Julian,
> I am looking at what appears to be some very concrete evidence of
> robust HYIP activity in the e-gold world:
I doubt that anyone is going to deny the truth of that! Or that
other, more commercial, activity is very limited.
I do think, as I have argued, that there is convincing evidence
indicating that most of the "velocity" is NOT due to HYIP scams.
But I do not know what does account for it.
The warts are real. But they are not all. And so, what conclusions do
do you draw from the existance of the warts?
Best,
CCS
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