Jim Kelley wrote:
So if I "possess" an American Express card, do I "possess" money? No.

"money - 4. any article ... used as a means of payment."

So the answer is yes, credit cards are a form of money. Sorry.
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Cecil Moore wrote:

Jim Kelley wrote:
So if I "possess" an American Express card, do I "possess" money? No.

"money - 4. any article ... used as a means of payment."

So the answer is yes, credit cards are a form of money. Sorry.

A distinction is commonly drawn between plastic and cash, Cecil. I
expected you wouldn't be too stubborn to acknowledge that. My mistake.

73, Jim AC6XG

Jim Kelley wrote:

Cecil Moore wrote:
So the answer is yes, credit cards are a form of money. Sorry.

A distinction is commonly drawn between plastic and cash, Cecil. I
expected you wouldn't be too stubborn to acknowledge that. My mistake.

Do you happen to have a special dictionary where words don't
mean what words mean? Money can be plastic or cash or gold or
silver or worthless coins or sea shells or virtually any other
medium of exchange.
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