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KIOSKS : GROCERY SHOPPING and anything Retail
a ... 24 / 7 ... World ( all day, anyday ...non-stop shopping )
No employees needed ...... " sometimes I feel like a motherless child "
Totally Impersonal ..... " but what if I lose my change ? ... I know, I know...go cashless "

Kiosks for the wave of the hand -- March 2, 2005
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/research.htm?article_id=22410&pavilion=10&step=story

CR80 News http://www.cr80news.com/




Transponder Dispenser
New vending machine dispenses ready-to-use contactless payment cards and keyfobs
AcceliStation, the first self-service automated transponder dispenser
AcceliStation looks, and operates, like an ordinary vending machine, only this one will spit out an RFID-enabled, stored value contactless keytag or fob that can be used, in place of cash, in the store where the fob is obtained.
"What we've been doing behind the scene is building a network, building other devices. We've been very quiet, under the radar right now."

The AcceliStation kiosk dispenses and securely authorizes contactless payment devices, such as fobs, key tags, and larger transponders, even cards, if that's what the retailer wants. The tags can be used immediately by the consumer once they're activated. A credit, debit, or bank card, or a prepaid account, including checks, can all be used. In addition, the tags can be linked to any loyalty program the retailer might have, said Mr. Bartz.

"The units are also monitored," he added. "We monitor 27 different points in the unit. We monitor the paper, we know when the door is opened and whether the machine is getting low on transponders. And if you tilt the unit, or move it, it shuts down."
http://www.cr80news.com/library/2004/09/26/new-vending-machine-dispenses-readytouse-contactless-payment-cards-and-keyfobs/ (rms)

RFID KIOSKS

T5-D retail transactions kiosks -- Jan. 25, 2007 ... self service retail kiosk
retail transactional kiosk systems with its new flexible T5-D kiosk terminals.
The newly designed T5-D was developed on behalf of the increasing demand for kiosk transactional systems in retail settings, and the first T5-D kiosk terminals will be shipping shortly to locations throughout Northern Europe in retail consumer locations as part of a newly launched kiosk product concept which
KT Technology developed on behalf of one of its Pan European customers.
The unit can be supplied with printer, barcode scanner, electronic EMV card slot, cash and coin payment devices, smart card readers, chip and pin pad, product dispenser,
http://www.freepressreleases.co.uk/Press_Releases/Technology/KT_Technology_launches_New_Flexible_Transactional_Retail_T5-D_Self_Service_Kiosk_200701242950/

Debit-fobs from a kiosk at your local grocery store soon
Transponder ( RFID ) Dispenser-- Sept. 26, 2004 ...In Grocery Stores soon-- AcceliStation
New vending machine dispenses ready-to-use contactless payment cards and keyfobs
AcceliStation, the first self-service automated transponder dispenser
... this one will spit out an RFID-enabled, stored value contactless keytag or fob that can be used, in place of cash, in the store where the fob is obtained
....most retailers don't want to deal with cash."
"The machine authenticates back to a database to make sure the person is who he says he is
Next year, when the RFID watch is introduced, it will be a complete, working watch with the RFID chip.
"We build devices, the network, all private label. When we walk into a retailer, the reader, the transponder, the dispenser are all under their brand. We'll be the first group, as of January, 2005 that will have a total private label solution," said Mr. Bartz.
http://www.cr80news.com/library/2004/09/26/new-vending-machine-dispenses-readytouse-contactless-payment-cards-and-keyfobs/ (rms)
www.cybertime.net/~ajgood/kiosks.html
http://www.cr80news.com/library/2004/09/26/new-vending-machine-dispenses-readytouse-contactless-payment-cards-and-keyfobs/
www.accelitec.com

What is ISO 14443 platform ?
That is the global standardization for all contactless cards to be interoperable with all RFID payment systems.
( Ed. note : In other words all systems will be ready for the 666 MOB )

What is IC ? Integrated Circuit ( Interoperable Card ? )

PAY ALL BILLS HERE --Dec. 2004
Without a checkbook or online banking account, when it comes time to pay bills, those "unbanked" consumers are spending a considerable amount of time running around taking care of business. But the company's "Pay All Bills Here" kiosk is designed to eliminate much of that footwork for them.
The system involves a self-service terminal similar in appearance to an ATM. Customers of retail locations including check-cashing outlets or grocery and convenience stores can use the terminals to pay bills for local and national service providers such as utility companies and cellular providers.
http://www.greensheet.com/PriorIssues-/041201-/20.htm

Shopping with RFID --tailor-made for each retailer
Transponder ( RFID ) Dispenser-- Sept. 26, 2004 ...In Grocery Stores soon-- AcceliStation
New vending machine dispenses ready-to-use contactless payment cards and keyfobs
AcceliStation, the first self-service automated transponder dispenser
... this one will spit out an RFID-enabled, stored value contactless keytag or fob that can be used, in place of cash, in the store where the fob is obtained

The AcceliStation kiosk dispenses and securely authorizes contactless payment devices, such as fobs, key tags, and larger transponders, even cards, if that's what the retailer wants. The tags can be used immediately by the consumer once they're activated. A credit, debit, or bank card, or a prepaid account, including checks, can all be used. In addition, the tags can be linked to any loyalty program the retailer might have, said Mr. Bartz.

