I got this from a paid subscriber service http://www.safemoneyreport.com/
China's four largest banks have applied to the Shanghai Gold Exchange for
permission to trade gold for their customers now that China has deregulated
(allowed private ownership of) gold.
These would be The Bank of China,
My thoughts on judging them are: look at their casino.
It has thousands of users who have placed millions of
bets, and the bets have paid off. What more do you
really need to know?
I'm not a gambler but if I were I wouldn't shrink from losing lots of gold
at blackjack or roulette to them
- This statement is grammatically incorrect. I for one cannot
understand it
as
it is written.
True.
I apologize.
No harm done. I'm sure you have a better command of English than I do of my
keyboard.
Joe
www.loavesandfishessoupkitchen.com
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No, he's confusing usage with grammar. The idiomatic
expression have a seat refers to the use of the
chair, not the chair itself. It is equivalent to
be seated which might be something he would find
more...comfortable.
Pretty good.
I think I'll just have to explain it to him your way.
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I think that the publicly selling of TGC shares is quite
dangerous and
This statement is grammatically incorrect. I for one cannot understand it as
it is written.
I have two possible variations.
1. I think publically selling TGC shares is quite
It's GOLD for crying out loud.
Er... it's not actually gold. It's value back by gold, numbers in a
computer
anchored to gold's value. It's *virtual* gold!
I stand corrected to an extent. I was only generalizing the idea.
Why do I say this? The laws of some countries forbid people to
It's interesting to note that the 3rd payment I ever received in e-gold,
was from JPM, as a welcome bonus gram, after I brashly declared I was
going to make a mark on the [e-gold] world.
Graham Kelly CEO
What a generous bunch.
My first payment was from Douglas Jackson. Memo: For my
Dear Joseph,
I'm curious to know what type of marketing it was that enticed
yourself, Tril and Graham, to find out about e-gold in the early days?
Joel,
To be truthful I don't think it was any type of marketing of the type we see
today. I came across it while looking through some tens of
e-metal® payment confirmation: Batch 22504174
Paid To: 100414 (Joseph E Firmino)
Amount: 2 grams of Gold
Memo: Wow, ancient account!!!
Thanks JMR
I never win anything. This must be my lucky day.
Joe
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Well, I'm not inclined to brag but Jim Ray seems to want to give a gram
to the earliest batch number, so here's mine:
10/29/97 20:20 InExchange
Batch #595
Gold +0.936680 300.00 USD
Me either but here's a useless batch number just in case no one is paying
attention and I get the
Daniel wrote:
Sorry to hear of the rip for the loaves and fishes CAPULIN dropped
$1400
to the same or similar scammers.. perhaps we socially conscious type,
heartfelt folks, are dumber than rocks?!?
Let's just say unaware of the dangers. I'm very sorry these lessons have
been so
I was informed today that Loaves and Fishes account at e-gold was
unceremoniously wiped out by some rascal. The password was compromised (not
by me) through one of those emails that have been going around. This
particular one stated that Loaves and Fishes was the recipient of some type
of
Fascinating, but it looks to me like the key clause is 'intended for use as
current money'. If the money is being passed-off as US Dollars, then it
looks like the law is being broken. All of Chapter 25 is concerned with
counterfeiting and forgery.
I'm almost tempted to delve into this but it
Can anybody on this list suggest a 'decent' US bank that has REAL online
banking or that accepts wires by fax?
We need to be able to fully manage an account remotely, any chance?
marco
SunTrust Bank
http://suntrust.com/
A clip from the section of the website that happened to include
As I continue to use e-gold for more and more real
business transactions, one thing continues to stick out
like a sore thumb: Lack of an email confirmation sent
from e-gold to both parties with all transaction details,
under all circumstances.
I'm pretty sure they already have this in the
Can anyone help with this?
I am looking for a site where I can pull the most recent
exchange rates (ZAR/USD) from for use in one of my scripts
- I am using Perl.
I've been using FXTrade at http://fxtrade.oanda.com/home.shtml . It's a
completely automated currency exchange service. ZAR is
healthy inventory of e-gold but I really think you've cut the
boat in half.
I'm not sure what you mean here. Gold Age, for example, accepts
money orders, Western Union, and even PayPal, which can be
funded by credit card. It is not direct funding, but it's damn
close. The fees are
This sounds like the (Latvian) debit cards that Graham Kelly
(www.GoldNow.st) sells. Apparently you can fund IN OUT e-gold debit
card at ATMs throughout the world. I remember him offering one for that
price on this list a few months ago, having auctioned a few (that went for
about that
An exchange service can convert a hard payment to a softer payment, and
hence can fund your debit card or PayPal account with your hard payment.
However, an exchange service cannot perform the transaction in reverse
without being targetted by internet thieves.
Well then I guess I'm just
But I'm not sure what the point would be really? Is it not
easier to fund the e-gold account directly than to fund the card using a
similar method then use it to buy e-gold...
Any opinions?
Nick,
Maybe I'm dreaming but I envision being able to buy e-gold in the shortest
time frame
Sorry e-forexgold. I meant to send this to the list.
