http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/ Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:58:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-1049 Wed, 04 Oct 2006 08:33:35 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-1049 [...] According to analyst predictions, the volume of purchases made electronically over the Internet will expand from $131 million in 1995 to as much as $600 billion by the year 2000, accounting for approximately 8% of all retail purchases worldwide. As companies of all sizes and in all industries gear up to do business on the Internet, technology leaders worldwide are working together to build the requisite electronic commerce infrastructure — this infrastructure spans everything from the networking technologies that will tie businesses together, to the software applications that will permit them to engage each other in commerce. While making electronic commerce a reality has posed an assortment of technological challenges, the issue of transaction security has received the most public attention. Both businesses and consumers have held it up as their most serious concern. The fear of hackers and fraud and financial exposure has taken a measurable toll. But the security challenge has also been the focus of the most innovative and creative inter-industry collaboration. Leaders in the technology, financial and credit card industries have spent the last several years creating the critical security component of the electronic commerce equation… @ [...] […] According to analyst predictions, the volume of purchases made electronically over the Internet will expand from $131 million in 1995 to as much as $600 billion by the year 2000, accounting for approximately 8% of all retail purchases worldwide. As companies of all sizes and in all industries gear up to do business on the Internet, technology leaders worldwide are working together to build the requisite electronic commerce infrastructure — this infrastructure spans everything from the networking technologies that will tie businesses together, to the software applications that will permit them to engage each other in commerce. While making electronic commerce a reality has posed an assortment of technological challenges, the issue of transaction security has received the most public attention. Both businesses and consumers have held it up as their most serious concern. The fear of hackers and fraud and financial exposure has taken a measurable toll. But the security challenge has also been the focus of the most innovative and creative inter-industry collaboration. Leaders in the technology, financial and credit card industries have spent the last several years creating the critical security component of the electronic commerce equation… @ […]

]]> http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-991 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 06:00:40 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-991 [...] virtual cash &#124; <strong>epassporte</strong> [...] […] virtual cash | epassporte […]

]]> http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-989 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 05:32:34 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-989 [...] epassporte [...] […] epassporte […]

]]> http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-122 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 22:35:07 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-122 [...] But, when we put, essentially, our “bankers” between ourselves and our transactors, we seem to have imported the expectation that they are somehow still “responsible” for our money. Banks have always been beholden to depositors. But, before the advent of credit, it was always the customer who had cause to worry about the bank. Now, that’s mostly all reversed. I’m going to assume the banks prefer it that way. We spend our lives in debt, chasing superficial dreams, paying exorbitant interest rates and fees just for the pleasure of being scolded like a child by the Walgreen’s cashier because you are over your limit&#8230; more [...] […] But, when we put, essentially, our “bankers” between ourselves and our transactors, we seem to have imported the expectation that they are somehow still “responsible” for our money. Banks have always been beholden to depositors. But, before the advent of credit, it was always the customer who had cause to worry about the bank. Now, that’s mostly all reversed. I’m going to assume the banks prefer it that way. We spend our lives in debt, chasing superficial dreams, paying exorbitant interest rates and fees just for the pleasure of being scolded like a child by the Walgreen’s cashier because you are over your limit… more […]

]]> http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-118 Sun, 25 Jun 2006 04:45:28 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-118 [...] An important part of making money online is getting paid &#8212; lol Most programs will cut and mail you a check, once you have surpased the minimum payout level. This is usually $50. An alternative method exists, however, that allows you to get paid much more quickly. It is an electronic value transfer system called epassporte. When money went digital, a funny thing happened. Suddenly, you needed to have Institutions and “parties” of various types sitting between buyer and seller. In our excitement to “buy online”, we all said “Yeah, yeah… sure, sure“, we signed on the no-longer-dotted line, and we were good to go&#8230; more [...] […] An important part of making money online is getting paid — lol Most programs will cut and mail you a check, once you have surpased the minimum payout level. This is usually $50. An alternative method exists, however, that allows you to get paid much more quickly. It is an electronic value transfer system called epassporte. When money went digital, a funny thing happened. Suddenly, you needed to have Institutions and “parties” of various types sitting between buyer and seller. In our excitement to “buy online”, we all said “Yeah, yeah… sure, sure“, we signed on the no-longer-dotted line, and we were good to go… more […]

]]> http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-117 Sat, 24 Jun 2006 22:43:53 +0000 http://profitlabinc.com/PROFITBLOG/2006/06/24/epassporte-the-future-of-money/#comment-117 [...] the future of money [...] <!--adsense#epass--> […] the future of money […]

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