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lemmy.world

Then those companies can leave Brazil. What happened to free market?

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Lee Dunareply
lemmy.nz

In general, the U.S. govt will impose higher tariffs on your products. Or cut off funding for infrastructure or humanitarian projects.

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if it helps, the US is imperialistic towards its own citizens

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lemmy.world

I mean it's basically QR direct transfers in banking apps. Most countries do it.

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It's still awesome even (or especially) if everyone does it. Visa, Mastercard and the like are obsolete social parasites thanks to these services.

Also, you don't even need a QR code for PIX. Just knowing the person's phone number or CPF is enough.

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YOU ARENT PAYING US FOR THR PRIVILEGE OF US ROBBING YPU BLIND, ITS UNFAIR, UNFAIR

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Lol! Not even the English-speaking media is caring to pretend the US has any reason to look.

They even got into the trap of asking a Brazilian what he thinks of the "fraud risk" thing English-speakers talk so much about...

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lemmy.world

A better question is why the US can't figure out this kind of payment system. Isn't Trump supposed to be the crypto President?

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Ah, I see why there's confusion... He's the criminal president and should be in a crypt ...

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