>>Mark Tantam, financial crime specialist at accountants Deloitte &
Touche, was quoted in the London Sun, said "The advent of the euro is
the biggest shot in the arm for terrorists and organized crime since
the sale of alcohol was outlawed in the US".
blah blah blah
Does anyone else spot the lu
>From 1mdc : "Since there is absolutely no risk whsoever"
based on what can you say absolutely no risk?
Just wandering
Kevin
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I agree, Ben!
I thought the article was ludicrous. Firstly, they seemed to have been
supposed to have been discussing the activities of counterfeiters, but ended
up merely finding fault with the Euro on the basis that because there is a
banknote large enough to fit a million (British) pounds wort
Just ponder your wonder if your gold went a wander!
(No offence intended, JP! I wouldn't want to destroy this trust-fest we have
going here! ;) )
By the way, Kevin. Where was it you were wandering? ;^) But anyway, I do
understand your wonder. Although JP May is one of the most trustworthy
people
At 11:07 PM -0500 1/17/02, Mark S. Ohberg wrote:
...(an amusing message, especially since I read it whilst imagining Ozzie
Osborne's voice saying it to me!)...
>Too much. Hey Mr. Ray when is that e-gold award ceremony to take place,
>that would be a real hoot and holla. We would need some othe
The trust factor is one thing that I think may be hampering e-gold's growth.
They need to complete the circle and require their escrow agent to, not
only, count their gold bars, but also to examine their database -- and then
publish a report every so often. The other thing they need to do is to bu
On 18 Jan 2002, at 7:57, SnowDog wrote:
> The trust factor is one thing that I think may be hampering e-gold's
> growth. They need to complete the circle and require their escrow
> agent to, not only, count their gold bars, but also to examine their
> database -- and then publish a report every s
> Have you verify the extent of these insurance policies? I am not
> sure they cover things like given your password away because your
> acess an illegit site or because tour computer is not secure
> enough. The best DGCs have enough security measures in place
> to make these type of hacking impos
On 18 Jan 2002, at 9:30, SnowDog wrote:
> Then what is it that these insurance policies at Standard Transactions
> and PayPal do? PayPal says their accounts are insured up to $100,000
> and Standard Transactions says their accounts are insured up to
> $1,000,000, but when scanning the site, I cou
>>From 1mdc : "Since there is absolutely no risk whsoever"
>
>based on what can you say absolutely no risk?
>
>Just wandering
>Kevin
Hi Kevin!
Investments have risk. 1mdc Lodgemnts are simply not an investment.
It's that simple!
As I have said endlessly, the gold is very simply sitting the
I totally agree with SnowDog!
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>> Investments have risk. 1mdc Lodgemnts are simply not an investment.
>> It's that simple!
>>
>> As I have said endlessly, the gold is very simply sitting there in
>> the 1mdc account (check the public balance!)
>>
>> Makes sense?
>
>But there is always risk. What happens if JP dies? (Nothi
> The risks to 1mdc are the same as risks to e-gold - they are "meteor
> strike!" type risks.
Thanks, JP. I didn't know how many people you had working with you on this
project.
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Hello again Claude!
> How is it different than a bank? They are not responsible if
> someone get your debit card and password until you report the evnt.
Jus a note: Banks in the US are required, by law, to reimburse customers for
money lost through unlawful entry into their accounts. I believe d
>> The risks to 1mdc are the same as risks to e-gold - they are "meteor
>> strike!" type risks.
>
>Thanks, JP. I didn't know how many people you had working with you on this
>project.
>
>SnowDog
Thank you!!!
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> Investments have risk. 1mdc Lodgemnts are simply not an investment.
> It's that simple!
>
> As I have said endlessly, the gold is very simply sitting there in
> the 1mdc account (check the public balance!)
>
> Makes sense?
But there is always risk. What happens if JP dies? (Nothing personal!)
Hello All,
There is much excitement
about payments without spend fees here,
just one question.
If 1mdc-grams will accumulate the majority of active funds
in e-gold system thus effectively creating denial of service
attack situation on e-gold revenues from spend fees, what
will be e-gold official
Hello All,
WAP, SMS, SCI, ...
2,000,000+ GSM mobile phones
at one of the major Russian access providers,
and there are many others also --
http://www.mts.ru/
There are lots of mobile phones which do not
support WAP technology and lots of places where
WAP access is not available or is unconveni
>Hello All,
>
>There is much excitement about payments without spend fees here,
>just one question.
>
>If 1mdc-grams will accumulate the majority of active funds
>in e-gold system thus effectively creating denial of service
>attack situation on e-gold revenues from spend fees, what
>will be e-gol
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>LAS VEGAS CASINOS JOIN WITH E-BULLION!
>Fri, 18 Jan 2002 17:39:20 +
>E-Bullion and GFCB Inc. joint ventures in progress.
>
>E-Bullion is proud to announce that certain major Las Vegas, NV
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