Current results on CU Times’ latest web poll:
“The United States will be check-free by:
- 2015 (12.1%),
- 2020 (19.7%),
- 2030 (15.3%),
- Never, there will always be checks. (52.9%)”
Posted by: Trey Reeme | April 8, 2008
Bahahaha: 52.9% of CU Times poll respondents don’t know what they’re talking about
Posted in Bad Calls
Responses
I dunno, Trey. The world is flat after all.
By: Ross Graham on April 8, 2008
at 11:34 am
When were checks invented? Knowing that would help one make a better guess at when they will die out. Maybe they will continue to exist in some other form… like those Kryptonian criminals did in the Phantom Zone.
By: Dan Veasey on April 8, 2008
at 12:37 pm
I missed that poll - maybe a bunch of laid-off check printers stuffed the online ballot box!
Maybe we’ll see some CUs and banks phase out the phrase “Checking Account”. Just call it a “Transaction Account”, given that checkwriting volume is steadily dropping.
By: Ron Bensley, Jr. on April 9, 2008
at 12:56 pm
