Will I have trouble marrying my foreign girlfriend a such a young age?
I am from the UK and my girlfriend is from Brazil. We are both 21 years old and we plan to marry soon. She plans to come and live with me in the UK, and although I hold a steady job as a chef, and she plans to work here when she arrives, the current economic status here makes me think that they will reject our fiancee visa application on the grounds that we will not have enough money to support ourselves. She will work in the services industry, too, and so we will both be living on full time minimum wage hours. What is the likelihood of our application being successful?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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Cant see a problem with her obtaining a Visa, providing you are a UK citizen.
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legal adults are aged 18 and over. a young age for marriage is 16 and 17.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
religion and its Showbizz matters?
religion and its Showbizz matters?
hello everyone, I was wondering if some of you have noticed the "show" that is going on in brazil since the pope is there, the guy looks like a rock star with a huge legion of fans... it seems to me quite fake and political especially when lots of people are dying of hunger around the globe, of course doesn't surprise me coming from the Catholic Church... and I wonder, is that what they expect us to beleive in??? is that the god's message (if there's one)??? I don't really think so, in any case the message is to love each other, not to make money using others!, hope some day they get busted in their lies. What do you think??? ... is this question last 1 hour before reported I'll be happy.
Religion & Spirituality - 2 Answers
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It's all mind control, plain and simple. I always thought the Pope looked like Palpatine from Star Wars...
2 :
I hope your question does last, and that it will make people think! Now I have a question for you.... Consider the Biblical Peter, that the RCC has named as the "first pope". Honestly, now...can you see Peter behaving this way? Peter, with those robes, or that silly hat? Peter, with that expensive ring on his finger? Peter, with people kneeling at his feet? Somehow, I just don't think so.....
hello everyone, I was wondering if some of you have noticed the "show" that is going on in brazil since the pope is there, the guy looks like a rock star with a huge legion of fans... it seems to me quite fake and political especially when lots of people are dying of hunger around the globe, of course doesn't surprise me coming from the Catholic Church... and I wonder, is that what they expect us to beleive in??? is that the god's message (if there's one)??? I don't really think so, in any case the message is to love each other, not to make money using others!, hope some day they get busted in their lies. What do you think??? ... is this question last 1 hour before reported I'll be happy.
Religion & Spirituality - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
It's all mind control, plain and simple. I always thought the Pope looked like Palpatine from Star Wars...
2 :
I hope your question does last, and that it will make people think! Now I have a question for you.... Consider the Biblical Peter, that the RCC has named as the "first pope". Honestly, now...can you see Peter behaving this way? Peter, with those robes, or that silly hat? Peter, with that expensive ring on his finger? Peter, with people kneeling at his feet? Somehow, I just don't think so.....
Friday, September 7, 2012
Should Mexico play without "europeos" in el hexagonal?
Should Mexico play without "europeos" in el hexagonal?
Sorry for typing alot ;-) Well, I heard this on futbol picante, honestly i believe a stupid suggestion by a stupid reporter. Newho, should Mexico play with out the players in Europe in official games for el hexagonal? What some people are arguing is that, there isnt enough playing time together because of the lack of practice games together. an example: there is a qualifying game on a certain day, a european player like Marquez, dosent get to Mexico till two/three days before the actual game. Is that enough time for him to adapt to the team, as a team? (of course Marquez is a bad example since he always plays good) making this suggestion since now Mexico has about 11/12 mexican players in europe. Should Sven Erickson just forget about the european players and just play with players here in Mexico? argument being that the problem with el tri is the lack of playing as a TEAM, saying that there is no chemestry because of the lack of playing time together. Also knowing that freindlies are always in the US and european players are never called. What should be done in my opinion, is that freindlies should be played in Europe, were the European players are....dosent that make sense?!?! instead of flying 8-9 players to the US (for a freindly) why not fly 3-4 players from Mexico to europe and have freindlies out there in Europe...to me makes more sense if we want el tri to have more chemestry together...even though we all know that freindlies arnt to improve the seleccion but to make money from the packed stadiums in the US. I mean teams like Argentina, Brazil, and even Paraguay play in europe for all the right reasons, even the US is doing it!!!! c'mon FMF Opinions on all this??????????
