Hi,
this has been one of my favorite sites for many years. it has been around a
long time and I found it by trying to find a great article written by Bob
Black that i read maybe 10-12 years ago, called The Abolition of Work
http://whywork.org/rethinking/whywork/abolition.html? which first line
Dbourse didn't have a shopping cart interface so I didn't fund
my account yet.
To be clear, beacuse there is no shopping cart and it's done by
humans, that annoyed you so much you didn't use it? Intriguing! I
wonder if there's a lot of that?
They claim to be adding auto spends in the future.
JP,
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Say Rag, did these GET FILLED ALREADY? I don't see it on the
order
of sales list .. ?? Or did you not do it yet?
No-one sold to me at 97 yet, it's still sitting there -
looking for a
weak hand who wants to sell a share! Come on! :)
Dbourse didn't
I created an account, but there doesn't seem to be a way to fund
one's account with a shopping cart. One has to email dbourse.
I wanted to place a bid for 5 shares at 90.
Say Rag, did these GET FILLED ALREADY? I don't see it on the order
of sales list .. ?? Or did you not do it yet?
No-one
James,
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Danny Van den Berghe wrote:.
...
Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
This person who put in a low bid at 90 got his 5 shares
rather quickly.
I think you mean sold. I wish I had pounced on one,
actually, but I was
too slow.
So, if gold is at $380, the average customer will bring in about 1
ounce.
If gold is at $4000, the average customer will bring 0.1 ounce
If gold goes to $40, then the average customer will come with 10
ounces.
I think you are thinking in terms of dollars. If gold goes to $4,000/
You can put it in your 'predictions' file, most people have it in the
'basic
economics' file.
This is so silly it is not even worth addressing.
We are used to that kind of statements from you.
Note: It usually means jpm agrees, for people who are new on the board.
If the Euro goes down
So, if gold is at $380, the average customer will bring in about 1
ounce.
If gold is at $4000, the average customer will bring 0.1 ounce
If gold goes to $40, then the average customer will come with 10
ounces.
I think you are thinking in terms of dollars. If gold goes to $4,000/
ounce, bread will
So, in gold terms their revenues will have downward pressure when the
gold
price rises.
Danny
classic, another prediction!
someone make a note!
It's not a prediction, it's a simple mathematical deduction.
I remember it was you who told here that the average customer on a casino is
Go to http://dbourse.com, press the New User: Create Account, and
create your account. Then you'll need to fund your account -- for
this, note that the account creation instructs you to email
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
You can fund an account with e-gold or 1mdc, and probably other DGCs
like
classic, another prediction!
someone make a note!
It's not a prediction, it's a simple mathematical deduction.
hilarious... at any event, let's put it in the predictions file.
It raises an interesting question -- how are IG systems affected by
moves in the gold price?
(market makers
On Friday, Sep 12, 2003, at 09:32 Atlantic/Azores,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Annoyingly, it seems to not work with one os/browser combination --
OSX/Safari. The developers must be some idiots...)
I'm using OS 10.2.6/Safari 1.0 (v85) and it works perfectly :)
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You are currently
It's not a prediction, it's a simple mathematical deduction.
hilarious... at any event, let's put it in the predictions file.
You can put it in your 'predictions' file, most people have it in the 'basic
economics' file.
What I am describing is just the same like what any company experiences
You can put it in your 'predictions' file, most people have it in the 'basic
economics' file.
This is so silly it is not even worth addressing.
But if we have to .. it's ironic you give the example of
McDonald's as it exactly and precisely does not work like that.
(Well, it didn't for Wendy's
The reason *I* am in love with The Gold Casino is that on the 1st of
every month I get my dividends.
I own 40 shares --- and the shares have been trading for three months
now. In fact on the 1st of NEXT month it says the divdend
increasesm, so they say. Hence, on the 1st of every month I
Danny Van den Berghe wrote:.
...
Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
This person who put in a low bid at 90 got his 5 shares rather quickly.
I think you mean sold. I wish I had pounced on one, actually, but I was
too slow.
That in itself is not such a problem, but one would expect to see
Danny Van den Berghe wrote:.
...
Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
Anyone who bought shares in TGC at the start can offer their TGC shares
for 89.2 grams and still break even.
