> so, if someone pretends to be you and send
> e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], referencing your e-gold account number in
> the subject line of your message.
>
> will your account's passphrase be gone and replaced by a temporary
> passphrase ???
>
> so, you cannot login anymore ?
No. I forgot mine
Hello, my business has recently started accepting e-gold for payment
(see http://www.redprince.net/enter/egold.html if curious), and I am
wondering how do I treat it for tax purposes (in the US).
I am sure the IRS will want its cut, but how do I determine the fiat
equivalent? My company web site
> Does anyone know if it is possible for an Australian to obtain e-gold with
> either paypal funds or credit card funds?
Though I'm not an Australian, I have just bought some e-gold using PayPal
from www.gold-trader.com. His web site says he serves worldwide, so as
long as you want to pay with Pa
At 01:07 2002-03-27 +1100, Ian Green wrote:
>Now I could filter e-gold's "egoldhis.csv" through a Perl script, but this
>is inconvenient, and believe it or not, I don't have perl running on a
>machine sufficiently near me at all times. Even if I did, it would be too
>much trouble compared to e-
At 18:28 2002-03-31 +0400, Alexander Fedotov wrote:
> It seems that fraudsters designed and engineered a new psychological
>trick I'd like to warn you about. Yesterday I received an e-mail (all
>Russian language translated) from "Friend" with a subject that sounds
>something like "You rock!" and
At 16:08 2002-04-09 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Check out these cool quotes regarding Gold and Digital Currencies:
My favorite quote comes from my Zen master. Years ago I asked him
to comment on the Golden Rule. Without hesitation he said: "Those who
have gold, rule."
Adam
http://www.redpri
I am working on a tutorial to explain to e-merchants how using
the SCI can be useful for their business. I have titled the
tutorial "Filling Your Pot."
The tutorial is not finished yet, but it is getting too late
at night for me to continue. It is certainly at a stage that
if I did not tell you i
At 08:10 2002-04-11 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>You should explain what a "cambio" is. The term is used on the first page,
>but if it is explained I didn't see where.
Well, I was assuming anyone who would be interested in this tutorial would
already know. :) This tutorial is the first thing
There is a link from e-gold directory to a http://www.millenium-exchange.com/
I have been trying to visit that site for several days, but always get error
403 (Forbidden). It looks like it has its file permissions set wrong.
If the owner reads this list, perhaps you may want to make your site
acc
At 03:02 PM 12/04/2002 -0500, John Haynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How do you imagine that they are getting the email addresses of E-Gold
>members to begin with?
Why, that's easy! All anyone has to do is go to
http://talk.e-gold.com/cgi-bin/lyris.pl?visit=e-gold-list
and get the emails of e
At 18:20 2002-04-13 -0400, James M. Ray wrote:
>It's not what you'd call a huge technical challenge...
Indeed. :) The process can be fully automated, unfortunately.
In a way it is refreshing to be spammed about things other
than enlarging parts of human anatomy, both male and female
(I am certain
At 11:48 2002-04-16 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>E-gold might want to consider rewriting the e-gold front end using java
applets.
I hope not!
Java is slow. I have it turned off. And when I browse the web with lynx,
Java does
not even exist. Why make it harder on people to get to e-gold?
Ada
At 11:34 2002-04-18 -0700, Ragnar wrote:
>Just got this in my mailbox. The link takes you to:
I, too, have received it. Here is the most pertinant necessary
for whomever is investigating this fraud:
>Received: (qmail 50617 invoked from network); 18 Apr 2002 18:12:19 -
>Received: from unknow
I did some further digging about this scam. First, I did
a traceroute to 195.22.232.114, and this is what I got:
1 192.168.1.9 (192.168.1.9) 0.508 ms 0.402 ms 0.451 ms
2 bar2-serial5-1-1-0.Cleveland.cw.net (208.172.217.157) 3.811 ms 4.224
ms 4.583 ms
3 acr2-loopback.Cleveland.cw.net (
At 13:40 2002-04-19 -0400, Alexis Golzman wrote:
>Thanks in advance for any information...
I used to live in Italy and had a bank account in the US.
It was very convenient because I could order things from
the US and just mail them a check.
I certainly did not have to pay any US taxes as I was
n
Introducing "goldware" from Gold Cowboy:
http://www.goldcowboy.com/goldware/
Three items are currently available, a mouse pad,
a T-shirt, and an apron. All three feature a pot
of gold and the words: "Gold. The currency for the
new Millenium." Additionally, the pad and the back
of the T-shirt hav
At 00:17 2002-04-23 -0400, Tristan Petersen wrote:
>What!?
>
>Put a few on http://goldbarter.com/ then!
Unfortunately, it is Cafe Press that would have to open their
eyes to the possibilities of accepting e-gold. All I can do is
design those items, but they handle everything else from
manufacture
It seems like MasterCard does not like small e-merchants to
accept payments through third parties such as PayPal:
http://money.cnn.com/2002/04/19/news/companies/paypal/index.htm
Ironically, they will probably accomplish the exact opposite
of what they want. Instead of going for direct merchant a
I have added several new items to the "goldware"
store. Several of them say "Better make it GOLD"
in the front, and "Currency for the Inernet" in
the back.
These include a sweatshirt, a baseball Jersey,
a tote bag (and more). Wearing/using them can
turn any one of us into a walking billboard for
The "e-" in "e-gold" stands for electronic. There are
79 e's (electrons) in an atom of gold. I created a
picture of an atom of gold, with all of its 79 e's.
