[e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice
!!! Our Offshore Website has been totally redesigned, and we now have web based banking, opening of accounts, deposits, and withdrawals! Go to: http://www.offshorearnings.com +)) -Original Message- From: Glencannon Group Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Destiny Worldwide [EMAIL PROTECTED]; e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [e-gold-list] Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice I generally don't like to talk bad about people, but this fellow is full of shit. I never spoke ill of whoever "Destiny Worldwide" is and I have no particular problems with their system as I HAVE NO INFORMATION ABOUT IT. Now a little less than a month I asked if people would be interested in this, and I would put it together. This is waht I have done. I don't appreciate the tone of this message, but I will let people judge for themselves. I do not claim that this is ANONYMOUS, and I do not claim it is a high security vehicle. If that is what you want and need, contact me and I'll give you some advice. I do not advise the use of ANONYMOUS accounts as most of these are run by crooks who either run off with the funds inthe Excuse me, this is issued by the largest bank in thier jurisdiction. If you can start calling people names, then so can I. I think, though, if people will compare your pitiful little website with ours they will see a big difference. We have spent money and time to develop ours, along with a functional database, etc. Yours accounts, or get caught because they are breaking the laws in the jurisdiction in which they operate. But the fact is that this asshole has chosen to promote his product, which may be very fine, by attacking mine with false and misleading comments. I will address these pissant comments below: I will answer your points below. I have not attacked anything, just pointed out the facts. Sorry if this hurts your sales. And since our card is issued by the LARGEST BANK in their jurisdiction, what's the problem? YOU ARE THE GUY TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO BUY A COMPANY CARD THAT BY CONTRACT BELONGS TO YOU! On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 11:05:41 -0600, Destiny Worldwide wrote: I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but since Glencannon pointed out what he thought was a problem with our system, let me pount out a couple with his. 1. His website states that he is in Belize, yet he gives an address in Texas to mail the applications. Obviusly, then, the address in Belize is a maildrop. What this means is that when you send yoru documents to him, they are sotred onshore, where BB can seize them anytime they want. Your identity is not safe! The mail drop is in Houston, and documents are forwarded to me wherever I may be, Belize, the Dominican Republic, or sometimes Houston. But no doubt, Oh, so if there is a problem, don't bother looking for you because you are on the lam -- er.. on the go all the time. It's is obvious that this is a one man show. We, on the other hand, are an established company with offices, employees, etc... there is a possibility of interception. I never claimed this was some kind of safe way to do "money launderying." If that is what you need you might Who said anything about money laundering? That is a viscius ad homanim argument and a logical fallacy. People can send orders to a place where we really are. Anyway, there is no proof that this is a maildrop, just your word. And no one knows if you are really the globetrotter you claim, or just some guy working in his basement in Houston. want to go elsewhere. What I am providing is a convenient way of giving a service. Take it or leave it. Yeah, real conventient. And THEIR CARD IS IN YOUR COMPANY NAME! How convenient for you! 2. Same for the bank. If the bank they are ever using rolls over and rats you out, then you are screwed. The only way to prevent this is if the bnak does not know who you are. This is utter Bullshit, but would go for any bank out there. This bank in particular is a very safe and sound bank in a very safe and sound jurisdiction. I have been doing business with it and others in this jurisdiction, and it will no more "rat you out" than the rat who wrote this email. that's what people thought with Guardian Trust, too, but if the bank doens't know who you are, then they CAN'T RAT ON YOU, CAN THEY? Even if the jurisdiction changes it's laws under OECD or FATF preassure. So, you have this guy's assurances versus the FACTS! 3. What are his fees for the transfers from egold to the card? He does not disclose this, but our fees are clearly stated on our website. If you are just transferring from egold to the card, then you will look in the passthrough category of our fee shcedule, plus add the wire transfer fe
[e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice
Both of you. I do not think this is an appropriate discussion board for a personal bun fight. None of this will enamour customers to your cause. You don't have to prove yourself right by proving someone else wrong. I suggest you kiss and make up Your customers are watching you Kind regards, Michael Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gold-today.com Sign up with e-gold today and get grams of e-gold here. https://www.e-gold.com/newacct/newaccount.asp?cid=129542 - Original Message - From: "Destiny Worldwide" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "e-gold Discussion" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: "e-gold Discussion" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 9:37 AM Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice !!! Our Offshore Website has been totally redesigned, and we now have web based banking, opening of accounts, deposits, and withdrawals! Go to: http://www.offshorearnings.com +)) -Original Message- From: Glencannon Group Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Destiny Worldwide [EMAIL PROTECTED]; e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [e-gold-list] Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice I generally don't like to talk bad about people, but this fellow is full of shit. I never spoke ill of whoever "Destiny Worldwide" is and I have no particular problems with their system as I