Get the credits out now, before there is a legal ban on e-money transactions!

[Aleksey]

Or is it?

[Artyom Trishkin]

Where can I read about such a bill?

[михаил потапыч]

artmedia70:
Where can I read about such a bill?

1,000 roubles a day, not more than 15,000 a month

That's nonsense, it won't pass.

[Aleksey]

It's on the telly they say. The Duma is thinking.

[Aleksey]

Mischek:

1,000 roubles a day, not more than 15,000 a month

Nonsense, it won't pass.

What's to stop them?

[Vladimir Karputov]

Mischek:

1,000 roubles a day, not more than 15,000 a month

nonsense, it won't work.

Very likely to pass. There is someone to learn from - in Ukraine, webmoney is still impossible to withdraw directly to a bank.

[Mikhail Tsygankov]

Wouldn't the proposed restrictions be

apply only to anonymous payments?

[Aleksey]

Telemah:

Wouldn't the proposed restrictions be

applies only to anonymous payments?

It seems so. It is just not clear what would be considered a non-anonymous payment.

[Mikhail Tsygankov]

pronych:
I think so. It is just not clear what would be considered a non-anonymous payment.

Well, maybe in webmoney, say, there should be a personal certificate,

here - passport verified by meta-quotes, that sort of thing...

I mean, the names, I.D.s, and passwords of whoever's sending

and receives the payment must be known.

[Aleksey]

Telemah:

Well, maybe in webmoney, say, there should be a personal certificate...

I was in a lot of trouble when I got my WebMoney Initial Passport. Or rather - froze to death while I waited for the local attestatior-personalizator.

I wonder how many have it above the formal?

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

pronych:

I've been in a bit of a rut until I got my WebMoney Initial Passport. More precisely - froze to death while I waited for the local attestation-personalizer.

I wonder how many have it above the formal?

Statistics somewhere there is how many which.

SZS: need to make an appointment indoors and then there will be no problems with the climate )