A list of puns related to "Issuers"
Hi,
I'm planning to use the VX to pay rent using PayPal Key so that I hit the SUB comfortably. But will this be considered cash advance? Capital One service reps are not completely sure what PayPal Key is and they just think it is normal PayPal P2P. So I'm wondering if anyone has paid rent using the PPK and VX and if it has shown up as a transaction or cash advance? Or used any other credit card?
https://www.nyse.com/regulation/noncompliant-issuers?fbclid=IwAR3HmczDJYNrqeMGxM6-W5fRGaukniBGXdNLJXQhltps_hV8_E6Or1Xe-bE
Index Fund ETFs like the SP500 are considered to be one of the safest long term investments. Our god Warren Buffet regularly emphasizes that investing into a SP500 etf and holding it for 30+ years is one of the best things you can do.
What are the risks for private investors if ETF issuers like Blackrock, vanguard etc. default down the line? Are you relying on these companies to still be around in 50 years to pay out your entire investment?
This is why SHFs and the following big banks who have acted as enablers are fukt -- JP Morgan, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America.
Other smaller banks or institutions exposed to the above are also fukt.
Hi all,
Trying to make a recommendation for a friend (couple) and they have some questions about the AU experience when it comes to paying each month. Ideally, he will be the account holder and she will be the authorized user. They have separate checking accounts but want to (1) be able to see their own transactions (some form of tag or identifier) and (2) be able to setup autopay for only their transactions each month.
My experience is limited to AmEx AUs, but was wondering if someone had experience with Chase AUs and Capital One AUs (or account managers) that they could share.
I have been a CDC user for several months now, and have never had issues with my bank debit card. I tried last Thursday to top off my CDC debit card, and I get the "declined by issuer" alert, the same if I try to buy crypto. I contacted CDC and my bank, and both are saying it is the other's fault. CDC says the bank is blocking the transaction, and my bank says they are not, and can't see where CDC is even trying to pull money.
Has anyone else ever had this happen?
Im tryjng to add my debit card to crypto.com on the app but i keep getting an error that says "card declined by issuer"
Spent an hour on the phone with mt bank and the rep nor her manager was able to resolve my issue. They have tried everything and theh still could not get it to go through. They said they arent even showing anything on their end that shows anything is declining. They advised me to contact crypto.com to see if the issue is on their end and to see if they can help me. I tried using their chat but they are making me wait approx 2 hours. So i waited and still no response. Horrible customer service but thats a topic for another day. Has anyone else had this error come up when trying to add their debit card?
My credit union no longer allows crypto transactions because there was "too much fraudulent activity etc" so I contacted both of my credit card providers and neither of them support it (Discover and Citi). I now have no means of charging my card and buying crypto with the app, any suggestions? Super frustrating that the world is moving backwards and going against the future.
Lab-grown food is finally a reality and if you are looking to invest in this sector while it is in its infancy, this cultivated meat and lab-grown food investment issuer that is about to IPO.
CULT Food Science is an investing platform that invests and supports budding lab-grown food companies. The company is set to IPO on the CSE and has already reserved the ticker $CULT.C / $CULT.
Their current portfolio includes, "13 portfolio companies across 4 continents, with exposure to cell line development, scaffolding technologies, growth medium, and IP-yielding research initiatives."
Of these 13 I found MeaTech (Isreal), Better Milk (Canada), and Fiction (USA) to be espically promising.
If $CULT sounds interesting to you definitely check out their investors' presentation here: https://assets.website-files.com/61401f91cbef746bdd6d11da/61ccfd0f6c8c4a6ad5688b36_CULT%20Food%20Science%20-%20Corporate%20Presentation%20(Dec%202021).pdf
I am new to the platform and am having issues using my debit card to fund my account. It gives an instant decline and says it is the issuers fault. I have never seen something decline my card so fast, even other crypto platforms.
I called my bank and they said they are seeing no transactions. There is nothing that has been declined because the transaction isn't even making it there. I even tried a transaction with them on the phone, absolutely nothing. And I have had them decline things before, I get a call instantly and have to approve when something is declined.
So I spoke with Crypto.com help, they wanted me to make sure everything was up to date, try a reinstall, of course none of this worked. I don't have another card (what they suggested next), so they basically said I am SoL...
It seems like this has to be an app issue, has anyone ran into this before? It wouldn't be a big deal to me if I was just going to be investing, but I have already used Coinbase (super easy to set up with PayPal) to move over XLM to trade for CRO so I could get a Ruby card. Having to wait 3-5 days to top that up and require bank visits to do so will make it a difficult thing to use.
Do I have to call my bank? What would I say? Just "it's fine really I do want to buy crypto"? And then they say oh ok it's really you?
It's a real pain that i have to manualy enter name, issuer and logo of each 2FA code.
When it comes to thousands codes per week its a real pain.
How to make Bitwarden android app fill it aotimaticly like Authy and other 2FA authentificators do?
Thank you! great product.
I updated the Webconfigurator certificate this morning by hitting reissue/renew. I am able to login w/ chrome but not w/ my preferred firefox. I get the error
SEC_ERROR_REUSED_ISSUER_AND_SERIAL
The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
I do not see a pfsense or netgate cert in firefox to remove and update. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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Just added the trustline, I hope, and xumm says there Kyc hasn't gone through and to proceed with caution
Hello Apes,
Recently I have seen an influx of posts surrounding Gamestop's appointed Transfer Agent, Computershare, and information surrounding them, what they do, and what role they have to play in protecting YOU, the valuable shareowner, and what they provide Gamestop, an issuer of stock. I have seen a lot of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt arising from the discussions and speculations surrounding Computershare. I have hijacked some of the comments in these threads in an attempt to clear some of the confusion as I am very knowledgeable of this industry and am very grateful for my chance to utilize the amount of wrinkles I have (which can be counted on one hand btw).
Computershare is a transfer agent of stock, which means it is their job to book-keep (i.e. maintain and hold record) of ALL shareowners of record for an issuer of stock. Whether an individual, entity, trust, etc hold their shares directly with the company, or they hold them in street-name (with a broker).
As a summary, when the average joe (lets call him Joe Average) holds his shares of XYZ company directly with the company, they are held on the Transfer Agent's books under the name JOE AVERAGE. When Joe Average holds his shares through a brokerage firm (we'll use Charles Schwab), JOE AVERAGE is not on the books of the transfer agent as JOE AVERAGE, but rather he is in an account with the Transfer Agent that is under the name of Charles Schwab. Let's say Charles Schwab and their customers holding shares of XYZ hold a total of 100,000,000 shares of XYZ company. Charles Schwab would be on the Transfer Agent's books as holding 100,000,000 shares of XYZ company, no matter if THEY own the shares as an institution or if Joe Average holds his shares with Charles Schwab. When you hold your shares with a broker, they are in what's called street-name. When you hold your shares directly, they are held in YOUR name in DRS (Direct-Registration System or otherwise known as Book-Entry) on the books of the Transfer Agent. This means when you have shares with a transfer agent, YOU own your shares. ONLY YOU own your shares. They are not to be lent, or used in illicit practices.
You do have the option to read the GME Plan Brochure detailing the Direct Stock Purchase Plan that is sponsored and administered by Computershare here: https://cda.computershare.com/Content/7e2c2c4c-aeb6-4614-83a3-b67e32756a78 It has a wealth of inf
... keep reading on reddit β‘https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/cibc-to-become-exclusive-credit-card-issuer-for-costco-mastercards-in-canada-and-acquire-existing-costco-canadian-credit-card-portfolio-839660736.html
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