I have just completed a new service using e-gold. Herre, you
can place your link ad choose how much you want to be paid
for people reading your info.
You can choose from $0.10 up to $10 and it is paid directly
to your e-gold account.
When you submit your link, it will cost you $3. As soon as
Hi,
Two points.
1. My rate is not 7% as you show on your website comparison. My 7% rate is on
checks (which you don't take).
2. Could we be any more obvious copying my FAQ page?
John@GC
Flat Rate Gold Exchange wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My name is DuPree Collins, Owner and Founder of Flat Rate Gold
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0471252107
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0471252107.01.LZZZ.jpg
annoyingly it does not mention e-gold or the internet much!
But a cool title from the excellent Peter Bernstein
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Hola e-gold list!
My wife has just started a little endeavor (actually she's been laboring
over it for almost a year, and only now has decided to go public with
it) selling hand-crafted miniature figures. She's starting out by giving
ebay a try (website coming soon -- we already reserved the doma
wow great work!
> We are proud to announce that PayByGold, www.paybygold.com is now
>open for business. PayByGold focuses on outbound payments. Send a
>check to anywhere in the world with absolutely no OutExchange fees.
>In the coming days PayByGold will alse send wires and PayPal
>paym
Claude Cormier wrote:
>
> Can I ask for its name? Url?
>
Card service is:
Internetsecure
http://www.internetsecure.com/cgi-bin/certified.mhtml?merchant_number=479
Catalog service is: DXShop
http://www.dxshop.com/
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Delta Spectrum Research
http://www.SVPvril.com
Sympathetic
We are proud to announce that PayByGold, www.paybygold.com is now open for
business. PayByGold focuses on outbound payments. Send a check to anywhere in the
world with absolutely no OutExchange fees. In the coming days PayByGold will alse
send wires and PayPal payments on your behalf.
I don't think they should put up notice every time there is downtime. They
probably should remove the notice of recent outages from the website, even
now. There's no point in putting up notices after the fact. The idea is to
put up a notice BEFORE any scheduled downtime, and they have been doing
It works now. But, it was down and I don't see any notice that there was
any downtime.
Deen Foxx (CTO)
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Deen, we're not down, and near as we can tell, haven't been since the
scheduled outage on Saturday. I'm checking via a different ISP with
different upstream providers, and everything seems super.
-=Steve=-
Stephen H. Foerster
Chief Technical Officer
e-gold * G&SR/OmniPay
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Deen Foxx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> E-Gold site is down again. Be sure to update the "Recent Outages" please.
It works fine for me.
Edwin
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E-Gold site is down again. Be sure to update the "Recent Outages" please.
Deen Foxx (CTO)
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The problem is not the credit card processor. The problem is the merchants.
Some merchants don't want foreign "unauthorized" distributors dealing in
their products, particularly products like computers where there is a high
level of service involved.
On Mon, 18 Sep 2000 07:45:37 -0700, [EMAIL PR
no one even mentioned the new interface on e-gold.com !!??
It's awesome guys!
Does that release have a release name??
jp!
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"Glencannon Group Ltd." wrote:
>
> The next step was to stop accepted "offshore" based
> credit cards as payment.
>
My credit card processor is in Toronto. We have been accepting orders
from and shipping overseas to many countries for several years. No
problem at all.
http://www.SVPvril.com
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>> Well, it links you to a list of non-indpendent market makers who may
>> or may not be affiliated with e-gold (or GSR .. or someone) through
>> certain agreements! <;
>
>I have to take exception to this because you're implying that there's
>something sinister, (or under-the-table), going on, whe
I am curious to see if Amazon ships electronics, particularly computers and
such overseas. (I really don't even know if Amazon carries those things I
should checck.)
I have had problems with some clients who are "unofficial" distributors of
Dell and others. These US companies initially stoppe
Craig Haynie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Well, it links you to a list of non-indpendent market makers who may
>> or may not be affiliated with e-gold (or GSR .. or someone) through
>> certain agreements! <;
>
> I have to take exception to this because you're implying that there's
> something si
> Well, it links you to a list of non-indpendent market makers who may
> or may not be affiliated with e-gold (or GSR .. or someone) through
> certain agreements! <;
I have to take exception to this because you're implying that there's
something sinister, (or under-the-table), going on, when in a
>"Goldfinger Coin and Bullion Sales." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Has anyone else noticed that with the new e-gold website release that
>> there isn't a link to the "In Exchange" Page like before the release ??
>> Looks like you have to go through the site map instead !
>>
>> The current IE
>Bob wrote:
>>
>> *Finally* there's a way to buy books using metal.
>> Yah it's more expensive but that won't last.
>>
>I've been offering books, pamphlets and tapes via e-gold for over a
>year. I don't have as many titles as Amazon (yet).
>
>http://www.SVPvril.com
>
And excellent books they are
Curtis W Garris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was made aware of this program last evening, the grape vine is
> indicating that the managers of the program have started and defaulted
> on several scams with eGold. Can anyone comment one way or the other on
> this program? The home page is
> http:
"Goldfinger Coin and Bullion Sales." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Has anyone else noticed that with the new e-gold website release that
> there isn't a link to the "In Exchange" Page like before the release ??
> Looks like you have to go through the site map instead !
>
> The current IE "market
I was made aware of this program last evening, the grape vine is
indicating that the managers of the program have started and defaulted
on several scams with eGold. Can anyone comment one way or the other on
this program? The home page is
http://www.iamvictory.com/XGgold/25daily.htm
Thanks for th
Bob wrote:
>
> *Finally* there's a way to buy books using metal.
> Yah it's more expensive but that won't last.
>
I've been offering books, pamphlets and tapes via e-gold for over a
year. I don't have as many titles as Amazon (yet).
http://www.SVPvril.com
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Dale Pond
Delta Spectrum
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