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  • BobJudy

    Yepp... I posted that over in the politics forum earlier. Still haven't found any explanation of how it will prevent mass shootings like the pundits are claiming. Maybe make it a tad easier to trace purchases after the fact, but what good does that do? Private sales will not be recorded and ffl firearm sales are already traceable. If large quantities of ammo purchased sets off an alarm, what is a large quantity? I have 10,000 rds (40 flats) of 12 GA sitting on a pallet in my garage for the high school skeet team and an upcoming charity shoot. Next year I will probably buy the same and will be sure to use my Visa. Hopefully I will cause the ammo cops to waste a lot of time. This is just another useless attempt to make the gun grabbers feel good. Bob

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    And I'm betting such purchases will soon be required to be bought with a credit card, no cash option.

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  • bs233jl

    How about using Money Orders. They probably can't track them.

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  • Junkballer

    Big deal, they already know everything we do anyway thanks to little George Bush and his Patriots Act that he & our elected politicians crammed down our throats.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    not about safety or preventing any crime. just a smoke screen

    its all about government control and making a unofficial list of gun owners for the guys in dark suits to use

    all BS

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  • Junkballer

    If buying a firearm use the credit card companies and governments very own tools.......purchase the U.S money orders with a credit card....😀

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  • Warbirds

    Ironically, many here have declared crypto currency a fools game, while bowing to the American dollar.

    What good is a dollar of you can spend it when you need to?

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  • Butchdog2

    Will the USPS accept a credit card or a MO?

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  • Junkballer
    Butchdog2: 30432128533147/comments/30432129612571

    Will the USPS accept a credit card or a MO?

    All day long 😊

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  • 4205raymond

    I tried to purchase a Money Order from USPS with a credit card couple of years ago and they would not take it. Don't know if USPS will take a debit card. ---------------Ray

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  • chiefr

    CC is my preferred way to shop on-line. I dont plan to make any changes.

    One last note: PayPal proscribes purchases for guns, ammo, & their components and has been doing so for years, yet sellers use their service quite regularly here on GB & other sites. The term "Discrete PayPal" is seen often.

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  • mohawk600
    Ditch-Runner: 30432128533147/comments/30432160898075

    not about safety or preventing any crime. just a smoke screen

    its all about government control and making a unofficial list of gun owners for the guys in dark suits to use

    all BS

    Nailed it!!!

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  • 62vld2042

    I ran across this, from the dailymail.

    Credit card firms to CODE purchases from gun shops to track firearms 
    Gun rights advocates are outraged at a recent decision by major credit card companies to put gun sales into a new tracking category, calling the move an erosion of the Second Amendment.

    Not very popular.

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  • bambihunter
    4205raymond: 30432128533147/comments/30432177720987

    I tried to purchase a Money Order from USPS with a credit card couple of years ago and they would not take it. Don't know if USPS will take a debit card. ---------------Ray

    It will if you can choose debit as an option where you have to input your PIN. Some actual CC's do that, and all bank credit/debit cards that we've ever tried work.

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  • bambihunter
    Warbirds: 30432128533147/comments/30432161166875

    Ironically, many here have declared crypto currency a fools game, while bowing to the American dollar.

    What good is a dollar of you can spend it when you need to?

    I've been in I.T. for ~28 years and while there's certainly some merit to crypto, its entire model is too easy to scam from start to finish. The market as a whole is too volatile. Combine that with the fact that as of yet, it's only barely starting to scratch the surface of "the real world" while being used a lot in the dark web transactions. It has been the main conduit for crypto-locker virus and other encryption blackmail. I manage the firewalls for our US locations and it is unbelievable the amount of hack attempts they block per second.

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  • yoshmyster

    Seen that coming. Being that I'm in California this makes no difference. They long banned mail order ammo purchase. I reckon they'll post your gun purchases next. Oh wait California already does that.

