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Well. Canada sure looks like a beautiful place to live but perhaps that is all.

Nikorj wrote:

valerie wrote: So in Denmark, you only use debit cards and online bill pay and perhaps automatic withdrawal for payments?

True!!

Even manually withdrawing from a branch is nearly non-existent, Most branches are not even dealing with it anymore.


You can still withdraw from an ATM of course!, But slowly we also experience more stores that don't accept cash at all.


Very few are doing transactions the old way, So we are more and less forced to have a online-net bank (I think it's pretty intentional).

WOW! Ok thanks for that info, I did not know that.

That's a very dangerous so called 'study'. Very dangerous!

Water is of course great for you. I drink a lot of water every day. However, water is
absolutely NOT a cure all.

So in Denmark, you only use debit cards and online bill pay and perhaps automatic withdrawal for payments?

It depends on the bank and their plans. Lots of banks here with many different
plans. Not all banks but many do offer free checking accounts to senior citizens
and few do offer a small payment if you write limited number of checks per month.

My checking account is free since I am in the senior citizen category and I receive
an automatic $2 per month in my checking account as long as I do not write over
5 checks per month. There are a few other checking account options at my bank
but this is the one I chose. The only way I would be charged a fee is if I made
a lot of atm withdrawals or had an overdraft. Also, my first set of checks are
free and I may never need another set anyway. The $2 has nothing to do with
interest....it saves them money from processing checks.

The bank I bank at pays me $2.00 per month if I don't write over 5 checks per month.
Rarely do I write a check. I guess it saves them money in the long run not to process
checks.

That's heavy. I never realized there was such a thing.

Darkstar2 wrote:

valerie wrote: Digital currencies is nothing more than a precursor to evil yet to come.
That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

I agree 100%, I guess you've been reading Revelations too

As far as precursors to evil, Bitcoin is just a tiny drop in the ocean. One of the biggest precursor to evil is paperless money in all its form, and of course one day when humans will require chip implants.

Yep, that's true.

Digital currencies is nothing more than a precursor to evil yet to come.
That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

I believe CS to be very stable and I do believe GPT is not dead.
We may see additions or changes, etc but that goes with time as everything
changes to some extent, including ways to earn.

Good point about interest. It draws nothing here but risk.

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You'd need to do google searches but this is ClixSense and members
here use F8, period.

I believe the Devil is a real entity and therefore can provoke people with weak
minds into believing/doing anything.

I think technology is a force of giving up something for something else.
Not always good and not always bad.

I think the most I ever cashed out at once was about $700 or so.

There's a reason why I have always told people to cash out as soon as they can and
I am not referring to ClixSense alone.

If you don't mind losing your money, then yep, allow the program to be your bank
savings account. If you lose it, you are not really entitled to complain about it
because you could have cashed out.

You see, things happen beyond our control but when we can control the situation,
we should.

I was working online back when the New York electric system blew which did affect
many programs. So much so that many did not relaunch. I lost a good deal of money.

There's also a little something called 'death' and although we don't like to think about it,
it can happen.

In addition, there is something known as ethics or respect, which may or may not be
the correct words to choose. It may be a burden on the program if members wait to
cash out large sums.

Just remember, online programs such as ClixSense, and more, are not banks. They're
not Savings Accounts. They are not FDIC insured.

Why? Don't you think it might be smart to cash out now?

tasman1 wrote: Just a few month ago did buy a new laptop , last one was the cheap one . the cheapest one one market and lasted 7 years . one before same price lasted 8 years . this one to , the cheapest on the market , hope it will
last 6-8 years


My brain say... cheap 10 dollar toaster will last for 10 , 20 or 30 years , so simple nothing can go wrong , 100 dollar toaster have 200s things that can go wrong and it will last 2 years , 250 dollar toaster have 1000s think that can go wrong and it will last a year only if I am lucky

Or .... 10 dollar toaster will last under 1 year if you use it to much in month before it is 1 year old , you get money back and buy another 1 for 10 dollar in another shop and use it to much before ........ and so on and you never spend 1 cent on toaster ever again


Now , in last 25 years tasman1 did spend on buying new toaster, or coffee grinder or ,or,or,or how much ?

You're 100% correct.

Also left out bike and motorbike.