Extrapolating from the current numbers of 10879 spends in the
last 24hours, we know the maximum spend fee on each of those spends
is 50 cents. So that is $5400 per day. Half of that, or $2700, directly
goes to E-gold account holders via the incentive program www.e-
But what about the account holders? What do they get?
Any answer (I could give) to this (in this forum) would just be pedantic
ranting...
What if a company was set up which basically offered the same service, fully
backed by gold and offering the account facility on more or less the same
We can get an idea of the answers to two of your questions from
the E-gold statistics page.
Extrapolating from the current numbers of 10879 spends in the last 24
hours,
we know the maximum spend fee on each of those spends is 50 cents. So that
is $5400 per day.
Half of that, or $2700, directly
Extrapolating from the current numbers of 10879 spends in the last 24
hours,
we know the maximum spend fee on each of those spends is 50 cents. So that
is $5400 per day.
Half of that, or $2700, directly goes to E-gold account holders via the
incentive program
At 10:32 AM -0700 07/19/2001, Khurram Khan wrote:
...
incentive program www.e-gold.com/unsecure/incentive.htm.
Actually, its a fourth that goes to account holders via the incentive system.
No. 12.5 cents worth of metal times two (incentive payments go to the
originator of both the spendER
?? Maybe my math is obsolete, reread that URL -
25% of fee + 25% of fee = 50% of fee not going to E-gold
that 50% of fee = one half of fee, not one fourth is going to account
holders.
Can someone on this list from E-gold clarify if that is incorrect?
HR
Half of that, or $2700, directly goes
