At 11:09 AM 20/09/2002 -0700, Greg Broiles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>they all seem to want some variation of a wire transfer or
>a cash deposit, both of those requiring an in-person trip to a bank during
>banking hours,
>or the payment of significant fees someone like Western Union, again,
>du
At 02:25 PM 20/09/2002 -0400, Brian wrote:
>In Australia we have BPay, a system which allows any bank account holder -
>regardless of which bank you use - to send money to a merchant with a BPay
>number. Pretty much every bank has a phonebank interface, pretty much
>every bank has Internet bank
Hi Sidd,
A few weeks ago someone accidentally sent me $29,000 extra (by Internet
transfer)! Oh how I wished I was really entitled to that money! What did I
do? After a few minutes of torment I e-mailed the sender and let him know.
Then I contacted the bank. There was no way even for me to reve
ROTFLOL!! Ragnar, you crack me up! :)
At 03:20 PM 20/09/2002 -0700, Ragnar wrote:
>--- Sidd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Lourens,
> >
> > Soos ek gese het, Pecunix gaan dit doen... en baie meer!
> >
> > Lekker naweek, groete,
>
>Kliptik ogen din platuk omaturik. En biden oblapuk en meer?
>
>Ka
Can anyone help with this?
I am looking for a site where I can pull the most recent
exchange rates (ZAR/USD) from for use in one of my scripts
I am using Perl.
It could be so easy if the ZAR is listed as a currency on
the e-gold site! [this is a hint]
Thanks,
Lourens Human
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Find business
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> ...and Jerry Springer
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>> ...and WNBA
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> ''
SNIIP---
> mouse, <<-- Swedish inventor...
> and the telephone <<<-- as i recall it a italian inventor...
And to the most important thing .. who "found" america ...it think it
was Leif erikson - a nordic
Hello Lourens,
> Can anyone help with this?
I can.
> I am looking for a site where I can pull the most recent
> exchange rates (ZAR/USD) from for use in one of my scripts
> I am using Perl.
There's one straight from the monsters mouth:
South African Reserve Bank (Central bank)
http://www.
At 02:29 PM 21/09/2002 -0700, "Ben Legume" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Australian ... being a country peopled entirely by criminals
Speak for yourself! My ancestors were free settlers.
>Naturally some
>individuals have used it to transfer funds to themselves when the
>owner of the funds hasn't
At 08:41 AM 9/21/2002 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>telephone? it was meucci..
>cars? I thought it was a German, Benz..
>fax? Scottish...
>
>Or maybe you guys make confusion between 'inventing' and 'making/selling'??
>Maybe you better stick to CocaCola, McDonald's etceheheeh
That, and also
For the record BPay is reversable.
http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
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> Naturally some individuals have used it to transfer funds to themselves
when the
> owner of the funds hasn't authorised any such transfer:
It is worth noting that to do this the individuals would normally have to
have access to the owners user name and password.
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>I don't know whether BPay is any faster than same bank
> electronic payments. Admittedly, inter-bank electronic transfers can be
> just as slow (24-48 hours) as international wire transfers. In those cases
> I expect BPay will be much faster.
>
FWIW
The financial instutution that Sydney Gold Sa
>For the record BPay is reversable.
>
>http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
>
Oh my god -- an actual fact seen on an internet mailing list! :-)
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> >For the record BPay is reversable.
> >
> >http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
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> Oh my god -- an actual fact seen on an internet mailing list! :-)
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> Can anyone help with this?
>
> I am looking for a site where I can pull the most recent
> exchange rates (ZAR/USD) from for use in one of my scripts
> - I am using Perl.
I've been using FXTrade at http://fxtrade.oanda.com/home.shtml . It's a
completely automated currency exchange service. ZAR
I am not yet complete with all the bells and whistles of my
latest project but I was without direct confrontation
forced to make it available to the public by one of my
service providers.
So, if you are in South Africa and make use of any prepaid
telephone service (all networks and land line oper
(www.prepaidclub.co.za)
I am not yet complete with all the bells and whistles of my
latest project (www.prepaidclub.co.za) but I was without
direct confrontation
forced to make it available to the public by one of my
service providers.
So, if you are in South Africa and make use of any prepaid
t
At 09:51 AM 21/09/2002 -0500, Joseph Firmino wrote:
>I'm wondering if anyone is aware of this site. They target everyone from
>travelers to large corporations.
Yes, it's an awesome site, although I cannot seem to login (to the
demo/game version) at the moment. :( (Page won't load - no login err
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>From: Patrick Chkoreff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Why would anyone need Pay Pal?
>Date: Fri, Sep 20, 2002, 4:12 PM
>Patrick wrote:
>Let me pose a specific scenario.
>
>Imagine how cool it would be if I could tell an e
Patrick wrote:
> >Let me pose a specific scenario.
> >
> >Imagine how cool it would be if I could tell an employer to direct-deposit
> >my paycheck into a certain "bank," and unbeknownst to my employer the funds
> >would actually go to a market maker acting "as" a bank who would then dump
> >gold
That more then rocks, sounds like suicide to me since ACH transfers can be
reversed 90 to 180 days after they complete.
Have fun, I am sure the crooks using E-Gold will catch up with you soon..
MB
>John Kyle wrote:
>>We basically do this right now. We have customers who have told their
>>empl
Finally a WELL-DONE idiotic scam email ...
you may not be able to see the images and so on i this cc of it but
it is all well done - ACTUALLY HAS NO SPELLING MISTAKES - and
cleverly has the headers all CORRECT from the "egold ddu unit"
I think the scam operates via some aspect of javascript boun
> I think the scam operates via some aspect of javascript bouncing info
> around via paypal (oddly enough)
Forward me a copy of the actual email if you wouldn't mind, and I'll tell the list how
it works.
Email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks.
BRYAN
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>>Australian ... being a country peopled entirely by criminals
>Speak for yourself! My ancestors were free settlers.
I thought we were all Princess Bride fans here? Anyway, if you had a
choice of where to settle, why would you choose the worst continent
on Earth, with the most inhospitable cli
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