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On 7 Jan 2003 at 9:46, Steven T. Cramer wrote:
> I have gotten at least 3 scam attempt emails in the past 2
> weeks trying to steal my e-gold. Why not implement something
> that stops this crap. It only hurts e-gold and other dgc's to
> have this going on.
As I have posted several times, a client side wallet would slow
the scamsters down quite a bit.
Of course, sooner or later the scamsters would create viruses
that installed fake wallets on people's systems, but most
people have precautions against viruses in place, plus if one
put a fair bit of work into creating an idiosyncratic
appearance for the real wallet, it would take a similar amount
of work to imitate the appearance of the real wallet.
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