And whose card is the beat? About refusal of the American payment systems

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Conversations that Western sanctions against Russia in connection with the official position of the Russian authorities in the Crimea could put pressure not so much on Russia itself as on the “donors” of sanctions - on the US and the EU - turned out to be completely idle. The first injection was felt by the VISA payment systems (headquarters in San Francisco, USA) and MasterCard (headquarters in New York, USA), which last week decided to block operations with bank cards for several Russian financial organizations at once. The blocking of bank cards took place without any warnings from the banks' management, to which the US authorities imposed sanctions. Subsequently, official representatives of the payment systems MasterCard and VISA explained what had happened with a certain technical malfunction and unblocked the cards of the clients of Russian banks. But it was too late.

Immediately after the fact of blocking bank cards by American payment systems in Russia, they actively talked about the fact that things would not go further, and that it was time to introduce a national payment system by the end of this year. This system will be able to reduce the dependence of the Russian banking sector on American “payments” to a minimum.

It should be noted that talk about the introduction of a full-scale national payment system in Russia has been going on for a long time, but in fact there has been no further talk. And this, by the way, is very suspicious, especially since it is not the first time that VISA and MasterCard allow themselves to simply take one key of a Russian bank using the services of these payment systems into lock mode without no explicit explanations for your actions.

And whose card is the beat? About refusal of the American payment systems


The root reasons why in Russia, in the state with the 6 economy in the world, has not yet been built a full-fledged national payment system (in China, India, Japan, such systems exist and cover hundreds of millions of citizens) reveals the notorious site WikiLeaks. The site publishes information from the appeal of a high-ranking employee of the US Embassy in Russia (archive from 2010 of the year), according to which this employee (his name is Matias Mitmen) strongly recommends that the US authorities put pressure on the Russian authorities to prevent Russia from creating its own large payment system . The published materials cite the words of an embassy employee in Moscow that if Russia creates its own large payment system, then the US payment systems (and this is primarily Viza and MasterCard) can lose only commissions for about 4 billion dollars a year. In addition, Russia will have the opportunity not to send personal data of its citizens to the United States, which VISA and MasterCard are requesting for financial transactions, WikiLeaks also writes about this.

It is extremely interesting that the fact of the possible loss of the use of personal data of Russian citizens (and other clients of Russian banks) is disturbed by the United States as much as possible financial losses ...

By the way, in 2012 (that is, after Mr. Mitman's concerns), Russia created the PRO100 payment system, but it is too early to call this system truly all-Russian. If the number of VISA system cards alone in Russia is more than 40 million units, then the number of cardholders with the PRO100 payment system is not even several times, but ten times less. In total, the share of American payment systems in Russia accounts for 85% of the bank card market, most of which are designed for payroll projects.

Why Russian “PRO100” could not get a significant share of the Russian market of bank cards? Isn’t it because the US administration in 2010 really "talked heart to heart" with the Russian authorities in order to keep the two sacred US cows in the form of VISA and MasterCard untouched in the area from Kaliningrad to Kuril? And after all, this version no longer looks like a conspiratorial one, based on the fact that information about a peculiar request from an employee of the American embassy came to the surface thanks to WikiLeaks about 4's years ago.

Now there is every chance to develop either the mentioned “PRO100” or implement a new project. The head of Sberbank of Russia, German Gref, said that in about half a year, a full-fledged national payment system could be made through the so-called universal information card (UEC). This card can be ordered today. It combines both a bank card and a personal identification system. The base for her work is the same payment application PRO100, which 14 Russian financial organizations have joined at this stage.

At the moment, the State Duma is already considering important amendments to the draft law on the national payment system (NPS), according to which Russia will cease to use foreign processing services for bank cards. Of particular importance is the amendment, which states that none of the participants in the “customer-payment system” pair will be able to unilaterally stop providing services. As you can see, this point is aimed primarily at the fact that the payment system "did not think" to block the cards at its own discretion.

The transition of the Russian financial space to the national payment system today is important not only from the perspective of, say, “our response to Chamberlain” - that is, in terms of expressing such psychological counteraction to American sanctions, but also with the goal of actually securing the country's financial system. When 85% of operations with bank cards in Russia are controlled from overseas, what real financial independence can we talk about?

