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UPDATE: Dec. 30,Watch Believer Online 2019, 3:57 p.m. EST By around 3:45 p.m. ET, Venmo appeared to be working again. The original story on the outage is below.

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Given the need to buy weed so you can get through another few days with your family, it's a bad time for Venmo to go down but here we are.

The issues first hit Venmo around 11:30 a.m. ET on Monday morning and have continued for more than two hours.

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Users trying to access their funds or pay someone for last night's pizza were met with the following error screen.

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Users are now scrambling to figure out ways to pay people in the year of Lord Bezos 2019.

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No word on what's causing the issue but Venmo's official support page tweeted that the company is working to resolve it.

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We also reached out to Venmo for additional comment. Until then, you may want to consider doing what I do, which is just keeping all of your cash in an old coffee can buried in your back yard.

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