>Revenues have to go somewhere. You are looking at a portion >of the balance sheet of e-gold.
Think about it though Jim - what you and presumably Craig are saying is that e-gold take their spend fees / storage fees (read the following two words carefully) *as gold* as opposed to *as e-gold* (i) *IF* that is what's happening, it's a crappy idea worthy of amateurs, unworthy of e-gold (ii) this is all speculation -- no one has a clue why those two colums don't balance. They Should Balance. (iii) e-gold need to issue a note on that statement explaining the discrepency. Re-read (ii) i, ii ,and iii are unarguable. In your recent email there is some lack of clarity between e-gold, the e-gold trust, and other entities, Jim >Well done, e-gold, well done! >... >In any event, I am well pleased with this data. Yes, as I said I'm completely satisfied that they have finally implemented my idea and listed the weight of each bar. They've solved this "major flaw of the e-gold / e-gold trust / GSR system," which I first raised. It's fantastic. As I said often, everyone had total faith that once the problem was cleared up, it would show e-gold was on the up-and-up. Eventually they need to very simply explain why the e-gold trust has - simple fact - *too much gold in it* (note point ii before responding, dear readers!) Again, anyone who can do so, please simply state in English typing what that "extra" gold in the trust is. (If you don't DEFINITIVELY KNOW, type nothing) All they need now is a note explaining that, and then a proper audit and a trustee who isn't someone cousin ;-) GO e-gold! JP! -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- "If it can't scale fast and big you got nuthin'" ------------------------------------------------------------------- --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.