I'd be interested in how much of the private Scottish money turned
out to be bogus (either counterfeit, or being issued by the 18th
century equivalent of Romanian scammers)?
It would be great in an ideal world, but given the problems with the
existing fiat currencies, and the suspicions many
I'd be interested in how much of the private Scottish money turned
out to be bogus (either counterfeit, or being issued by the 18th
century equivalent of Romanian scammers)?
almost none
humans are great at doing things to make money. the companiess
issuing the currency could only make
Their position,
whichever it is, is certainly justifiable.
Interesting way to put it... You agree no matter what the position
is,
is that what you mean by that?
Eric
Yes, certainly! E-Gold will work, either way, regardless of whether they
allow third-party bailment.
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My guess is that he means no matter what their position, it is
justifiable.
If e-gold decides to disclose who bailed in the gold, then they can
provide 'proof' that bailment of metal is actually more than just a
contractual agreement which is much ballyhooed but rarely, if ever,
tested.
On 30 May 2001, at 0:08, Viking Coder wrote:
Has anybody actually tried to bail gold into GoldMoney yet? (fooled you
didn't I)
It is a good bet to suggest that goldfingercoin.com has.For sure
Fidelitrade has.
Claude
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JP wrote:
Does anyone have a good term for e-gold like entities? What about
fungible actual gold, with agio, no encumberances (FAGWANEs).
What happens to the agio part when a system without a storage fee deploys?
Viking referred once or twice to GBC for gold based currency, which is
This post is hard to title. It relates to:
1. the claimed 'asset' status of goldmoney
2. what it really means to own and hold gold as an asset and
3. how crytography might enable a gold currency to be a true asset currency
Goldmoney claims to be 'unique' in that holdings of goldgrams are title
On 29 May 2001, at 23:28, David Hillary wrote:
Goldmoney claims to be 'unique' in that holdings of goldgrams are title to
the actual gold in the holding, rather than a currency backed by a
holding. This is simply not the case, as the owner of 1 gg simply cannot
take his holding out and
Good Morning List
For the archives, containing a blurb on Forgery
here is your
Scottish Free Banking FYI History post:
Scotland has one of the longest history of issuing paper currency.
All Scottish notes are redeemable irrespective of age. Even if a bank no
longer trades today its
Steve wrote
What happens to the agio part when a system without a storage fee deploys?
I would be very wary of any GBC, or GBPS, system that doesn't charge a
storage fee, yet claims to be 100% backed. Secure storage of tons of gold
is nowhere near free. The money to pay these bills has to
Strange looking W...
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html
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On 30 May 2001, at 11:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
apropos of my previous email, WHY would GoldMoney set a value on the
current exchange rate between the metal gold, and french francs, us
dollars or whatever?
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On 29 May 2001, at 23:28, David Hillary wrote:
Goldmoney
Any idea on how Parker is doing and when, if ever, he will return to 'the
game'?
Geoff
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I would like to formally announce that Shining Moon Creations
http://www.shiningmoon.com is accepting E-Gold as a method of
payment. What better way to pay your jeweler than in gold? We design
one-of-a-kind and exotic jewelry in sterling silver and gold using uncommon
gemstones such as
It is a hoax,
go to
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/sulfnbk.exe.warning.html
Thank you,
Best Regards,
MIKE
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Not so long ago GSR still accepted wire transfer of funds for e-metal
purchases. (minimum amount applied)
Has this facility ended?
Do we now have to pay the more or less exhorbitant rates the various
moneychangers decree and if so, then is the number of moneychangers now
also fixed?
If not -
SnowDog wrote:
Strange looking W...
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html
Right. 7 down days in a row. And all the way down to
265. I'd call that government price manipulation.
Looks like they still have dry powder.
Bob
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Anyone out there who'd like to exchange GoldMoney for E-Gold for me? I'll
have the GoldMoney and would like to exchange it into E-Gold. I think it'll
be about 200 GBP worth.
Cheers
Rachel
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Any idea on how Parker is doing and when, if ever, he will return to
'the game'?
Parker seems to be fine. I had loaned him a couple hundred grams of
gold, short term, before the whole raid business, and he paid me and
so on with no problems.
I think the real problem is very simply that his
SnowDog wrote:
Strange looking W...
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html
Right. 7 down days in a row. And all the way down to
265. I'd call that government price manipulation.
Looks like they still have dry powder.
Bob
you know its just so volatile
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All those incredible upward spikes you see on that chart particularly
october's one, suggest a lot of upwards pressure.