HAVE NO INFORMATION ABOUT IT. Now a little less than a month I asked if people would be interested in this, and I would put it together. This is waht I have done. I don't appreciate the tone of this message, but I will let people judge for themselves. I do not claim that this is ANONYMOUS, and I do not claim it is a high security vehicle. If that is what you want and need, contact me and I'll give you some advice. I do not advise the use of ANONYMOUS accounts as most of these are run by crooks who either run off with the funds inthe Excuse me, this is issued by the largest bank in thier jurisdiction. If you can start calling people names, then so can I. I think, though, if people will compare your pitiful little website with ours they will see a big difference. We have spent money and time to develop ours, along with a functional database, etc. Yours accounts, or get caught because they are breaking the laws in the jurisdiction in which they operate. But the fact is that this asshole has chosen to promote his product, which may be very fine, by attacking mine with false and misleading comments. I will address these pissant comments below: I will answer your points below. I have not attacked anything, just pointed out the facts. Sorry if this hurts your sales. And since our card is issued by the LARGEST BANK in their jurisdiction, what's the problem? YOU ARE THE GUY TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO BUY A COMPANY CARD THAT BY CONTRACT BELONGS TO YOU! On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 11:05:41 -0600, Destiny Worldwide wrote: I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but since Glencannon pointed out what he thought was a problem with our system, let me pount out a couple with his. 1. His website states that he is in Belize, yet he gives an address in Texas to mail the applications. Obviusly, then, the address in Belize is a maildrop. What this means is that when you send yoru documents to him, they are sotred onshore, where BB can seize them anytime they want. Your identity is not safe! The mail drop is in Houston, and documents are forwarded to me wherever I may be, Belize, the Dominican Republic, or sometimes Houston. But no doubt, Oh, so if there is a problem, don't bother looking for you because you are on the lam -- er.. on the go all the time. It's is obvious that this is a one man show. We, on the other hand, are an established company with offices, employees, etc... there is a possibility of interception. I never claimed this was some kind of safe way to do "money launderying." If that is what you need you might Who said anything about money laundering? That is a viscius ad homanim argument and a logical fallacy. People can send orders to a place where we really are. Anyway, there is no proof that this is a maildrop, just your word. And no one knows if you are really the globetrotter you claim, or just some guy working in his basement in Houston. want to go elsewhere. What I am providing is a convenient way of giving a service. Take it or leave it. Yeah, real conventient. And THEIR CARD IS IN YOUR COMPANY NAME! How convenient for you! 2. Same for the bank. If the bank they are ever using rolls over and rats you out, then you are screwed. The only way to prevent this is if the bnak does not know who you are.
[e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice
I heartily agree. I refraim form this type of thing most of the time, but when attacked and called an ashole, it is hard to resist. I have found most of the people I deal with introduced to me frm egold to be great people to work with. That's why I was surprised by the vritriol in the other guy's post. I promise to stop this. John !!! Our Offshore Website has been totally redesigned, and we now have web based banking, opening of accounts, deposits, and withdrawals! Go to: http://www.offshorearnings.com +)) -Original Message- From: Michael Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Destiny Worldwide [EMAIL PROTECTED]; e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 5:09 PM Subject: Re: [e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice Both of you. I do not think this is an appropriate discussion board for a personal bun fight. None of this will enamour customers to your cause. You don't have to prove yourself right by proving someone else wrong. I suggest you kiss and make up Your customers are watching you Kind regards, Michael Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gold-today.com Sign up with e-gold today and get grams of e-gold here. https://www.e-gold.com/newacct/newaccount.asp?cid=129542 - Original Message - From: "Destiny Worldwide" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "e-gold Discussion" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: "e-gold Discussion" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 9:37 AM Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice !!! Our Offshore Website has been totally redesigned, and we now have web based banking, opening of accounts, deposits, and withdrawals! Go to: http://www.offshorearnings.com +)) -Original Message- From: Glencannon Group Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Destiny Worldwide [EMAIL PROTECTED]; e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [e-gold-list] Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice I generally don't like to talk bad about people, but this fellow is full of shit. I never spoke ill of whoever "Destiny Worldwide" is and I have no particular problems with their system as I HAVE NO INFORMATION ABOUT IT. Now a little less than a month I asked if people would be interested in this, and I would put it together. This is waht I have done. I don't appreciate the tone of this message, but I will let people judge for themselves. I do not claim that this is ANONYMOUS, and I do not claim it is a high security vehicle. If that is what you want and need, contact me and I'll give you some advice. I do not advise the use of ANONYMOUS accounts as most of these are run by crooks who either run off with the funds inthe Excuse me, this is issued by the largest bank in thier jurisdiction. If you can start calling people names, then so can I. I think, though, if people will compare your pitiful little website with ours they will see a