> This is an argument that obviously cannot be solved in a simple manner
> such as just saying "stop accepting xyz payments." I have (four times so
> far) revamped the payment methods I accept. Each time, thieves have simply
> designed new methods to cheat. Does this sound like I am crying "victim"?
No.
> I happen to know some of the best "hackers" out there are responsible for some
> great technological breakthroughs and other noble achievements. I applaud
> your "thinking outside the box" and using "non-traditional methods" to
> acheive what has not yet been done or thought could not be done.
>
e-gold definitely falls into thinking outside the box and using
non-traditional methods. Like Douglas Jackson said at IRS II, "e-gold
isn't an obvious, easy concept. If it was, somebody else would have
already done it."
> No matter what policies or procedures we have in place, thieves find ways
> around it.
This doesn't just apply to e-gold. This is way things have always been,
and will probably always be. It also gives a nice challenge. We don't want
life to get too stagnated and boring, now do we? :)
> So, keep your anonymity, keep your privacy, keep your financial affairs
> private. In return, all we ask is that you keep your BOGUS PAYMENTS to
> yourself as well!
>
Okay. I have no problem with that.
Viking Coder
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