Okay, we're starting to sound like a Hallmark card ourselves.
And so credit cards are a good first thing to roll out because they have such widespread penetration, but we don't bill ourselves as a credit card processing company, we're a payments company.
"Credit cards are a good first thing to roll out because they have such widespread penetration but we don't bill ourselves as a credit card processing company, we're a payments company".
We max out our credit cards, drive ourselves crazy "finding the right thing" for people who need nothing, we overdo with children who are so bombarded they have no idea what to play with next.
The immature inability to carry a credit card; Limiting ourselves to bi-partisan bureaucracy.
(Government should set aside a fund to be used by private sector GPs for people treated by GPs; currently these GPs have no backup) They should let us, maybe with the patient's IC (identity card), prove ourselves that our patients are diabetic, and we should at least be able to get the needles and some basic things from the Ministry".
Only when all else failed, he said, should we flash our cards and declare ourselves to be British military personnel engaged on secret duties.
We need to save more, invest more, consume less and throw out most of our credit cards to bail ourselves out of this crisis.
In sensibly upgrading to chip-and-pin payments, and then contactless cards, we freed ourselves from the low-tech, easily hackable swipe-and-sign cards still widely used in the US.
One man said, "It is just us by ourselves, playing cards and reading magazines".
