gary, we'll have disagree here. This usage of e-gold can only add bad PR to
the e-gold name. e-gold should take action to prevent the use of their system
by these scams, and this is a scam no matter what your definition of ethics
happens to be. I hope your defensive statements are not based
Whether or not I am involved is irrelevant, the question is whether or
not a payment service should become a policeman. If a payment service
starts "policing" the account holders, where do you draw the line and by
whose word is something a "scam" or just undesirable? If you wish to
become
the e-gold name. e-gold should take action to prevent the use of their system
by these scams,
What action do you propose? How is it applied fairly and consistently in
a low overhead fashion?
I have been scammed officially about 4 annoying times, but also many
little times by myself. Like
At 7:28 AM -0700 10/13/00, jeff wrote:
As I stop looking for a free meal and start standing up for myself, the
frequency of being suckered has decreased dramatically.
Now there's a powerful statement! It's awesome to see someone
exhibiting some personal responsibility. My hat is off to you
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gary, we'll have disagree here. This usage of e-gold can only add bad PR to
the e-gold name. e-gold should take action to prevent the use of their system
by these scams, and this is a scam no matter what
Lots of people believe that many irreputable people use "offshore" banks
but, this doesn't keep those banks from being VERY popular with other
people.
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I have not read the other messages, but I think this comment is very wrong
headed. Offshore banks are just banks in "other jurisdictions". I live in
Belize, and banks here are not offshore for me.
There are many advantages to using offshore banks which include
confidentiality, greater
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I have not read the other messages, but I think this comment is very wrong
headed. Offshore banks are just banks in "other jurisdictions". I live in
Belize, and banks here are not offshore for me.
There are many advantages to using offshore banks which include
confidentiality, greater
What I suggest is that e-gold corp. recognise a potentially bad PR
situation. I do not want e-gold to get the reputation of supporting
scam operations. There is only so much one individual can do to
counteract this, it is up to the corporate side to see the problem and
act to distance
We all recognize the potential bad PR. But what should be done about it?
I like someone's idea to come up with 'respectable' ways that use e-gold
(I am working on one). But even that: define respectable. I don't like
gambling too much, but some friends like to blow $500 in Vegas. They
stop at
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