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  • mac10

    Who they going to tell better come to door with warrent or go pound sand

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  • yoshmyster

    Looks like a last ditch attempt for them for a while so they're going big. They're making gun/parts companies to turn over customer info to the government. atf making laws and fining folks for each arm "brace" for $250K.

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  • mike55

    This administration and their commie friends just keep poking and pushing. How many murders were committed because of arm braces and/or bumpstocks and/or drop in trigger assemblies and/or "solvent traps"!?!?

    They got their foot in the door, now they are content to just kick it in and take what the FEEL like taking.

    All this while the admin and commies condemn over HALF of Americans. You know.....the Great peacemaker that's gonna work for ALL Americans and bring us together....yea right.....FJB

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  • Mr. Perfect
    bambihunter: 30432128533147/comments/30432115081755

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11355467#Comment_11355467

    I've been in I.T. for ~28 years and while there's certainly some merit to crypto, its entire model is too easy to scam from start to finish. The market as a whole is too volatile. Combine that with the fact that as of yet, it's only barely starting to scratch the surface of "the real world" while being used a lot in the dark web transactions. It has been the main conduit for crypto-locker virus and other encryption blackmail. I manage the firewalls for our US locations and it is unbelievable the amount of hack attempts they block per second.

    I don't know what the options are but it's not looking good.

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  • mohawk600

    Anybody listen to Glen Beck?

    Take a look at ESG............it is basically the same system of social scoring that communist China uses.

    In China, if you don't mold yourself into the "party line"..........if you don't fit within the criteria determined by the government...................your banking "privileges" are cut off, your travel "privileges" are cut off. YOU ARE CUT OFF from normal operation in society due to not meeting the standards that the govt. mandates.

    We are getting pretty close to this now people.

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  • select-fire

    Glad I don't need to buy anything.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    a lot of law suits in progress and more coming

    a couple that are working there way up to the supreme court challenges the BATF to stretching and adding as they see fit to existing laws and making what was legal yesterday illegal today if they hold true on the what the layweres and the latest ruling the entire BATF department on guns is unconstitutional and stands a slight chance of being declared so

    the good guy seem to think the BATF is going to get smacked big time when the SCOTUS finally get a shot at them as they have not had a case make it that far up


    I just seen a gun pod cast about how messed up the BATF is going after Texas over suppressors big time over Texas law on build and stay in Texas none of the BATF rules apply also saying the 2nd amendment and latest ruling from the SCOTUS does not effect them they ( BATF ) do not consider them firearms ,, ( but wait what ? ) flip side they say when convenient for them they are firearms and controlled by there agency double talk and total BS

    the left and dems and anti gunners are going after gun owners any way they can under the table end runs and well death by a thousand cuts

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  • mohawk600

    Don't use credit cards to buy guns...............pretty easy

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  • thunderbolt

    The AntiChrist days are approaching fast. No buying or selling without the mark of the beast.

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  • serf
    thunderbolt: 30432128533147/comments/30432130721179

    The AntiChrist days are approaching fast. No buying or selling without the mark of the beast.

    Gotta have a few tactical nukes go off first and Putin is like a rat backed in a corner right about now so it may be very soon for the son of perdition to come on the stage.

    serf

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Well, this seems like a good solution to me.

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  • scooterdriver

    One step closer...remain vigilant with your traceable activities. Best to stay below the radar as you go about your business.

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  • mohawk600
    thunderbolt: 30432128533147/comments/30432130721179

    The AntiChrist days are approaching fast. No buying or selling without the mark of the beast.

    We are well beyond the beginning.............we are in the middle of "total oversight" ala 1984

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  • mohawk600
    scooterdriver: 30432128533147/comments/30432153060635

    One step closer...remain vigilant with your traceable activities. Best to stay below the radar as you go about your business.

    Kind of like being members of gun forums and posting political opinions that are contrary to the current administration's totalitarian view of the world?

    ........................just sayin'

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