SnowDog wrote:
$105 for the $100 money order will yield what? About $95 of e-gold? It's not
a bargain.
Check your math. At a 5% fee, a $105 money order will yield $100 worth of e-gold.
Oops, I misunderstood your question. You're saying it costs $5 to purchase a money order?! Sheesh, I've never seen that. It only costs me 50 cents to buy a postal money order.
-- Patrick
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