Re: Last night's meeting

[David L. Nicol]

Paul Kulchenko wrote:
> 
> Hi, Mike!
> 
> usually the big question is also 'how can I move money from/into the
> system?' David?
> 
> Best wishes, Paul.


Would someone please tell me which part of

> The simplest way to put money into your TipJar pocket is to surface-mail a check or 
>money order made out to 
> 
> TipJar LLC
> 
> with your e-mail address or TipJar alias written on it, to the TipJar Post Office 
>Box. 
> 
> 
> TipJar LLC
> Post Office Box 45163
> Kansas City, Missouri 64171-8163
> United States of America 
> 
> 
> 
> Credit Cards 
> 
> It is now (June 1999) possible to cover your TipJar pledges with a credit card using 
>Kagi. There is a small charge for this. Additionally,
> thanks to frequent chargebacks, funds put into tipjars through this method will be 
>held for a year (during which time they can be
> freely transferred within tipjar, and they will earn 2% interest) before they can be 
>drawn out. And there is now a $20 fee for dealing
> with a chargeback. Chargebacks are not amusing and TipJar LLC prosecutes fraud to 
>the full extent of its capabilities. Why not just
> mail us a check. 
> 
> 
> 
> If you would like to set up an easy way to put money in or get money out of TipJar, 
>perhaps because you manage the cash register at
> a cybercafe, please e-mail me and I will be happy to add a link to your web pages 
>from here or another page on this site. Perhaps
> cybercafes around the world will use TipJar in competition with Western Union and 
>Moneygram for the personal long distance cash
> transfer market. 


and


> 
> This form is for having a check mailed to you at your registered postal address. 
> 
> How much would you like sent you?


is less than clear?  Is it that the first one is behind a link labelled
"cover your pledges" instead of "How to put money into the tipjar system?"



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