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> - When I got the confirmation email, it took several tries to activate my
> account.
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> - Now, my password doesn't work any more.
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> - When I try to retrieve my password, nothing happens.
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> How do they expect anyone to use their payment service? It is a complete
> joke!
This will happe
Dear Sir,
up to now we did not received any questions from e-Gold ltd. We think that
as any e-currency payment system in the net e-Gold needs promotion and new
clients. So they must be interested if we advertize their name and
services on our websites, that brings to them new clients and new
turna
Dear White Bear,
I just joined,
mikep and deposited $1000 from e-gold, account 110131.
I see that I have $1250 credits but when I go to a game, it shows ZERO
Balance.
Explain please
On Sunday, August 3, 2003, at 06:56 PM, White Bear wrote:
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White Bear wrote:
Dear Sir,
up to now we did not received any questions from e-Gold ltd. We think that
Up to now, your casino didn't have e-gold's trademark in its name...
as any e-currency payment system in the net e-Gold needs promotion and new
clients. So they must be interested if we adverti
After depositing $1000 from e-gold to try them out, I show a ZERO
balance in the games.
I sent them an ICQ and they are offline. I called the phone number and
no answer.
I sent an email by clicking on Contact Us and this was my reply:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: service unavailable
Reporting-MTA: dns
Robert wrote: "The bad thing would be that e-gold once again would become an
all-too painful thorn in the side of big government and they would do their
very best to force some kind of disclossure."
Maybe, then, they'll consider moving (the servers) offshore! P.S. Of course,
not the government...
> Promos != casino-URLs. Get rid of it. Or be sensible like TGC
> did and put a "th" in front of that egold (I'm sure e-gold
> Ltd.'s lawyers don't
> care about
> the word, "the"!). It's *SO* easy to get around this stuff if you're
> AT ALL
> even a tiny-bit creative about avoiding litigation...
PBG Admin wrote:
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like for example www.thegoldlotto.com ;o)))
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Exactly. Remember, too, that we're discussing LAW here, not
logic. Logically, everyone would always get along, and there
would never be any disputes. The law here, IMO, tries in its
very-imperfect way to MINIMIZE disputes
James M. Ray wrote:
> Exactly. Remember, too, that we're discussing LAW here, not
> logic...I am not a lawyer, though, so this is just a layperson's
> opinion of how this stuff usually-works. Consult a real lawyer
> for real legal advice.
I think that about sums it up.
The prefix "e-" (Merriam
Regarding generic words, as an exception, it is possible to maintain
a trademark within a specific industry. For example, Apple Computer
could successfully prevent someone else using "apple" (or even names
of apple varities such as macintosh) in the computer industry.
However, defending generi
And to follow up with a bit of legal summary, excepts from bitlaw.com regarding
trademarks.
"Trademark rights arise in the United States from the actual use of the mark.
Thus, if a product is sold under a brand name, common law trademark rights have
been created."
"A mark is infringed under U.S.
"A mark is infringed under U.S. trademark law when another person
uses a device (a mark) so as to cause confusion as to the source or
sponsorship of the goods or services involved
Right, it's that simple.
Note, under standard trademark law, E-Gold Ltd would need to argue that using
e-gold
> An example is "Ford Automobiles". You and I could not start a "Ford
> Tire Company" or "Ford Windhsield Wiper Factory" or so on. You could
> start Ford Marshmallows, but not Ford Leather Auto Seating. Ford
> Clinic, but not Ford Tow Bars.
What aboug Ford's Towing Company?
http://www.ford
I'm just talking, Adam, about what the reality is. Not political
views on trademarks and how it SHOULD be, just what would happen
in all first world countries.
Granted, and unfortunately you are probably 100% correct.
fair enough, i didn't mean to be unctuous by the way. I does just
seem like
JPM,
it seems to me you are very emotional over this (as you obviously have an interest in
some way with e-gold LTD) which may server to
scare some people, but tell me where is the case history in protecting your particular
trademark? Has your company taken anyone to
court to date over tradema
> From: "Adam Selene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2003 13:28:52 -0600
> To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: R: Stealing Trademarked Words
>
>
> I think that about sums it up.
>
> The prefix "e-" (Merriam-Webster: electronic) is generic. To sugge
I guess e-trade is sol. I couldn't see someone starting e-trade-mutual.com
for an electronically traded mutual fund, or e-trade-realestate, a site
where property is traded electronically. Such names would be viewed as
somehow having a connection or being endorsed by E-trade.