In fact, today the White House is in the hands of the lever for managing the state of affairs, at least in the salary sector of the Russian economy. If VISA and MasterCard have already allowed themselves to block the cards of half a dozen Russian banks, then it may also happen that dozens of other banks will be blocked (even for a while) - millions of Russians will become hostages of US interests. Like, nothing personal - technical failure ... It is enough for the managing director of the mentioned American payment systems to make a few clicks of a computer mouse button to block, for example, bank cards of hundreds of thousands of Russian military personnel or millions of doctors and teachers. What kind of collapse this can lead to inside Russia, one can only guess ...

Own payment system will allow to protect personal data about clients of Russian banks from their “transfer” abroad. It’s not for nothing that a kind of joke has recently begun to go around, saying that the Minister of Defense Shoigu doesn’t know so much about the size of the Russian army as well as VISA and MasterCard ... Let’s not forget that American intelligence agencies received personal information about people in different countries of the world this is a whole shadow industry, behind the screen which allowed Edward Snowden to peep. Therefore, the refusal of Russia from the large-scale use of American “payments” is also a possible blow to the NSA.

In general, the mutual acuteness of sanctions is not just empty words.
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  1. +1
    26 March 2014 13: 48
    The NSA is especially freaking out. How will they pay their agents? laughing
  2. +1
    26 March 2014 14: 59
    Well, personally, why do I need a card? Pay for purchases abroad, transfer payments across sites. And just as a reserve of money when there is no cash. If the Russian payment system provides me with all this, I will be only happy. I will be especially happy if it is combined with the Chinese payment system, since I buy a lot in China.
  3. +1
    26 March 2014 15: 31
    How I want to keep OUR PAYMENT SYSTEMS IN MY HANDS.... WOULD YOU KNOW!?.
  4. 0
    26 March 2014 15: 34
    Quote: Andrey57
    It should be noted that talk about the introduction of a full-fledged national payment system in Russia has been going on for a long time, but in fact the matter did not go beyond the talk.

    The fact is that the national settlement system was almost ready, the first thing that s.u.s.a. , this person very much succeeded. am


    If we do not examine every case of blocking economic reforms and do not take personal responsibility for decisions made, we will not go far in reforms. We urgently need to get rid of the fifth liberal column in the country's leadership. But Putin gives the impression that he is afraid of someone and instead of reforms there is just chatter. It amazes me how he showed his striped teeth in Crimea. All these Dvorkovichs and Nabiulins are scared and quiet, and if they don’t get a kick in the ass, they will block all reforms with procedural issues
    1. Anatoly48
      0
      April 3 2014 09: 40
      While Putin's rating has soared and he feels the support of the people, God himself told him to deal with everyone who is hindering the implementation of reforms. There are no former security officers. He must know the full composition of the fifth liberal column!
  5. +3
    26 March 2014 15: 37
    Guys, sorry for being off-topic, but here is the news from the Sevastopol site and what Sevastopol residents say (sevastopol.su):

    Crimean Deputy Prime Minister Olga Kovitidi will take the post of Russian senator

    tronggy (Sevastopol) 111

    A slap in the face to the hero city

    Orskaya cabbage (Sevastopol) 111
    Wow, how you have to be able to turn around!

    Bagira (Sevastopol) 111

    that's it, the peninsula has arrived

    Ksena Ksenina 111

    A spit in the soul. They would have sent Kunitsyn right away, what’s there. The revolution is over. Thank you all, everyone is free. That’s it, g.. but it surfaced again! What kind of reforms can we talk about now?

    rickly Ivy (Sevastopol) 111

    Extremely sad news....
    Kovitidi is the same, the entire department of justice under her simply groaned from her arrogance and rudeness.

    Serggio (Sevastopol) 111

    And here it got through... Damn, there’s no way to get rid of them, with any changes they still float to the top...

    Oga Karlik (Tyumen) 111

    people, why are you indignant, you should rejoice - you got rid of it
  6. T34
    0
    26 March 2014 15: 57
    With each transaction with cards such as visa, etc., 3% of the amount goes to the “Americans”!
    Think about it!
    Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX8ghz9uSbA#t=774
  7. +3
    26 March 2014 16: 00
    Quote: ICE
    Wherever you spit everywhere is dependence on the United States. That's how Putin arranged the economy for us.


