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Not exactly "peer-to-peer", IMO, but interesting.
Hmm. If this takes off, I predict that Paypal is going to jump in there; they have the infrastructure to support it.
Not exactly "peer-to-peer", IMO, but interesting.
Hmm. If this takes off, I predict that Paypal is going to jump in there; they have the infrastructure to support it.
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Date: 26 September 2006 01:40 (UTC)But I rather doubt that PayPal would get into this area. PayPal has been very careful not to get in the business of lending money, which would mean that it gets regulated very strictly as a bank. So far, it's only had to register as a money-transfer agent in states which require that.
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