Similarly, if I operate
JPM,
it seems to me you are very emotional over this (as you obviously
have an interest in some way with e-gold LTD)
Gordon -- don't you know? I am actually Douglas Jackson. AND I am
actually Jim Ray -- AND I am actually Jay Wherley. AND I am Barry
Downey! (No wonder I know so much about IP
> I think e-gold(tm) should vigorously pursue to the ends of the Earth
> anyone who violates the e-gold trademark.
Well at this point, speculation to the contrary notwithstanding, they
have not.
Gold & Silver Reserve, Inc. v. Giacomo Furlan
http://www.arbforum.com/domains/decisions/109054.htm
T
Hello JP and Adam
We have actually been getting the usual form letter for two domains we had
registered recently, replied to them, explained, and that was that.
The domains I am referring to are: e-golddinar.com and egolddinar.com
There are two main distinctions between the two above and
e-gold-c
Robert, the following is PURELY FOR WHAT ITS WORTH.
I love you but if you told all that to an attorney he'd glaze over
for ten minutes and then he'd be like..
"dude, here's a newsflash, you have "e-gold" in your name, you can't do that"
Honest to God, it's that simple.
Just to be clear ... (
here's one i just caught:
_The Day They Robbed the Bank of England_ (1960)
enjoyable B/W fictional heist set in 1901 London.
nice vault scenes - lots of 400 ounce bars lying about.
it sure took a lot of bars in those days to total up to
a million pounds sterling!
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0053752
If you are trying to use the "e-gold" trade mark in your domain and also
use the largest electronic gold currency on the planet, this section of
the
e-gold account user agreement seems relevant:
4.6 Right of Association
Issuer reserves the right to refuse service to particular users or
entities
> I'm not e-gold Ltd and I don't know how they work but it makes sense to
> me that they
> may prevent you from having a functional e-gold account long before
> they take
> legal action.
they already do this as I have seen a few people attempt to register their accounts
using e-gold in the acc
My recollection that there was an important distinction
between e-gold (with the hypen) and egold (without the hypen)
appears to be incorrect.
I was recalling all the ruckus over e-cash and ecash, with several
parties each claiming trademarks and prior use over the term
"ecash" (without hypen), w
Hello Gordon,
We registered the domains for the Malaysian government to preempt some
crook doing it and bringing the Golddinar into direpute before anything
got off the ground.
The government doe to the best of my knowledge neither own an e-gold
account, nor are they likely to want one. So I don't
Joel wrote:
If you are trying to use the "e-gold" trade mark in your domain and also
use the largest electronic gold currency on the planet,
Robert S.Z. wrote:
Malaysia doesn't have an e-gold account, to the best of my knowledge
and
hence they are not subject to any agreement with e-gold. So the u
After 12 hours, I still can not access any games. My Casino balance
shows 12500 in chips from a $1000 deposit, all emails to the casino
bounce, the ICQ is offline and the phone still will not answer.
So, anyone know what the hell is going on with this casino.
I can not even take my money back.
Can someone help?
Who accepts e-gold + fee to pay an account in USD without the rigmarole that
omnipay put you through. Offshore would be preferable but not necessary.
Admin
BHG-Host.com
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You want a USD cheque sent in the US? No problem, we can do that.
If you want us to make a cash deposit into an account in a number of
countries, then www.cyfrocash.net does that.
However, if you want to buy e-gold, then we can't help you, unless you are
an exchanger.
Cheers,
Robert.
THE CYBERFRO
> Joel wrote:
> I was talking about merchants that rely on having an e-gold account.
>
And that is exactly the point I'm trying to make. eGolddinar.com will not
be a merchant. It will be an information site.
You and I, we both know that CyberFrontier has other plans that involve
Malaysia, the Mid
For several years my father has been involved in mission work in
Africa, principally Ivory Coast but also Swaziland. He knows quite a
few people who have escaped the war-torn Ivory Coast across the river
into Liberia, so it's sort of out of the frying pan and into the fire.
It's a real mess
Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
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Anyway, for what it's worth. I would appreciate any leads or
suggestions however tenuous.
...
Perhaps an ISP or a telco could help? Outside of South Africa
I don't think there's very much exchange activity, but I could be
wrong. It would certainly be ironic (but not a
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2003 14:51:21 -0600
> To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: R: Stealing Trademarked Words
>
> Gordon -- don't you know? I am actually Douglas Jackson. AND I am
> actually Jim Ray -- AND I am actually Jay Wherley.
On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 01:41 AM, James M. Ray wrote:
Perhaps an ISP or a telco could help? Outside of South Africa
I don't think there's very much exchange activity, but I could be
wrong. It would certainly be ironic (but not all that surprising,
IMO) if an African telephone company first g
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