CCS wrote:
>
> I did a little research. I did a simple search of the web
> for "e-gold". It returned over 3000 hits. Looking at the
> first 20 hits there were 4 obvious scams (and 4 other ads for
> internet gambling sites). If this extrapolates to the whole
> sample then there would be over 600 scams involving e-gold.
>
> It gives one pause. A substantial part of the growth in e-gold
> activity may be driven by scamsters.
>
> CCS
But, when total accounts, or better yet, funded accounts get up
around a million, watch regular businesses sit up and take
notice. ; ) What's that, about a little over a year from now
for total accounts and 2+ years for funded accounts? Roughly
speaking.
Bob
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