Hi Craig,
SnowDog said on Tuesday, May 21, 2002 1:14 PM:
[...]
The gold must NOT be thought of as an asset of the
corporation operating the
currency.
To clarify:
1. e-gold Ltd. issues e-gold.
2. Gold Silver Reserve, Inc. operates the e-gold system.
3. Title to the bullion assets
e-gold Ltd. is pleased to announce the deployment of additional security
features benefiting all e-gold Users:
*** Feature1:
Turing number challenge must be successfully met for e-gold account access
via web or shopping cart interfaces.
Comment:
Turing numbers (in this context) are random
On Sunday December 23, 2001 9:00 AM EST, the e-gold website will experience
downtime in order to implement hardware and software upgrades. When the
e-gold website emerges from this downtime:
* e-metal Spends ordered via the e-gold Account Manager interface will be
expressed by default in terms
During the upcoming holiday season, OmniPay will be closed on the following
days:
2001-12-24 Will close at 12:00 PM EST
2001-12-25 Closed
2002-01-01 Closed
Otherwise, OmniPay's days and hours of operation will not be affected.
Happy holidays,
Reid Jackson
Managing Director
Gold
We have set the OmniPay spread for gold to 6% in response to market
conditions.
--
Reid Jackson
Managing Director
Gold Silver Reserve, Inc.
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd.
I'm a bit behind on e-mail...
Anyone have a good name idea?
1mdc-AUG
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores more gold on behalf of customers
than many
Effective March 26, 2001, GSR reduced the minimum amount accepted for
OmniPay exchange orders from national currency to e-metal (InExchange) as
follows:
USD 1,000
AUD 2,000
GBP 1,000
CAD 2,000
DEM 2,000
FFR 7,000
YEN 123,000
CHF 2,000
e-gold Users who wish to exchange amounts
