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Taylor Meness

Registered User

Join date: 18 Sep 2006

Posts: 144

09-26-2007 18:04

Hey! A friend of mine recommended the 'Meta Card' to me, and it sounds like a great concept, but I also have reservations due to Ginko, The Bank and all these other similar things that seem to be destined for bad reputations. This is a bit different, as it has a credit facility with what looks like a not too bad interest rate, but they also have a deposit facility, and if you want a 'Gold' card CC details are required. Just wondering if anyone has dealt with First Meta, and if there is any feedback you could share?

Nika Talaj

now you see her ...

Join date: 2 Jan 2007

Posts: 5,449

09-26-2007 18:06

Forum search is your friend:

/327/a8/208539/1.html

Malachi Petunia

Gentle Miscreant

Join date: 21 Sep 2003

Posts: 3,414

09-26-2007 18:10

Anyone who enters into a financial services agreement in a world where everyone is anonymous and you have absolutely no real contracts or enforcibility, should consider the money lost the moment they deposit it.

I think of this loss as the "Naivety Tax".

Taylor Meness

Registered User

Join date: 18 Sep 2006

Posts: 144

09-26-2007 18:11

From: Nika Talaj

Forum search is your friend:

/327/a8/208539/1.html

Obv. not mine :/. Thanks Nika! /me will look more carefully in future!

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Taylor Meness Registered User Join date: 18 Sep 2006 Posts: 144	09-26-2007 18:04 Hey! A friend of mine recommended the 'Meta Card' to me, and it sounds like a great concept, but I also have reservations due to Ginko, The Bank and all these other similar things that seem to be destined for bad reputations. This is a bit different, as it has a credit facility with what looks like a not too bad interest rate, but they also have a deposit facility, and if you want a 'Gold' card CC details are required. Just wondering if anyone has dealt with First Meta, and if there is any feedback you could share?
Nika Talaj now you see her ... Join date: 2 Jan 2007 Posts: 5,449	09-26-2007 18:06 Forum search is your friend: /327/a8/208539/1.html
Malachi Petunia Gentle Miscreant Join date: 21 Sep 2003 Posts: 3,414	09-26-2007 18:10 Anyone who enters into a financial services agreement in a world where everyone is anonymous and you have absolutely no real contracts or enforcibility, should consider the money lost the moment they deposit it. I think of this loss as the "Naivety Tax".
Taylor Meness Registered User Join date: 18 Sep 2006 Posts: 144	09-26-2007 18:11 From: Nika Talaj Forum search is your friend: /327/a8/208539/1.html Obv. not mine :/. Thanks Nika! /me will look more carefully in future!