Replies to post #2294 on cMoney Inc (fka CMEY)

[highstreettrader]

Lol!!!! Oh Idzi bitsy..you are more than transparent here. You are talking about a 2 cent stock. Any risk is more than priced in at these levels. Actually, CMEY is very undervalued here given the potential of their application. I'll take that bet over you and your dingy any day.

[bootysweat]

Ill let you buy some shares on monday..starting tuesday I will Be makin NITE and whoever else RUN

[Kinzhok43]

CMEY has got great things in the works and MILLIONS in funding on the way.

[bootysweat]

CMEY will be a monster :)


http://fixed-mobile-convergence.tmcnet.com/topics/mobile-communications/articles/186578-cmoney-develops-secure-way-transfer-funds-via-mobile.htm

NFC, or Near Field Communications, is a new technology and merchants, mobile carriers, and other affiliates are facing problem areas. The NFC technology needs an embedded chip to be built into the cell phone to store consumer’s personal data, hence making private information open to security risks if the devices are lost.

Systems using the Near Field Communications hardware, such as Google Wallet, may lead to loss of personal information and fraudulent purchases, said cMoney.

However, cMoney is designed to use the consumer’s existing cell phone via an uploadable application, eliminating the need for a new purchase. Consumers can store and access up to thirty debit and/or credit cards. The cMoney solution does not store personal information on the customer’s phone, ensuring data security.