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All in all, my best guess is that someone will lose his money in Facebook company and they will have team up with someone bigger and established. So I gave it a try. Yes, Facebook might win this battle, if they bring their fees down to credit card levels, because of that huge user base. made a positive reference to Ubuntu. When we purchased our home 18 years ago I paid for the $20,0009(my savings) for the deposit My husband says that the house is his and should be in his name but I remind him we are a marriage partnership. A broadcast system with no payment system and non-real identities. As for my venture into Ubuntu, the Gnome dock (mentioned above) a fun tech toy. Second Life has been doing it for years. Retrieved January 24, 2011. Even more important is the kids market in America. It bought me to a checkpoint page where I had to verify that I wasn't spam by entering a verification code. Your mommas so stupid, she thinks Tupac Shakur is a Jewish Holiday! The Raven  September 24, 2010 at 10:10 am  The big win of these online private currencies is convenience. ^ a b "Facebook confirms plans to make Credits the mandatory universal currency. As far as I can tell, developers cant write an app that pays users in FC for doing certain work. In March 2011, Facebook created an official subsidiary to handle payments: Facebook Payments Inc.[11]. Unless you want a REAL one. Getting a few dollars here and there is good so they know how to do it, but thats not primary. Keep in mind that the profit transfer off Zynga alone, one company is on the order of hundreds of millions of dollars. Theres no way to crush this with dollars because the commerce is predicated on having exclusive products which in turn are predicated on having a ubiquitous social network for communications. Overall I like the post very much. No dollars are allowed, just credits. Users cant earn FC in any way other than buying them from Facebook. A lot of people will therefore be much more willing to spend 420 credits or points than $9.99 in real money. dont deliver  members will talk  dont pay  members will boycott  why not require that members do all transactions using facebook credits? or lets say sometime in the not too distant future a person in africa or indonesia wants to gain entry to a u.s. This is what drives google absolutely nuts. Inside Facebook. Facebook operates internationally, so its smart to put off those problems for the time being. Do you really want to go back to her for every 50 cents purchase you want to make? Hell no! Youre going to prepay as many credits as you can get away with, so you can postpone another begging session. It seems to me like they're just trying to sweep this problem under the rug. Oh, Ill break them down, no mercy shown Heaven knows, its got to be this time Watching her, these things she said The times she cried, too frail to wake this time  5a02188284


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	All in all, my best guess is that someone will lose his money in Facebook company and they will have team up with someone bigger and established. So I gave it a try. Yes, Facebook might win this battle, if they bring their fees down to credit card levels, because of that huge user base. made a positive reference to Ubuntu. When we purchased our home 18 years ago I paid for the $20,0009(my savings) for the deposit My husband says that the house is his and should be in his name but I remind him we are a marriage partnership. A broadcast system with no payment system and non-real identities. As for my venture into Ubuntu, the Gnome dock (mentioned above) a fun tech toy. Second Life has been doing it for years. Retrieved January 24, 2011. Even more important is the kids market in America. It bought me to a checkpoint page where I had to verify that I wasn't spam by entering a verification code. Your mommas so stupid, she thinks Tupac Shakur is a Jewish Holiday! The Raven September 24, 2010 at 10:10 am The big win of these online private currencies is convenience. ^ a b "Facebook confirms plans to make Credits the mandatory universal currency. As far as I can tell, developers cant write an app that pays users in FC for doing certain work. In March 2011, Facebook created an official subsidiary to handle payments: Facebook Payments Inc.[11]. Unless you want a REAL one. Getting a few dollars here and there is good so they know how to do it, but thats not primary. Keep in mind that the profit transfer off Zynga alone, one company is on the order of hundreds of millions of dollars. Theres no way to crush this with dollars because the commerce is predicated on having exclusive products which in turn are predicated on having a ubiquitous social network for communications. Overall I like the post very much. No dollars are allowed, just credits. Users cant earn FC in any way other than buying them from Facebook. A lot of people will therefore be much more willing to spend 420 credits or points than $9.99 in real money. dont deliver members will talk dont pay members will boycott why not require that members do all transactions using facebook credits? or lets say sometime in the not too distant future a person in africa or indonesia wants to gain entry to a u.s. This is what drives google absolutely nuts. Inside Facebook. Facebook operates internationally, so its smart to put off those problems for the time being. Do you really want to go back to her for every 50 cents purchase you want to make? Hell no! Youre going to prepay as many credits as you can get away with, so you can postpone another begging session. It seems to me like they're just trying to sweep this problem under the rug. Oh, Ill break them down, no mercy shown Heaven knows, its got to be this time Watching her, these things she said The times she cried, too frail to wake this time 5a02188284