The Future of Money

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Sunday February 9, 2003 @07:54AM from the greenback dept.

Snuggums writes "Apparently some major forces at play in the tech money world. People like Vint Cerf, Tim O'Reilly, Andre Durand, and Cory Doctorow are teaming up with Tom Frey and the futurist think tank, DaVinci Institute, to dive into the forces at play with a Future of Money Summit later this year. They've even tapped a Nobel Prize winner and Visa founder, Dee Hock. They're hoping to answer questions like; what kind of money you'll be putting into vending machines 25 years from now; when will cash disappear; when will our current banking system become obsolete; and who gets to own money in the future?"

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Re:We already know by DriceX · 2003-02-09 08:41 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Hi there,

My name is David and I'm here to help you fulfill your crack-induced fantasy of Socialism. Right don't you and your goddamn hippie ass move to a socialist paradise? Might I suggest China, North Korea, Cuba, or southern California and leave my ass alone.

Thank you very much,

David
Re:and how much do you pay... by garcia · 2003-02-10 02:24 · Score: 0, Offtopic

get an interest free checking account. They are usually quite limitless. I use a savings account for interest. Most banks allow unlimited transfers between accounts while using webbanking.

I have no fees unless I use an ATM that is out of the network. There are so many of these ATMs here that I rarely have a problem unless I go out of state.