Mexican Football (Soccer) - 17 Answers
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my opinion is that we used to play a heck of a lot better when most of our players were Mexico-club based like in 2005 in the confeds when we were outplaying argentina and we only had ONE european player who was Marquez but like you said he's always good.
2 :
Its all those faggots at the top of the FMF that are screwing things up, instead of having Friendlies in Europe, they have them in USA to get MONEY, but our europeans cannot go, so when it comes to a WCQ match for example, they play like crap. Superliga Interliga is crap, its about making money in the USA, the Mexican clubs do not gain Benefits, just injuries. its a win win for the USA, they make money and, while Mexico is playing in the USA with 4th string that will never be used, USA is playing with full squad in europe and gaining experience. FMF will hopefully WAKEUP!!!!!
3 :
i disagree this first idea without Marquez,Guardado,Salcido,Pavel the tri is pretty much nothing they bring the most support i don't see us making the world cup with out them....yea maybe there is less chemistry but they adapt fast that's why they play in europe as for playing friendlies in europe that's a great idea IF we are playing a european team if not then no let them play over here let the mexican players in mexico have a chance to show off what they got
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no cuz we tried that and we suck with out em
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NO!!! THERE IN EUROPE FOR A REASON WHAT THEY SHOULD DO IS PRACTICE MORE AND HAVE MORE CHEMISTRY!!
6 :
Bro, i usually disagree with you but this time I completely agree.
7 :
Of Course! Mexico has to..! In the local ligue theres not players like the "europeos", Tell me do you think that kikin is better than Vela? Luis Perez is better than Pavel?? Mexican Press is going crazy, unfortuynately we are xenofobics, anyone who comes from othre country is not welcome in mexico, why do we have to act in this way?? Its a shape... I support Sven and the Europeos
8 :
YEAH IHEARD IT TOO...WELL I AGREE..BUT ONLY BECAUSE ITS A GREAT WAY TO GIVE THE CHAVOS A CHANCE...I SAID THIS TOO EVEN BEFORE FUTBOL PICANTE SAID IT...I HAVE BEEN SAYING SINCE MEXICO LOST TO JAMAICA..I GUESS NO ONE LISTENED
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i know you did type alot i just read your question sorry. yeah i think they should bring pavel and nery and rafa marquez the rest que se quede.uhhhhhhh se me pasava mejor que traigan a masa rodriguez hahaha con ese gol que se anoto last week de seguro lo traen con eso que traen a todos porque no a el haha. yeah just rafa, nery, and pavel.
10 :
All we need is just 4-5 europeans and that's it. Why need so many? Guardado Rafa Marquez Salcido Pardo Osorio those 5 are all we need
11 :
Money talks.
12 :
no cause Mexico doesn't understand each other anymore since players are in Europe and other are not
13 :
I agree with you on the whole, playing friendlies in Europe. It would gain the Mexican team more experience and chemistry. Although we all know that all the FMF cares about is the money. Which is gay...
14 :
No, many teams play with European players and have success. Such as Argentina, Brazil, even the United States. We should start looking at Eriksson.
15 :
If we play without europeans we should just hang ourselves now.
16 :
Remember copa america we played with mainly mexicans and we did just fine i think it should be that way.
