Rick van Rein wrote:
Hi Michael,I would not respond anyway.
Make sure to *always* enter the URL to the e-gold site manually.
All these scams use the fact that a URL is hidden in HTML code, as in
<A HREF="http://some.other.server";>http://www.e-gold.com</A>
Very well put.
Ignore it. E-gold does not send out emails such as this.
No, that would be more e-bullion's style of doing things, right? ;-) I don't know. I havn't seen anything from e-bullion for a while. At any rate ... I don't care who it's from.
Unfortunately there are many ethically shortsighted people out there with a sub responsibility level.
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