Topic: [ANN] CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Unmoderated General Discussions. - page 90. (Read 492677 times)

Good deal, I've been wondering where the media is with this. High Times, NORML, etc

I've created a shared Google Doc to allow us to consolidate resources.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eUhhvaOa0_Wk9CBE-vGBIfkwYBkzYxOuTDt6WySxTPI/edit?usp=sharing


I will work my way through the thread and add anything that looks helpful.  Please continue to add to it, now is OUR time.

Looks that way  

D9 - There have been a lot of references here to shops selling paper wallets to customers.

Are there any plans to do that or do you have some reservations toward that idea? (I know you'd want to avoid any impressions of taking advantage of patients).

If a dispensary is selling grams for $10 or 1 CANN, then you sell a 10 CANN paper wallet for $80, that's good for the coin and the customers who wouldn't bother going through the steps of obtaining CANN themselves.

It seems like for a lot of people; signing up for a circle account, then buying bitcoin with their bank info, then signing up for an exchange, trading bitcoin for cannabiscoin, then sending the cannabiscoin to a mobile wallet...is not something they'd bother with, especially if they're not feeling well. People in the crypto world know that that whole process only takes 25 minutes or so (minus syncing time) but I think for a lot of patients selling paper wallets would be the way to go for sure.  

were going to 15 maybe 20 tonight

were going to 15 maybe 20 tonight

CANN's main trading pair is with BTC (if anyone hasn't notice is also dipping today)

It's just my opinion, but I'm more interested in business model rather than it's current index. Future gains would be a bonus.

Retailing significant amounts of BTC mainly to the UK market everyday (this keeps me happy). I have a disclaimer that I do not supply BTC for any nefarious activities but suspect some of my clients are turning to Tor marketplaces to exchange BTC for weed. I'm a liberal guy, so it's up to my clients how they wish to spend assuming their own risk + currently not legal to administer medical marijuana here.

Back on point, the CANN developer team have asked us to contribute for support.

-Here's a list of the major News Networks in Arizona - Would be great if CANN supporters would give them a call/email - only takes 5 minutes of our time and we ain't got nothing to lose.

KPHO / CBS 5: 602-650-0711 [email protected]

12 News / Republic Media: 602-444-1212 [email protected] [email protected]

550 KFYI: (Studio Call-In Line) 602.260.KFYI 602.374.6120 [email protected]

KSWT-TV / EYE13: 928-782-5113 [email protected]

TucsonNewsNow: 520-744-1313 (Contact Form) http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/category/275018/contact-us-form

Naztoday: 928-523-2232 [email protected]

104.1 KQTH-FM / Journal Broadcast Group: (Call-In Line) 520-751-1041 520-722-5486 [email protected]




-Let's face it, us pro-weed advocators sometimes find it hard to move    Intra-state logistics would be great for the CANN project, I think the Developers should have talks with service providers that can handle this (MMJ Card/KYC/Medicare compliant). Interstate would be really great for the project, but don't think this is possible right now?

Cigna Home Delivery: 1-800-997-1654

-High-Net-Worth individuals love a bargain even more than the Average Joe and can be of enormous support (financial/affiliate/partnership/marketing). Mr D9 why not give Tim Burd a call, he was in the business for sometime and might be of great help. Don't have his contact details (can anyone here find out?)

-LA for many reasons would be a great place to campaign (next event perhaps?) These guy's might be interested and staff I hear are "down to earth", amiable folks http://www.exhalemedcenter.com/ + excellent client base.

 

D9 - There have been a lot of references here to shops selling paper wallets to customers.

Are there any plans to do that or do you have some reservations toward that idea? (I know you'd want to avoid any impressions of taking advantage of patients).

If a dispensary is selling grams for $10 or 1 CANN, then you sell a 10 CANN paper wallet for $80, that's good for the coin and the customers who wouldn't bother going through the steps of obtaining CANN themselves.

It seems like for a lot of people; signing up for a circle account, then buying bitcoin with their bank info, then signing up for an exchange, trading bitcoin for cannabiscoin, then sending the cannabiscoin to a mobile wallet...is not something they'd bother with, especially if they're not feeling well. People in the crypto world know that that whole process only takes 25 minutes or so (minus syncing time) but I think for a lot of patients selling paper wallets would be the way to go for sure.  

the price has a shot to explode right now. a lot of soft sell walls.

D9 - There have been a lot of references here to shops selling paper wallets to customers.

Are there any plans to do that or do you have some reservations toward that idea? (I know you'd want to avoid any impressions of taking advantage of patients).

If a dispensary is selling grams for $10 or 1 CANN, then you sell a 10 CANN paper wallet for $80, that's good for the coin and the customers who wouldn't bother going through the steps of obtaining CANN themselves.

It seems like for a lot of people; signing up for a circle account, then buying bitcoin with their bank info, then signing up for an exchange, trading bitcoin for cannabiscoin, then sending the cannabiscoin to a mobile wallet...is not something they'd bother with, especially if they're not feeling well. People in the crypto world know that that whole process only takes 25 minutes or so (minus syncing time) but I think for a lot of patients selling paper wallets would be the way to go for sure.