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Les Squires

Step 10. Analyse Statistics and Reports

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 10. Analyze Statistics and Reports Objective: Given a local trading communit...

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Step 16. Buyer Sends Order Form

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 16. Buyer Sends Order Form Objective: Buyers create a form covering multiple ...

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Step 15. Buyer Sends Online Trading Slip

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 15. Buyer Sends Online Trading Slip Objective: Buyers produces a trading slip...

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Step 14. Buyer Posts Recommendations

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 14. Buyer Posts Recommendations. Objective: Having fulfilled the sale, Buyer...

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Step 13. Seller Sends Invoice

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 13. Send Invoice (Optional). Objective: Having initiated a sale, Seller will ...

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Step 12. Seller Enters a Transaction

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 12. Enter the Transaction for Your Sale Objective: Given the Nighthawk tradin...

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Step 9. Mail Announcements

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 9. Post to Local or Global Groups Objective: Given a local group, members wi...

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Step 8. Set up Local Groups

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 8. Set Up Local Groups Objective: Given a local community with a reasonable ...

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Step 7. Search Wants/Requests

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 7. Search Wants/Requests Objective: Given an existing account, each member ...

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Step 6. Inspect Specific Members Accounts

< Previous < Table of Contents > Next > Step 6. Inspect Specific Members Accounts Objective: Given a catalog of offers, e...

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Tim Jenkin

Credit and Debit Limits

Credit and Debit Limits

What are credit and debit limits and why do we need them in a community of givers and receivers promoting the notion of abundance? Surely limits create a shortage of the currency, taking us back to debt-based conventional money where those of us who are short of the stuff have to borrow it from those who have a surplus?

Credit and debit limits are absolutely essential for the health of an exchange. In the CES we do not impose 'hard' limits where the system stops… Continue

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