All this talk is all very amusing and interesting but no-one has answered my
question yet. :-)
Does e-gold have a problem with anyone using the e-gold logo on an adult
site for a "new account" button?
Will a disclaimer along the lines of "This site is not owned by or
affiliated to etc, etc" suffice to distance e-gold from the site.
Thanks
Geoff
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> I just love to see people with such driving ambition. Personally, I am a
> very big fan of "work", it just fascinates me to the point where I could
> just sit and watch it all day.
>
> Gary
>
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> > > I'm still personally interested in somehow harnessing sloth. :^)
> > > JMR
> >
> > I have a few ideas on that front, but I'm too lazy to implement them.
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