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Posted by KBurger
I guess I shouldn't ask, "Who's Lil Wayne?" KIDDING, I know who he is. Isn't he related to Lil Kim?
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I guess I shouldn't ask, "Who's Lil Wayne?" KIDDING, I know who he is. Isn't he related to Lil Kim?
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Posted by Byurcan
The reason is likely because there's too many players in the U.S. with competing interests, as oppsoed to smaller coutnries, or countries with many less banks (like Canada).
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The reason is likely because there's too many players in the U.S. with competing interests, as oppsoed to smaller coutnries, or countries with many less banks (like Canada).
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Posted by KBurger
You make a compelling case for this, Paul. So my question is: with all these benefits and all the players seemingly agreeing there are benefits, what is the delay in implementing real-time payments on a widespread basis?...
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You make a compelling case for this, Paul. So my question is: with all these benefits and all the players seemingly agreeing there are benefits, what is the delay in implementing real-time payments on a widespread basis?...
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Posted by Kelly22
I'm torn on the issue myself. The idea of not having to remember a million usernames and crazy passwords is appealing, but I'd have to be convinced of the security first. The key may be layering multiple security technologies...
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I'm torn on the issue myself. The idea of not having to remember a million usernames and crazy passwords is appealing, but I'd have to be convinced of the security first. The key may be layering multiple security technologies...
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Posted by Kelly22
I'm pretty surprised to see such a big rise in prepaid cards as well. Playing the celebrity card (ha) definitely works. I'm reminded of a BST story from a few weeks back in which the writer taught his kids financial responsibility...
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I'm pretty surprised to see such a big rise in prepaid cards as well. Playing the celebrity card (ha) definitely works. I'm reminded of a BST story from a few weeks back in which the writer taught his kids financial responsibility...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
That was Lil Wayne when he used to use cash for most trasnactions. Now that he's got a prepaid card, he's much more fiscally responsible. Fact: you can't make it rain with a prepaid card.
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That was Lil Wayne when he used to use cash for most trasnactions. Now that he's got a prepaid card, he's much more fiscally responsible. Fact: you can't make it rain with a prepaid card.
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Posted by Byurcan
Well, they're not my examples, I had no idea lil wayne had a prepaid card until reading this report.
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Well, they're not my examples, I had no idea lil wayne had a prepaid card until reading this report.
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Posted by Becca L
The celebriteis you've used as examples dont seem like the most fiscally responsible either.
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The celebriteis you've used as examples dont seem like the most fiscally responsible either.
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Posted by Byurcan
Presumably, the ones with $0 fees have other add ons they charge you for that people elect to use. That's what I would guess. I always wonder why brands pay celebrities millions of dollars to endorse things, I always feel...
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Presumably, the ones with $0 fees have other add ons they charge you for that people elect to use. That's what I would guess. I always wonder why brands pay celebrities millions of dollars to endorse things, I always feel...
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Posted by Becca L
I don't know why people by Justin Beiber backpacks and singing toothbrushes either, but clearly the market has spoken.To be fair, celebrity faces are more interesting than generic designs, and perhaps the celebrity endoresment...
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I don't know why people by Justin Beiber backpacks and singing toothbrushes either, but clearly the market has spoken.To be fair, celebrity faces are more interesting than generic designs, and perhaps the celebrity endoresment...
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Posted by Byurcan
Well, I could have told you that. I think the last TV show I regularly watched was Seinfeld. I have no idea what's happened in pop culture for the past decade or so, and it's been quite blissful.
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Well, I could have told you that. I think the last TV show I regularly watched was Seinfeld. I have no idea what's happened in pop culture for the past decade or so, and it's been quite blissful.
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Posted by Becca L
Clearly Bryan, you're just not "with" it :-)
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Clearly Bryan, you're just not "with" it :-)
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