Briefing for State Leaders: Solari Model Legislation – The Consumer Payment Rights and Transparency Act with Tobi Maier, Esq. and Saga Stevin
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Briefing for State Leaders: Discussion of Solari Model Legislation – Consumer Payment Rights and Transparency Act
November 21, 2025
State Leaders Briefings: Discussion of Solari Model Legislation – Consumer Payment Rights and Transparency Act
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Solari’s monthly online briefings are designed to support state legislators, other elected officials, and engaged citizens who are working to preserve American freedoms. The briefing on November 13, 2025, addressed the dangers of programmable money when combined with digital IDs and invasive local telecommunications infrastructure and described model legislation designed to help defend individuals from programmable money in a centralized digital control grid.
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Catherine,
Please tells us or show us how to make travel reservations (flight and hotel at the least) and still be able to pay with cash.
With loving kindness,
Deborah Gottfried
727-433-2192
Deborah,
I am sure Catherine will have some ideas as well, but I thought I would put in my two cents since I researched this a while ago and am trying to use cash! Here are my suggestions and links:
I bought a plane ticket at the airport counter with cash. I did have to part there, walk in, stand in line etc… but it was worth it. Call before you go to make sure they will accommodate you. Here is an article that tells you how to buy a plane ticket with cash: https://blog.remitly.com/travel/can-you-buy-a-plane-ticket-with-cash/
This link below has a list of car rental agencies that will accept cash as a deposit and then let you pay with cash when you return. It depends on the local agency but I have done this on two occasions. https://firstquarterfinance.com/car-rental-companies-that-accept-cash-deposits/
As for hotels, some let you pay for your hotel room with cash after your stay. This includes Extended Stay America, Motel 6, Hyatt, and Radisson. There are restrictions though. Some hotel companies will only accept cash at certain locations and most hotels still require a credit card to reserve the room and at check-in to cover any incidental charges or damage to the room.
But, at least you pay the bill with cash and use your debit card to hold the room.
I found that local motels and extended stay places are more open to helping you pay with cash vs a credit card. You just have to ask.
Hope that helps!
#CashEveryday
Happy Thanksgiving,
Jennifer