not a perfect match for your request Ian, but this past message of
mine from mar 14th references data that you can use to get
historical velocity information:
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by continuing popular demand, the 4 CSV files containing daily e-metal
velocity have been updated to i
A sudden increase in the number of incentive payments in my account
prompted me to check stats.e-gold.com, although the actual value of the
bonuses was barely more than a dollar in a month (considering the
maximum of five cents and the number of spends that are below $50
worth). ... But I know of
Dear Friends,
I am again paid 5 grams e-gold for the answer of following question
by Stephen Villee.
Question: According to svillee, what purpose might be served by a thought
experiment asking people how much of a lump sum they would accept to allow
an unabashedly plutocratic government?
Thanks
> >Yes, but what's the answer to this question, JP:
> >** How can an exchange provider offer DGCs in exchange for CC
> >payments and make money doing it?
>
Aha, very simply, you will use repudiable e-gold for that as well.
It will work like this:
Customer orders e-gold at Exchange Provider a
>
> In your "timed-release payment escrow" system, what if the customer
> fraudulently claims he did not receive the goods? It seems that the
> merchant would necessarily absorb this loss, since there is no other
> entity (e.g. the credit card company) to absorb it.
It's the same as a fraudulent
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To: e-gold Discussion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 9:04 AM
Subject: Where this link lead?
http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/verify.htm
Just received in mailbox.I did not open it.
regards - yatry
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I'd suggest a better breakdown is:
1 -- Local currency
2 -- Universal currencies (USD, Euros, etc) * varies by region
3 -- E-Gold
4 -- Other foreign currencies
Adam
Adam, as it explains clearly on the MAY SCALE page, the "actual"
items shown on that particular may scale at the time i typed it
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I'd suggest a better breakdown is:
1 -- Local currency
2 -- Universal currencies (USD, Euros, etc) * varies by region
3 -- E-Gold
4 -- Other foreign currencies
Adam
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May I suggest that they don't get a room?
Paris is a 22 year old kiwi from NZ and is my wife. If you want to meet up
for lunch when you are in Tucson we can make arrangements of course and
then you can see for yourself that it is not my alter ego.
Or maybe she is my alter ego like in the fight
Guys,
GoldNow CC fraud losses are minimal... however, *maintaining* it that way
takes serious staff input & wages. Our actual fraud rate is less than
0.003%. The *attempted* fraud rate is massive. We reject 100-250 orders
per month, worth up to a quarter Million $, as fraudulent. Usually stolen
ID
> 1 street cash, US dollars
> 2 street cash, euro currencies, Aus, japan
> 4 street cash, other regions
I'm curious as to why these are separated?
Are 2 & 4 more soft than 1 because:
a) the central banks are more likely to default?
b) the governments are more likley to invoke exchange con
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 05:34 PM, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
That's not the way I would implement it.
...
In your "timed-release payment escrow" system, what if the customer
fraudulently claims he did not receive the goods? It seems that the
merchant would necessarily absorb this loss,
>>** How can an exchange provider offer DGCs in exchange for CC
>>payments and make money doing it?
> Right, very simply by building in a premium to cover losses.
And very substantial anti-fraud controls, plus enough capital reserve buffer
extraordinary fraud losses until volume and averages weig
I think he was asking for registrars accepting e-gold and not companies
registering domains for e-gold? There is a difference.
I don't know if van rein is accredited or not.
It really makes little difference I suppose except that a company spending
the big bucks for registrar status is probabl
Yes, but what's the answer to this question, JP:
** How can an exchange provider offer DGCs in exchange for CC
payments and make money doing it?
Right, very simply by building in a premium to cover losses.
In short, it's not that you "can't" do what you describe above, but,
very simply there is
I agree with what you are saying, but also I was making the point that velocity is the
key AS WELL AS actual users. We can say that e-gold is kicking butt when it is
compared in scale to the larger groups to say PayPal, but PayPal overshadows e-gold by
millions in share users - which equates to
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 05:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
repudiable, non-repudiable -- never the twain shall meet. It's a
waste of time discussing it, as I've learned
Yes, but what's the answer to this question, JP:
** How can an exchange provider offer DGCs in exchange for CC payme
>
> Yes, and unfortunately in my post I emphasized the credit aspect of the
> system but failed to discuss the repudiation aspect. They might even
> be orthogonal issues, though I don't see how an issuer could make any
> money with a repudiable payment system that did NOT involve credit. It
> see
> >On the net you are frequently dealing with unknown counterparties in unknown (or
> >uncertain) locations.
