Gold is money

[Roy]

For your perusal:

https://glintpay.com/

Using gold for electronic payments.

 

[KDave]

I really, really like this, but it just can't compete with a fiat debit or credit card can it lets be honest. Why pay 0.5% to transfer 'money' into your plastic and then pay 0.5% again to transact with your 'money', when you can do it for 0% cost?

[mr-dead]

I think the good thing is that there is a market out there for this product and it shows a shift in the public perception of money and wealth preservation with an increased awareness of precious metals.

The time for gold & silver to shine again is inching closer by the day with products like this and gold back crypto being another avenue driving demand for physical.

[FlorinCollector]

I signed up for one of these accounts it took about 2-3 weeks to get approved and for the card to come through the door. Not tried to use yet though. 

[HawkHybrid]

who pays for the vaulting of the gold?

I think these companies are either just out to make a quick

buck or don't understand money versus currency.

currency is designed to facilitate trade. currency needs to be

converted to money if the owner wants it to store value. I

think of it like a current account versus give notice savings

account. the current account allows you to buy things and

the savings account gives better interest rates. using the

savings account to buy things is poor money management.

 

HH

 

[kimchi]

Most folk won't get this, but why not throw it out there anyway as an aside?

Currency = current (as in a body of water) sea.

We are under maritime law from the minute our mother's waters break and we pass through the birth (berth) canal to be checked by the doctor (dock, tor = tauroidal field) and we have to get a berth certificate.

If you get into trouble later in life you will have to appear in court (caught) and stand in the dock.

Keep your nose clean, or don't get caught, and you can keep your money in a (e.g. river) bank.

Etc.

 

[sixgun]

32 minutes ago, kimchi said:

We are under maritime law from the minute our mother's waters break and we pass through the birth (berth) canal to be checked by the doctor (dock, tor = tauroidal field) and we have to get a berth certificate.

If you get into trouble later in life you will have to appear in court (caught) and stand in the dock.

Keep your nose clean, or don't get caught, and you can keep your money in a (e.g. river) bank.

Etc.

 

No we get into trouble when our birth is relabeled as a berthing and is registered with the Crown. If the child is not registered they cannot deal with the child. They have no NAME to deal with. The Crown is a corporation. A corporation cannot deal with man or woman, only a NAME. The NAME is registered on Crown copyright documents. You were handed over, given away. Your parents had parental responsibilities - they were responsible for dealing with Crown property as the Crown sees fit or else the State will come in to reclaim their property and hand it over to another to tend to.

If the child is not registered it does not exist. They cannot be taxed, they cannot be forced to do anything, they do not need any licence, no legislation applies as legislation is a set of rules for the NAME, for the property of the Crown.

[kimchi]

8 minutes ago, sixgun said:

No we get into trouble when our birth is relabeled as a berthing and is registered with the Crown. If the child is not registered they cannot deal with the child. They have no NAME to deal with. The Crown is a corporation. A corporation cannot deal with man or woman, only a NAME. The NAME is registered on Crown copyright documents. You were handed over, given away. Your parents had parental responsibilities - they were responsible for dealing with Crown property as the Crown sees fit or else the State will come in to reclaim their property and hand it over to another to tend to.

If the child is not registered it does not exist. They cannot be taxed, they cannot be forced to do anything, they do not need any licence, no legislation applies as legislation is a set of rules for the NAME, for the property of the Crown.

Yes of course - our parents unwittingly and in good faith follow the procedures (pro sea duress) and from that point onwards you are also a corporation (a corpse, a legal dead fiction entity whenever you engage with the system under that {presumed dead} legal title).

If unregistered the child still exists, it just isn't a slave from birth. But yes I get your point, I think that is what you were saying - it cannot be taxed, co-erced, licensed, monetised etc.

[Oystonousted]

8 hours ago, kimchi said:

Most folk won't get this, but why not throw it out there anyway as an aside?

Currency = current (as in a body of water) sea.

We are under maritime law from the minute our mother's waters break and we pass through the birth (berth) canal to be checked by the doctor (dock, tor = tauroidal field) and we have to get a berth certificate.

If you get into trouble later in life you will have to appear in court (caught) and stand in the dock.

Keep your nose clean, or don't get caught, and you can keep your money in a (e.g. river) bank.

Etc.

 

@kimchi If we ever do get round to meeting up, which I sincerely hope we do, I feel I may require a little external assistance ( nudge nudge) in order to engage and follow conversations such as this above.

[kimchi]

2 hours ago, Oystonout said:

@kimchi If we ever do get round to meeting up, which I sincerely hope we do, I feel I may require a little external assistance ( nudge nudge) in order to engage and follow conversations such as this above.

We'll hook up buddy! Best only talk about this stuff without external assistance (only beers or something stronger perhaps to dull the senses lol) because this stuff gets pretty heady once you see it!

If you're a Catholic especially because then we get into possible trouble with the Papacy (paper sea). We don't want to risk our citizenship! Simple maritime law. Folk say they've never heard of it but it stares you in the face every day. Amazes me.

Tbh I haven't looked at this stuff for years, but it's interesting, if overwhelming! How many folk on this forum or in the world realise that legally they're dead? Not many I'll bet, but there it is clear as day on the British government website. You are a dead fictional ledger book entity, already a corpse (a corporation). Sorry for the bad news one and all, also for taking the thread off-topic.

[KDave]

Get yourself a life jacket and head for lifeboats