It makes your brain hurt! My five year old grandson writes better and more succinctly, even with crayons!
apollo11,
Dec 23, 8:47am
But apparently we are all 'morons'. Perhaps it's a highly evolved language that we fail to understand?
jmma,
Dec 23, 9:05am
Hey leave intrade alone, he is one of the good fellahs on here, back to general with you two. Oh wait . you know you can just scroll on aye.
cjohnw,
Dec 23, 9:09am
So he can call people of this country scum, morons, thugs, gungsters and call the Police pigs and that is all ok with you because he is one of the “good fellas on here” and we should not comment and just leave the board? Some peoples’ morals amaze me at times.
gunna-1,
Dec 23, 3:14pm
Dose turning the telly of and putting the chip bag down make your brain hurt, the banks treating customers like criminals because people who graduated to 6 years old and can spell a tad better havent thrown of there dipers eather and yelp and clapp like seals for fish for dumb ass authoritarian measures that make regular people banking look like crooks, but muh baddies, who bloody cares, find another way to knobble them, or dont buy meth or go funding isis, yup lots of suspect kiwis in that game aye, most of us sitting with a tinny to dumb to know what the precursor to it is, or give a stuff about middle east boggy men, you are being taken for fools, you should be angrey with the amount of surveillance by banks, we shouldent have let the photograph licenses take of eather, look at the jackboots drooling over those.
marte,
Dec 23, 4:44pm
4 legs good, 2 legs bad.
gph1961,
Dec 23, 5:36pm
tis the season to be jolli fulla lalala
bill-robinson,
Dec 23, 6:15pm
this is the problem with gambling,sometimes you win, other times you lose. all went wrong when you took funny money for goods. should have told the buyers to go and change it for real money in this country. live and learn
saki,
Dec 24, 12:44am
intrade my olds were sending me cash in cards from 1969 when I was in singapore, had to support my drunken nights some how, only stipulation we wern't allowed to send $20 notes.
dvd_trader,
Dec 24, 1:40am
Countries like NZ, USA, Switzerland and the UK periodically change the design of cash to increase security against counterfeiting and to remove "black" money from the cash economy. However in most countries you can still exchange old-for-new notes by returning them to the central bank. No need to use a specialist dealer in coins & stamps.
intrade,
Dec 24, 1:48am
You dont seem to understand What i have written. i went for training to birmingham uk With defunct uk notes . at the airport no one would take my money, I dont have no uk bank account nor was i anywhere near any central bank in london who would have exchanged the notes . And probybly only if i had a bank account with them. its all good talking stuff reality is extreem different then when you just say something. i had to be glad to find anyone who would exchange the notes at any cost to me. There is a few different storys built in to this. these notes i sent was what i gotten from the dealer who took a huge mother comission. The money is now in my credit account at darkside development the 150 pound that i did not spend after i left uk from training .
sweetgurl108,
Dec 24, 7:21am
Banksters gonna bankster.
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tegretol,
Dec 24, 7:42am
Man you need some more ganja to get your articulation up to speed. What is the real story that you are trolling to tell us all?
intrade,
Dec 24, 7:48am
dont quite know what your on about but i got no agenda other then proof things like you cant send moneny in cash is BS.
intrade,
Dec 24, 7:55am
bit coin i rather buy monopoly money with real cash. and i aint gona do such thing either.
macman26,
Dec 24, 9:38am
The casinos used to do a reasonable exchange rate. Probably because they figured that you would bet it and loose it all🤣
tgray,
Dec 24, 7:13pm
Due to new anti money laundering laws, I signed up as a low value car dealer which means I cannot take $10,000 or more in cash from a customer. Yesterday I sold a car for $9,995 and they paid me $10,000 in cash and I gave them back $5. No problem so far. Went to the bank and went to use their smart machine and deposited cash in 2 lots as the machine can only take 50 notes at a time and it was all in $100's. Luckily the machine spat out a note and I ended up having to use the teller. I had forgotten that the sale price was $9,995 and not $10,000, so was fortunate it didn't accept all the notes after all. That was close!
elect70,
Dec 24, 11:13pm
Think you have problems intrade . Mate wrecked old mainframe computers & cat converters all the precsious metals in the circuit boards& guts of cats were sold to scrap dealer in Texas who buys from all over the world but only pays in US$ CASH regardless of amount .So mate had ti go & collect & bring over Us 15G+ in cash back to Nz & go though all the screening & interrogation etc . So next time he opened a US account & wire transfers it in small amounts to NZ
tegretol,
Oct 7, 12:48am
There is no issue as long as you can prove that the cash is legitimate. Your 'mate' must have triggered some alarms with either his story or his demeanor.
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