> JPM wrote
> We await Viking's enlightenment!
Jeesh... I was away from the computer for a few hours, and you're already
impatiently calling for my reply? I usually do keep a close eye on this
list, but I do have a life other than computers & e-gold. At least, I try
to pretend that I do. :)
> Wh
All of what I said in the previous pose is what I gleaned from the
following three documents.
http://www.mail-archive.com/e-gold-list@talk.e-gold.com/msg01814.html
http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/e-g-agree.htm
http://www.omnipay.net/gsr-op-agree.htm
Viking Coder
Worth Two Cent
At 5:25 AM -0400 5/16/01, Viking Coder wrote:
>The CYA manuever on Omnipay's part was to put the disputed funds into
>escrow. Would you want to be held responsible for giving >$1 million to
>the wrong person and then getting sued by the right person? This was
>completely within Omnipay's user agre
. All that Costa Gold has to do to claim the gold is
> prove who they are to Omnipay, and then give that instruction.
So if I could prove I was Costa Gold I could get my grubby hands on a
million bucks!!
Almost worthwhile creating the paperwork.
Nar...I like sleeping at night.
Kind regards,
> > Would you want to cash-out an account for over 1 million dollars without
> > even getting a copy of the guy's driver's license?
>
> Why not, if the e-gold / cash is provably in there and available?
Because the risk of being wrong is too great.
I don't know how G&SR reasoned this through, bu
Does this mean that in all this time, no one has made an attempt to provide
ID?
I'm curious about this. This is not the only case in which I have heard
that money hasn't been released due to inadequate ID. How do you decide
whether an ID is acceptable? I mean, is the ID matched against the
in
> It would seem to me that whoever is recorded on the account as the owner
of
> said account is the only person's ID that should be required. If there
is
> only one receiver of such a large amount of money, perhaps that person
too,
> should be required to prove he/she is who he/she says he/she i
hi Eve - the offer still stands!
Absolutely - go right ahead. There have not yet been 3 people. Go
for it! http://bananagold.com
Just buy the book (whichever one you wish by D Adams) on Bananagold,
and, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and they will completely refund
the total amount of gold you
Personally, if I was "Costa Gold" I'd just offer e-gold (Omnipay ..
GSR .. whatever) a deal.
Say, 90% and they're out.
Omni picks up a hundred bills, COSTA get most of their loot, Omni
loose the headache and COSTA don't have to give their names to the
Secret Service.
In all events, they must
Done! Thank you! I can always use another copy of Adam's books; they have
a way of walking off my bookshelves :)
Eve
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Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 7:18 AM
To: e-gold Discussion
Subject:
THE GOLD ECONOMY COMES OF AGE!
The gold economy is now at a stage where some formality and set standards of
operation are necessary to carry it forward into the big time. Over the
past 5 years the gold economy has grown from a fledgling e-gold pioneered by
two lawyers with a vision to an ever-ex
[snip]
> > If e-gold IS, in fact, HARD money, and he who controls the password owns
> >the contents...why did Omnipay turn funds over to an escrow account when an
[snip]
If I recall correctly multiple people had the password and omnipay once
receiving the funds had multiple orders of where to s
"If I caught it in time I could stop that from happening by proving to
omnipay that I owned those
funds and the transfer was fraudulent"
This is why it is so important to be available to customers! A few months
ago, someone I know tried frantically to reach someone, anyone, at e-gold
the moment
> This is why it is so important to be available to customers! A few months
> ago, someone I know tried frantically to reach someone, anyone, at e-gold
> the moment he discovered funds missing from his account. The funds
> disappeared early on a Sunday, GMT, so there was still time, a chance t
What the Helldo you think you are saying here?
website is located in
> New Zealand, which is another sure sign of fraud.
You are obviously a complete dick for making such idiotic statements.
Lin Ronald
NEW ZEALAND that is NEW ZEALANDthe least corrupt co
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> D
As to the CYA reference - it is "Cover Your A.. 'behind' "
As to why e-gold didn't do differently - I cannot say :)
John
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>At 1:58 PM -0400 5/15/01, Viking Coder wrote:
>>No. Costa Gold was an entirely di
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> What the Helldo you think you are saying here?
>
>
> > website is located in
> > New Zealand, which is another sure sign of fraud.
>
> You are obviously a complete dick for making such idiotic statements.
You misread what he was saying. He was siting an example of wha
In a message dated 5/15/01 11:49:57 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>>e-gold did go with the "if the password fits" rule and completed the spend
as stated in their user agreement.
However, when the gold reached omnipay, it was their decision as to what to
do with that.
Snowdog writes:
>>Would you want to cash-out an account for over 1 million dollars without
even getting a copy of the guy's driver's license?<<<
IF this were a requirement for OPENING and MAINTAINING an account..yes.
Since it isn't, no.
Michael
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>>Would you want to cash-out an account for over 1 million dollars without
even getting a copy of the guy's driver's license?<<<
>IF this were a requirement for OPENING and MAINTAINING an account..yes.
>Since it isn't, no.
It is an Omnipay requirement, and has been since last summer.
