http://antiquema.com/Dangers_e-gold.html... Weird. He's trying to sell card processing services, right?
So I gather.
If you take a look at his page on the Dangers of PayPal, I think you can see that e-gold gets off easy: http://AntiqueMA.com/Dangers_of_pay_pal.html
At the same time, this guy makes the same point that John Kyle of Cambist.net keeps making: people do notice the exchange rates. I think the argument that out-exchange fees run 3% to 9% shows poor research on the part of this guy, but he's trying to make a case, right? Expedience does seem to dictate his choices instead of ethics.
Regards,
Jim http://www.ezez.com/
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