>
> I can't think of ONE pal -- can you give me an example??
>
There is one question e-gold might be able to answer: Are a lot of those
transactions being conducted by customers that appear to be Indian or
Chinese?
Because that 'would' be a possible answer. For all we know they could run
entire vi
At 8:07 AM +1000 5/30/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>... There are _all sorts_ of legitimate reasons to want to
>>send out lots of small payments to lots of people in lots of places
>>which have nothing to do with Ponzi schemes.
>
>I can't think of ONE pal -- can you give me an example??
>
>(Perhap
Many of the paid to read opt-in email advertising and paid to click sites
use egold for that very purpose. I'm sure worthy of your disdain, but
nonetheless not ponzi.
Randy
> > >Suppose they all did lots of little/big jobs for you?
> >
> > that's impossile, there is no such business.
>
? Not at all!! There are _all sorts_ of legitimate reasons to want to
send out lots of small payments to lots of people in lots of places
which have nothing to do with Ponzi schemes.
I can't think of ONE pal -- can you give me an example??
(Perhaps it's just my business mentality: SEND PEOPLE MONE
At 7:35 AM +1000 5/30/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
>Jim, are you referring TO "neotic games" "hyips" whatever?
? Not at all!! There are _all sorts_ of legitimate reasons to want to
send out lots of small payments to lots of people in lots of places
which have nothing to do with Ponzi schemes.
It is, as I said, dozens of companies who wish to make thousands
of very small payments to recipients, who want a wide variety of
currencies.
Jim, are you referring TO "neotic games" "hyips" whatever?
The description "companies who wish to make thousands of very small
payments to recipients" ---
it's all a mystery because there's never been separate stats for
MACHINE spends versus human spends
e-gold lead the world in open information, its great ...
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to 2:1. Now it is 3:1 to 4:1. I think this is a clear indication
that something is changing in the way e-gold is being used. But
I have no idea what that might mean.
It could well be that EGOLD don't even know what it means --- I have
no idea even why people are using 1mdcGrams (except when
Yup, it would be great if you could add some GRAPHS, Jay!
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Jim,
I'll do the job for Jay first ! LOL
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> Nice job, Patrick! Please send me your e-gold account number, and
> thanks!
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At 7:14 PM +0200 5/29/03, AnyGoldNow SSL wrote:
>Thanks Ian,
>
>Have a look again :
>I updated the average Daily Transactions Graph (with my own data)
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>http://anygoldnow.com/EGStats.html
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>VERY Impressive lately !
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Nice job, Patrick! Please send me your e-gold account number, and
thanks!
JM
Thanks Ian,
Have a look again :
I updated the average Daily Transactions Graph (with my own data)
http://anygoldnow.com/EGStats.html
VERY Impressive lately !
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> Excellent, Pa
Excellent, Patrick! You beat me to it.
Nice smooth curves and easy to read, although I prefer a zero origin.
Regards,
Ian Green
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> Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Surge in velocity : GRAPHS
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Jim,
Here you go !
http://anygoldnow.com/EGStats.html
Too bad we don't have up-to date Data
Jay ?
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> I'll give a prize of at least a gram of e-gold to anyone who makes
> the
At 3:32 PM + 5/29/03, SnowDog wrote:
>> It is, as I said, dozens of companies who wish to make thousands
>> of very small payments to recipients, who want a wide variety of
>> currencies.
>
>Jim, can you explain how this process works?
..
Sure.
A random company that sends out lots of check
> It is, as I said, dozens of companies who wish to make thousands
> of very small payments to recipients, who want a wide variety of
> currencies.
Jim, can you explain how this process works?
Craig
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At 11:04 AM -0400 5/29/03, Robert S.Z. wrote:
>> Now it is 3:1 to 4:1. I think this is a clear indication
>> that something is changing in the way e-gold is being used.
>
>I fear it's people checking if their HYIP operators did finally pay them?
...
I disagree. Those get shut down too rapidly to
> > Now it is 3:1 to 4:1. I think this is a clear indication
> > that something is changing in the way e-gold is being used.
[...]
> Come to think of it, a 2:1 ratio would make most sense, wouldn't it? The
> person who transacts and the person who checks to confirm the receipt.
> That would mea
> Now it is 3:1 to 4:1. I think this is a clear indication
> that something is changing in the way e-gold is being used.
I fear it's people checking if their HYIP operators did finally pay them?
Sad as that might sound, but I think that, as well as site operators
checking if people paid for the o
On 29 May 2003, at 23:11, Ian Green wrote:
> Gold 308.39 kg equiv. USD $3,596,865.30 in 67,261 spends in 24 hours.
>
> This speaks of a lot more business going on than we can possibly be
> aware of in this discussion group.
Right!
A statistic which I find useful is the ratio of spends to acco
At 11:11 PM +1000 5/29/03, Ian Green wrote:
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>PS: This got (automatically) rejected (the first time) as containing "at
>least one attachment", but it's plain text and has no attachments! ...
>Bcc-ing to myself to check for sure.
Lyris has been acting up again (sometimes autorejecting *without*
not a perfect match for your request Ian, but this past message of
mine from mar 14th references data that you can use to get
historical velocity information:
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by continuing popular demand, the 4 CSV files containing daily e-metal
velocity have been updated to i
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