    I hear you are an eccentric, but what does Putin have to do with this? You at least understand something about the banking system, so blaming him is completely undeserved.
  8. T34
    +1
    26 March 2014 16: 03
    If this continues, then I would advise the leadership of our country to pay attention to the CISCO brand!
    After all, 70% of modern networks, including of course the Internet, pass through their equipment (routers, firewalls, conventors, etc.)
    The fact is that this is a real threat to security in the state since the corporation itself has root access!
    Disabling the entire network in Russia - no problem!
  9. 0
    26 March 2014 16: 08
    But as for the Russian, own payment system, it will be excellent, but it needs to be worked out well, let’s say “don’t rush,” and it will be ok.
  10. 0
    26 March 2014 16: 17
    Quote: f4b2
    You just can’t imagine what you’re talking about.
    There are no problems from a technical point of view! Writing knowledge and experience a simple In general, an IT specialist should receive a processing center qualification during their training at the institute (create a database, bring it to the network, write clients, connect terminals, provide encryption, etc.), otherwise it is not clear what kind of specialists come from there. In fact, the level of knowledge to write a simple processing center is that of an advanced school student, who in everyday life is simply called a hacker.

    For the state, naturally everything must be more solid and reliable, which is achieved by using more experienced personnel and more expensive equipment and software. Moreover, the costs are the most insignificant in relation to government But the principles are the same.

    And there is only one problem - political will!

    A simple law on conducting all financial transactions through a single center, including international ones (when financial centers are not connected directly to each other but through such a state center), will put such a filter on corruption, laundering, illegal financing, offshores, etc. d for the “big guys” that, I’m afraid, he will never be accepted.

    And the chatter about Sberbank and other private card systems is advertising chatter. After all, they are also highly profitable at some level of mass popularity.
  11. me
    me
    0
    26 March 2014 16: 26
    The USA turned off GPS in the war with Georgia - we created Glonass, now the same will happen with the national payment system.
    1. 11111mail.ru
      0
      27 March 2014 21: 10
      Quote: i
      USA GPS was turned off in the war with Georgia - we created Glonass,

      Well, just the shadow of A. Toynbee (challenge = response). You, specifically what Glonass created?
  12. 0
    26 March 2014 17: 38
    I really want the president to be inspired by this idea and for Russia to stop throwing money at the United States. our money
  13. Maxim90
    0
    26 March 2014 17: 44
    We must give up everything foreign.
  14. +1
    26 March 2014 17: 55
    It’s high time to think about it, I myself work in the banking sector, PRO100 has been in production since 2011, it’s ready, but it’s not being replicated en masse, it feels like someone benefits from it and someone benefits from it from American payment systems))) If now they really think about it and get a good kick, then in a year we will receive salaries on our cards)
  15. 0
    26 March 2014 18: 01
    It would be very good to really do this, why feed the Americans’ payrolls when even if you feed your own!
  16. +1
    26 March 2014 19: 26
    Of course, I apologize wildly, but I have already informed Greece that they will not see my 5 tons of Euros this summer. Supporting the economy of friends who shit on your door and then try to sell oranges will only be completely idiotic. Therefore, based on the results of voting for sanctions against the completely legal behavior of my country, the Greeks will suck... paw. And in Crimea, with this money I will have a wonderful benefit and awareness of usefulness for these brave and wonderful people. hi
  17. +3
    26 March 2014 19: 51
    Address to the President of the United States, Mr. Obama


    Mr. Obama! Mr. President!
    I really only have one request.
    Is it possible to somehow give our so-called legionnaires in the ass in the form of sanctions? These pseudo-hockey players? Please send all these hockey tits out of NHL. Let them return to their homeland, disgraces. Give out the daily allowance, insert a tooth into Ovechkin, and goodbye America oo. A?

    Mr. President! You have already done more to fight our corruption in a month than Navalny and his cunts have done in ten years. They gave Crimea as a gift. They have revived the Russian spirit so much that Surkov’s propaganda is returning their salaries to the cash register. Don't stop halfway! Now help our hockey! We have the World Cup coming up in Belarus.
    Be brave, don’t doubt, our people will support you!

