EBT in the media

[Phaseolus]

SORRY for the confusion, but it seems that the show will be aired only at the end of this week...

I will tell you when it will be...

[diogocanilho]

SORRY for the confusion, but it seems that the show will be aired only at the end of this week...

I will tell you when it will be...

No problem! Actually I heard the entire programm, and it seems really fun!
Think positive: Maybe your contribution could be better almost in the weekend, when people are more relaxed... (For me, Mondays aren't very good days!)

[sen-chuan]

I've just finished my interview with RadioDue Prima del giorno. It will be on air next Monday the 16th from 5.00 to 6.00 early in the morning. I said twice www.eurobt.eu because it should be easier for Italians to understand it, as eurobilltracker contains double L and CK.

[Phaseolus]

Well done !

I hope it will be a success for Italy !

[Phaseolus]

SORRY for the confusion, but it seems that the show will be aired only at the end of this week...

I will tell you when it will be...

OK, I got the confirmation of RTL, it will be aired tomorrow between 16h00 and 18h00 !

[diogocanilho]

SORRY for the confusion, but it seems that the show will be aired only at the end of this week...
I will tell you when it will be...

OK, I got the confirmation of RTL, it will be aired tomorrow between 16h00 and 18h00 !

Very well done "Monsieur Berken"
I liked that part of "les béles poèmes d'amour..."

[jenny&me]

And here it is our interview on TV

[Phaseolus]

Radio-show available here

launch the podcast and wait untill it allows you to go to "Minute 62.00". And you will hear the interview that last for 5 minutes !

[Ewri]

merci et bravo Phaseolus.

[Phaseolus]

There seems to be something published in Bulgary ?

[diogocanilho]

There seems to be something published in Bulgary ?

I asked the same here: http://www.eurobilltrackerforum.com/vie ... &start=255

I was searching in Google about this bulgarian income and I found this: http://psabev.blogspot.com/2008/09/blog-post_8448.html
But I have no Idea...

Edit: And curiosily, there's a bulgarian user called psabev (the blog's name) http://pt.eurobilltracker.eu/profile/?user=125078 But those're only suggestions

[TARAPIATAPIOCA]

There seems to be something published in Bulgary ?

I asked the same here: http://www.eurobilltrackerforum.com/vie ... &start=255

I was searching in Google about this bulgarian income and I found this: http://psabev.blogspot.com/2008/09/blog-post_8448.html
But I have no Idea...

Edit: And curiosily, there's a bulgarian user called psabev (the blog's name) http://pt.eurobilltracker.eu/profile/?user=125078 But those're only suggestions

With google translate i can read :
and this site, but let him catch because it is very funny. If you have bills in euros and some free time, you can do the following.
1. Go here: http://en.eurobilltracker.com/
2. Register their notes by entering the serial number.
3. Immediately after registration understand where banknote is issued.
4. If time someone registers your bill, you will understand that ... So for example will understand that the banknote is gone in France, then Germany, then - in Greece ... For example, right, is a small chance ... But around 45 000 banknotes are registered every day and now has nearly 50 million registered notes!
5. There are detailed statistics about which country notes used, how moving notes and even heap interesting information - such as one-third of registered notes are German, 14% - 11% and French - Spanish.
So if your interested, go to the site that Bulgaria is rather backward in statistics:)

[debemaks]

Well don TARA, I was translating as well, anyhow, here's the original blog the article came from:

"This is an Internet site in which anyone who wants to can write down the serial number of euro banknote, and where is you got it. Eventually someone else has already entered the numbers of the same note elsewhere, you will understand where it was. Furthermore, the site provides information about which country is issuing banknotes and where it is quite pechatana. Information and statistics, which may lead to conclusions type 'main buyer of Greek goods and services from the euro is Italy'. Why? Because the largest percentage of banknotes registered in Greece, 30% are from Italy. Are followed by the Greek (14%), followed closely by German (13%). Germany then lodged a lot of Greece. Germany has a very large import from Ireland (Del Europe for instance are made in Ireland!). Of course, you can not claim any representativeness of the data in different regions because the site is different popular.
Against the background of Portuguese, five ispantsite not give money where banknotes have been, and Belgium and Dutch are very interessed on the idea. Moreover to be judged for foreign trade in different percentages banknotes in various economies is very rough - you can buy a German banknotes in Germany Italian refrigerator, but my store money to pay the supplier of mobile phones by Finlandia. Vse still believe that these data with reservations may be accepted as a good approximation in all state of the European economia. This has been engaged little to the development of currencies in human history can not find a link between the euro and zlatniya standard."

It's not a perfect translation but it is understandable!
The guy writing the article is buglarian leaving in Bremen - Germany!

[Ewri]

So that explains the 25 new users in the past 2 days!!

[Schlauchen]

There are a lot of new dutch users in the past days, why?