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Glover systematically gave out Hours to people who agreed to accept Hours in return as payment for goods or services.
FORBES: Funny Money
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Apacs says that chip-and-pin remains the safest method of payment for goods and services but was never claimed to be foolproof.
BBC: Device 'steals chip-and-pin data'
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On this account, governments impose taxes payable only in money, creating a demand for money that means it will be widely accepted as payment for goods.
ECONOMIST: Free exchange
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These cubby holes can collect payment for the goods being collected.
ECONOMIST: Package pick-up services are set to prosper
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Mr. Chan predicted that the next phase of offshore yuan trade would involve "more balanced flow between the mainland and Hong Kong, " with Chinese currency moving in both directions as more Chinese exporters ask to accept yuan in payment for their goods from overseas buyers.
WSJ: The View From Hong Kong: Walking a Fine Line on Yuan Trade
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Users are already accustomed to its online payment system for buying goods, which gives an advantage to Amazon.
FORBES: Amazon App Store Takes Aim At Apple
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Cheque accounts, credit cards and wire transfers provide means of payment for the exchange of goods and services, and financial assets.
ECONOMIST: Finance: trick or treat? | The
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Now that they have completed their bitcoin integration into the OKPAY system, it is possible to fund your OKPAY account directly with bitcoin, withdraw via bitcoin, and use bitcoin as a payment option for purchases of goods and services.
FORBES: Bitcoin Funded Debit Cards
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The need to extend credit is is quite a burden for German retailers and very different than for United States retailers who receive payment before goods are shipped.
FORBES: Galeria Kaufhof: The Leader in German Department Stores Successfully Navigates a Tough Climate
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Wholesalers are taking goods back for fear of non-payment.
ECONOMIST: Meltdown in Russia
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Taobao sells no goods, but supplies the services that make it easier for others to trade: payment, instant messaging and even logistics.
ECONOMIST: Chinese internet companies