This is based on a 9% increase in the gold price ($345 to $380) and the
1.8% return from dividends so far.
Anyone who bought shares in TGC at the start can offer their TGC
shares for 89.2 grams and still break even. This is based on a 9%
increase in the gold price ($345 to $380) and the 1.8% return from
dividends so far.
Regards,
Joel Bruce
A ! Good thinking Joel.
Perhaps that explains why
Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
This person who put in a low bid at 90 got his 5 shares rather quickly.
I think you mean sold. I wish I had pounced on one, actually, but I was
too slow.
No, no , I remember jpm mentioned here a few weeks ago that someone had put
in a bid for
Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
Anyone who bought shares in TGC at the start can offer their TGC shares
for 89.2 grams and still break even.
This is based on a 9% increase in the gold price ($345 to $380) and the
1.8% return from dividends so far.
True, but somebody who just
Danny wrote:
Another overlooked factor is the effect that changes in the price of
gold
have on TGC business.
I bet TGC didn't overlook the changes in the gold price when they
scheduled the launch of http://dbourse.com. Their timing was perfect!
10KG worth of shares were sold in the first week
Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
...
Most people still think in dollars.
Most of them would go to the casino with the same amount in dollars , and
that would mean only half that much gold..
I think TGC forces them all -- better than I ever could -- to
slowly start thinking in terms of grams instead
Most people still think in dollars.
Most of them would go to the casino with the same amount in dollars ,
and
that would mean only half that much gold..
I think TGC forces them all -- better than I ever could -- to
slowly start thinking in terms of grams instead of dollars
when it comes
So, in gold terms their revenues will have downward pressure when the gold
price rises.
Danny
classic, another prediction!
someone make a note!
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Hmm, I see the TGC stocks trade down at 90.
This person who put in a low bid at 90 got his 5 shares rather quickly.
That in itself is not such a problem, but one would expect to see more
bids
coming in at 90 if there is any demand out there.
Why pay 100 if somebody succesfully bought at 90
On Thursday, September 11, 2003, at 06:26 PM, Space Gold wrote:
Those who are looking to buy TGC shares have nothing to loose by
putting
in
bids at 95, 90 , even 85.
Where are they? Has demand completely dried up already?
So how do I buy TGC shares?
Go to http://dbourse.com, press the New
Dear Bill,
By WIWO I just meant walk in, walk out. This term is used in
business to signify a business that is -- well, walk in, walk out
For instance, a newsstand where someone sells newspapers and
magazines is a WIWO type of business. The thing sold is a
commodity and there is little or no
clever spam... Go Gold Casino! yea!
So today I am at a Indian Reservation playing live blackjack at the $5 table and the
dealer is consistently beating me or pushing.
So she pulls up a 21. Ok fine... another 21... ok unlikely but I can relate to the bad
luck. then comes another... Ok this is
Bingo Bango bloody Bongo, 4 gold bars come up
again and I am 30 grams richer!
The reason *I* am in love with The Gold Casino is that on the 1st of
every month I get my dividends.
I own 40 shares --- and the shares have been trading for three months
now. In fact on the 1st of NEXT month it says
Adam, it seems to me you are looking FOR all the usual features
that are offered in shares.
No, we are looking for the features THEY have set for their shares.
If you want to buy something you'll usually want a desciption of what is
being offered to you.
Because in the normal world you can
Incidentally, you're somewhat correct -- they might be asking a
ridiculously low price of only 40,000 grams for 10% of the company.
Right.
They might also be asking a ridiclously HIGH price ..
In absence of numbers we cannot judge it.
For example, do you think the principals would
On Friday, June 27, 2003, at 07:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For instance, I'm very disappointed in this ridiculous platitude
where they claim the shares are worth 10% of the company ...
(ie they
have a crystal ball -
They're not making a prediction, they are choosing a price at which
they
They're not making a prediction, they are choosing a price at which
they are willing to sell off 10% of the company. They're just
asking a price, seeing if they can get it. Looks like they can, so
far.
True, like I said, you and I discussed it at phenomenal length and
came to no more than a
At 10:04 AM +1000 6/28/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
the phrase FIRESTORM OF INSANE BURNING SUCCES UNPRECEDENTED IN THE
WORLD OF COMMERCE comes to mind
It's a spectacular, staggering, mind-numbing event for the world.
