At 12:02 PM -0400 6/5/03, Cambist.net wrote:
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>Jim,
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>Are there any efforts to promote e-gold in Japan, and are their any
>full-service exchange providers there? I think that given it's culture,
There are a few, but they seem to find eachother in mysterious ways!
I'm not aware if any are on
It would never go big unless someone started a Japanese service, in
Japan, likely with the gold stored in Japan too.
(Japanese are simply better than other people -- they don't wanna
mess with the hoi polloi ! ;-) )
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Having lived there for 10yrs and having fluency of their language, I can
safely say that the digital gold concept would indeed go over very well in
Japan.
The only thing is, the Japanese (as a people) are reluctant to change
unless introduced to that change by a trusted party. They only trust thos
Japan's a great country, and has the advantage of a crumbling
banking system along with an inflated currency. My brother lived
there for years and is still fluent in Japanese. Over there, trust
is a substantial issue in business (you might say Japan's a series
of 1mdc's!) so IMO an exchange might h
> Japan's a great country, and has the advantage of a crumbling
> banking system along with an inflated currency. My brother lived
> there for years and is still fluent in Japanese. Over there, trust
> is a substantial issue in business (you might say Japan's a series
> of 1mdc's!) so IMO an exchan
>Dear Friends,
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>A business associate sent the following link:
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>http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/getarticle.pl5?nb20020108a4.htm
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Fascinating stuff Jim
Can anyone guess which country will be #3 -- after Japan?
One gram to the winner! :)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Fascinating stuff Jim
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> Can anyone guess which country will be #3 -- after Japan?
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> One gram to the winner! :)
The US.
"A Fibonacci Expansion of M3?" - Robert Gregory
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_02/gregory011102.html
The mythical surplus is gone. Curre
