For some strange reason all gold currencies penalize users by keeping
entry costs high and exit costs low. The last post of (first in a very
long time?) from on high left me puzzled.
Is e-gold seeing this all from it's exchanger OmniPay's perspective as
well?
Especially in a falling spot market
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On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 09:04:38PM -0400, Gordon H. wrote:
this issue has now been solved by Joris and he has received the loot of
35USD(e-gold)! or 3 grams approx ;-)
Yes, I can confirm that I got the e-gold from Gordon. Thanks!
Joris Bontje
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well as least you got a card, i've got sweet dick all and no one is
returning my emails. this is an embarrasment to netpay.tv. I
specifically asked netpay before paying if freecashcards were legit and
they said oh sure real nice folks, you can trust them blah blah blah etc
etc. Why would any
Has anyone received a Freecashcards debit card?
On May 30/03 I made payment of $17.00 to their account 2154546 with batch
number 234149. Since then no card delivered and now no one at
Freecashcards is responding to my emails. Is this a scam? i sure hope not.
It's only $17.00 but very
It's getting rather funny indeed.
The ipo was not too well prepared if you ask me.
Compared to which IPOs? RedHat and VALinux come to mind...
(These companies went up hugely their first days (suggesting a
waste of potential share price by the issuer!) then subsequently
went WAAY down).
: Now, TGC is on record that the 400 shares they issue have right to
vote.
: OK.
: What does that mean?
Danny, clearly you have misunderstood the voting rights attached to
shares. The fact that these shares have voting rights does not mean
that you can practically vote if you have one of
At 2:26 AM -0400 6/26/03, Robert S.Z. wrote:
...
The current system really benefits no-one. On the contrary, because of
larger hoardes of a few individuals, real circulation growth is dropping.
Er...Have you examined Examiner lately??? It's apparently dropping
and growing at the same time! What
At 11:21 AM +0300 6/26/03, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
...
As for the price shooting up and collapse next, that's something you have
not so much control over.
I disagree. There were MANY obvious signs that many IPOs were
initially underpriced, and this underpricing was used as a way to
Dear all,
Below is another scam letter that was sent in to my inbox.
Please be careful and don't reply to the similar messages.
Yours, Bob Pavonia
Subject: Your e-gold account has been disabled
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear e-gold member,
we are sorry to inform you that we
Hello JM,
Sorry but you do seem to be missing my point. Where is the benefit for our
little economy in 100,000 new accounts with an average balance of 0.05gg ?
Unless they all buy books - and quick - there is no circulation.
Without circulation there is no benefit for new merchants.
Why did JP
At 6:39 AM -0400 6/26/03, Robert S.Z. wrote:
Hello JM,
Sorry but you do seem to be missing my point. Where is the benefit for our
little economy in 100,000 new accounts with an average balance of 0.05gg ?
Lots of people all over the world are reading email for pay, and they
are slowly getting
So your argument is that this is right because everybody does it and
because it's always been done that way?.
Your counter-argument against my point that the current system does not
enhance usage and entice new users *as good as it could* is plenty of
people pay to read e-mail the world over and
can someone condense the recent spread arguments down to a
sentence or paragraph?
am i right in thinking everyone thinks exchangers should have
a spread between bid and ask, but are discussing how that
spread should be centered?
lets say i went to kitco.com just now and decided to buy some
It's very difficult Jay --- the fact is, BECAUSE e-gold rocks so much
you expect to get spot for it.
But let's be more specific ...
Example, I sell you my car for $5000 worth, you're gonna click
$5000, not $4950, nor am I going to demand $5050f or a $5000 worth
transaction.
{IN CONTRAST, say
thanks, JP - you're saying it's a perception thing right?
skip ahead 20 years...
the world's economy is handled using various forms of
electronic gold. just about everyone uses it. however
there are a few oddballs out there - they use this currency
call FReNs. (the majority call them
can someone condense the recent spread arguments down to a
sentence or paragraph?
am i right in thinking everyone thinks exchangers should have
a spread between bid and ask, but are discussing how that
spread should be centered?
Hello Jay,
It does appear that most people agree that MM
On 26 Jun 2003, at 9:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks, JP - you're saying it's a perception thing right?
The whole idea of arguing about whether there should be a spread
and where it should be centered is absurd. That presuposes
someone has a choice about it. Those questions should, and
Dear Friends,
As you all know, Dbourse has announced the availability
of shares in the Gold Casino. These go for 100 grams
each. If you have a hundred grams to invest, go for it!
If not, you might contact me.
I just received 11 grams for a tenth share and 1.1 grams
for a hundredth share.
At 7:45 AM -0400 6/26/03, Robert S.Z. wrote:
So your argument is that this is right because everybody does it and
because it's always been done that way?.
Those are only 2 of the argumentS, but I did invite you to find a real-
world system that does it your way, and so far you have not...
Your
Sorry James, I still don't see your logic. Just because for ages everybody
believed that the Earth was flat and burnt people who had a different
opinion, didn't make the world flat.
