Okay, so I guess I'm "old school" when it comes to going to clubs and paying for my dances. I always have plenty of cash ahead of time, mostly $100 bills, always obtained directly from my bank, or one of their ATMs. This way, I avoid the dreaded "George Costanza wallet" from having a shitload of $20 bills, and getting them directly from my bank gives me confidence that the bills are authentic. (I'm assuming banks have thorough safeguards in place to detect counterfeit bills, so I've never really concerned myself with that too much.)
Obviously, this system works just fine, although it does mean that I have to 1) keep in the back of my mind whether or not I need to withdraw additional cash ahead of time, and 2) there's always a wee bit of apprehension about carrying much more cash than I normally would at any other time. For me, about the only time I will ever have that much cash on me is when I'm going to a club...
So I guess my question is this--in 2025, is there a truly good alternative payment system that other club patrons AND dancers find convenient, safe, easy to use, while maintaining privacy for both you and the dancer? I've heard of these various payment systems like Venmo, Zelle, and maybe some others, but I've never researched them to try to figure out if they would be of any use in a club setting? Are any of you guys finding any of these payment systems helpful for your club visits, or is good ol' cash still king for all of you???
Thanks for your thoughts! :)
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Cash is king in the strip club. Any form of electronic payment leaves a digital paper trail.
cash. Learned at the School of Hard Knocks.
Na never did anything but cash ever
Cash is king. There is the possibility the club or dancer might not accept electronic payment systems.
Have you considered barter?
Maybe you could see if the sexy female would take a bushel of corn in exchange for some sexy fun time. ROAR!!!
You could also see if you can have some sexy fun time in exchange for a pack of smokes and a 2 liter bottle of Mountain Dew Code Red.
But any female that’ll participate in sexy fun time for smokes and Mt. Dew ain’t gonna be that sexy. ROAR!!
In this area I think everyone will appreciate your old school. Definitely cash. Get certain number of cash will not only keep you away from using credit card to overdraw, but also leave no digital trace. Of course, if they have cameras or ID scan probably they will be the proof of your present.
I agree with everyone, cash is best. Leaves do tracks. When you're out of cash, time to leave.
I've had dancers offer to take venmo or cash app, even paypal once, but I am a cash guy.
Occasionally cash app with someone I know but I try to have cash for what I intend to spend. I’ve used payment directly to a dancer I know to avoid ATM fees. For me no one cares and I don’t care about a digital trail but it’s the exception not the rule.
I almost never use cards though. I’ve found it to be a bad idea. It just takes once to get burned.
Well, overwhelming consensus on this one! Old school it is. Thanks for the responses everyone... :)
"cash. Learned at the School of Hard Knocks." @jascoi Yep, that's where I got my masters...
"...a bushel of corn..." @rickthelion I do prefer the bushel to the landing stripel... :)
Always stick to cash. For me, I stick to a budget each time I go to the club. At best I do $300 in Benjamins (100s), $100 in Jacksons (20s) and $40 in Washingtons (1s).
I avoid using the ATMs in the clubs for your privacy and evading the fees. Im not surprised there is a camera right above those ATMs. Don't get me started on credit cards. I read stories where the bartenders will overcharge customers for drinks.
My regular OTC gal of 15 years wanted me to use Apple Pay so I obliged. I consider myself somewhat tech savvy, but I had to have her help me set it up. Maybe doctors might consider this as a test for the initial stages of age related dementia
I don't even do on-line banking. I live in a cash world, as do most gamblers.
Cash, but in separate pockets so I can better negotiate.
I met an entertainer in Amsterdam who accepted bitcoin. Lol.
I use Venmo and PayPal for my regulars. For years. Typically for the gratuity or OTC.
I pay for nearly all of my in club activities with cash. I use 100's to avoid the Costanza syndrome. I see no reason to change.
I'll sent zelle payments to a couple of girls, but those are limited situations. I certainly wouldn't reach for my phone to do a zelle payment in the club.
No.
@Sigmun I'm with you on avoiding club ATMs!
@motorhead Apple Pay...interesting! I've actually got that setup on my phone, but I really haven't ever used it yet, other than for one test purchase at a fast food restaurant.
@skibum609 are you a casino guy?
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@drjoker69 😂
@59 I think you might be the only one to reply that you've regularly used something other than cash! 👍
@Dolfan I hate it when I'm too late to go inside a bank branch, and I'm stuck withdrawing $20s from an outside ATM...
@georgemicrodong can you give me the TL;DR version? 😁
As I mentioned I only use it with regulars for the gratuity. Keep it discreet, most clubs want you to use their ATM or funny money. They appreciate it, they are likely going to take the cash to an ATM or bank anyways.
With one dancer I actually send the gratuity on the way TO the club. We have worked out a sliding scale of tips for extras. Sort of a wink wink be ready for X today.
This brings up a question I've been wondering for a while
Like @59 I have a trusted fav that I will occasionally pay by app. Anyone know of an app that the sender can remain anonymous?
@ClubFan81077, Many ATM's dispense 100's, I think all of BoA's do at least. TD & the Wells Fargo ones near me also dispense 50's, but those seem to vary by branch with the standalone ones not part of a branch are much less likely to have larger bills.
As far as anonymous payments, laws require pretty detailed record keeping for anti-money laundering. Some apps let you use a nickname that is displayed that isn't verified against the account holder name but they're still far from anonymous.
If you pay with those tools, the records will be around for many years to come, if not forever, and likely even if the banks supporting them go under. Not saying don't do it, just saying understand it.
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@Dolfan it's good to know that a BoA ATM might have 100s in a pinch. 50s aren't too bad as a backup...
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I have offered to give them the best 30 seconds of their lives, but so far they just want cash.
CLUB - I gamble. Casino is just one outlet lol.
Some clubs have their “dance dollar/“funny money” club cash, except there is normally a markup to the customer to use them and a a certain amount taken from dancers to cash them in at the end of their shift.
If the club offers a funny money system like that, then cash app and the like will def not be allowed. (Because the club will want their cut)
Somebody else already mentioned the anti laundering snooping that goes on. If you send stuff, I’d try to make it infrequent on those apps. And definitely don’t label that $69 app payment as “best blowjob ever!!!”
I think I’ve read about some people here keeping different parts of their cash in different pockets just to keep it all from being in the exact same spot.That seems like the most practical thing from my point of view
@nicespice some good points. My note is always Today, Friday, etc. Very generic. Also I believe any payment greater than $600 is reported to the IRS. If it's a payment that exceeds that amount, they want their cut.
@skibum Ah...so it might be the casino? Or the NCAA tournament? Or a game of Texas Hold 'Em with your friends? Or something random like, "hey, I bet that guy can eat that entire Big Mac in less than 12 bites"? 😁
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To OP- Go to politics forum if you want to discuss bitcoin. Why the hang up on cash ? There's enough ATM machines to never be short.
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