>Has anyone had any dealings with 3pgold? I wanted to know about
>anyone's experience with them before I looked into opening an
>account.
>
>
>Also, I couldn't find anything about a storage fee for keeping gold
>with them. Does the commission paid to them on buying cover it?
>Will they likely introduce a storage fee when the service becomes
>more popular, kind of like how new money market funds waive all
>expenses to draw clients?
>
>
Kurtis, why don't you use some e-gold and then use
http://www.1mdc.com
Why pay storage fees? It's an old-fashioned idea. 1mdc.com exists. Enjoy it!
>
>I'm leery about putting thousands of dollars into any of the GBCs
>because I'm worried about having my account hacked into and the
>non-repudiable, instantly clearing currency disappearing. I know
>that a ten digit alpha-numeric passphrase has 3,656,158,440,062,976
>possible combinations, but the thought of an account balance reduced
>to zero because of some greedy sociopath is a scary possibility even
>if the probability of it occurring is likely to be infinitesimally
>small; at least that is what probability theory would lead us to
>believe.
>
If your computer is frequently infested with viruses, don't use any
value-related site on the internet!
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