    As compensation, you can take our wonderful liberal intelligentsia into your ass. (By the way, why haven't you done this before now?)
    I agree, at first glance the exchange is unequal. On the one hand there are some goblins with a hockey stick, on the other - young, smart, energetic, educated, enlightened, well-mannered people, the flower of the nation. But this is only at first glance. In fact, one is worth the other. Just as some leaked our hockey, others screwed up your protest movement. The State Department is not pleased. So please. Datsyukov and Malkin ships, and the Chirikovs, Bykovs, and other Shenderovichs there. This will be correct (I think).

    Briefly speaking! Mr. President, please. Please don't refuse.
    Sanctions are just sanctions.
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    4. +2
      26 March 2014 21: 18
      As for Obama, another option is ripening. For his services to Russia, he will be allowed to give press conferences from a dacha near Moscow
      Yanukovych. laughing
      Chirikova will not go anywhere without Nemtsov. She has it in her bosom. laughing


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    5. Leo van
      0
      27 March 2014 16: 33
      I see here I’m not the only one who thinks that Obama is our man in AI!
    6. Leo van
      0
      27 March 2014 16: 34
      uh-uh! what the hell! who edited the name of the country p.i.n.d.o.s.o.v!?
  18. Kus Imak
    0
    26 March 2014 20: 26
    I look at the illustration for the article. I wonder if your armies lace up the bend in a military boot? Or do they skip the holes at the ankle when lacing?
  19. hercog
    0
    26 March 2014 20: 51
    Unfortunately, in Russia they begin to think about problems and their consequences only when we are specifically pushed against the wall, and frantically begin to look for a solution to the problem, but we do not yet know how to act proactively
  20. Papabear
    0
    26 March 2014 21: 08
    Quote: gercog
    Unfortunately, in Russia they begin to think about problems and their consequences only when we are specifically pushed against the wall, and frantically begin to look for a solution to the problem, but we do not yet know how to act proactively

    Because in Russia, at the moment, the best investment is not brains, but compromising evidence.
  21. 0
    26 March 2014 22: 43
    Here is a quote from M. Khazin about the creation of the Russian payment system.

    I finally looked at what was left of my performance in this program (it was filmed the night before). From it they cut:
    - a mention that, at the request of the US Embassy, ​​our Ministry of Finance recently cut out from the law on the payment system everything that Visa and MasterCard did not like;

    - that the Central Bank is sabotaging the work on creating a Russian payment system and Nabiullina, as soon as she came to the Central Bank, closed the corresponding area of ​​​​work;

    - that the liberal leadership of our monetary authorities (the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank) purposefully prevents the development of the ruble financial system;

    - that now individual banks will promote their private projects, which cannot be implemented quickly and cheaply, but it is necessary to develop a project based on ORS (a unified settlement system of more than 100 banks), on the basis of which a Russian payment system can be created in a month;

    - that the emphasis should be placed not even on Russia, but on the entire CU.

    I understand that the morning show is not exactly the place where you need to seriously criticize the authorities, but, nevertheless, it seems to me that what I said is important, so I repeat it here.


    Source: http://worldcrisis.ru/crisis/1437308
    1. Leo van
      0
      27 March 2014 16: 30
      to the nail of all saboteurs!
  22. 0
    26 March 2014 23: 29
    Quote: Yurban
    But as for the Russian, our own payment system, it will be excellent, but it needs to be worked out well, let’s say “don’t rush,” and it will be ok.

