[e-gold-list] IntGold Withdrawal Problem

2003-12-02 Thread Rajesh Ghimire
Friends,

Recently we read Andrei's problem of withdrawal from debit card of IntGold.

24 hours before I decided to withdraw IntGold fund via e-gold.
For that, I sent the fund $449.95 worth of IntGold to IntGold Company id:
1 to credit my e-gold account. The fund was transferred successfully to
IntGold but the computer gave the notice that transfer was failed because my
computer hanged in the process. I am not able to suggest my e-gold account
to IntGold company with their system.

I promptly emailed [EMAIL PROTECTED]  to notify them and complete the
withdrawal.

After 1 hour, I received the receipt of my payment to IntGold via email.
Then I forwarded same email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for the reminder.

Till time, I did not receive any response with IntGold.

I know that respected list member like Ragnar and Graham can help me for the
justice if necessary.

Let us wait and see the reality.

With Much Respect,

Yog Yatry
Osho Kala Group
Kathmandu, Nepal



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[e-gold-list] Re: CASHCARDS

2003-12-02 Thread Steve Renner
 Subject: CASHCARDS: noone cares that they ran with the money?
 From: Patrick Verbeer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Patrick,
I cannot find you as being one of our Members Who are you and what is your
complaint ? I have sent you emails to offer assistance, but you do not
respond. If you have a legitimate complaint, let us know and we can resolve
it for you.

Voicing your complaints on the e-gold is great, but it does not solve your
personal support issued. Please contact us directly, and we can assist you.


Yours in Success,

Steve Renner, Managing Director
Cash Cards International, LLC

US Support Offices:
250 Second Ave S
Suite # 145
Minneapolis, MN 55401

PH: (612) 332-6025
FX: (612) 332-6032

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[e-gold-list] CyberFrontier Hosting // DDOS attack // Finale

2003-12-02 Thread Robert B.Z.
Hello Everyone,

It appears that we do have a few clients hosting with us whom we can't
contact. Especially among the Privacy Hosting packages there are several
clients we could not send their new access details, because the mail box
the hosting account had been opened with either does not exist anymore, or
is full.

If you used to have a site hosted on our server05 and have not yet
received your new log-in details, please contact us with your original
user name, password, and of course domain name.

This obviously means, we are pretty much back in business, managed to grow
despite the attacks. Of course, we do regret the hardship that the
downtime cause for everyone and if anyone needs help installing databases
from the backups, feel free to email us.

Cheers and thanks for all the kind mails and offers of help.

Robert.

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[e-gold-list] Re: My INTGold / INGold Debit Card

2003-12-02 Thread Nits
Hi  Andrei,

I have recently purchased intgold debit card  and have used it a couple of
times .

 I have read the Card announcement at INTGold site:
 https://intgold.com/m/debit.cgi/1. Then I asked INTGold about the
 terms and conditions and so on - NO RESPONSE.

  I  also had similar problems while contacting intgold support (email)
it appears that they do not respond to email queries   :(

 The Card arrived within two weeks via Global priority mail
 (internationally) together with Cardholder Agreement and instruction. The
 card arrived with $0.00 balance not $10.00 as it was announced before
 purchasing.

ARE YOU SURE THAT THE CARD IS ACTIVATED ?

 I recieved my card with in 12 days of ordering and preloaded with $11 in
it. I got a preactivated card .



 Unfortunately the loading fee is 2% by e-gold not 1.5% as it was announced
 before purchasing.

 Then I loaded the card by e-gold. The real fee was 2% + $1.5. It took
 around 1.5 days.

For Loading the card i used GOLDNOW.st
I recently requested  for  a funding on Sunday 
Still waiting for it :)
It takes 3-4 days to fund the card (min.) .

But the best part is no loading fees is charged by goldnow the only fees you
have to pay is $1.5 flat which is the fees for card to card transfer .

Also Graham Kelly the owner of goldnow is an active member of this list .


 I have tried to withdraw funds: CAN NOT PROCESS TRANSACTION (834). Then I
 tried at another ATM network - the same result.
 I mailed to admin and send them image of the ATM receipt - NO RESPONSE.

