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* As kindling for a fire. | * As kindling for a fire. | ||
* At automated gas stations. Usually next to a vending machine and useful for | * At automated gas stations. Usually next to a vending machine and useful for purchasing gas. | ||
* At mechanic's shops and self-service gas stations. Small vending machines outside the station. | * At mechanic's shops and self-service gas stations. Small vending machines outside the station. | ||
* In gun stores. Used for the purchause and regulation of ammo. | * In gun stores. Used for the purchause and regulation of ammo. | ||
* In the back of supermarkets. Several ATMs can be found here. | * In the back of supermarkets. Several ATMs can be found here. | ||
Revision as of 16:35, 18 June 2016
Used to pay at vending machines and automated gas stations.
An ATM machine can be used to merge different cash cards into one card, as of version . All cash cards can have their account balances transfered from card to card or have the money deposited into the National Bank System for later withdrawl.
There are several places one can expect to find a use for cash cards.
- As kindling for a fire.
- At automated gas stations. Usually next to a vending machine and useful for purchasing gas.
- At mechanic's shops and self-service gas stations. Small vending machines outside the station.
- In gun stores. Used for the purchause and regulation of ammo.
- In the back of supermarkets. Several ATMs can be found here.