17 :
lmao are u drunk or crazy with this one
Sorry for typing alot ;-) Well, I heard this on futbol picante, honestly i believe a stupid suggestion by a stupid reporter. Newho, should Mexico play with out the players in Europe in official games for el hexagonal? What some people are arguing is that, there isnt enough playing time together because of the lack of practice games together. an example: there is a qualifying game on a certain day, a european player like Marquez, dosent get to Mexico till two/three days before the actual game. Is that enough time for him to adapt to the team, as a team? (of course Marquez is a bad example since he always plays good) making this suggestion since now Mexico has about 11/12 mexican players in europe. Should Sven Erickson just forget about the european players and just play with players here in Mexico? argument being that the problem with el tri is the lack of playing as a TEAM, saying that there is no chemestry because of the lack of playing time together. Also knowing that freindlies are always in the US and european players are never called. What should be done in my opinion, is that freindlies should be played in Europe, were the European players are....dosent that make sense?!?! instead of flying 8-9 players to the US (for a freindly) why not fly 3-4 players from Mexico to europe and have freindlies out there in Europe...to me makes more sense if we want el tri to have more chemestry together...even though we all know that freindlies arnt to improve the seleccion but to make money from the packed stadiums in the US. I mean teams like Argentina, Brazil, and even Paraguay play in europe for all the right reasons, even the US is doing it!!!! c'mon FMF Opinions on all this??????????
Mexican Football (Soccer) - 17 Answers
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1 :
my opinion is that we used to play a heck of a lot better when most of our players were Mexico-club based like in 2005 in the confeds when we were outplaying argentina and we only had ONE european player who was Marquez but like you said he's always good.
2 :
Its all those faggots at the top of the FMF that are screwing things up, instead of having Friendlies in Europe, they have them in USA to get MONEY, but our europeans cannot go, so when it comes to a WCQ match for example, they play like crap. Superliga Interliga is crap, its about making money in the USA, the Mexican clubs do not gain Benefits, just injuries. its a win win for the USA, they make money and, while Mexico is playing in the USA with 4th string that will never be used, USA is playing with full squad in europe and gaining experience. FMF will hopefully WAKEUP!!!!!
3 :
i disagree this first idea without Marquez,Guardado,Salcido,Pavel the tri is pretty much nothing they bring the most support i don't see us making the world cup with out them....yea maybe there is less chemistry but they adapt fast that's why they play in europe as for playing friendlies in europe that's a great idea IF we are playing a european team if not then no let them play over here let the mexican players in mexico have a chance to show off what they got
4 :
no cuz we tried that and we suck with out em
5 :
NO!!! THERE IN EUROPE FOR A REASON WHAT THEY SHOULD DO IS PRACTICE MORE AND HAVE MORE CHEMISTRY!!
6 :
Bro, i usually disagree with you but this time I completely agree.
7 :
Of Course! Mexico has to..! In the local ligue theres not players like the "europeos", Tell me do you think that kikin is better than Vela? Luis Perez is better than Pavel?? Mexican Press is going crazy, unfortuynately we are xenofobics, anyone who comes from othre country is not welcome in mexico, why do we have to act in this way?? Its a shape... I support Sven and the Europeos
8 :
YEAH IHEARD IT TOO...WELL I AGREE..BUT ONLY BECAUSE ITS A GREAT WAY TO GIVE THE CHAVOS A CHANCE...I SAID THIS TOO EVEN BEFORE FUTBOL PICANTE SAID IT...I HAVE BEEN SAYING SINCE MEXICO LOST TO JAMAICA..I GUESS NO ONE LISTENED
9 :
i know you did type alot i just read your question sorry. yeah i think they should bring pavel and nery and rafa marquez the rest que se quede.uhhhhhhh se me pasava mejor que traigan a masa rodriguez hahaha con ese gol que se anoto last week de seguro lo traen con eso que traen a todos porque no a el haha. yeah just rafa, nery, and pavel.
10 :
All we need is just 4-5 europeans and that's it. Why need so many? Guardado Rafa Marquez Salcido Pardo Osorio those 5 are all we need
11 :
Money talks.
12 :
no cause Mexico doesn't understand each other anymore since players are in Europe and other are not
13 :
I agree with you on the whole, playing friendlies in Europe. It would gain the Mexican team more experience and chemistry. Although we all know that all the FMF cares about is the money. Which is gay...
