Hi all,
I received the follwoing message in HTML format. Is it fake ?
Please reply
vivek
Login to access your e-gold account Account Number:Store my account
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Yes it IS fake.
Never log in to any account from an email source.
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At 7:38 AM -0500 1/19/03, Vivek Bharadwaj wrote:
>Hi all,
>I received the follwoing message in HTML format. Is it fake ?
...
If you have to ask, the answer's ALWAYS yes!! e-gold will not
send you HTML emails (since email is a totally-insecure way
to communicate, anyway). They will not ask you to l
> Of course the above discussion is really moot because IMO e-gold does
> not actually violate the patents anyway. If you read them carefully,
> you will see the Turk patents are very specific and explain an
> operation that is totally different to e-gold.
Sidd, can you elaborate?
Craig
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Hello Mr. Barnes,
It surprises me that you have such harsh words to say about the my servie, however,
every month I get a check for the same amount from you.
Khurram Khan
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>In truth, Khurram, emails are rarely, if ever, answered. I have
At 3:32 PM -0700 10/25/00, Khurram Khan wrote:
>It surprises me that you have such harsh words to say about the
>my servie, however, every month I get a check for the same amount
>from you.
Nobody has anything but harsh words about KMG's service it would seem!
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David,
I see you answered the queries.
MM
> Sidd,
> First of all, I would like to say that I appreciate your
> comments, as I can
> always count on you to look into the technical side of a site
> with the most
> critical eye I have EVER seen in a discussion list.
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Hi David,
- Original Message -
From: "David Reed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>(The legal requirements are on the site at
http://www.osgold.com/services/terms.html)
Yes, these tell me how *I* must behave, but I already trust myself! It
gives me absolutely no idea how *you* will care for *my*
bubble (OS)
explodes.
JB
>From: "Sidd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [e-gold-list] RE: FW: Re: Re osgold.com
>Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 09:40:12 +1200
>
>Hi David,
>
>- Original Message -
>
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Yah..
COUNT ME IN"""
>From: "Sidd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [e-gold-list] RE: FW: Re: Re osgold.com
>Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 09:40:12 +1200
>
>Hi David,
>
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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
> I can't see a big problem with accepting personal cheques. You just
> don't give out the gold until the cheque clears (3 days in UK).
Personal Checks can actually be cancelled, and payment taken back, up to 6
months after it has cleared. Don't know the mechanics of such a
transaction, but do
> > I can't see a big problem with accepting personal cheques. You just
> > don't give out the gold until the cheque clears (3 days in UK).
>
> Personal Checks can actually be cancelled, and payment taken back, up to 6
> months after it has cleared. Don't know the mechanics of such a
> transac
> Yes that's true, but it applies equally to money orders. I used to run a =
> mail order business and have taken tens of thousands of UK personal =
> checks and I never once had anyone try that. Credit and debit cards, on =
> the other hand, gave us chargeback problems all the time.=20
However,
>> Yes that's true, but it applies equally to money orders. I used to run a =
>> mail order business and have taken tens of thousands of UK personal =
>> checks and I never once had anyone try that. Credit and debit cards, on =
>> the other hand, gave us chargeback problems all the time.=20
>
>How
>>>I can't see a big problem with accepting personal cheques. You just don't
give out the gold until the cheque clears (3 days in UK). There are even
ways of clearing cheques instantly if you want to pay extra. If you look at
it that way, it's a 100% secure method of payment.
Counterfeit checks a
>> Personal Checks can actually be cancelled, and payment taken back, up to
6
>> months after it has cleared. Don't know the mechanics of such a
>> transaction, but do know it is possible.
>
>Yes that's true, but it applies equally to money orders. I used to run a
mail order business and have take
Offshoresufer:
RE: ..."Finally I would make the point that a hell of a lot of people
around the world use online banking, yet we don't hear in the media every
day of accounts being raided. Yet on this list it seems to have become an
almost daily occurence with regard to e-gold accounts. Would you
>
>Oops, I forgot to mention one other DGC:
>
> With 1mdc, there are no transaction or storage fees at all.
>
>-- Patrick
>
it rhymes .. "1mdc's ... got no fs"
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One other item on this.
Crowne-Gold allows you to receive compensation for helping us distribute
the gold that we 100% physically store, audit, account for...
Now some may not be interested in being compensated well for your sales
efforts, I do.
Why? Because it is worth it.
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Umm, isn't that kinda the same thing as a *down-line* or pyramid scheme, or
MLM? or is that a misinterpretation on my part?, you know. kind of like it
depends of what the definition of *is* - is?
I wouldn't particularly agree that Gold should be sold the same way that
long distance telephone s
There is no "downline" it is merely a business of marketing a product, and
profiting from this. No more than one level, just an override for your
efforts of marketing gold.
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>: bpay and internet banking are all reversible though, just like any
>: bank transaction
>
>On none of these occasions was there any suggestion of reversing the payments
>without the payee's consent. In fact I still have the 2 fraudulent payments
>because I had already paid the gold... the ban
> Also in Australia the same applies. I have had fraudulent payments sent
> to me via the online banking system and there is no question of
> returning funds paid that way.
Perhaps it's lack of nutrition today that is causing my inability to understand
clearly what is being said here by Sidd
>
>
>
>Q. If you are sent funds via online banking (including BPay for Australia), can those
>funds be reversed, and if so, how long after the transaction has taken place does the
>power to reverse exist?
>
Bpay can be, online transactions no (however banks can do what they like)
>
>Q. If fu
> Also in Australia the same applies. I have had fraudulent payments
> sent
> to me via the online banking system and there is no question of
> returning funds paid that way.
Perhaps it's lack of nutrition today that is causing my inability to
understand clearly what is being said here by Si
For the record BPay is reversable.
http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
- Original Message -...
Elided. Please folks, delete original messages if possible,
otherwise it makes the list unreadable for those in the digest,
or those who aren't blessed with unlimited bandwidth. Yes,
it goes ag
>For the record BPay is reversable.
>
>http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
>
Oh my god -- an actual fact seen on an internet mailing list! :-)
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> >For the record BPay is reversable.
> >
> >http://www.bpay.com.au/default.taf
> >
>
>
>
> Oh my god -- an actual fact seen on an internet mailing list! :-)
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