For world history. It's absolutely seminal.
It's a staggeringly
But Patrick,
How do i use these anonymous bearer instruments you've been working
on? What's the URL?
http://lucrative.thirdhost.com/
How does it all work? Is it true that if you lose one you've lost it
(just like cash I guess).
Yes, if you lose the document you lose the asset.
Say I have some Lucrative, value 1550 units.
Do I sort of gve you the 1550 and you give me a new one, change, or
can i
split up my 1550 one into smaller, uh, sections?
I think Patrick has adopted the method used by Digicash: binary value
coins
(1,2,4,8,16...). Not very intuitive for
Joris shalom,
BTW no need to reply to both my email address and the mailinglist, I am
subscribed so I get your emails double.
Okay -:).
With Lucre the coin is (x,z). x beeing a random ID, z beeing the
signature of oneway(x). If the mint knows the 'coincode' (x,z),
it can track
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On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 03:27:58PM +0200, Arik Schenkler wrote:
We at I$ have solved this problem by not asking Bob details.
We issue another C2 for a legite C1.
It is just how paranoid you are. The mint knows that C1 and C2
are
An anonymous digital bearer instrument system would have prevented such a
problem from affecting them as an instrument holder. Such problems become,
as they should, the issuer's, and the liability is theirs.
Sincerely,
Patrick
But Patrick,
How do i use these anonymous bearer instruments
thank you for the run down!
Say I have some Lucrative, value 1550 units.
So its like one certificate for 1550 units.
Say I want to give you say 20.50 units (say I've just bought a car
from you, for example)
Do I sort of gve you the 1550 and you give me a new one, change, or
can i split up my
At 06:19 PM 3/22/2003 +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thank you for the run down!
Say I have some Lucrative, value 1550 units.
So its like one certificate for 1550 units.
Say I want to give you say 20.50 units (say I've just bought a car from
you, for example)
Do I sort of gve you the 1550
Joris shalom,
Lucre is the technical system for the coin handling. Lucrative is an
application using Lucre to make it work as an usable DBI system.
I did try both. Lucre works, but to actually use it you need some sort
of application on top of it, this is what Lucrative does; both for the
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Joris shalom,
Hi Arik :)
BTW no need to reply to both my email address and the mailinglist, I am
subscribed so I get your emails double.
With Lucre the coin is (x,z). x beeing a
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On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 11:36:15PM +0200, Arik Schenkler wrote:
Sorry for being late in responding.
No problem! Thanks for responding.
I understand what you say about the theory of Lucre.
If the coin is being minted by the user, there is no way
Shalom,
My questions:
There are two digital bearer systems:
1. Lucre - where the issuer do not know the coin code.
2. I$ - where the issuer knows the coin code.
Note: All the blinding in Lucrative is done client-side, the mint is
agnostic
if blinding is done.
Are you sure? Can you
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On Wed, Mar 05, 2003 at 01:45:24PM +0200, Arik Schenkler wrote:
Note: All the blinding in Lucrative is done client-side, the mint is
agnostic if blinding is done.
Are you sure? Can you describe, how you think it works. (don't send me
to
I only faxed them a copy of my photo ID.
I did not fax them the copy of a creditcard statement, nor the copy of
a
utility bill they asked for.
So, next time you have trouble with Paypal, just say: fuck up, I don't
want
to be spied upon.
I am going to close my account there anyway, so
Hi,
Paypal just restricted my account, simply because I have travelled to a
country they do not service (Bulgaria), and now they want me to explain what
I am doing here and how long I will stay.
Here is their email:
Unfortunately, your account access limitation cannot be lifted at this
time.
--On 20 September 2002 13:41 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That doesn't help the yanks out there, but any opportunity to stick
it to the US I just can't turn down.
Ah yes, seeing as the yanks invented digital gold :)
oh ... and the internet.
oh .. and computers.
oh .. and electricty
Rachel Willmer wrote:
...
come to think of it, didn't a German, Konrad Zuse, invent the first
binary computer, the Z1, in Berlin in 1936...