The answer to that is Yes. We can fund not only our debit cards but also
the
Cirrus cards distributed by cardaccounts.tv, x-cards and GoldNow.st.
We accept funding by e-gold, e-bullion. GoldMoney, evocash and WebMoney.
Normal funding time is
and because y'all are Christians, I was wondering if you had
any insight about selling the idea of taking e-gold to the
Christian community. If you have any thoughts on this matter,
Wanda (cced) and I would be very interested. We are about to
reach out to this community locally with a
Again, anyone who can do so, please simply state in English typing
what that extra gold in the trust is.
(If you don't DEFINITIVELY KNOW, type nothing)
3. DECLARATION OF TRUST
3.1The Trustees shall hold the Trust Fund and the income thereof
upon the trusts and with and
This seems to be similiar to whatever it is a few of you have been mulling
over.
As far as I can see it's anonymous, cash based, reasonably secure, cheaper
and faster than a bank wire and seems to be looking for a market maker or
two.
An Xtran customer provides the retail clerk with money to be
What your tax software is telling you is that the subsequent
sale of the gold in exchange for fiat is taxable as a capital
gain or loss.
OK, let's not get all turned around the tax-go-round here. I knew it was a
capital gain before I entered it on Schedule D Capital Gains and Losses so
my
You hav eto have the person's Social Securtiy number to file a 1099-Misc,
don't you?
Julie
Yes.
Joe
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I've had an e-gold account for years now and believe it or not I really
havn't found a need to use scads of wile and/or whatever to get my money
turned into gold. (my primary objective) On the other hand I can't really
see the use in paying 15% for a convenience transaction even if I understand
I vaguely remember hearing that there was actually a concerted effort in
Nigeria to destabilize Western economies through rampant fraud. I don't
remember where I heard this or how reliable it was, though. The simple
desire for immoral profit is probably the motive for most of these I want
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While I haven't traded commodities futures, I have fiddled around with
options (which
apply to equities) and my uderstanding is that options are essentially
the same thing
as futures
OK,
I tried out the site and was fairly impressed. Anyone wanting to do quick
(10 min.) e-gold purchases should check this site out.
I transferred $25.00 from my paypal debit card to OSM to e-gold with a fee
of only $1.42 due to the difference in the price spread between e-gold and
OSM. There
e-gold isn't and has never been backed by gold. It can't be. It's
a payment system. What's so hard to understand about this. So what
if people are calling e-gold a GBC. The terminology doesn't decide
what reality is. It's the payment system that allows gold itself
to circulate
www.loavesandfishessoupkitchen.com
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Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 9:53 PM
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: GBC
In that thought experiment, in what sense would you say egold is
backed by gold or has a
Guys:
Comments (good or bad) on XOdds betting on Forex/Stocks/Metals?
I guess what I really want to know is if they are reputable.
If I win, will I get my money?
I've been doing futures for years. It looks like these guys
are calculating option positions, and taking the short side
If it is possible to produce a 1kg bar, why is it impossible to produce a
12.5kg (400 oz) bar?
I saw this explained on a late night documentary about gold production and
other gold related miscellany.
The reason is that the consistancy of the molten gold prevents it from being
cast into
Let me see if I have this right.
Instead of transferring conventional dollars and cents as payment for
various items (securities etc.) through the established maze. You just send
a digital gold certificate which represents title to a certain amount of
gold.
Someone please correct me if I'm
I'm pretty sure it says on the site that you can use any URL you like. Yours
or your friend's etc. I imagine you could put e-gold's URL if you wanted but
I suppose it would be a good idea to get the permission of whoever else's
site other than your own that you will send hits to.
I signed up
This brings to mind another question, though. How could anyone
prove that Charlotte's site, or that soup-kitchen/ministry, aren't
scams? It's somewhere between hard and impossible to prove a
negative. My hope is that reputation in the community is valued
over the grams that could be
In my haste I neglected to thank those of you who put aside your
reservations about what's real what's not and sent Loaves Fishes some of
your hard earned sweat. It will be put to good use.
Joe
www.loavesandfishessoupkitchen.com
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Or indeed, are those rates set by e-gold, and Omnipay happens to
choose to follow them?
It's all quite confusing and non-formal, I believe.
If my memory is correct, in the beginning there were e-gold and GSR only.
GSR was the only market maker. Two quite distinct entities. It seemed
I don't see what the problem is unless you can't figure out the tax code. I
don't operate a business but I have lots of buys and spends because I'm a
dabbler and I only have to have to put up with my own mess. Nevertheless I
use Microsoft Money and count my ounces of gold as you would shares of
Steven wrote:
Care to elaborate on that HYIP reference ?
How many have you tried and what were their names.
Precisely what I've been saying. The suckers who fall for HYIPs seem
to lack the ability to discern that it's a scam, and when they are
burnt lack the reasoning to understand why
I don't see what it has to do with being an independant contractor in the
first place. The Gov't is very strict about classifications in this
category.
I have done this type of work before and what they were more concerned about
were things such as job duties, who pays for supplies, and believe
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