Right. And interest rates have been steadily above average for
the last 3 months.
http://www.kitco.com/lease.chart.html
But I expect it'll be a
http://bananagold.com/cars.html
only one more free gram of gold to be given away!
get that sticker on your car!!
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On 30 May 2001, at 23:34, Rachel Willmer wrote:
GoldMoney do allow you to specify a price in GBP/USD etc when you're using
their merchant interface.
You are right. But they specify very clearly that the merchant can
calculate his payment in grams using his own exchanges rates if
he does
The way we have to fund our e-gold or osgold accounts is like going to our
personal bank them telling me to go o my local gas station(market maker)
within 24 to 48 hours they may (or may not)- for a mere 10% of your
deposit amount - deposit the balance in said bank. That way they wouldn't
need
On 30 May 2001, at 21:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can tell you from a layperson's point of view, the charges incurred just
to deposit money into e-gold or osgold accounts is so expensive that it
becomes a HUGE deterent to use your services.
MCF,
The 10% fees you suggest is certainly way
The 10% fees you suggest is certainly way above the average.
Many exchange providers have rates at 5% and below.
I suggest you shop around. Make sure you stop at GoldCurrencies.
You will also find that some exchangers will BUY your e-gold for a premium,
of up to 2%. So the spread, for those
MCF,
I have one comment:
It is rather COSTLY to be an Exchange Service Provider (or Market Maker,
Exchange Agent, Cambio, etc.) due to the fees assessed by the banks, the
gold currencies, and paying a staff's wages. Then there are taxes,
insurance, and buying gold up front by bank wire.
Eric J. Gaither wrote:
MCF,
I have one comment:
It is rather COSTLY to be an Exchange Service Provider (or Market Maker,
Exchange Agent, Cambio, etc.) due to the fees assessed by the banks, the
gold currencies, and paying a staff's wages. Then there are taxes,
insurance, and
On 30 May 2001, at 21:04, SnowDog wrote:
The 10% fees you suggest is certainly way above the average.
Many exchange providers have rates at 5% and below.
I suggest you shop around. Make sure you stop at GoldCurrencies.
You will also find that some exchangers will BUY your e-gold for
Eric J. Gaither wrote:
Julian,
Agreed, however, people already complain if their accounts are not funded
within HOURS of making a payment. Asking them to wait days
Making it upfront - calling it something like SlowCheapGold and saying
we guarantee delivery within ONE MONTH of
On 30 May 2001, at 21:33, Eric J. Gaither wrote:
I am sure I am not the only one who will tell you...its an unpopular
job being an Exchange Service Provider.
Indeed, especially when you fund the account of one of your
customer and gold drops $10 between the time of funding and the
time
Julian,
Agreed, however, people already complain if their accounts are not funded
within HOURS of making a payment. Asking them to wait days
I am sure I am not the only one who will tell you...its an unpopular job
being an Exchange Service Provider.
That's for sure. I urge all
Indeed, especially when you fund the account of one of your
customer and gold drops $10 between the time of funding and the
time your customer check his account. You can be sure he will
ask you questions ?
Claude
Perhaps someone could establish essentially a BANK that holds, clear,
USD funds.
http://bananagold.com/cars.html
that's an incredible collection of photos.
Boats, guns, Estonia (where the hell is that anyway?) .. all over the world.
Paul from texas gets the last free gram of gold...for now anyways.
Go e-gold!
http://bananagold.com
http://bananagold.com
On Wed, 30 May 2001, C. Cormier - Ormetal Inc. wrote:
The 10% fees you suggest is certainly way above the average.
Many exchange providers have rates at 5% and below.
I suggest you shop around. Make sure you stop at GoldCurrencies.
Yes, but such low rates are only for really BIG
Perth Mint (perthmint.com) has unallocated storage with no agio, but a fee
for re-issuing ownership certificates whenever the amount has to change.
http://perthmint.com/depository/pmcp/product.shtml
I really need to go and visit these guys and see how hard it is set up.
I am however thinking
Gerry wrote
Yes, but such low rates are only for really BIG deposits, like minimum
$2000! I'm not in that league.
Many exchange providers really do offer rates that low, even for a US$20
exchange, as long as you don't try to pay for the exchange with a credit
card. Gaithman's offers a 5%
Gerry wrote
Yes, but such low rates are only for really BIG deposits, like minimum
$2000! I'm not in that league.
Many exchange providers really do offer rates that low, even for a US$20
exchange, as long as you don't try to pay for the exchange with a credit
card. Gaithman's offers a 5%
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