Perhaps, but
a. We're drifting WAAAY off-topic here, and
b. http://www.coe.unco.edu/DonnaFerguson/ETHistory/TESLA.HTM
an excerpt:
Inventors
--On 25 September 2002 06:41 -0400 James M. Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Rachel Willmer wrote:
...
come to think of it, didn't a German, Konrad Zuse, invent the first
binary computer, the Z1, in Berlin in 1936...
Perhaps, but
a. We're drifting WAAAY off-topic here,
aw, Jim, you're no
telephone?
it was meucci...
http://www.garibaldimeuccimuseum.org/congress.html
cars?
I thought it was a German, Benz..
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blcar.htm
fax? Scottish...
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blfax.htm
Funny, ages ago if you read a Russian encyclopedia
At 11:09 AM 20/09/2002 -0700, Greg Broiles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they all seem to want some variation of a wire transfer or
a cash deposit, both of those requiring an in-person trip to a bank during
banking hours,
or the payment of significant fees someone like Western Union, again,
during
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...and Jerry Springer
...and WNBA
''
SNIIP---
mouse, -- Swedish inventor...
and the telephone -- as i recall it a italian inventor...
And to the most important thing .. who found america ...it think it
was Leif erikson - a nordic VIKING..;)) -
At 08:41 AM 9/21/2002 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
telephone? it was meucci..
cars? I thought it was a German, Benz..
fax? Scottish...
Or maybe you guys make confusion between 'inventing' and 'making/selling'??
Maybe you better stick to CocaCola, McDonald's etceheheeh
That, and also
--
From: Patrick Chkoreff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Why would anyone need Pay Pal?
Date: Fri, Sep 20, 2002, 4:12 PM
Patrick wrote:
Let me pose a specific scenario.
Imagine how cool it would be if I could tell an employer
Patrick wrote:
Let me pose a specific scenario.
Imagine how cool it would be if I could tell an employer to direct-deposit
my paycheck into a certain bank, and unbeknownst to my employer the funds
would actually go to a market maker acting as a bank who would then dump
gold into my
That more then rocks, sounds like suicide to me since ACH transfers can be
reversed 90 to 180 days after they complete.
Have fun, I am sure the crooks using E-Gold will catch up with you soon..
MB
John Kyle wrote:
We basically do this right now. We have customers who have told their
At 07:19 AM 9/20/2002 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's called viral marketing and E-gold does not work like this... If e-gold
would work like this they would have been a lot bigger (And the person
sending gold would have another progeny account)
I find it facinating that nobody on
Martjin,
Ek reken dat jy moontelik kan vestaan wat ek skryf, dit is
aangesien my taal sy oorsprong uit jou taal het.
Wat die jou opmerking aanbetref - kyk uit vir iets soort
gelyks wat eers daags gaan veskyn. Die idea staan op 'n
rues van 'n berg en vra om raak gesien te word.
En ek stem ek
Lourens,
Soos ek gese het, Pecunix gaan dit doen... en baie meer!
Lekker naweek, groete,
Sidd.
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: Wat die jou opmerking aanbetref - kyk uit vir iets soort
: gelyks wat eers daags gaan veskyn. Die idea staan op 'n
: rues van
Remember on thing when comparing paypal to e-gold: you can fund your PayPal
account instantly using your credit card start sending money. This is not
the case with e-gold, where you have to go through a third party to fund you
account, waist a lot of time, and on top of this pay prohibitive fees
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Lourens, Sidd,
Ek reken dat jy moontelik kan vestaan wat ek skryf, dit is
aangesien my taal sy oorsprong uit jou taal het.
iga loll oskab ennast hollandi keeles väljendada, aga kas sa ka
maameeste jutust aru saad?
Sorry for the harsh words,
Remember on thing when comparing paypal to e-gold: you can fund your PayPal
account instantly using your credit card start sending money. This is not
the case with e-gold, where you have to go through a third party to fund you
account, waist a lot of time, and on top of this pay prohibitive
At 12:20 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, Morgan Harry wrote:
[...] On the other hand, some exchange providers are able to fund an
account in a matter of minutes, so a new account with e-gold can be funded
and operated in a very short period of time.
