In many countries, paying for things using mobile phone (cell phone) apps is becoming increasingly common. Does the development have more advantages or more disadvantages?

Nowadays all over the world,
people
use mobile phone apps become more and more common. It is development or added pros and cons. In
this
essay, I will discuss both pros and cons of the same.
Firstly
, when commenting on the website
people
very
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much pleased with the online,but they consider
bit
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then
.
people
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were not able to believe put trust
therfor
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therefore
therefor
,they
prefered
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preferred
cash
on delivery. As an example, some
people
buying pizza in a pizza shop request after delivery the paying
cash
.
people
were comfortable with
this
.
secondly
, someone orders from the supermarket their food but like to fee for
cash
after the delivery.Because they are comfortable they delivered on time.
On the other hand
, some
people
time passed
people
were comfortable with
the
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online
came
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which means that the payment
were
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made using
the
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they
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movable phone apps. One
such
popular application nowadays is
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for
This
you have to make your own account
,
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and start some amount for the bank account.As an example,
people
buy some dresses online by shopping through mobile phone apps. They can order pee for and through their bank accounts. And
also
they give special offers for online fees. As an example, If someone orders an online for more than a hundred dollars they give a discount on Twente present.
people
like
this
opportunity.
People
generally don't see
this
as a disadvantage. They use some application bank details and are looking for some details of the user. So we can say that more
people
are agreed and comfortable fee for the
cash
.
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  • Prediction or recommendation

Example:

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • convenience
  • speed
  • eliminate
  • biometric verification
  • encryption
  • cashless society
  • environmentally friendly
  • impulsive buying
  • overspending
  • dependency
  • battery drain
  • technical issues
  • digital divide
  • access
  • smart technology
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