Hmmm.  just try calling their Customer Support number that came with
your CARD .
They do not answer any emails hope they answer the phone calls .   ;)

Hope this helps .
elogik.


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[e-gold-list] Graham Kelly/GoldNow is only a marketing guy +++ vermycycle project?

2003-12-02 Thread Internet Investment Group LLC Internet Investment Group LLC
he is great in announcing great things. but thats all. 
very late funding and very unfavourable rates and terms of business. 

by the way what happened to your vermicycle? project which you heavily advertised 
here? 
i assume it was a big success. ;-) 
i am waiting for your creative explanations ;-) maybe the summer was too hot and noone 
wanted to invest with goldlater ;-)


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[e-gold-list] Some reasons why you shouldn't any business with GrahamKelly/Gold now +++ Your GoldNow.st Order #EX-12453 REFUND

2003-12-02 Thread Internet Investment Group LLC Internet Investment Group LLC
No. 1: The company name itself is false advertising. As everybody
knows it should read GoldNever or GoldLater. 

No. 2: This guy offers exchanges to DMT/ALTA but has obviously no
clue how it works. See below. 

Stay tuned. From now on more reasons will follow every day. 


Garry,

Thank you for the reminder. Having to Claim the amount is
unusual. It's now claimed. I will credit your e-gold account today.

Graham Kelly CEO


On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:10:39 -0500, Internet Investment Group
LLC
Internet Investment Group LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 said:
again. still waiting for the money (e-gold). 
according to our alta account history you still haven't claimed the
money we payed to you. 
date: 2003-11-21
 
 
From: Graham Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 13:43:03 +1300
To: Internet Investment Group LLC Internet Investment
Group LLC
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Subject: Re: Your GoldNow.st Order #EX-12453
 
So, we are all newbies together... how delightful! :)

Transfer the funds back into my USD account 
D1FB86F2219EE12B6949C2A777E631B3D3F5A58F9B, and I will credit
your e-gold account as soon as I receive the funds back, same day.
 
Cheers!
 
GK


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[e-gold-list] debit card funding delays grrr!

2003-12-02 Thread Graham Kelly
Guys,

We are aware of recent past delays with debit card funding. Basically,
GoldNow has asked for (and paid for) ALL THE CURRENT debit card funding
orders, and we are waiting for the card funder to do his job. AS SOON as
the credits hit our account, the cards will be credited to all customers
immediately. (thank you for your custom, and patience)

Apparently, the ThanksGiving holiday slowed every bank in the US down to
slower than a crawl, as per usual.

On another happier note, today we signed a deal with an another debit
card supplier, with offices in the US, but out of Netherlands Antilles.
(These guys are operating a digital ecurrency, and didn't even know it!
I've been educating them...) As a result, GoldNow will be able to create
a VIRTUAL Visa card for y'all literally within *seconds*, as well as fund
it immediately!! (Well, maybe not ALL 32,000+ GoldNow customers, within
seconds!) The card will also have a CVV2 number. This is to be used for
online internet purchases only. You can also order an attached ATM card,
which attaches to the SAME account. Card to card transfers are their
specialty.

We will be selling this package, an ATM card, plus a Visa virtual
debit card.

Stay tuned for further announcements... I'm excited, AGAIN!

Graham Kelly CEO


On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 00:25:25 -0800, Nits [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
 Hi  Andrei, I have recently purchased intgold debit card  and have used
 it a couple of times .

 For Loading the card i used GOLDNOW.st I recently requested  for  a
 funding on Sunday  Still waiting for it :) It takes 3-4 days to
 fund the card (min.) .

 But the best part is no loading fees is charged by goldnow the only
 fees you have to pay is $1.5 flat which is the fees for card to card
 transfer .

 Also Graham Kelly the owner of goldnow is an active member of
 this list .

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Primary Customer Service +61 3 9776-4886
US Phone 1-866-999-1717
US Fax 1-213-559-8555 
UK Phone +44 (0) 709 233-7612
UK Phone +44 (0) 709 201-4015 CEO
UK Fax +44 (0) 870 135-0279

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[e-gold-list] Some reasons why you should do MUCH business with Graham Kelly/GoldNOW!