Please explain how to do this in a very short period of
I don't mean to say that the exchange providers are bad people, when
they want known good funds
coming in to exchange for their known good funds going out - I
wouldn't want to be on the other
end of a chargeback, having paid out irrevocably in the meantime -
but I'm trying to figure out
Please explain how to do this in a very short period of time;
Explanation may be somewhat dated, but when I opened my egold
account - I used goldfingercoin and was funded in less than a day.
all seem to want some variation
of
a wire transfer or
a cash deposit, both of those requiring an
That doesn't help the yanks out there, but any opportunity to stick
it to the US I just can't turn down.
Ah yes, seeing as the yanks invented digital gold :)
oh ... and the internet.
oh .. and computers.
oh .. and electricty
;-)
But yes, it's great sticking it to yanks!
And Aussie does
JP wrote:
Right, there will never be an easy way to 'change between' USD and egold.
They are different currencies. there will never be an easy wayto change
between USD and Euros or between USD and Canadian dollars.
That's primarily because of the lack of a firm, reliable, non-repudiable,
Of course, BPay may not have the automation features you need for this, but
it sounds like Bryan is suggesting that BPay is low risk for market
makers. In other words, you could receive a BPayment and feel completely
confident in spending gold in return, knowing that the payment was real
n other words, you could receive a BPayment ..
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html
search on bpay Patrick :)
(maybe its a 5 or a 6 rather than a 7)
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Ah yes, seeing as the yanks invented digital gold :)
oh ... and the internet.
oh .. and computers.
oh .. and electricty
...and Jerry Springer
...and WNBA
Fortunately the US redeems itself by having a steady supply of southern women who love
Australian accents. Oh, and HBO. Where
At 03:49 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, Fred Michaelis wrote:
Just one quick observation. In the USA, strangely enough, most people buy
things using the US dollar. Why? Because a lot of sellers will accept
it. So, it would follow, if sellers sold more things for the value of
E-gold, it would not be a
At 04:21 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, George Matyjewicz wrote:
Me thinks we need something similar to check cashing services.
I think you're onto something there, George. You have to be the bank,
figuratively or maybe someday even literally.
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Here's the thing you guys.
There IS NO WAY, and there will never be a way, for it to be easy
to convert from national currencies to GOLD
(Here's why:
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html )
It will not, cannot and never will be easy. Let's say historically
over the 20 years 2000-2020
At 04:31 PM 9/20/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There IS NO WAY, and there will never be a way, for it to be easy to
convert from national currencies to GOLD
(Here's why:
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html )
It will not, cannot and never will be easy.
I didn't say it would
Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
At 04:31 PM 9/20/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There IS NO WAY, and there will never be a way, for it to be easy
to convert from national currencies to GOLD
(Here's why:
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html )
It will not, cannot and never will
At 12:20 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, Morgan Harry wrote:
.. so a new account with e-gold can be funded and operated in a very short
period of time.
Please explain how to do this in a very short period of time; I spent
awhile staring at the web pages of exchange providers and they all seem to
JP wrote:
There IS NO WAY, and there will never be a way, for it to be easy to
convert from national currencies to GOLD
(Here's why:
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html )
It will not, cannot and never will be easy.
Patrick wrote:
I didn't say it would ever be easy. I'm just
Sidd,
--- Sidd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lourens,
Soos ek gese het, Pecunix gaan dit doen... en baie meer!
Lekker naweek, groete,
Kliptik ogen din platuk omaturik. En biden oblapuk en meer?
Kaput en gobledigook.
=
Regards,
Ragnar
CFO - http://www.gold-age.net
Find a reputable
At 02:54 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, Morgan Harry wrote:
At 12:20 PM 9/20/2002 -0400, Morgan Harry wrote:
.. so a new account with e-gold can be funded and operated in a
very short period of time.
Please explain how to do this in a very short period of time[...]
You seem to forget that
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From: John A. Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: why paypal wins and e-gold not.
Date: Fri, Sep 20, 2002, 12:35 PM
I would venture to say that a person could open and fund an E-Gold account
in less than 48 hours without any
gobledigook. is right.
I recommend english. If you want to talk dutch, afrikaans, spanish,
french, et all personal emails are better and don't confuse others.
We mainly talk english, US and Aussie on this list and that can cause
enough confusion.