14 :
No, many teams play with European players and have success. Such as Argentina, Brazil, even the United States. We should start looking at Eriksson.
15 :
If we play without europeans we should just hang ourselves now.
16 :
Remember copa america we played with mainly mexicans and we did just fine i think it should be that way.
17 :
lmao are u drunk or crazy with this one
Saturday, September 1, 2012
im trying to open a website?
im trying to open a website?
i have some content that i shot when i did some traveling to colombia, argentina, and brazil, and im not sure if porn is the money making thing it used to be and all my stuff is amature, but very good thow. is there still money to make in the adult industry?,
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Oh YES! There is plenty of money to be made in the adult industry....I'm cashing in on it too! I started my own two websites plus I sell clips. Its great extra money but after 6 months to a year it could be your FT job if you work hard at it.
i have some content that i shot when i did some traveling to colombia, argentina, and brazil, and im not sure if porn is the money making thing it used to be and all my stuff is amature, but very good thow. is there still money to make in the adult industry?,
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Oh YES! There is plenty of money to be made in the adult industry....I'm cashing in on it too! I started my own two websites plus I sell clips. Its great extra money but after 6 months to a year it could be your FT job if you work hard at it.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
IMF to issue bonds: will this accelerate the dollar's demise?
IMF to issue bonds: will this accelerate the dollar's demise?
"IMF Board Authorizes Debut Bond Issuance to Fund Aid (Update1) " http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ankFTAhAUk68 to quote By Timothy R. Homan July 1 (Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund’s board of directors approved the issuance of bonds to the lender’s 186 members for the first time as it seeks additional sources of money to lend during the global recession. The board made the move in a vote today and did not place a limit on the note sales, Andrew Tweedie, the Washington-based IMF’s finance chief, said on a conference call with reporters. The bonds are part of a wider effort to seek $500 billion in new funding as the lender helps countries from Iceland to Pakistan combat the global financial crisis. The securities, the culmination of months of talks between the fund and its members, will offer the largest emerging-market nations a new way of making IMF contributions while they seek greater say at the fund. China, Brazil and Russia have favored the bonds instead of regular contributions as they wrangle with other members over redistributing the IMF’s voting power. “We expect other countries will follow suit, perhaps other emerging markets,†John Lipsky, first deputy managing director at the fund, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today. “Also, some developed and advanced economies may find this an attractive way to participate in international support for the IMF’s efforts.†Buying Plans An IMF official, speaking on condition they not be named, said the board initially considered limiting the bond sales to $150 billion, based on the level of interest from member states. Board members decided against such a cap because IMF needs will evolve over time, the official said. China’s government has said it will buy $50 billion in notes. Russia and Brazil last month said they would each buy $10 billion of bonds from the IMF. India has also indicated it would contribute to an IMF bond program. The four nations make up the so-called BRICs. “This is a victory for the BRICs, particularly China,†said Claudio Loser, the former director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere department. “Because they will be investing in the fund they will have, directly or indirectly, some say in the governance of the fund that goes beyond their quota.†The IMF’s “quota†system allocates voting rights to member states based on their financial contributions. The note sales probably would not reach the $500 billion in new funding that the lender is seeking, Lipsky said. Drawing Rights The notes will be denominated in Special Drawing Rights, or SDRs, which represent a basket of currencies consisting of the U.S. dollar, the euro, the yen and the British pound. Note sales denominated in SDRs would be paid interest on a quarterly basis, the IMF said. Chinese officials have sought a greater role over time for SDRs in an effort to reduce the U.S. dollar’s dominance in the global economy. The current official rate for SDRs is 0.37 percent, set using a weighted average of three-month rates in the component currencies. That compares with the 0.195 percent rate for three- month U.S. Treasury bills. One dollar is currently equivalent to about 0.65 SDR. The IMF makes money on its loans by charging countries more than the SDR interest rate. The fund’s board agreed June 22 to keep its lending rate unchanged at 1 percentage point above this year’s SDR interest rate. (end quote, click the link to read the whole article) Did you notice that they decided to NOT place a limit on the note sales?
