> You quoted 12 lines, and this mailing list is set to reject messages > which quote more than 10 continuous lines of a previous message. You know how to get around this, and have flaunted it a few times. So why do you continue to repost this error message? > Unless I've forgotten one, [with the usual exception of HYIPs], the > following are the sum total of broad-interest GBC-related commerce > sites On The Internet: What about all the mom&pop/'cottage farm' shops that you seem to despise because they are not multi-million dollar businesses? They are making up the supporting base with the hallowed 6 being the blazing pinacle of the legitimate pyramid (based on usage and volume). > everyone is offended and sickened by Commercial Logos seen on GBC sites So why bother calling for them? > every second credit card charge at market makers is a fraud So why bother accepting credit cards anymore? > all the spends on e-gold are mysterious microspends anyway that no-one will > own up to Why does it matter if 20% of the daily e-gold spends are microspends? Here a question for you. Who is making the tens of multi-kilo spends? Why aren't these people owning up to these spends? "Why should we? We have a right to privacy." so... Don't all users, whether microspenders or megaspenders, have the same privacy rights in e-gold? > Jim can say nothing officially about anything at all ever, no-one > else from e-gold says anything at all Do you want them to have a loose mouth? Isn't it better to err on the side of caution? I'm glad that Jim doesn't blab about e-gold's inner workings in a public & recorded forum. There is a difference between transparency and revealing *everything*. > OmniPay's still holding on to Ricogold's million bucks waiting for everyone to > uh forget about it, uh... I don't think so. If they blatantly wanted people to simply forget about it, they probably wouldn't have made it a publicly viewable balance. Their lawyers are holding onto Costagold's 1/8th ton of gold until somebody comes along and claims it. > and all the LGD bars that e-gold are storing for e-gold users are > underweight anyway!!! However, they've been certified by Ernst & Young. So I'm pretty sure that the gold is actually there. > Good grief! Hope you're in a better mood now after your rant. Viking Coder ________________ Worth Two Cents? http://www.two-cents-worth.com/?VikingCoder --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Did you know that the new e-gold Secure Random Keypad can help you to protect your passphrase from both keystroke & mouse- click "sniffing" trojan viruses? You can find out more about computer security at: http://www.cert.org/tech_tips/home_networks.html
