having been reading this list for many years now, I am familiar with most of the folks who post here and I must say the exchangers here are a honest lot of folks, I've used most of them in one way or another with only great results. This whole topic has been nearly a joke since it started, The client (not sure what the name is they really are using today?) has been upset and possibly with good reason. The service provider has received the funds, both parties agree on this, They both claim different amounts but this is common as folks do exaggerate things when angry. The service provider wants proof of ID before making the exchange with great reason and they do clearly state this on the web site as has been proven. The client for what ever reason wish's to remain anonymous and seems to have failed to read the conditions on the site. So here is where this all stands right now: The exchange provider has the currency and will not exchange it until they have proof of ID. The client wants his money back or the money exchanged. Ok so now the client is doing the typical name calling, using profanity's on this list and trying to damage the reputation of the provider and quit frankly becoming a general nuisance to this list and others: The exchange provider has the funds and will not exchange do to lack of ID, the won't return the money being they are not sure who to return it to because of all the ID problems. OH WHAT A PICKLE!!! The rules just don't cover this one do they??? How about the exchange provider reverses the transaction to WU and let them deal with the ID issue (ya the sender will have to provide ID in order to pick up the money) and than we can all go back to a happy and nice list here! Just my thoughts
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