An alternative currency is any currency used as an alternative to the dominant national or multinational currency system. They are created by an individual, corporation, or organization, they can be created by national, state, or local governments, or they can arise naturally as people begin to use a certain commodity as a currency.
 
We generally think of money as created and guaranteed by national governments. In fact most money is created by private banks, through the process of offering loans. Historically, money has been created in a range of ways and forms, including credit notes issued by companies and individuals, or as issued by local banks.  Currencies that circulate mostly locally within a community have been created many times in the past, especially at times of economic hardship, when any official currencies are in short supply.
 
There is now a strong ‘complementary currency’ movement that enables communities to create their own money. These are complementary in the sense that they are not legal tender, so no-one has to accept it in exchange for goods or services.
 
Because SPURT is a Complementary Currency, it is possible to buy and sell products and services with  SPURT or in combination with a different currency.  

Since the Federal Trade Commssion (FTC) permits now to  trade with Digital Currency, the value of SPURT is indisputable. For more information: financialhope4u2@gmail.com