Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[flashheart] 09/10/2017 19:52

Well there's none from me. It eradicates loss, fraud, forgetfulness and the hassle of remembering to take any card. Definitely a major step forward.

[puzzler2] 09/10/2017 19:50

I see Fingopay and Nanopayments both enjoying significant growth in the future and would not be adverse to BLU taking a larger stake in Sthaler, if that opportunity were available. What we don't know, of course, is what special insight Tony Fabrizi might have with regard to both investments that have caused him to buy a larger stake in Satoshi.

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 19:42

It would be good if any BLU shareholders who have reservations about Fingopay and finger payments post the reasons here. I'm just asking for their views.

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 17:56

Hazl, I don't think you are in favour of using the finger payment method anyway? I think I remember you mentioning that a few weeks ago, or perhaps it was another poster on this thread.

[mrphiljones] 09/10/2017 17:29

Oil mate yes....

[goldfinger_1964] 09/10/2017 17:27

PREMthat's premier oil right ?Or another company you are talking about ?

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 17:17

It's good to have differing points of view on this and I can appreciate the argument against a further investment in Sthaler at this point.

[mrphiljones] 09/10/2017 16:59

Take a look at PREM to see what can happen when you over reach,build what we have here IMHO ....:-)

[hazl] 09/10/2017 16:39

Why overload themselves?
This last little while has been good for them.
We have a mix of companies here as investments and perhaps better to see how the markets go.
I think you've done a good thing doodle,giving them a nudge about their web-site.
Let them make a difference there and it will be good,in my opinion.

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 16:05

Post 1577 - I agree with you flash and if BLU are going to increase their stake in Sthaler then they need to do it asap.

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 15:38

" It is one thing for governments to allow small anonymous transactions with virtual currencies; indeed, this would be desirable. But it is an entirely different matter for governments to allow large-scale anonymous payments, which would make it extremely difficult to collect taxes or counter criminal activity. "

[tilly99] 09/10/2017 14:48

Red is the colourI need doodle and simple to RAMP more Lol

[hazl] 09/10/2017 13:29

interesting especially about the ETF at end of article

[tilly99] 09/10/2017 12:56

And down again today Cmon doodle get ramping

[wardy333] 09/10/2017 11:57

The drip drip here continues with sellers in charge, needs an update to stop the fall.

[flashheart] 09/10/2017 11:34

We have two future blockbusters here in Satoshipay and Sthaler!

[flashheart] 09/10/2017 11:31

Keep saying it.......we need to have a larger percentage stake in this!!!!

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 11:28

Sthaler: Poland will be the key market for FingoPay payments
 2017-10-06, 08:47
FingoPay is a payment using biometric finger vein biometrics. Soon, this technology has a chance to be found in Poland. "We can confirm tremendous interest from retailers and retailers in Poland," says Simon Binns, Commercial Director at Sthaler.
 
About FingoPay I wrote a few days ago in PRNews.pl. The pretext was the launch of the first store in London where you could pay for your finger-print. In the shop Costcutter, located in the University of Brunel, special readers are installed, which scan the blood vessels in the finger. Hitachi finger vein technology is used in the payment process.
 
How it's working? In the first place, the user must register his or her biometric pattern - this can be done during transaction execution. This pattern is assigned to the account of a specific payment card. During the purchase, the customer attaches a finger to a special reader. If the verification is positive, the card is debited. The risk of mistakes or frauds does not exist in principle, because everyone has a different set of blood vessels. You can not pay with your finger cut because there is no blood in it.
 
"In the next few weeks, we will announce more significant implementations in grocery chains, clothing stores, or stadiums," said Simon Binns, Commercial Director at Sthaler, who developed the FingoPay payment system. - As a result of presenting our solution at the world's largest finite trade fair - Money 20/20, we started working with Nets to bring our solution to the Danish market.
 
He also added that Poland will be a key market for FingoPay payments, due to the earlier implementation of finger vein biometrics in Polish banking. - Our company will work closely with Hitachi in Poland to introduce this solution to Poland from 4th quarter of this year. We can now confirm the great interest of retailers and retailers in Poland, "says Binns.

[doodlebug4] 09/10/2017 11:23

Fingopay Retweeted
Wojciech Boczoń @wboczon

"Poland will be the key market for @FingoPay payments," says @srbinns from Sthaler
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[tilly99] 09/10/2017 09:00

Good luck ramping simpleSo far down 40pct !! Lol..sad isn't it U and doodle can RAMP all you want as will help my cause I got a v bad position here : (

[simpletonremover] 09/10/2017 08:51

No, you most definitely got it right first time.

You really are simple.

[tilly99] 09/10/2017 07:16

Gold finger 33 olse sR I dint decide 4 weeks agoWow I really are simple Look at date of my post and then tell me the average daily volume