long time Yotta user, first time question-asker. The title suggests you're trying to get people to stop playing the lottery which is noble and as a former once a month powerball ticket buyer I understood it and anytime I want to buy a powerball ticket I now deposit that money into my yotta account. okay, not every time, most times.
Anyways, I haven't opted in for the debit card yet because it feels antithetical to being financially healthier, 1 in 100 odds of getting my purchase for free makes me want to buy MORE and save LESS especially because you're going to give me 10% back in the form of tickets. I guess, convince me I'm wrong and that a debit card that you have a random chance of getting something entirely for free is actually financially responsible?
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long time Yotta user, first time question-asker. The title suggests you're trying to get people to stop playing the lottery which is noble and as a former once a month powerball ticket buyer I understood it and anytime I want to buy a powerball ticket I now deposit that money into my yotta account. okay, not every time, most times.
Anyways, I haven't opted in for the debit card yet because it feels antithetical to being financially healthier, 1 in 100 odds of getting my purchase for free makes me want to buy MORE and save LESS especially because you're going to give me 10% back in the form of tickets. I guess, convince me I'm wrong and that a debit card that you have a random chance of getting something entirely for free is actually financially responsible?
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