Hello,
What I see as being needed is an arbitrator. An organization that investigates
fruad complaints and then request contact information from e-gold about the user.
Hopefully, the next e-gold system will incorporate address verification. However, the
voluntary verification system does spark interest. I would be willing to help in its
development.
Khurram Khan
--- Vince Callaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> If any of the other market makers have an Names and Numbers they would like
>published, please start a spread sheet and e-mail it to me.
>
>I have considered a real-time blacklist and determined that it is a waste of time.
>
>E-Gold does not do any verification of information (the way it should be IMHO). So
>anyone can go in and create a new account, use some freemail email address and go out
>and commit fraud.
>
>What I would recommend is a voluntary verification service, something else I would be
>willing to do.
>
>This could also tie into the merchant feedback system. When a customer provides
>feedback the system would add points to their account. The market makers could use
>that as a basis on how to do business with that customer. Very similar to how
>credit reports are done. The registered merchants would only see account number and
>transaction history. Account holders could opt to do an address verification that
>would add points. The address
>information would remain confidential unless some proof of fraud comes up.
>
>Does this spark any ones interest?
>
>
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