Government - 3 Answers
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1 :
It could contribute to the dollar's demise, but I have a feeling our own gov't is doing more to ensure that than the IMF is. The part that really got me was this: 'The IMF’s “quota†system allocates voting rights to member states based on their financial contributions.' So in other words, the more you put into the fund, the more your vote is worth, as far as the IMF goes. It's corruption at the very highest level; and we thought our gov't was screwin' us. Well, it is, but this is worse. What happens to the nations that can't contribute to the 'fund'? Will they be lied about and other countries convinced they are terrorist states? The IMF/World Bank is evil. They do more to put and keep dictators in charge of severly impoverished countries and when those countries default on loans, (the dictators know this at signing) that when they default, all tax revenue, natural resources and industry becomes the property of the IMF. It's evil, there's no other word for it.
2 :
Why is it that every bit of news I see, or hear feels like the end of a Monopoly game where the winner starts taking everything you have with every roll of the dice? The only differences are that this is real life, and I'm watching my country fall to the elite world bankers, and my rights disappear one by one. To have a sucessful globalization/New World Order/one world government I believe it requires that the currencies throughout the world are leveled, and all currency becomes one, or equal value. Basket of currencies?! Hmm...This looks top be exactly what they are doing. In the big picture of global economies I'm thinking Mexico is about middle ground. We have soo much to look forward to don't we? When the American dollar crashes, and our economy becomes like Mexico's I wonder if I can cross the border into Canada and get free welfare, and healthcare like Mexicans do with us? I've believed for years that the IMF, and Federal Reserve have a New World Order agenda, but seeing them set up the whole main structure in just a few months is astonishing, and mind blowing. I never would have thought America would fall soo quietly.
3 :
I believe it will, yes. It is a new currency. The reason they can fix their voting rights based on each members investment is that it is the elite PRIVATE Banking industry. It is its own entity of private corporations and individuals.
"IMF Board Authorizes Debut Bond Issuance to Fund Aid (Update1) " http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ankFTAhAUk68 to quote By Timothy R. Homan July 1 (Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund’s board of directors approved the issuance of bonds to the lender’s 186 members for the first time as it seeks additional sources of money to lend during the global recession. The board made the move in a vote today and did not place a limit on the note sales, Andrew Tweedie, the Washington-based IMF’s finance chief, said on a conference call with reporters. The bonds are part of a wider effort to seek $500 billion in new funding as the lender helps countries from Iceland to Pakistan combat the global financial crisis. The securities, the culmination of months of talks between the fund and its members, will offer the largest emerging-market nations a new way of making IMF contributions while they seek greater say at the fund. China, Brazil and Russia have favored the bonds instead of regular contributions as they wrangle with other members over redistributing the IMF’s voting power. “We expect other countries will follow suit, perhaps other emerging markets,†John Lipsky, first deputy managing director at the fund, said in a Bloomberg Television interview today. “Also, some developed and advanced economies may find this an attractive way to participate in international support for the IMF’s efforts.†Buying Plans An IMF official, speaking on condition they not be named, said the board initially considered limiting the bond sales to $150 billion, based on the level of interest from member states. Board members decided against such a cap because IMF needs will evolve over time, the official said. China’s government has said it will buy $50 billion in notes. Russia and Brazil last month said they would each buy $10 billion of bonds from the IMF. India has also indicated it would contribute to an IMF bond program. The four nations make up the so-called BRICs. “This is a victory for the BRICs, particularly China,†said Claudio Loser, the former director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere department. “Because they will be investing in the fund they will have, directly or indirectly, some say in the governance of the fund that goes beyond their quota.†The IMF’s “quota†system allocates voting rights to member states based on their financial contributions. The note sales probably would not reach the $500 billion in new funding that the lender is seeking, Lipsky said. Drawing Rights The notes will be denominated in Special Drawing Rights, or SDRs, which represent a basket of currencies consisting of the U.S. dollar, the euro, the yen and the British pound. Note sales denominated in SDRs would be paid interest on a quarterly basis, the IMF said. Chinese officials have sought a greater role over time for SDRs in an effort to reduce the U.S. dollar’s dominance in the global economy. The current official rate for SDRs is 0.37 percent, set using a weighted average of three-month rates in the component currencies. That compares with the 0.195 percent rate for three- month U.S. Treasury bills. One dollar is currently equivalent to about 0.65 SDR. The IMF makes money on its loans by charging countries more than the SDR interest rate. The fund’s board agreed June 22 to keep its lending rate unchanged at 1 percentage point above this year’s SDR interest rate. (end quote, click the link to read the whole article) Did you notice that they decided to NOT place a limit on the note sales?
