Hey @chrispratt I’m not sure I understand the tweet, but I didn’t get it. Please explain. It seems to be a jab at @chrispratt’s previous Twitter posts. At least I got the joke.
A tweet posted on Twitter is a “tweet” which is a short, unstructured text message sent through the online medium (Twitter, Facebook, etc). This particular tweet is sent by Mark, who is a member of the Twitter account of a company called CASH4FUN. Mark is a “truther” and one of the people working to test the validity of credit cards and other financial services.
The joke is that a bunch of people from CASH4FUN are trying to prove the validity of credit cards. These “credit card dumb tweets” are a collection of tweets that are sent by people who are members of CASH4FUN. The idea is to prove that a credit card does in fact work, that it’s worth using as a credit card, etc. The point is to make people who use credit cards think twice before using them.
These credit card dumb tweets are an interesting side effect of the CASH4FUN campaign. People who use the cards think twice about using them. They’re worried about what other people think about them. This is a good thing, since it puts people back in control of their own financial decisions.
The campaign is a great example of something that has been happening for a while. When you use a credit card, you want to make sure that it works. You don’t want to be an idiot. You don’t want to make a mistake. You want to make sure you understand how it works and what it can do. This campaign is a very good example of that.
But here’s the catch, if you’re smart, you’re going to have to use a digital payment system with a pin system to make it work. Which means you will have to spend a lot of time learning how to use a digital system, and how to use that pin system. And that’s totally not something you get a huge amount of practice doing. In fact, it might actually take you a long time to learn how to use a digital payments system.
This is why I’m always trying to make my own payment system. It was a bit of a pain to do using a traditional credit card (for obvious reasons) but I’m still using my pin card for now.
So I have had a lot of people ask me about my pin system. I’m not sure why that is. If you think about it, everything is connected in some way. If you want to make a video or a post you need to put something on it. If you want to make an app or a website you need to put something on it. So all the data you need to make anything you do is on your stuff.
There’s a strong correlation between the amount of pins you have and the amount of traffic you get, and that’s not even counting all the other social media sites you can use to make your content. So I think if you’re thinking about credit cards or payments, you’re probably thinking about your content first.
For anyone considering credit cards (or any credit card) to build a website or a business, or even a blog, make sure you have a decent audience. If you don’t have an audience, you might not have any content, which means there’s no reason to make a video or post.
