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Isthiezak
This seems absolutely ripe for attracting scammers...
zegiom
Recipe for a disaster when considering the level of IT security in Japan
Jonathan Prin
I never underdtood how you can give confidence to companies which are not banks for money transfer.
If you don't need to be a. Abnk to do that, then I am gonna open my society to offer such a service without security.
Paypal and all earn money without any service.
I have been money tranfering with bank accounts for free for ages. What is the difficulty compare to risks taken ?
WilliB
Line was a nice service as it was. Now they are going to mess it up with all kinds of unwanted additional nonsense.
mmwkdw
100,000 yen for monthly rent clearly shows the market LINE is targeting.
mmwkdw
I have yet to find a useful International Transfer system from Japan to elsewhere. All the costs are basically the same 1800 yen or thereabouts, and then if you're unlucky there's additional Lifting charges (transferring via the US to the UK for example).
The whole Banking system is a scam in (many) someways these days, but in Japan, you cant get around it.