Government - 3 Answers
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1 :
It could contribute to the dollar's demise, but I have a feeling our own gov't is doing more to ensure that than the IMF is. The part that really got me was this: 'The IMF’s “quota†system allocates voting rights to member states based on their financial contributions.' So in other words, the more you put into the fund, the more your vote is worth, as far as the IMF goes. It's corruption at the very highest level; and we thought our gov't was screwin' us. Well, it is, but this is worse. What happens to the nations that can't contribute to the 'fund'? Will they be lied about and other countries convinced they are terrorist states? The IMF/World Bank is evil. They do more to put and keep dictators in charge of severly impoverished countries and when those countries default on loans, (the dictators know this at signing) that when they default, all tax revenue, natural resources and industry becomes the property of the IMF. It's evil, there's no other word for it.
2 :
Why is it that every bit of news I see, or hear feels like the end of a Monopoly game where the winner starts taking everything you have with every roll of the dice? The only differences are that this is real life, and I'm watching my country fall to the elite world bankers, and my rights disappear one by one. To have a sucessful globalization/New World Order/one world government I believe it requires that the currencies throughout the world are leveled, and all currency becomes one, or equal value. Basket of currencies?! Hmm...This looks top be exactly what they are doing. In the big picture of global economies I'm thinking Mexico is about middle ground. We have soo much to look forward to don't we? When the American dollar crashes, and our economy becomes like Mexico's I wonder if I can cross the border into Canada and get free welfare, and healthcare like Mexicans do with us? I've believed for years that the IMF, and Federal Reserve have a New World Order agenda, but seeing them set up the whole main structure in just a few months is astonishing, and mind blowing. I never would have thought America would fall soo quietly.
3 :
I believe it will, yes. It is a new currency. The reason they can fix their voting rights based on each members investment is that it is the elite PRIVATE Banking industry. It is its own entity of private corporations and individuals.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Games on internet can be dangerous for your family.?
Games on internet can be dangerous for your family.?
One of the most sought out sports on the internet is billiards or other active sports. I have played real billiards for 46 years and have been overseas playing, even at Reyes training center in Makita, Philippines. I got whooped, but was not myself.. my step-son and friend was in the hospital for brain injury by scooter accident. I had told him always to wear helmet. He did not that day as he went to an Uncle's birthday party and had too much. Now back in American I found several sites to play online. I am too far for real and love real stick. I found that honesty involves what Country the game comes from! We may think that is a money thing and that would be logical. One site in Brazil is so crooked they have to use site internet to keep you from winning on the free part! It appears that those that are citizens of Brazil... maybe part of the government, can give some sign and you loose the internet.. although the site does not tell you this has happened! They just do not play! This occurred 10x more if the opponent is a lady? It has chat so one can chat with the opponent. Great.. but you will loose 1 of 3 games by internet site problems or special privilege for Brazilian or paying players. I have not played the money side because I cannot have honest play on the free side. Now, think about your child.. billiards is a great game and is fun. But what if they join to make money? They see the site is not honest if they can play well, and yet that is not an objection for money play. I have confronted players on the site. Yes, I can be very good in real.. many times on that site.. But others can stop the game and you loose.. and it is their turn! Watch what you children do online! It is all for money.. on most sites.. especially game sites!
