Iheardyoubutsowhat
joined 1 year ago
I'd love for this to become a thing. I don't know that she'd handle it well, but it would be hilarious for the rest of us.
They dont, but considering how much aid we give them, sure, we can vote with th U.S. on anything we DGF about.
There was no interest on Yotta accounts. Originally, when you signed up, you were given a lottery ticket everyday for every 25$ in the account. There was a lottery everyday where you could win up to 25000. Then they switched to games where you essentially gambled with the tickets that were given based on your amount.
I was once a member but pulled the money when interest rates started to rise. I was lucky.
I'll also note, when signing up, I was given the impression this FDIC insured.