    Yeah, but it needs to be worked out as a salary project for the national companies Gazprom and Rosneft :) :) :)
    Then they will work it (our new payment system) one hundred percent quickly and without problems ;)
  23. 0
    26 March 2014 23: 56
    - yes, indeed, with real money you make reasonable purchases, looking at hard-earned money and thinking whether it’s worth exchanging them for who knows what...
  24. Nyx
    Nyx
    +1
    27 March 2014 00: 11
    I fully support it. What kind of independence are we talking about if there is not even financial independence? And we need to think about taking money out of the Fed.
  25. Everest2014
    +1
    27 March 2014 06: 12
    Who blurted out about 2 weeks and the new payment system has been implemented? Such hat-throwers need to have their hands torn off along with their heads. The introduction of a new payment system is not just a minor nuisance - it is Hemorrhoids with a capital H, which will last for an outrageously long period of time.
  26. 0
    27 March 2014 08: 22
    Having your own payment system is great! In the meantime, it is being created and will be adapted in the world, you can turn to the Japanese JCB.
  27. 0
    27 March 2014 11: 03
    Now there is a lot to think about and a lot to do. This is the time. You need to try, not talk.
  28. +1
    27 March 2014 12: 39
    We also have Obama. With his actions, his mistakes, he clearly lets us know
    I am tormented by a vague suspicion whether he was sent...
    1. Leo van
      0
      27 March 2014 16: 28
      so what am I talking about!
  29. kedikaty
    0
    27 March 2014 12: 43
    It’s high time to switch to your own cards, stop feeding the Americans and supporting their dollar.
  30. Leo van
    +1
    27 March 2014 16: 26
    It is high time. as long as they don’t flush the idea down the toilet. as has happened more than once. and you’re wrong about Obama – it’s immediately obvious that he’s our man. the person makes every effort for the benefit of RUSSIA! read and look more carefully
  31. 0
    27 March 2014 17: 01
    I would like to say Zyuganov’s favorite word is DISGRACE. What is the president doing for 14 years if he still doesn’t have his own payment system? Ah-ah-ah, he’s probably used to keeping his money in someone else’s wallet, habit is a terrible force. But he was appointed (elected) for this purpose, so that, as Comrade Saakhov said from the famous film, he would look after the interests of the state. Otherwise, his ignition is late, until a boot kicks him in the snout, he won’t move. Georgia attacked in 2008, got itchy, started arming itself! They announced sanctions and decided to create their own payment system. “This is the founder of the group Uncle Kolya Tsapok, who gave the village of Kushchevskaya a gang in the early 90s.” Well, I don’t believe that the security officer did not know about the existence of the gang. From 2000 to 2010, what did the President do??? But Chubais and Serdyukov are like unsinkable aircraft carriers under the cover of AUG!!!
  32. 0
    27 March 2014 17: 16
    “Under the leadership of Philip Staros, KB-2 invented a fundamentally new, small-sized device - the UM-1 NH control machine (some said that NH was for the national economy, others said that these were Khrushchev’s initials). Instead of a large number of lamps - transistor logic cells, for which Staros himself called it a “miniputer.” Another emigrant from the USA, Berg, worked with Staros. So processors and computers could well have appeared back in 1964-65 in Russia!!! Brezhnev, unlike Khrushchev, was more stupid and lazy, so the Russian computer revolution did not take place!!! These people worked for Russia, and what was the result? Who knows? They don't even have a memory!!!
  33. 0
    27 March 2014 17: 23
    You can delete my comments, which doesn’t suit you, but as Aristotle said: “Plato is my friend, but the truth is dearer!”
  34. mamontoff1981
    0
    27 March 2014 18: 35
    Having your own payment system is good! hi
  35. 0
    27 March 2014 19: 29
    If only some kind of obligation would begin with these cards. I have no plans to part with Mastercard just yet.
  36. 11111mail.ru
    0
    27 March 2014 21: 09
    Plastic cards (Western) are simply indicators of the seal of the Antichrist. Now, if only domestic... (although the same: mene, tekel, fares), however, this is a view from the other side, but the essence is the same = total control.
  37. 0
    28 March 2014 07: 33
    We need to introduce our own payment system immediately!!!!!!!!!!!Russia, hit the USA! Save Ukraine!
  38. RichardMova
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    29 March 2014 00: 43
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  39. Nationalist
    0
    29 March 2014 02: 46
    It's high time to get rid of Western dependence!!!! Respect to our government!!!!!
  40. 0
    29 March 2014 07: 41
    Isn’t it possible to have 2 cards? One is the main Russian one, and the second one can be replenished if necessary for travel, shopping, etc..
  41. Gur
    0
    29 March 2014 09: 54
    Actually, if the idea with a national card works, then it will be in favor of Russia not 3/0 but 4/0. And in general, it’s a mystery why there hasn’t been a card yet, because the question is billions of dollars
  42. 0
    29 March 2014 17: 28
    !!!Russia Bank's response to the amers:
    “In order to protect bank clients from unfair actions of foreign financial institutions, Rossiya Bank has decided to work exclusively in the domestic Russian market and only with one currency - national currency of the Russian Federation - ruble. In this regard, notifications have been sent to a number of American banks about the closure of correspondent accounts,” the Rossiya Bank statement says.
    Read further: http://izvestia.ru/news/568343#ixzz2xMEZw6Fl"