Other - Internet - 4 Answers
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1 :
I know, right!! Answer mine, please? ^.^ http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101205125038AA7JFYI
2 :
The bigger question is why kids would be playing with real money to begin with. Furthermore, playing for real money is illegal in many US states.
3 :
I think playing for real money rewards constitutes gambling, and would be illegal in most areas of the country. In other words -- don't do it. It's illegal so of course it's going to be shady.
4 :
Pogo.com is the safest place to play, that's what I've come to find out.
One of the most sought out sports on the internet is billiards or other active sports. I have played real billiards for 46 years and have been overseas playing, even at Reyes training center in Makita, Philippines. I got whooped, but was not myself.. my step-son and friend was in the hospital for brain injury by scooter accident. I had told him always to wear helmet. He did not that day as he went to an Uncle's birthday party and had too much. Now back in American I found several sites to play online. I am too far for real and love real stick. I found that honesty involves what Country the game comes from! We may think that is a money thing and that would be logical. One site in Brazil is so crooked they have to use site internet to keep you from winning on the free part! It appears that those that are citizens of Brazil... maybe part of the government, can give some sign and you loose the internet.. although the site does not tell you this has happened! They just do not play! This occurred 10x more if the opponent is a lady? It has chat so one can chat with the opponent. Great.. but you will loose 1 of 3 games by internet site problems or special privilege for Brazilian or paying players. I have not played the money side because I cannot have honest play on the free side. Now, think about your child.. billiards is a great game and is fun. But what if they join to make money? They see the site is not honest if they can play well, and yet that is not an objection for money play. I have confronted players on the site. Yes, I can be very good in real.. many times on that site.. But others can stop the game and you loose.. and it is their turn! Watch what you children do online! It is all for money.. on most sites.. especially game sites!
Other - Internet - 4 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
I know, right!! Answer mine, please? ^.^ http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101205125038AA7JFYI
2 :
The bigger question is why kids would be playing with real money to begin with. Furthermore, playing for real money is illegal in many US states.
3 :
I think playing for real money rewards constitutes gambling, and would be illegal in most areas of the country. In other words -- don't do it. It's illegal so of course it's going to be shady.
4 :
Pogo.com is the safest place to play, that's what I've come to find out.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
What's the best Debit Card to use outside of the country?
What's the best Debit Card to use outside of the country?
I have bank of America....going to brazil, they told me it's $5.00 every time I withdraw money.....and 3% charge everytime I make a purchase not in the US
Personal Finance - 2 Answers
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Foreign transaction fees are a monster. Especiallly on debit cards. If you are traveling you really need a credit card. Capital One offers one without ANY foreign transactions fees. Just call them up and ask for it. Even with a bank of america credit card, the fees will be lower than one of their debit cards...
2 :
hmm its visa. but just get money exchanged here in the US before you go to brazil. It would be much cheaper without withdrawal fees. :) but visa is best..ive used it when i traveled to Mexico, argentina, costa rica, and moscow. its great.
I have bank of America....going to brazil, they told me it's $5.00 every time I withdraw money.....and 3% charge everytime I make a purchase not in the US
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Foreign transaction fees are a monster. Especiallly on debit cards. If you are traveling you really need a credit card. Capital One offers one without ANY foreign transactions fees. Just call them up and ask for it. Even with a bank of america credit card, the fees will be lower than one of their debit cards...
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hmm its visa. but just get money exchanged here in the US before you go to brazil. It would be much cheaper without withdrawal fees. :) but visa is best..ive used it when i traveled to Mexico, argentina, costa rica, and moscow. its great.
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