Nigerian IDs now have the American MasterCard logo.
- Thread starter notPsychosiz
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The cost is probably the reason. MasterCard has the resources and the know-how to distribute the cards and create the infrastructure needed to use the cards. Hundreds of thousands of card readers will have to be placed in businesses and government offices. MasterCard will get its money back by charging fees to use the card for financial transactions.
In the US some states put child support on a debit card and the user is charged every time they access their money. If you pay your US taxes with a debit card you may be charge as much as $3.95. If you use a credit card to pay US taxes, the fee may be 2.35% of your tax bill.
http://www.irs.gov/uac/Pay-Taxes-by-Credit-or-Debit-Card
Dr. Sebi Jr.
Trust Me
Deuteronicals 54:19
"I learned about Cesare Borgia from that Wu Tang song and now I KNOW the TRUTH about CACSTERCARD taking over Nigerian drivers licenses."
The Honorable Minister Tariq Nasheed needs to get the MOTHER WHEEL to Nigeria as soon as possible.
"I learned about Cesare Borgia from that Wu Tang song and now I KNOW the TRUTH about CACSTERCARD taking over Nigerian drivers licenses."
The Honorable Minister Tariq Nasheed needs to get the MOTHER WHEEL to Nigeria as soon as possible.
ltheghost
Payin Debts.... N40
I'm feeling some sort of way about this. Maybe they don't realize it but a credit card company's logo is on your NATIONAL ID Card.......So, Mastercard has some type of deal with Nigeria?
Edit
Read earlier comments. I get it, but I still don't like it because I feel like Mastercard is going to pull some evil shyt sooner or later.
Edit
Read earlier comments. I get it, but I still don't like it because I feel like Mastercard is going to pull some evil shyt sooner or later.
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Larry Lobster
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Africa is the future yall 
It makes sense that your Citizens ID would contain your money,voter status and health info, this would greatly reduce fraud and ID theft. But it does have its drawbacks.They're some military bases in which MPs do carry these features on their identification.
those yahoo boys been caking conning ppl instead of using that knowledge to create something that would benefit their country. now mastercard about to get the last laugh.A lot of Nigerians mad as hell cc fraud about to come to an end
it's hackers here that end up working for the fbi, banks, cc companies.
The countdown to Apple’s event on September 9, where it will almost certainly announce the next iPhones, has started — and rumors are increasingly piling up.
The latest is that Apple will be announcing a partnership with payment facilitators including Visa and MasterCard, as it plans to turn the new iPhone into a mobile wallet, Bloomberg reports. Re/code separately reports that Apple has also reached an agreement with American Express.
The new iPhone is said to introduce an easier mobile payment process with the inclusion of a near-field communication (NFC) chip. Along with the fingerprint reader which debuted on the iPhone 5s, this could mean that users can pay for items in a store with the touch of a finger, Bloomberg says.
Re/code reports that customers will simply present their phones at the checkout counters of partner retailers to pay for their purchases, though it isn’t clear yet which retailers have reached an agreement with Apple.
Reports suggest the next iPhone will come in two sizes. One model will have a 4.7-inch display, while another sports a 5.5-inch version. We know it will run iOS 8, Apple’s refreshed mobile OS, and it’s likely to sport a different look.
➤ Apple Said to Team With Visa, MasterCard on iPhone Wallet [Bloomberg]
http://thenextweb.com/apple/2014/09... mobile wallet&utm_campaign=Twitter Publisher
Yall nikkas can keep whining but its coming. Africa is ahead of the curve.
The latest is that Apple will be announcing a partnership with payment facilitators including Visa and MasterCard, as it plans to turn the new iPhone into a mobile wallet, Bloomberg reports. Re/code separately reports that Apple has also reached an agreement with American Express.
The new iPhone is said to introduce an easier mobile payment process with the inclusion of a near-field communication (NFC) chip. Along with the fingerprint reader which debuted on the iPhone 5s, this could mean that users can pay for items in a store with the touch of a finger, Bloomberg says.
Re/code reports that customers will simply present their phones at the checkout counters of partner retailers to pay for their purchases, though it isn’t clear yet which retailers have reached an agreement with Apple.
Reports suggest the next iPhone will come in two sizes. One model will have a 4.7-inch display, while another sports a 5.5-inch version. We know it will run iOS 8, Apple’s refreshed mobile OS, and it’s likely to sport a different look.
➤ Apple Said to Team With Visa, MasterCard on iPhone Wallet [Bloomberg]
http://thenextweb.com/apple/2014/09... mobile wallet&utm_campaign=Twitter Publisher
Yall nikkas can keep whining but its coming. Africa is ahead of the curve.
this sounds like some bullshyt they was trying to implement with the one ID here in the US.....
this is a very bad sign....
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...d4fb80-6cb5-11e2-ada0-5ca5fa7ebe79_story.html
this is a very bad sign....
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...d4fb80-6cb5-11e2-ada0-5ca5fa7ebe79_story.html
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Greater accessibility to banking and you guys can't get behind it?
No wonder payday lenders control the hood.
How the fukk are these 2 things even remotely related?.....You gots to be a white boy.....
70 % of Nigerians don't have banking...people without banking use check cashing. Western Union makes a KILLING in Africa off fees.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Banks charge at least 9 bucks a month in service fees in most cases.....Wal Mart charges 3 bucks to cash a check.....
Yall sure yall understand how the hood operates.....?