2003-12-02 Thread Graham Kelly
Guys,

This person wants me to refund the difference in the cost of the e-gold
when he delivered it to us, after he cancelled his order, and we refunded
him. He gave us $580 USD worth of e-gold, which was returned in *full*,
less the DMT transfer fees, plus an apology for the delay. Apparantly,
the value of gold reduced by some $13 odd! (Incidently, we would have
refunded his e-gold for EXACTLY the same amount had the ecurrency value
increased... he could have made $ on the refund!)

Sorry, Garry, we cannot guarantee the cost of gold on a future date. In
any case, we ADVERTISE this on every order email confirmation, plus it's
fully viewable/available on our site FAQ. We have 30,000+ happy
customers, who KNOW this. Also, GoldNow is not a gold futures dealer...
yet! (Stay tuned!)

Garry, Please keep those *reasons* coming...

Having said that, we are not perfect, and we DO make mistakes
occassionally.  Just like you, Garry!

GoldNow DMT funding/redemptions are now fully available, and operational.
For larger amounts, contact myself for delivery times.

Cheers!

Graham Kelly CEO

On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 16:48:50 -0500, Internet Investment Group LLC
Internet Investment Group LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
 No. 1: The company name itself is false advertising. As everybody
 knows it should read GoldNever or GoldLater. 
 No. 2: This guy offers exchanges to DMT/ALTA but has obviously no
 clue how it works. See below. 
 Stay tuned. From now on more reasons will follow every day. 

 
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Primary Customer Service +61 3 9776-4886
US Phone 1-866-999-1717
US Fax 1-213-559-8555 
UK Phone +44 (0) 709 233-7612
UK Phone +44 (0) 709 201-4015 CEO
UK Fax +44 (0) 870 135-0279

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[e-gold-list] Re: Some reasons why you should do MUCH business with Graham Kelly/GoldNOW!

2003-12-02 Thread Sidd


Graham Kelly wrote:
This person wants me to refund the difference in the cost of the e-gold
when he delivered it to us, after he cancelled his order, and we refunded
him. He gave us $580 USD worth of e-gold, which was returned in *full*,
less the DMT transfer fees, plus an apology for the delay. Apparantly,
the value of gold reduced by some $13 odd! (Incidently, we would have
refunded his e-gold for EXACTLY the same amount had the ecurrency value
increased... he could have made $ on the refund!)
The ethical way to deal with a situation like this is to return the 
exact amount of gold by weight to the customer, not the USD value.

Sidd.

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[e-gold-list] default to USD/weight?

2003-12-02 Thread Graham Kelly
Sidd,

I wouldn't normally disagree. However, the GoldNow terms of trade
specifically advises that we default to the USD value. But, I will
consider changing that in future, depending on feedback.

Besides, that not an ethical error, just a trading reality.

Thanks Sidd!

GK

On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 12:54:57 +1300, Sidd [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
 
 
 Graham Kelly wrote:
  This person wants me to refund the difference in the cost of the e-gold
  when he delivered it to us, after he cancelled his order, and we refunded
  him. He gave us $580 USD worth of e-gold, which was returned in *full*,
  less the DMT transfer fees, plus an apology for the delay. Apparantly,
  the value of gold reduced by some $13 odd! (Incidently, we would have
  refunded his e-gold for EXACTLY the same amount had the ecurrency value
  increased... he could have made $ on the refund!)
 
 The ethical way to deal with a situation like this is to return the 
 exact amount of gold by weight to the customer, not the USD value.

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Primary Customer Service +61 3 9776-4886
US Phone 1-866-999-1717
US Fax 1-213-559-8555 
UK Phone +44 (0) 709 233-7612
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[e-gold-list] SS Republic wreck is FOUND!!!