But, that aside, you don't seem to fathom that merchants think
differently. I am a merchant, NOT an exchanger. And
sell something those people want? How do I explain to someone who is
perfectly happy to use US$ that he should loose 3-5% to get e-gold and
a bit dated, but merchants that are accepting credit cards
can compare their savings using e-gold vs. plastic here:
http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/cc.asp
I think that merchants need to offer e-gold users a discount. Show the
buyer that they are saving by using e-gold opposed to CC's
Nicole
sell something those people want? How do I explain to someone who is
perfectly happy to use US$ that he should loose 3-5% to get e-gold and
a bit dated,
On Thursday, June 26, 2003, at 01:59 PM, Robert S.Z. wrote:
There are huge prospects in India and China - where are the merchants
that
sell something those people want? How do I explain to someone who is
perfectly happy to use US$ that he should loose 3-5% to get e-gold and
then loose 1-2% to
Dear Nicole,
snip
I think it would be nice to see a committee form that could
discuss and
plan such things. Raise funds for high end marketing. This
sort of
effort could benefit everyone.
http://www.gdcaonline.org
Membership applications are being accepted. 100% of membership
money
On Thursday, June 26, 2003, at 03:07 PM, James M. Ray wrote:
This economy has grown since 1996, it's sustained just fine!
Good is not always good enough. Perhaps lowering the barriers to entry
will make e-gold even more successful.
PS Patrick. Yes, the merchants WOULD howl!
Yes, that is true.
I disagree. There were MANY obvious signs that many IPOs
were initially underpriced, and this underpricing was used as a way
to compensate/retain good customers such as eBay's Meg Whitman,
so brokerages were aware of the phenomenon and had plenty of
control over it (and who benefited from
Dividends on any class of stock cannot be guaranteed.
Who was the fool who said they are guaranteed?
The trouble with this sort of loose talk, Adam, is it vaguely implies
DBourse or something claims they are guaranteed, which would of
course be bizarre.
I guess you just did. My post made
www.galaxy-casino.com
deposit $1000 E-Gold and get $1000 free!
A lot of people daily withdrawing their bonuses via realtime e-cash
payouts!
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Based on current price of gold, TGC will owe US$321,667 per year in
dividend payments, of which only $32,1667 is paid to outside investors,
and $289,500 is paid to the other 3600 shares presumably held by TGC
founders and staff.
What you're trying to say, I reckon, is that based on the
At 2:08 PM -0600 6/26/03, Adam Selene wrote:
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Really? Do you mind posting the ticker symbols of which stocks' IPOs
you believe were underpriced?
Well, I've mentioned RHAT and I think VA is LNUX, but go back
to 1999/2000 and it's just about any tech company. The fact that
Meg Whitman and other
From: Reid Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 23:13:32 -0400
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [e-gold-list] Exchange Rates (was Re: Speaking of cutting loosses)
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Hi John,
I felt moved to respond (inline below) to some points you raised. However,
before
From: Danny Van den Berghe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:21:26 +0300
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: stock market confusion
It's getting rather funny indeed.
The ipo was not too well prepared if you ask me.
When I say the ipo was not too
At 4:58 PM -0400 6/26/03, White Bear wrote:
deposit $1000 E-Gold and get $1000 free!
A lot of people daily withdrawing their bonuses via realtime e-cash
payouts!
Sounds almost too good to be true! Free e-gold!
After doing some investigation, the above is somewhat misleading.
Apparently you
Hello James,
you've
yet to find me one currency market that does what you'd like!
--- I actually had started on arguing the e-gold wasn't technically a
currency just yet, but an exchnage facilitator and went to length to
explain why. But then I thought better of it, because I consider this
Amen, Patrick!
I was beginning to fear that due to the long time I spent in Asia, normal
English speakers are unable to follow my babblings or simply can't make
sense of what I'm trying to say :o)
Thanks for making life easier.
Cheers,
Robert.
budget privacy website hosting
thanks, JP - you're saying it's a perception thing right?
well, everything's a perception thing. I'm saying that e-gold is
trying to be or is meant to be or is often used as, money -- and
that is a very good argument for why it should go AT SPOT.
I was also pointing out that if you and I use
From: James M. Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's PLENTY of circulation (and velocity! See stats!!). I think YOU
are missing Reid's point. Find a currency that does what you wish in
the real world. You can't. Why? Because it's rational for independent
exchanges to charge a spread *BOTH* ways.
JP may wrote:
My prediction: eventually Omnipay will go back to handing out spot for e-gold.
e-gold is spotty (another incredible JPism), like it or not. It will
never not be spotty. Not getting spot for it is stupid. If I'm
paying a designer $1000 in egold, its inconceivable I'd
From: Patrick Chkoreff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 15:26:10 -0400
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: A tale of Exchangers, Merchants and Markets
[was: cutting losses, etc.]
Good is not always good enough. Perhaps lowering the barriers to entry
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