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  1. 01-31-2010, 10:07 AM #1
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    Does liberty reserve give any interest to the amount ?
    I have heard from few people about this but not sure
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    If you don't mind, can you please tell me what is liberty reserve? How is this word related to amount and interest?
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    Liberty reserve is an online payment processor,like paypal and moneybooker
    you can transfer funds by using it!
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    I saw Liberty Reserve on google and found the website. The website has not mentioned about interest or anything related to it. That means it doesn't offere interest.
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    I don't think so that Liberty Reserve gives any interest to the accumulated amount. For that matter no online payment processor gives interest to the accumulated amount in our accounts. This is as far as my knowledge goes. I may be wrong too.
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