Hand Santisers upon shop entry - flawed?
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steveo3002 said:
Pothole said:
steveo3002 said:
sanatize your hands then the check out worker handles all the shopping so its like shaking hands with them and all the previous customers
Do you stick your finger up your nose regularly while packing away? If not, there's no problem there. Sanitise again once the transaction is complete and wipe shopping down with a soapy rag once you get home if you're bothered.then going off on that point you dont hear of till operators dying in huge numbers so yeah i dunno , im of the get along with it and use a bit of common sense when i can crowd
Iv been handling loads of "infected money" since lockdown. I'm certain iv touched my face during that time without knowing, I'm alive and uninfected. I litterly watch supermarket staff take money, then scratch eye/nose/face. Yet not many are pegging it. Imo enough evidence right there to show it's time to get on with life.
I also witnessed a woman refilling her hand gel tub with aldi's one you can use as you come in. Wont be long until that's taken away anyway haha.
I also witnessed a woman refilling her hand gel tub with aldi's one you can use as you come in. Wont be long until that's taken away anyway haha.
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hstewie said:
hstewie said: I wouldn't be surprised if the contactless limit doesn't get increased again either on cards or for things like ApplePay.
I'm sure there will always be limits but it's gone up to £45 and you'd assume banks and industry are keeping track of the average transaction to see what might be appropriate.
I'd assume there are ways to be smart about it i.e. increase the contactless limit to £100 but restrict to supermarkets?
If someone can get into my iPhone to activate ApplePay good luck to them as they'd pretty much need to be holding my head
I don't know for sure about Apple Pay but Google Pay has no limit to contactless.I'm sure there will always be limits but it's gone up to £45 and you'd assume banks and industry are keeping track of the average transaction to see what might be appropriate.
I'd assume there are ways to be smart about it i.e. increase the contactless limit to £100 but restrict to supermarkets?
If someone can get into my iPhone to activate ApplePay good luck to them as they'd pretty much need to be holding my head
I have thought similar but it's only like using a public toilet and having to open the door on the way out....or touching literally anything public that could be covered in who knows what. For that reason, it doesn't particularly bother me.
What annoys me considerably more is having to queue for the shop then squeezing past the shop worker stood in the doorway ushering people in.
What annoys me considerably more is having to queue for the shop then squeezing past the shop worker stood in the doorway ushering people in.
ambuletz said:
...its put in place to 'make people feel safe' and 'give confidence' in order to get people out shopping again.
Sadly having the opposite effect on me. The queues and sanitiser nonsense mean that I shall not be visiting physical shops, I shall use Amazon/Ebay even more.hotchy said:
Iv been handling loads of "infected money" since lockdown. I'm certain iv touched my face during that time without knowing, I'm alive and uninfected. I litterly watch supermarket staff take money, then scratch eye/nose/face. Yet not many are pegging it. Imo enough evidence right there to show it's time to get on with life.
Wow, How did you know all of those checkout staff have CV19?And you have CV19 and handed money to checkout staff and let them touch their face?
blingybongy said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: I wouldn't be surprised if the contactless limit doesn't get increased again either on cards or for things like ApplePay.
I'm sure there will always be limits but it's gone up to £45 and you'd assume banks and industry are keeping track of the average transaction to see what might be appropriate.
I'd assume there are ways to be smart about it i.e. increase the contactless limit to £100 but restrict to supermarkets?
If someone can get into my iPhone to activate ApplePay good luck to them as they'd pretty much need to be holding my head
I don't know for sure about Apple Pay but Google Pay has no limit to contactless.I'm sure there will always be limits but it's gone up to £45 and you'd assume banks and industry are keeping track of the average transaction to see what might be appropriate.
I'd assume there are ways to be smart about it i.e. increase the contactless limit to £100 but restrict to supermarkets?
If someone can get into my iPhone to activate ApplePay good luck to them as they'd pretty much need to be holding my head
PanicBuyingBogRoll said:
otolith said:
As I understand it, Apple Pay has no limit either, limits are imposed by retailers or card service providers.
Tesco still has a limit when paying witb phones. PanicBuyingBogRoll said:
otolith said:
As I understand it, Apple Pay has no limit either, limits are imposed by retailers or card service providers.
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