> >Non-repudiable payments is not a realistic option in these cases.
> >Repudiable is the only way you can work on the net in 95% of business.
>
> I disagree with this number. There are plen
whats a debit card got to do with repudiable payments? There are many good debit cads
out there (www.freecashcards.com offers a free card which accepts e-gold) yet I dont
see that as making the currency anymore popular than e-gold for instance.
/..
you wrote: Why not just an e-gol
repudiable, non-repudiable -- never the twain shall meet. It's a
waste of time discussing it, as I've learned
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What do you need Customer Service for? ...
John, as with any web site, you get a surprising amount of people
emailing asking questions. You can't not have a help desk. Also,
with any business, there is no end of small matters to tend to -- for
instance, paying Amazon, etc.
If it was all aut
We have recently had many requests for multi-language support so we are
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Also we have been asked to re-post how our site works. Well it could not
be more simple! You sim
Hello everyone,
Why not just an e-gold debit card that is free to fund but merchants pay
4% plus a security deposit? Talk an issuer into making it an ATM card
[again, free to fund, but 4% on withdrawals] and you have not only a
ddecent income but also a piece of plastic you can give in exchange fo
The e-gold scam email is floating around again...
The site in which this scam originates is at:
http://www.g0ldve3f.info
-or-
http://www.g0ldve3f.info/verify/
Regards,
RJL
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> From: Patrick Chkoreff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 13:29:29 -0400
> To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [e-gold-list] repudiable payment system
> 1. Customers want to make impulse purchases and don't want to bother
> understanding or funding a DGC account (
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 02:04 PM, Offshore Team wrote:
I don't know what to say about the category 1 people -- are they just
whiney, lazy losers? These are the same people who are perfectly
capable of opening a bank account, providing state-issued ids, paying
bank fees, paying credit
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From: Patrick Chkoreff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The arguments I've seen for repudiable payment systems seem to be:
1. Customers want to make impulse purchases and don't want to bother
> understanding or funding a DGC account (and don't want to pay ANY fee
> to do so).
Hello Danny,
>
> Newcomers on your site would be much more reluctant to use e-gold if they didn't see
> creditcards accepted too.
>
I never really thought about it that way. But you do have a point of
course.
I think we added e-gold sometime in 1999 or 2000 because people with no
credit cards ke
On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 12:22 PM, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
... I think the solution, if there is any, will in effect BE a credit
card. In other words, the issuer will maintain the credit risk,
suffering the occasional default ...
James Ray wrote:
If a system is repudiable, they are goin
Dear Friends,
Stephen Villee generously awarded 5 grams e-gold for the
answer of his question - ' According to svillee, why do democratic countries
tend to have a progressive income tax?'
Thanks for the financial incentive.
With Best Regards,
Yog Yatry
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On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 11:15 AM, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
Oh, you could create repudiable e-gold for example.
...
There is a far bigger market for repudiable payments than for non
repudiable.
Creditcards have of course already taken up on it, but because
merchant accounts are
still di
At 6:15 PM +0300 5/28/03, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
...
>On the net you are frequently dealing with unknown counterparties in unknown (or
>uncertain) locations.
>Non-repudiable payments is not a realistic option in these cases.
>Repudiable is the only way you can work on the net in 95% of busines
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> > Oh, you could create repudiable e-gold for example.
>
> An interesting idea.
>
> You can use, for example, I$ escrow system
> ((http://internetdollar.com/escrow.html), which, no body uses) or any
> other escrow service.
Internetdollar is not gold backed isn't it?
Repudiable dollars ar
> > I would disagree with this statement as we have a decent amount of orders
> > coming in from all countries using e-gold to pay for our hosting services.
> >
> Same here. We are getting about 30% of new business from people paying
> with e-gold. Last year it was 10%, the year before that next to
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