> These domains have been some more or less famous SCAMS ! > > The AntiScam team shut them down and got them.
- Who are you people? You aren't the owners of this site that ADVERTISES investment programs are you? (http://www.topsitelists.com/bestsites/meendawgaz/topsites.html) If so, you have zero credibility. - How did you shut them down? - Why did you shut them down? - Kindness? - Profit? > They are to be sold now at $500 the package. Ah, now we learn why you shut them down. You are here to sell domain names that have a nasty stench attached to them. > Moreover: Some of you remember the IFA scam (www.ifamd.com) that > stoled more than $2,000,000 between August and November 2001. IFA (Intermediation Financière Africaine) were, just like the other domain names you are selling, HYIPs. Anyone who gives their money to investment programs like this does so willingly. If they lose their money (which they always do) is it really theft? Perhaps, but I say they deserve to lose it. Anyone with the intelligence level above that of the average AOL user should know that the only people who make money out of these scams are the guy who started it, the first few people, and e-gold (or whatever currency provider is used who gets fees on all the transfers). > After some months of investigations, we are now able to disclose who > was behind, with rock-solid evidences. > We will disclose this information to the IFA victims only. As we could > also get the full list of victims (their e-gold account numbers, > batches and amounts), contact us with these details. I, like Michael, wonder if you are ASKING for account details or STATING that you already know the details? If you are asking for the details, I wouldn't hold your breath. e-gold isn't known for being very forthcoming when it comes to responding to requests for information on accounts. Even if they were, I would hope that the only time they gave up info was when a legit investigative party required them. > Ragnar: If you want an interview for your webpage telling all about > the IFA scam, just contact us. As someone who is writing a serious article on security concerns (that I hope Ragnar will publish when complete), perhaps it looks bad for me to say this, but I would hope that Ragnar doesn't publish another article as lacking in useful or new information as that interview with the thief guy from a few months back. Unless the IFA did something more than simply run off with some idiots money, I wouldn't imagine it is worthwhile giving (a small degree of) fame to the AntiScam team. Perhaps the say will come when the economy, or at least a subset thereof, sees the merit in pooling together and paying for what would amount to a mercenary team of security / investigative personnel who specialized in tracking down assholes who rip other people off, but the economy would need to decide who they want to perform this task. Sometimes do-gooders get in the way. Just a thought. > Regards, > The AntiScam Team Regards indeed. BRYAN ALLERDICE Founder / CEO Professional Hacker Services (USA) LLC --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.
