[pct-l] Money

[fkroger1999@xxxxxxxxx (Frank Kroger)]

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Many places accept credit/debit cards, although there are some towns where =
the WHOLE town will not accept them eg Wrightwood, just North of San Bernar=
dino. Many post offices, not all,  will give you CASH BACK, although if you=
 come early in the day they may not have any cash to give you. In general  =
it helps to have cash on hand.
PS To keep weight to minimum throw away change and any bills smaller than $=
10 as you leave town.  Just kidding, actually keep some smaller bills becau=
se sometimes they come in handy.
Satellite/Frank Kroger
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Hi,

I am curious as to how most thru hikers handle their hotel, resupply, etc m=
oney.

Do most people take it in the form of cash, or money orders, or traveler's =
checks?

Do most people start on the trail with all of their money?

How often are credit cards used?

Any input on this is most appreciated.

Thanks,

Heidi
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