Monster Arts Inc (APPZ)

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Another CEO update from the desk of Wayne Irving.

Monster Arts--Focus on the Rest of the Wallet.
Good Afternoon!

Did you realize that Mobile Payments, or paying for your purchases with your Smartphone is here to stay?

This weekend I did some research and am very excited about the future prospects of "Wallet Technologies" and am certain there are perspectives of this exciting paradigm shift in mobile payments (a $600 Billion Dollar Industry, was $300 Billion in 2011).

Mobile Payments is a $600 Billion Dollar 'Play Place':

Mobile Payments, 'Paying with your Smartphone', is the Way it is Going to Be It seems undeniable that apps are changing the entire way we do business, and one powerful manifestation of this idea is the emerging relevance of mobile payment systems, commonly referred to as "mobile wallets." Just as credit and debit cards replaced the paper check, apps and the mobile wallet payment systems that they empower are quickly becoming the new means of conducting business and processing payments. Millennials - young people age 30 and under -- have a seemingly insatiable appetite for all things apps, and this has led to the increasing popularity of in-app purchasing and mobile wallets. As a result, the mobile wallet concept itself is widely believed by many - including a number of analysts and industry insiders -- to be the next game changing iteration and/or technology component of Smart device-compatible mobile payment systems.

Read the whole piece: http://waynesgridiron.blogspot.com/2013/06/mobile-payments-paying-with-your.html

Monster Arts' focus on the rest of the wallet:


Just like the late Paul Harvey used to say "the rest of the story", MONT feels that we have a sweet spot in the "rest of the wallet". Now that we know that mobile payments are the way of the future, where does Monster Arts and its Monster Offers apps fit in you ask?

Well, we are excited about the ancillary functions of the "Mobile Wallet", think about what else you carry in your wallet or purse that is also going "mobile". Your Insurance Cards? Rewards Cards? Roadside Assistance Cards? Social Security Cards? Identification, family photos, medical records? and what else? (any of this starting to sound familiar? )

We feel that there is a significant void here and would love your feedback and input. If you been around very long, you know we have lots of expertise and technology at the ready to enter this void.

Of course coupons and daily deals should come with the "Mobile Wallet", right?


Have a Great Week!



-Wayne & Crew



Wayne Irving II

CEO

Monster Arts, Inc (formerly Monster Offers) (MONT)





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