Several types of '''card''' might be relevant to [[Consumerium Services]]:
*[[credit card]] or [[debit card]] that helps consumers [[authorize payment]]
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...vice]] usually used to store [[identity card]]s, [[debit card]]s, [[credit card]]s, [[cash]], [[coupon]]s and [[condom]]s.
Ideally, when the [[Consumerium buying signal]] says the product is good, you take money out of your wallet
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...''Consumerium Buying Club''' for now) where everyone participating has a [[Consumerium checker]] that actually provides direct access to the [[medium of exchange]
...out counter]] as usual, but the payment will still be processed via the '''Consumerium Credit''' system.
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...every second it takes to scan is one less second to do the lookup of the [[Consumerium buying signal]].
...counts, we can actually discover exactly what purchases were disabled by [[Consumerium buying signal]], and possibly (less likely) which ones were enabled by it.
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...[impulse buy]] items specifically arrayed at the counter, and review the [[Consumerium buying signal]] one last time.
...waits must be studied carefully to determine the performance criteria of [[Consumerium Services]].
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Take for example the fact that many [[card]]s (some are [[evil]], used to AI analyze purchase patterns to optimize pri
...tional hardware for the consumer, a simplification compared to [[Check-out Consumerium]] in which [[NFC]] (or [[Bluetooth]]) would be used to transmit the [[digit
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...over the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] to the [[front end user]] of [[Consumerium Services]].
...not reach the actual [[point of purchase]]. This combined with [[Checkout Consumerium]] functionality, where you can grab the id's of products you just bought an
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...st cases]] and actual [[end user feedback]] - the [[status quo]] of what [[Consumerium Services]] actually are, and are doing in the user's context.
...r change in beliefs about this, the [[visions]] and [[threats]] (and all [[Consumerium:User Stories|stories]]) must be maintained, especially to achieve a [[disse
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 | File:Consumerium-org-cards.png ...id URL kuluttajien.yhteinen.asia which currently redirects to kuluttajisto.consumerium.org.
...en.asia Consumerium.org marketing redirecting subdomains at start of the [[Consumerium:Executive summary]].
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Bank [[debit card]]s, and the recently introduced real time verified and debited [[electronic
.... The [[Consumerium Credit]] [[visions]] explore the possibility of the [[Consumerium checker]] actually ''being'' the means to pay.
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...ty''' this information is available from [[companies]] and what must our [[Consumerium:Researcher|Researcher]]s find out. Many companies do in-house studies on th
and only then can we figure out when [[Consumerium Service access]] happens,
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...shelf]] someday if some nation decides to require it - the first step to [[Consumerium Country]]. There's no bias as to how the signal is delivered. That's the
:These options are now covered properly at [[Consumerium buying signal]].
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...your email address to protect your privacy in the unlikely case that the [[Consumerium Vault]] gets cracked.'''
* Store the data on a smart card carried by the consumer, and available to him on demand at any kiosk.
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Consumerium developers</a> (<a href="/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Whatlinkshere&t
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==Hardware requirements of the Consumerium project==
Hardware requirements arise from several functions in the network. Read [[Consumerium Service access]] for the full range of access requirements.
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<ul><li>16:28, 9 May 2005 [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] deleted "Credit card" <em>(content was: "This page contained nothing but pornspam. " t
...2005 [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] deleted "SOLLOG" <em>(this has nothing to do with Consumerium. period)</em></li>
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Juho Kunsola, Founder and [[Lowest Troll]] of Consumerium.org, a geek with a difference, an <s>academic CS drop-out</s>, in Finland.
...ticles in [[Wikipedia]], especially those relevant to [[Consumerium:Itself|Consumerium]] [[goals]] that have a significance for other folk too. Lately I've enjoye
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This is one and incomplete timeline of the Consumerium effort.
* [[#2000|2000]] - Idea of Consumerium appears to the [[Lowest Troll]]
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This is the '''Consumerium list of [[w:alternative financial services|alternative financial services]]
::::::::* Credit card debt ->
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'''You probably are looking for''' or want to look at '''[[Consumerium list of lists]]''' to find lists of sites and services that exist and are g
...ontains projects, sites, services and companies''' that were included in [[Consumerium list of lists|the lists]] at some point in time but have been discontinued
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