    Thus, the bank became the first real national bank that will work only with the ruble. I believe this is the first sign.
  43. nika54
    0
    30 March 2014 12: 52
    Well done Russia!!!! Let the p/i/n/d/o/s/s come closer to you and then try on “limitations” for them.
  44. albolo
    0
    30 March 2014 13: 32
    What is there to argue about? What is there to disagree with??? It is simply EXTREMELY NECESSARY, even if we, the USA and the rest of the West, are going to be kissing each other tomorrow, to launch our own payment system! After all, it would never occur to anyone, for example, to install a switch for a lamp in the hall at a friend’s house in a neighboring house!
    I just don’t understand why a grandmother in a remote village, receiving a pension on a card, needs an international card, if that grandmother never travels beyond the regional center in her entire life? Why do I need an international card and processing of my purchase of a loaf of bread or a bottle of vodka in the USA???
    But at the same time, I repent, you cannot completely abandon Visa and MasterCad. Let those who need it have such a card.
    And receiving monetary allowances for the military and other security forces, authorities, and courts is simply CATEGORICALLY NECESSARY due to the dependence of foreigners, especially since they have always been hostile to Russia for 600 years now
    1. Anatoly48
      0
      31 March 2014 06: 59
      Ordinary Russians, of course, should use any cards. But Russian raw materials must be sold only through the Russian payment system!
  45. 0
    30 March 2014 20: 58
    It is necessary to force the West to buy Russian rubles in order to then purchase Russian gas and Russian oil with them. And even through Russian payment systems and banks. Then the ruble will strengthen for the present.
  46. 0
    30 March 2014 21: 24
    It’s probably enough to milk Russia with all sorts of commissions. People who received money from the United States prevented PRO100 from moving forward.
  47. 0
    31 March 2014 04: 52
    It’s clear, if you are dependent on your neighbor (and even more so on distant “non-neighbors”), then how independent are you, and we can easily, if we wish, be absolutely independent even from the west, and from the east and south combined!
  48. Anatoly48
    0
    31 March 2014 06: 48
    It's time to bring down the tired dollar system. It is necessary to sell gas only for rubles, then the ruble will be the most stable currency in Europe. Europe will be forced to buy rubles for euros, dollars or gold. ALL COUNTRIES WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE RUBLE RATE. Who else is holding on to dollars and why?... It's time to figure it out.
    And also urgently create your own payment system and implement it in Europe. Make payments for RUSSIAN raw materials only through the RUSSIAN payment system. An immediate exit from the WTO is needed. A change in customs policy is to increase duties on goods whose production can be established in Russia. And most importantly, the country’s transition from a resource-based economy to production with high added value.
  49. optimist
    0
    31 March 2014 16: 56
    To fully fulfill the “American Dream,” in addition to creating a national payment system, it would be a good idea to exit the “Swift” system (paying for energy resources only in dollars), and for the finale, present all US debt obligations, and persuade China to do the same.
  50. -SHADOW-
    0
    31 March 2014 18: 02
    Quote: Canep
    Belarusians have their own payment system, the Chinese also, and they have the largest in the world, I think in EAC you need to create an independent payment system, with access to a visa, a master card, and China UnionPay.

    GREAT IDEA...
    add on my own
    It wouldn’t be a bad idea to get rid of WINDOWS and other MACROSOFT X...NOT!!!
    There are, after all, MINDS and PATRIOTS capable of putting CHECK MATE to Geis...
    1. 0
      31 March 2014 21: 02
      Quote: -SHAD-
      It wouldn’t be bad to get rid of WINDOWS and other MACROSOFT X...NOT!!!

      You have licensed software belay belay belay
  51. Apollo
    0
    31 March 2014 20: 43
    Yes, for such things it’s not just about tearing off your shoulder straps...
    Knock off the hooves!
  52. VictorEi
    0
    April 1 2014 06: 29
    In my opinion you are mistaken. Let's discuss. Write to me in PM, we will communicate.
  53. bestpr2009
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    April 1 2014 16: 44
    To develop a payment system, it is necessary, first of all, to be able to pay with it - i.e. so that it is accepted in stores and ATMs. And it doesn’t take long to stamp cards.