To see the picture, go to http://www.goldcowboy.com/goldware/
and click on the "Atom of Gold Mousepad" (you
don't have to buy it, but it will
At 08:07 2002-04-29 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>great stuff! I love the symmetry plus the one loner in the outer ring!
Thanks. :) Yes, the one loner gives gold the wonderful quality of
being one of the best conductors of electricity there is.
I created the image using POV-Ray. To do tha
At 08:29 2002-04-29 -0400, James M. Ray wrote:
>This is because CafePress (as I and others have said, an excellent
>company) does not yet "get" e-gold. It would help me (and them!) a
>lot of some of the eloquent writers here would join me in asking
>CafePress to give it a try. TIA.
I have posted
I have created a new graphic that may be of interest to gold
evangelists. It shows a lattice of gold (i.e., a crystal of
gold) with the words "Restore the" above it, and the word
"$TANDARD" below it. The word "GOLD" is not explicitly seen,
but its shadow is cast over the lattice.
The idea is that
At 19:00 2002-05-04 -0400, James M. Ray wrote:
>Nice, Adam! This makes me want one of those chemistry-class
>foam-model things, though. Also, even though I know the other
>three metals aren't nearly as popular (I tend to hoard them) I'm
>now curious about seeing THEM, too! Science is wonderful.
W
James M. Ray wrote:
>Nice, Adam! This makes me want one of those chemistry-class
>foam-model things, though. Also, even though I know the other
>three metals aren't nearly as popular (I tend to hoard them) I'm
>now curious about seeing THEM, too! Science is wonderful.
OK, I got the data (atomic s
Now I have a platinum image, but again, I have never seen
platinum in real life, so someone who has, please tell me
if I got the color/finish right, so I can submit it:
http://www.goldcowboy.com/temp/platinum.jpg
Thanks,
Adam
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Thanks for everyone's input on the look and feel of platinum.
I have spent all day today trying to make it look right, and
finally decided not to do it. It just makes no sense to try to
create an image of something I have never seen.
I'll stick with gold. I have seen plenty of that in my life. :)
Well, I just could not go to bed before I did that platinum
poster: http://www.goldcowboy.com/platinum101/ (and it is
almost 3:30 am here).
I based it on the images JMR mentioned (the google link), so,
please forgive me if it is not absolutely the platinum look.
At least the chemical facts are co
At 17:14 2002-05-09 -0400, George Matyjewicz wrote:
>Anybody know how to remove it from XP?
As far as I know, the only way to remove it is to
remove XP itself. At least what I do, as soon as
I boot, I click on its icon in the shell tray and
tell it to exit. Whether it removes the virus
(which is
At 17:55 2002-05-09 -0400, James M. Ray wrote:
>You don't remove it, you "upgrade" it to eliminate a buffer overflow
>(which should not have ever been there in the first place, IMNSHO).
Well, actually, I have just checked the FAQ on the MS site, and
found this:
>Is the MSN Chat control included
At 11:50 2002-05-10 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>removal of MSN Messenger on XP:
>http://www.computing.net/windowsxp/wwwboard/forum/20329.html
Thanks! You have just made my day! I have wanted to get rid
of that virus for months!
Adam
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At 11:31 2002-05-14 -0600, Steven T. Cramer wrote:
>Of course they could do there own Gold
>Storage like the USA used to do back when they could read the
>constitution. But for small countries it could be easier to use a DGC.
It would probably be easier for a small country to use
use e-gold than
At 07:45 2002-05-15 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>It sounds to me like they generate a one use credit card type
>number for you to use online that maps to a bank account,
>but I'm not positive.
That's what it looks like. My first reaction: How long will it
take before they run out of available
Sorry I have not been active on the list lately due to my
health problems. But I have just noticed that CafePress is
offering free shipping on all domestic (US) orders over
$50 but only till 6/9/02 (a Father's Day special).
So, if you have not yet ordered your Restore the Gold
Standard T-shirt, y
OK, we tried it once on the CafePress BBS and so far nothing.
But right now a discussion has developed where people are
complaining about an increase in "fraud suspect" purchases.
I mentioned that if they accepted e-gold, there would be no
fraud. If anyone wants to pitch in, go to
http://pub80.e
>X-Envelope-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: 14 Jun 2002 18:35:40 -
>From: "EGOLD CEO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "EGOLD CEO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: URGENT FROM e-gold.com
>Lines: 29
Well, yet another scam, this one by some truly dumb people.
They can't spell
Well, we have a heated discussion on the CafePress list
again. On just how much better (sic!) PayPal is than
e-gold:
http://pub80.ezboard.com/fcafepressstoreownersforumfrm14.showMessage?topicID
=316.topic
Remember, that is an open forum, so if anyone wants
to pitch in, please do so. My messages
As a diabetic, I have to test my blood sugar regularly.
Every time I do, I have to use a test strip, which I
insert into an Accu-Check machine and place a drop of
my blood on.
The test strips are quite expensive and cannot be
reused. I have just noticed the words "The Accuracy
of Palladium" print
At 15:38 2002-06-22 -0400, George Matyjewicz wrote:
>At 01:39 PM 6/22/2002 -0500, G. Adam Stanislav wrote:
>>And I am wondering, how much actual palladium I have
>>thrown out with garbage by disposing of these test
>>strips. Is there any way to extract the palladium
>>f
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