Sidd wrote:
> It is really sad that people who get taken for a ride by ponzi
schemes
> like this blame the people around them instead of the perpetrators
of
> the scheme.
>Actually, that's still playing the game of:
> denial of self responsibility
> blaming others
>and is still
Sidd wrote:
> It is really sad that people who get taken for a ride by ponzi schemes
> like this blame the people around them instead of the perpetrators of
> the scheme.
Actually, that's still playing the game of:
denial of self responsibility
blaming others
and is still a l
Hi Bob,
Stupid is as stupid does I say;
It is really sad that people who get taken for a ride by ponzi schemes
like this blame the people around them instead of the perpetrators of
the scheme. That's one of the reasons these ponzi schemes are illegal,
they can cause all kinds of social troubles,
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What type of gold backs Standard Reserve? Is it backed with e-gold?
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Hey all:
That virus is a beaut. I just got it on another machine, but
McAfee caught it before any damage. It attaches itself to
outbound e-messages and when it is opened on another machine,
it destroys dll and exe files. My wife's machine got
clobbered. The attachment came from a co-work
At 08:07 AM 12/24/2000 -0800, Dagny Taggart wrote:
>I have been told that e-gold has been doing
>micropayments since the beginning.
>What is the big deal with Standard Reserve "
>implementing" this?
In order for micropayments to work, you need businesses willing
to accept them, i.e., a site who
You should feel lucky, one list I am on someone posted a virus to. That
in itself was not too bad, but someone on the list setup a vacation
message, so it responded to the virus, then to itself and of course the 20
messages telling everyone about the virus and then it responded to itself
for eve
>"Website losing money? Easily get your customers to
> pay for your content
> >by enabling micropayments."
> >
> >Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, December 24, 2000:
> >The Web in 2001: Paying Customers
> >http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001224.html
>
At 06:32 AM 12/22/2000 -0800, C.F.C.M., Inc. wrote:
>Perhaps they should change the name of this list to "The Gold-Today/Standard
>Reserve/Glencannon Advertising E-zine". At least folks would know what
>they have in store when subscribing. Wouldn't it also be something, if
>many posted their messa
>From Dec. 26, 2000 issue of IBD:
"Japan slashes huge public works in reaction
to surge in public ire
Under fire for wasting a fortune when the country's economy is
struggling, Japan's government moved this month to slash hundreds
of useless public-works projects and reinvest the money in
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At 06:07 AM 12/24/2000 -0800, Jeff Fitzmyers wrote:
>"Website losing money? Easily get your customers to pay for your content
>by enabling micropayments."
>
>Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, December 24, 2000:
>The Web in 2001: Paying Customers
>http://www.useit.com/ale
"Website losing money? Easily get your customers to pay for your content
by enabling micropayments."
Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, December 24, 2000:
The Web in 2001: Paying Customers
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20001224.html
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