The RFID dispenser is retailer-dependent, he said. That means that Accelitec will produce the kiosk and the tags based on the retailer's specifications.
....most retailers don't want to deal with cash."
"The machine authenticates back to a database to make sure the person is who he says he is
Next year, when the RFID watch is introduced, it will be a complete, working watch with the RFID chip.

"We build devices, the network, all private label. When we walk into a retailer, the reader, the transponder, the dispenser are all under their brand. We'll be the first group, as of January, 2005 that will have a total private label solution," said Mr. Bartz.
 http://www.cr80news.com/library/2004/09/26/new-vending-machine-dispenses-readytouse-contactless-payment-cards-and-keyfobs/

Ed. note:
The rfid subdermal chip placed in the patrons of the Baja Beach Club are tailor-made to the specific retailer. They work much like the tag or fob dispensed from a kiosk that soon will be in every grocery store. Only in the case of Baja Beach Club the rfid was embedded in the arm, instead of a fob or tag.
These fob, arm, or  tag rfid chips do not constitute the actual 666 Mark of the Beast as we see it. They are forerunners; and as you can tell, the progression keeps advancing more and more as we are being conditioned to living in a cashless society.

The System knows that Christians and free-agents known as "resisters" or "dissenters" do not want to trade privacy for Big Brother invasion, nor do we want to disobey the command in Revelation 13 and 14 that specifically tells us not to take the mark of the Beast.
So the rfid-dispensing kiosks placed in each grocery store will greatly enhance the System's ability to monitor and profile all of their customers, when cash is no longer accepted. Since the fob or tag is not embedded in the right hand or forehead, no one will have an excuse not to take the rfid chip into their possession.

Each purchase one makes, how long a time spent in the store, what days one shops, how many persons the food will supply, what religion and race people belong to through holiday purchases etc. will all be noted and analyzed and summed. ( Shades of Minority Report)
This information will be fed into databases in regards to one's health insurance and medical records and the like.
And in time, when people are actually taking the embedded chip into their right hand or forehead--which is allied with the Beast's name, number and image--for all purchases, the remaining list of names from the kiosk-registry will furnish the system with a quick reference of those who are not assimilating into the new economic society.

A fast round-up of resisters into "re-education camps" could then be feasible.
Those of us who believe in the Rapture hold onto Revelation 3:10 as our redemption from this system.

2,500 Automated Postal Centers for U.S. Postal Service -- Dec.7, 2004
Don't want to wait in a long line this holiday to mail your Christmas packages? You might not have to this year because of a new machine called an Automated Postal Center, or APC. This self-service kiosk takes the place of a person, as long as you pay by debit or credit card.
Customers choose how to send their mail using a touch screen and numeric key-pad. The Kiosk then weighs the mail and prints the receipt and mailing label. Postal workers say it saves time and a headache for everyone. http://www.kltv.com/Global/story.asp?S=2673602&nav=1TjDU2I2
http://www.news.wisc.edu/10509.html

DMV Kiosks in Nevada
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/research.htm?article_id=21411&pavilion=10&step=story

CypherMint: Pay Cash Now Debit Visa Card for bankless people -- Oct. 4, 2004
MARLBOROUGH, Mass., Oct. 1, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Cyphermint, Inc., the leading provider of secure electronic payment solutions, announces that it is offering the un-banked U.S. market its Pay Cash Now(tm) Debit Visa(r) Card, for use on the Internet, at any ATM nationwide or any merchant that accepts Visa. The Pay Cash Now Debit Visa Card, issued by BANKFIRST, provides customers who would not qualify for credit or checking accounts, a flexible and secure cashless payment option. Pay Cash Now cardholders can buy products and services without the use of a major credit card.
The Pay Cash Now Card is not just limited to un-banked consumers. It is also suitable as a money-management tool for any budget-conscious consumer who would like to keep their spending in check. Since the Pay Cash Now Card is a prepaid card and access to funds is limited to how much is loaded on the card, overspending is not an option.
http://www.primezone.com/newsroom/news_releases.mhtml?d=64696

NCR's Easy-Point Express kiosk
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/research.htm?article_id=20572&pavilion=21&step=story

InfoTouch, LeapWireless kiosks for Cricket Express Pay ( Bill Paying)
"We will continue to roll out additional kiosk locations within the 840 municipalities we serve across the nation."
Info Touch Technologies develops and deploys financial transaction software and consumer services in the self-service automated kiosk industry. Surfnet is Info Touch's trademarked technology for the secure and convenient delivery of e-services, including bill payment, maps and directions, money transfer, PIN dispensing for pre-paid products and services and electronic couponing.
Leap, headquartered in San Diego, provides mobile wireless services that are targeted to meet the needs of customers who are under-served by traditional communications companies. Leap pioneered Cricket service, a wireless alternative to traditional landline service.
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/research.htm?article_id=20718&pavilion=10&step=story

Non-profit organizations are using interactive Web-based kiosks to display ... their community initiatives. They are also using kiosks to provide detailed information to donors and the public about how their money is being spent. In addition, they are using the kiosks to recognize donors with multimedia feature stories that include video and audio. All of the above features work to help donors, prospective donors and the public, identify with their organization, increasing their desire to participate. Interactive feedback forms and surveys contained on the kiosks are also being used to create new relationships and strengthen existing relationships.
http://www.plannedlegacy.com/newsletter/fall2002/non-profit_kiosks.html

Salvation www.cybertime.net/~ajgood/sal.htm

Bible www.blueletterbible.org