Kind regards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
A
A customer can buy money orders and send it to us overnight mail and get
funding of their gold account. That is less than 48 hours.
- John Kyle
Yep. Just 89 cents at Publix supermarkets.
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: We will only accept E-gold as currency. I
: believe that it is up to us.
Fred,
I am interested to know why you only trust e-gold? Surely e-bullion
and GoldMoney have some merit?
Sidd.
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Hello All,
Something like the scenario below does exist
in Russia and other Russian speaking countries
with WebMoney Internet currency.
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 12:02:52 -0400
Subject: [e-gold-list] Why can't e-gold supplant Western Union?
From: Chris Lord-Van Voorst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I
fastgold.net has no minimum, however we will certainly not deal with paypal.
Having been stung for over 7k from that shonky outfit.
Shonky is Grahams word :-)
James
Money to Gold, and Gold to Money, Pays Referral Comissions Directly to Your
eGold account.
the FASTEST funding on the net.
JM All of the $$$ to e-gold conversion people seem to have a minimum
JM purchase. Why so? What makes it uneconomic to sell tiny spends via
JM PayPal or Amazon.com honor system or some such?
Paypal is a scam !
About $500 of our money that they are still keeping since +4 months.
MC
--
Mariman
On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Julian Morrison wrote:
All of the $$$ to e-gold conversion people seem to have a minimum
purchase. Why so? What makes it uneconomic to sell tiny spends via
PayPal or Amazon.com honor system or some such?
Other than the fraud issue is labor. While paypal offers a purchase
CCS wrote:
But there were a few serious misconceptions. The worst of these was
the idea that a fiat currency by virtue of being imposed over a larger
area is somehow an improvement. Another is that the EU has anything
to do with free trade: rather it is regulation (ie unfreedom) of trade
: Re: [e-gold-list] RE: why?
Eric Gaither, Gaithman's E-Gold Exchange wrote:
big snip
"Of course, that is just my opinion, folks, I could be wrong! I want
to
know what you think America..."---Dennis Miller
Just a few thoughts.
Eric
Well put Eric.
&qu
Thank you for this prompt explanation.
It is not very clear to me though why Goldtoday would
be taken off
the list of market makers, since he seemed to be the
scapegoat for e-gold and the banks?
So e-gold is behaving just like the banks?
What incentive do I have now to switch from the
banking
Well I think he was just caught in the middle.
Being a small business person he was easier to clobber by the 'big boys'
than the criminals who are a bit harder to find.
I am happy with his service anyway.
he still looks after me very well.
Chuck
= Original Message From Dagny Taggart
a) the funds were 'frozen' so not lost,
b)Authorities were notified so the criminals could be apprehended.
so your 'guess' is as good as mine.
Being just a small business person in another country confronting a large
multimillion dollar company
in the US on one side and 2 multinational
Craig Haynie wrote:
GSR has positioned
themselves so that they do not act as judge and jury on accusations of fraud
and the gold sitting in the questionable account does NOT belong to GSR.
They're out.
I must disagree with your Craig, GSR does act as judge, jury, and executioner about
he RIGHTFUL owner.
"Of course, that is just my opinion, folks, I could be wrong! I want to
know what you think America..."---Dennis Miller
Just a few thoughts.
Eric
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From: Craig Haynie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "Eric Gaither, Gaithman's E-Gold Exchange" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 12:18 PM
Subject: [e-gold-list] RE: why?
Craig and Everyone,
GSR has positioned
themselves so that they do not a
One point that I would like to make is that it was GSR that got these
Market Makers started. Why??? I have asked myself this as they are losing a
lot of money, therfore allowing someone like you and Michael to cash in. Why
did they really do this? One reason may just be because of what has
I can answer that for you.
Michael Moore, who runs the gold-today site was hit my two crimminals who
placed orders using counterfeit cheques not long ago. Those cheques (a couple
of hundred dollars AUS) were sent direct to the gold-today banks and then
subsequently passed to e-gold and to
Hello Danny,
Well I see that one of my customers has answered the question for you.
What can I say!!
Thanks Chuck, although I did not want to make that information public
particularly I really appreciate your kind words and vote of confidence.
Danny,
What Chuck has said is essentially
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