very well said Patrick. Remember, however that strong stuff can and does
become conventional white bread stuff.
David
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The first time I saw Paypal I figured it would be pretty successful
because
it had that nice happy conventional white-bread look and
Patrick wrote:
The first time I saw Paypal I figured it would be pretty successful
because
it had that nice happy conventional white-bread look and attitude, kind of
like an AOL, Microsoft, or Disney. That stuff really sells, though
personally I don't find it attractive. I like the
I think JP's May Scale of Monetary Hardness works against the
widespread use of internet gold.
http://interestingsoftware.com/mayscale.html
I'm not saying it's a death sentence for gold, but it's a simple
fact of nature that it's difficult to go uphill on the monetary
hardness scale. People
Patrick wrote:
A friend of mine read an excellent book that talked about this strategy of
growing a web business up on its own merits, with steady increases in
profitability and market share, instead of through massive force-feeding
of venture capital. I forgot the title, but when I get it
e-gold is not in the same business as PrayPal. (indeed - they are
OPPOSITE businesses.)
PrayPal is part of the banking system of USDollars. e-gold relates
to money itself.
This fundamental difference is lost on the vast majority of people. To
most, PayPal is a digital currency, or at
paypal reminds me of standard reserve
(what's the latest on the SR affair by the way? anyone know?!)
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(what's the latest on the SR affair by the way? anyone know?!)
I have no inside info. Some time back I sent the woman listed on the
standardreserve.com site as the liquidator an email telling her that she
better not sell my personal possessions in the office there, which I
wasn't in a position
the outcome of his Life Coach scam he was
pulling off in Australia earlier this month??
G-man? Anyone?
Eric
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Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: Maybe they're winning
George Matyjewicz wrote:
Hi:
Damn, a client just sent me a note about PayPal. Say what you want about
them, they may be winning the digital currency battle.
From their site...
We seek to become the global standard for online payments, offering our
list buster
service to
Yes, but how many of those 17 million accounts have been suspended
due to chargebacks (buyer or seller) or are now dormant due to being
sick of getting ripped off?
E-Gold has THOUSANDS of dormant accounts.
In fact - I'd like to know exactly how many E-Gold
accounts have been untouched
P.S. - PayPal is not winning the race. They won the race!
Why do you think Ebay bought them, and not E-Gold?
there's no race ... paypal is part of the conventional banking system.
egold is an overthrow of the banking system by sidestepping US
dollars for actual gold ...
JP!
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P.S. - PayPal is not winning the race. They won the race!
Why do you think Ebay bought them, and not E-Gold?
The first time I saw Paypal I figured it would be pretty successful because
it had that nice happy conventional white-bread look and attitude, kind of
like an AOL, Microsoft,
Jonathan
P.S. - PayPal is not winning the race. They won the race!
Why do you think Ebay bought them, and not E-Gold?
The first time I saw Paypal I figured it would be pretty successful
because it had that nice happy conventional white-bread look and
attitude, kind of like an AOL, Microsoft,
Hi,
It's your choice to ignore http://www.paypalwarning.com
Lourens
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Millions of dollars will buy you any image you want. It will also result
in a company that takes plenty more years, of ever, to actually make
money.
The big difference between us and them is (in my opinion) is that none of
us spend much, of any, money on advertising our existence and why people
Yes, but how many of those 17 million accounts have been suspended
due to chargebacks (buyer or seller) or are now dormant due to being
sick of getting ripped off?
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