Wasn't that the whole point though?
The meme is "I'll make my own site"
Which then got banned by the hosting.
"I'll do my own hosting."
Which then gets banned by the domain registrar and ddos services.
"Find a registrar who doesn't give a fuck"
then no payment processors take your money (gab is here)
"Start your own payment processor"
which is how the post started. How does this hawalla system work over the internet?
As an internet service, will you take "pledge notes" from random people? Where would you meet up to settle things from every country?
"Start your own payment processor". which is how the post started. How does this hawalla system work over the internet?
Confirmation codes and reliable affiliate screening. Vetting is a skillset by itself that you should always look for and invite.
You put limits on transfer (because federal law requires that anyway), and you make sure everyone passes an anti-money laundering course thats rock solid.
Customers or friends come to you. Say "Hey I need this money transferred."
You handle the paper work.
You call your friend in say Tennessee. They agree to release x amount of money.
Either the customer or you or your guy on the other end take a phone number or contact information and contact the guy who is to pick up the transfer. You tell him where, he shows up, done, he has his money, and the transactions complete.
Or you deposit it. Or you cashapp it. Or you use a dozen other services.
Typically just cash though.
And you make sure you know your federal fucking law before you go doing it too.
But in practice, it should be no problem among friends, neighbors, and extended family as it were.
Be sure to retain a god damn lawyer though if you do.
Not legal advice or financial advice, just fyi.
I don't see how this translates to internet services.
Any single step can be scammed. I had a random guy call me and say "returning your call". I hadn't used my phone in a week.
deposit, cashapp, etc - aren't those kiked? when the word spreads about your use - banned? rinse and repeat.
Any single step can be scammed. I had a random guy call me and say "returning your call". I hadn't used my phone in a week.
Negative, thats what confirmation codes are for. Thats why you know your guys before hand. You're not communicating with strangers. You're running an *association. *
deposit, cashapp, etc - aren't those kiked? when the word spreads about your use - banned?
How quick?
Theres dozens of them and opening a new account is easy not that I recommend that route, only using it as an example.
I think you're just intent on seeing problems or inventing problems where there are none.
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