Instead of paying a bill with whatever method you previously used and then sending a text message, call or plea to pay you back, you can now do both in a few taps of our app. The paying and chasing can be done in the same instance, within the same app. Splitting the bill after has also got a bit easier. We ensure that it’s easy to find your biller as well with our list of checked billers. Hopefully you can dread a little less with Beem It knowing that you can be sure of when your payment will be paid and that it is secure. We all dread the letter or email that arrives asking to pay your internet, gas, electricity, Netflix or whatever. That means once fully registered you can now quickly and securely pay bills using the debit or credit card that you have linked to your Beem It account. We’ve added storing loyalty cards, expanded the app to let you purchase (and store) gift cards and now the team at Beem It has added the ability to pay bills on the app using BPAY. īeem It is quickly becoming an app where you can make more than just easy payments with your friends.
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He then made a joke about how there was nothing left in his account after that and it was really awkward for both of us.Īvoid the awkwardness with Beem It - download it for free now.For once, bills are good news if you’re a Beem It user. We went just for drinks, and it was all lovely and fine but then at the end he offered to pay. I went on a date with this guy and it was quite nice. I would assume the guy pays but when the bill comes you should always do the feign to grab your card/wallet from your bag and wait for them to say "I've got it'". With the guy I'm seeing now I paid on our first date and he thought it was really sweet, he gave me a bottle of wine when he came to pick me up for our second date to say thank you. If I do want to see the person again then I offer to go halves or even try and pick up the tab myself, that way it gives the guy more incentive to ask me out again, an 'I'll get this one' type vibe. If I don't want to see the person again then I happily let them pay the bill, it gives a solid end to our transaction.
I have a pretty nifty trick for first dates. Then reminded me it was my round, so I had to pay for my own 'birthday bubbles'. I didn't tell the guy as it was a weeknight and it wasn't like I wanted to celebrate it with him, so we were just taking it in turns to buy rounds of drinks.Īfter a few wines, I ended up telling him that it was in fact my birthday, so he made a song and dance about it in front of the barman and ordered us some bubbles. I went on a first date that just happened to be on my birthday. He continued to message me for a week and I've never set foot in that coffee shop where we met again. He then sent me a picture of the receipt (I had no idea he had kept it) from our dinner and said he'd appreciate it if I would reimburse him for half, which was nearly $100. Things went from bad to worse when I told him I was allergic to peanuts and he ordered a dish with them anyway (he said I could eat around them) and an expensive bottle of red wine even though I said I didn't want anymore to drink, he insisted on paying and since he'd gone so over the top, I let him.Ī few days later he messaged me to grab a drink and I politely said no. It quickly became apparent that our "waiting for coffee" banter was as good as it was going to get, but still, I decided to stick the night out and be pleasant. But then a few weeks ago, I met up with this guy I'd been flirting with for months for dinner and drinks. Whether it's with a guy or a girl, I always offer to go halves on a first date. I do take responsibility for not saying no at the time, but the bartender was there and it would have been so awkward being like: '"I don't really want to see you again, sorry". I think he could tell that I was annoyed and eventually texted me to 'split the bill', which we did.
I was pretty taken aback, and tipsy, so I kind of just tapped my card and left in a huff. This would have been fine but I did not intend to see him again and didn't want to be out $80 for what was already a very boring date. We had a few rounds of cocktails so the total was roughly $80, also he had ordered more drinks than I did. I asked the bartender for the bill and when it arrived he looked at me and said 'If you get this one, I'll get the next date'. Eventually, I called it quits and made up an excuse to leave. There wasn't much chemistry between us and he just spoke about himself and mansplained coffee to me for two hours. I was once on this pretty naff date from Hinge.
However, without an app, things don't always go this smoothly. We asked five women to share their stories of splitting the bill on a first date.
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