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Ben Legume wrote:
> I sure hope nothing has happened to goldchanger!! I got some e-gold
> credited from them about a week ago, with some more due any day now
> (I have to wait for the cheques to clear).
>
> Then again, if y
> Snowdog writes:
> >>Would you want to cash-out an account for over 1 million dollars without
> even getting a copy of the guy's driver's license?<<<
>
> Michael
> IF this were a requirement for OPENING and MAINTAINING an account..yes.
>
> Since it isn't, no.
People,
Get this through yo
Terry,
Whoa there! I have not stopped taking payments from any customers unless
directed by court order. As for the Secret service, they are just after frauds,
not e-gold. Brian Lambert requested info from me via court order, and I
complied. I would like to see the crooks get busted too. I consi
Hey,
Market maker Whatchamacallit stole a million $$$ from me. Is this where I go to
get it back? Come on guys. I've been around longer than any other market maker.
Where's the love?
John
Michael Moore wrote:
> >
> > I am very disappointed by this company, that my Clients and I used
> >
In a message dated 5/16/01 10:42:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Get this through your thick skulls; e-gold ltd. & Omnipay are SEPARATE
companies with DISTINCT user agreements
"Welcome to the Hotel California".you can check in, but you can never
leave."
One of the
Hi all. I'm going to get my Maples from KIAC, and I've already clicked
them the e-gold. Thanks for the replies.
Some of you may have experienced bounced mail to me in the last day or
two, if so please re-send, as (I think) my ISP has finally fixed the problem.
I don't know if all the emails bounc
> Come on guys. I've been around longer than any other market maker.
> Where's the love?
Hey John! Long-time, no-see!
I have to take issue with that 'longer-than' statement. If I remember
correctly, Graham started selling e-gold in either late 1999, or January
2000. Parker started selling e-gold
>>>Now I ask you, what is the efficacy of a system that represents to it's
potential clients the "privacy" factor of it's operation, only to have it's
premier MarketMaker act in a way totally contrary to that understanding?
Privacy? Where do you get that? There is nothing in Omnipay's privacy po
> Michael wrote
>
> "Welcome to the Hotel California".you can check in, but you can never
> leave."
>
How do we go from 1 instance of somebody not willing to claim their money
to saying that it is impossible to get cash out of e-gold?
> One of the tenants of international contract law is
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Viking
> Coder
> You don't need to prove identity
> to create an e-gold account. However, Omnipay has decided that before they
> will exchange large amounts of gold for fiat cash they will know who y
> Does this mean that if I want to redeem a 400 oz. bar of gold (if I have
> that much in my e-gold account) I don't need to prove identity?
You don't do redemptions through Omnipay.
How are you supposed to receive the gold bar if you won't provide your
identity?
I haven't had enough spare cash
Samuel Mc Kee wrote:
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Viking
> > Coder
> > You don't need to prove identity
> > to create an e-gold account. However, Omnipay has decided that before they
> > will exchange large amounts of gol
Hello,
I've been thinking in getting a Cash Card (www.cashcards.net), but I would
like to know the experience of a member before signing up.
Thanks in advance for any information.
Kind regards,
Alexis Golzman
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http://mastercrypt.net
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Unfortunately the US government seemed rather scared of this system that
allowed people to transfer their money easily into a real free market...
Specifically, I attended the Shorex Offshore Conference in Monaco in 1997
when Western Union just launched Quickpay and were keen to promote it to
Why don't all you MM guys solve this whole problem by stating on your
websites if and when ID will be required?
I think you have every right to ask for ID to protect yourselves, but you
also have to respect that account holders have every right to make anonymous
transactions just like when dealin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Unfortunately the US government seemed rather scared of this system that
> allowed people to transfer their money easily into a real free market...
>
> Specifically, I attended the Shorex Offshore Conference in Monaco in 1997
> when Western Union just launched Quic
I have had lots of customers asking me so now
I am taking exchanges for Standard Reserve, I have $5k available to the
first orders that come in The fee for any amount is 3% I will take all
methods found on the fastgold site except western union is 10%
If your interested just submit the order as
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Viking
> Coder
>
> > Does this mean that if I want to redeem a 400 oz. bar of gold (if I have
> > that much in my e-gold account) I don't need to prove identity?
>
> You don't do redemptions through
Craig,
Maybe I should have said "official" market maker. The one that started taking
checks when e-gold stopped taking them. You are right about the other guys
though. They were pioneers.
John
SnowDog wrote:
> > Come on guys. I've been around longer than any other market maker.
> > Where's the
- Original Message -
From: "shupperd1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have had lots of customers asking me so now
> I am taking exchanges for Standard Reserve, I have $5k available to the
> first orders that come in The fee for any amount is 3% I will take all
> methods found on the fastgold s
Has anyone ever heard the statement 'As thick as two short New
Zealanders'?
>> website is located in
>> New Zealand, which is another sure sign of fraud.
>You are obviously a complete dick for making such idiotic
statements.
>Lin Ronald
>NEW ZEALAND that is NEW ZE
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