2003-12-02 Thread James M. Ray
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/12/1201_031201_republic.html

or http://makeashorterlink.com/?F278153B6

with $400,000 - oops, I mean $180 MILLION (now!) worth
of gold! And it's in INTERNATIONAL waters, so finders-keepers
is still possible! WooHoo! Hopefully good video soon of the loot.
JMR


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[e-gold-list] Re: default to USD/weight?

2003-12-02 Thread Sidd
Graham Kelly wrote:
I wouldn't normally disagree. However, the GoldNow terms of trade
specifically advises that we default to the USD value. 

Besides, that not an ethical error, just a trading reality.
No, you are incorrect, it is a matter of ethics. If someone gives you 
something and you wish to return it, you must return exactly what 
they gave you, not some arbitrary non-equivalent valuation of it.

You were paid a certain weight of gold... all e-gold payments are 
settled in weight of gold, as clearly stated on the e-gold web site. 
The exchange rates are merely for convenience.

In order to ethically return an e-gold payment, it is necessary to 
return the weight of gold.

Sidd.

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[e-gold-list] Ethical refunds

2003-12-02 Thread Viking Coder
 This person wants me to refund the difference in the cost of the e-gold
 when he delivered it to us, after he cancelled his order, and we refunded
 him. He gave us $580 USD worth of e-gold
...
 Apparantly, the value of gold reduced by some $13 odd! 
...
 Graham Kelly CEO

 The ethical way to deal with a situation like this is to return the 
 exact amount of gold by weight to the customer, not the USD value.
 
 Sidd.

Why is that the case when the transaction was done in USD, and the
site/emails contain notices stating such an eventuality?

If the reverse had happened, and the exact weight was returned, the client
would be raising hell that $580 was spent, but only ~$567 (minus fees) was
refunded.

A transaction should be unraveled in the same manner that it was entered.

Or do you mean ... 
The ethical way is to always take the short end of the stick, regardless
of circumstances

Which is an extreme version of The customer is always right


Viking Coder

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[e-gold-list] Re: SS Republic wreck is FOUND!!!

2003-12-02 Thread jpm
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/12/1201_031201_republic.html

or http://makeashorterlink.com/?F278153B6

with $400,000 - oops, I mean $180 MILLION (now!) worth
of gold! And it's in INTERNATIONAL waters, so finders-keepers
is still possible! WooHoo! Hopefully good video soon of the loot.
JMR


To date, more than 750 gold coins have been recovered. Some 60 
percent of them are Coronet Head 20 Dollar Double Eagles and the 
balance are Coronet Head 10 Dollar Eagles. ...

  holy shit





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[e-gold-list] Re: Ethical refunds

2003-12-02 Thread Sidd
Viking,

Viking Coder wrote:
Why is that the case when the transaction was done in USD, and the
site/emails contain notices stating such an eventuality?
Please read my previous message explaining the situation.

If the reverse had happened, and the exact weight was returned, the client
would be raising hell that $580 was spent, but only ~$567 (minus fees) was
refunded.
It would be easy to explain the logic of the refund if it was done 
correctly as I explained.

A transaction should be unraveled in the same manner that it was entered.
No, that is not correct... see my other message.

Or do you mean ... 
The ethical way is to always take the short end of the stick, regardless
of circumstances

Which is an extreme version of The customer is always right
No, I don't mean that, I mean there is only one correct solution, no 
matter which way the USD value of gold moves.

Sidd.



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[e-gold-list] Re: Ethical refunds

2003-12-02 Thread Viking Coder
 Please read my previous message explaining the situation.

That message was posted while I composing mine.


 It would be easy to explain the logic of the refund if it was done 
 correctly as I explained.

Yes, but is it a matter of ethics, or of business practices/methods?

I'm not arguing backed vs. fiat, or base system denominations, but
inter-currency transaction roll-backs. When a transaction is made across
non-equivalent currencies, is there an *ethical* means of determining what
amount should be refunded?

How is this situation usually handled (fiat - fiat transactions)? Is the
merchant/payee's currency used as the basis for refund, or the
customer/payer's currency used?


Viking Coder

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[e-gold-list] Re: Ethical refunds

2003-12-02 Thread Sidd
Viking Coder wrote:

Yes, but is it a matter of ethics, or of business practices/methods?

