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>>But that issue, and no other issue, is going to mean anything unless
>>e-gold addresses the "immediate issue", that there simply is no egold
>>commerical universe.
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> I completely agree with JP here...
All I will point out is this:
on TWO OCCASIONS, I have had business associates ready to spend 200
to 300 thousand dollars on "e-gold enterprises". Actual business
enterprises, centered around e-gold, and being neither scams nor
schemes nor gambling nor pyramids.
On BOTH OCCASIONS, the exact questions asked are:
"Fine. So we can buy the mailing list from egold of all egold users
who actively use their account?"
"You cannot"
"Fair enough. Can we buy a banner ad on the egold functionality pages?"
"You cannot"
"Why the FUCK are you WASTING OUR TIME with this fucking RIDICULOUS
CONVERSATION? Get back to us when the system's usable."
You know that phrase "NRC" .. "Not Real Complicated"
It is Not Real Complicated:
No way to reach e-gold users; no way to do e-gold business.
The rest is idle chatter.
>In my opinion, part of the problem is that e-gold has no defined
>niche of where it belongs. It seems to be uncertain of its own
>market. They want to try to be every thing to every body. All,
>with may I add, no marketing what so ever. Something with they seem
>to be very proud of.
> So far the only niche e-gold has is among Gold Bugs, individuals
>concerned with "offshore" activities, People who think that the
>dollar is going to crash and the world is going to come to an end,
>and the "scam scam scam scam scam scam". Unless e-gold does some
>marketing like a real company, nothing is going to change.
> If Napster can be brought to close to shutting down because the
>are an avenue for people to trade intellectural property. e-gold
>can pretty much be brought to the same stage because they are an
>avenue for people to scam others. However, If I must add my two
>cents here, without a market there is no business. It seems to me
>that a majority of the e-gold market is the so called "Scam Sites."
>Dare I say that without the scams there would be no e-gold.
>
> Khurram Khan
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upon the support of Paul." -- George Bernard Shaw
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