Hello Michel, I actually had to read your post twice. IMHO there are two main items to address.
The easy one has to do with gratitude and your apparent lack of it. Where did you pick up the inherent sense of entitlement that drips from your accusations? It appears not only to be rather childish but moreover may show a lack of experiencing having to work to pay your way on your part. Take it from me, once you grow up you will realize that TANSTAFL, or in other words, not much is for free but if something is, you better appreciate it before you loose it. I guess, your post just shut many a door in the e-gold community for you. The second item is the one of your apparent inexperience, even naivitee for lack of a better word. What would you say if you had funded your card and your money would suddenly vanish because Steve sent the PIN number to the first guy that knew your card number and sent him an email? Just imagine you calling your bank and telling them you lost the PIN number to the brand new card they sent you - or never got the second letter that had the PIN in it. What will the bank do? Maybe ask you for the card number, your birth date, the name and birthplace of your mother, the serial number of the engine block of your first car, your cat's DNA sequence and heaven knows what else. Once you answered all those questions correctly, what will your bank say: "Thank you, we'll send a new PIN to the street address on record". Now, as I understand, CASHCARDS doesn't ask for a summary of your family tree and certified blood samples before they send out their free cards. How exactly is Steve supposed to verify your identity? Moreover, do you actually believe when you emailed Steve that he would know from the top of his head "Gee, Michel, the French guy didn't get his PIN"? To test this foolish assumption: please recite the complete phone number with IDD and area code of the second one-night stand you had... difficult, innit? Yet, you seem to expect Steve to know your card number by heart or carry around the confidential records of issued cards whereever he goes and spend ever waking moment to reply to emails of infuriated customers for free? Sheesh... I think a public appology for a short temper may well be in order, wouldn't you agree? Cheers, Robert. budget & privacy website hosting http://www.cyberica.net budget & privacy domain registrations http://www.u2planet.com --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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.