When a transaction is made across
non-equivalent currencies, is there an *ethical* means of determining what
amount should be refunded?
There was no transaction across non-equivalent currencies, gold was 
paid, and gold should be returned.

If the customer had paid Graham 500 USD, Graham would be correct to 
return USD, but that was not the case, Graham was paid a weight of 
gold. It is impossible to Spend USD with e-gold, and this is 
clearly stated on the e-gold site.

Quote e-gold Account User Agreement:
1.12. Spend means the act of transferring value between e-gold 
accounts in fulfillment of a payment order entered by User. Spends 
are accounted by weight and convey title to that precise fine weight 
of metal. Spends may not exceed Available Balance.

How is this situation usually handled (fiat - fiat transactions)? Is the
merchant/payee's currency used as the basis for refund, or the
customer/payer's currency used?
This is not the issue under discussion, no exchange between different 
currencies had taken place.

Sidd.





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[e-gold-list] Re: Some reasons why you should do MUCH business with Graham Kelly/GoldNOW!

2003-12-02 Thread Cambist.net


 From: Sidd [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 
 Graham Kelly wrote:
 This person wants me to refund the difference in the cost of the e-gold
 when he delivered it to us, after he cancelled his order, and we refunded
 him. He gave us $580 USD worth of e-gold, which was returned in *full*,
 less the DMT transfer fees, plus an apology for the delay. Apparantly,
 the value of gold reduced by some $13 odd! (Incidently, we would have
 refunded his e-gold for EXACTLY the same amount had the ecurrency value
 increased... he could have made $ on the refund!)
 
 The ethical way to deal with a situation like this is to return the
 exact amount of gold by weight to the customer, not the USD value.


It depends. If someone sells their gold for a certain amount of USD, say for
a wire or check, and he later wants a refund, I think it is proper to deal
in USD. The gold was sold at the time of the order and you are now dealing
with dollars. 

If the order had been completed, that is the amount of dollars he would have
gotten. You wouldn't want customers canceling because the price of gold went
up and they wish they would have sold later.


I'm not sure in the case of DMT since I'm not that familiar with it. If it
was for a certain amount of -gold- in the DMT system, then the amt. of gold
should be returned.


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[e-gold-list] Re: Some reasons why you should do MUCH business with Graham Kelly/GoldNOW!

2003-12-02 Thread jpm
It depends. If someone sells their gold for a certain amount of USD, say for
a wire or check, and he later wants a refund, I think it is proper to deal
in USD. The gold was sold at the time of the order and you are now dealing
with dollars.
Nuh.  Note that you say John

The gold was sold at the time of the order
 

if it was sold the order is completed and that's the end of it. 
It's now a USD amount.  You have some USD that is theirs.  Send them 
USD.

(If instead of USD  - at this later time - for some reason -  you 
decided to send them wheat, gold, cars or paperbacks, that is a 
different separate negotiation to have.)

If for some reason the deal - the sale - is being broken, is not 
proceeding, there is NO sale, you would - of course - as Sidd points 
out - give back whatever it was they gave you.

If they gave you cheese, give them back cheese. In this case they 
gave you gold, give them back gold.

There is no other possible viewpoint.

That is the only conceivable meaning of cancelling the sale.

I dunno why you bother getting into these arguments Sidd  :)

By all means, two parties could enter in to a contract where in the 
case of a dispute or a broken deal some other sort of thinking would 
prevail.   Graham may have some sort of arrangement like this on his 
web site.


If the order had been completed, that is the amount of dollars he would have
gotten. You wouldn't want customers canceling because the price of gold went
up and they wish they would have sold later.
Graham says in the example the customer cancelled, and your example 
John is about a customer cancelling.

You can't let customers cancel a sell order of e-gold for obvious 
reasons, ie you will have no business.

If the price of gold has skyrocketed in the interim, the MM would be 
nuts to let the customer magically cancel.  If the price of gold has 
plummeted in the interim, the MM would not want to do some sort of 
price based return





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