big difference. We have spent money and time to develop ours, along with a functional database, etc. Yours accounts, or get caught because they are breaking the laws in the jurisdiction in which they operate. But the fact is that this asshole has chosen to promote his product, which may be very fine, by attacking mine with false and misleading comments. I will address these pissant comments below: I will answer your points below. I have not attacked anything, just pointed out the facts. Sorry if this hurts your sales. And since our card is issued by the LARGEST BANK in their jurisdiction, what's the problem? YOU ARE THE GUY TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO BUY A COMPANY CARD THAT BY CONTRACT BELONGS TO YOU! On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 11:05:41 -0600, Destiny Worldwide wrote: I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but since Glencannon pointed out what he thought was a problem with our system, let me pount out a couple with his. 1. His website states that he is in Belize, yet he gives an address in Texas to mail the applications. Obviusly, then, the address in Belize is a maildrop. What this means is that when you send yoru documents to him, they are sotred onshore, where BB can seize them anytime they want. Your identity is not safe! The mail drop is in Houston, and documents are forwarded to me wherever I may be, Belize, the Dominican Republic, or sometimes Houston. But no doubt, Oh, so if there is a problem, don't bother looking for you because you are on the lam -- er.. on the go all the time. It's is obvious that this is a one man show. We, on the other hand,
[e-gold-list] Re: Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice
And I bet your dad is bigger than my dad too. Again, Best of luck. On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 16:37:56 -0600, Destiny Worldwide wrote: !!! Our Offshore Website has been totally redesigned, and we now have web based banking, opening of accounts, deposits, and withdrawals! Go to: http://www.offshorearnings.com +)) -Original Message- From: Glencannon Group Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Destiny Worldwide [EMAIL PROTECTED]; e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [e-gold-list] Problems with Glencannon's debit card offer you might not noitice I generally don't like to talk bad about people, but this fellow is full of shit. I never spoke ill of whoever "Destiny Worldwide" is and I have no particular problems with their system as I HAVE NO INFORMATION ABOUT IT. Now a little less than a month I asked if people would be interested in this, and I would put it together. This is waht I have done. I don't appreciate the tone of this message, but I will let people judge for themselves. I do not claim that this is ANONYMOUS, and I do not claim it is a high security vehicle. If that is what you want and need, contact me and I'll give you some advice. I do not advise the use of ANONYMOUS accounts as most of these are run by crooks who either run off with the funds inthe Excuse me, this is issued by the largest bank in thier jurisdiction. If you can start calling people names, then so can I. I think, though, if people will compare your pitiful little website with ours they will see a big difference. We have spent money and time to develop ours, along with a functional database, etc. Yours accounts, or get caught because they are breaking the laws in the jurisdiction in which they operate. But the fact is that this asshole has chosen to promote his product, which may be very fine, by attacking mine with false and misleading comments. I will address these pissant comments below: I will answer your points below. I have not attacked anything, just pointed out the facts. Sorry if this hurts your sales. And since our card is issued by the LARGEST BANK in their jurisdiction, what's the problem? YOU ARE THE GUY TRYING TO GET PEOPLE TO BUY A COMPANY CARD THAT BY CONTRACT BELONGS TO YOU! On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 11:05:41 -0600, Destiny Worldwide wrote: I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but since Glencannon pointed out what he thought was a problem with our system, let me pount out a couple with his. 1. His website states that he is in Belize, yet he gives an address in Texas to mail the applications. Obviusly, then, the address in Belize is a maildrop. What this means is that when you send yoru documents to him, they are sotred onshore, where BB can seize them anytime they want. Your identity is not safe! The mail drop is in Houston, and documents are forwarded to me wherever I may be, Belize, the Dominican Republic, or sometimes Houston. But no doubt, Oh, so if there is a problem, don't bother looking for you because you are on the lam -- er.. on the go all the time. It's is obvious that this is a one man show. We, on the other hand, are an established company with offices, employees, etc... there is a possibility of interception. I never claimed this was some kind of safe way to do "money launderying." If that is what you need you might Who said anything about money laundering? That is a viscius ad homanim argument and a logical fallacy. People can send orders to a place where we really are. Anyway, there is no proof that this is a maildrop, just your word. And no one knows if you are really the globetrotter you claim, or just some guy working in his basement in Houston. want to go elsewhere. What I am providing is a convenient way of giving a service. Take it or leave it. Yeah, real conventient. And THEIR CARD IS IN YOUR COMPANY NAME! How convenient for you! 2. Same for the bank. If the bank they are ever using rolls over and rats you out, then you are screwed. The only way to prevent this is if the bnak does not know who you are. This is utter Bullshit, but would go for any bank out there. This bank in particular is a very safe and sound bank in a very safe and sound jurisdiction. I have been doing business with it and others in this jurisdiction, and it will no more "rat you out" than the rat who wrote this email. that's what people thought with Guardian Trust, too, but if the bank doens't know who you are, then they CAN'T RAT ON YOU, CAN THEY? Even if the jurisdiction changes it's laws under OECD or FATF preassure. So, yo
