[Moderator's note: We are (again) straying dangerously close to
both invisible entities politics here, but I will let this message
through. Please, let's keep the discussion to MONEY, there is
plenty of interesting stuff about money/gold going on nowadays.
JMR]
FreeTraders wrote...
Separation
'I did not realize freetraders was based on e-gold, or a currency.'
FreeTraders does provide its own in-house currency that is exchanged
between members as either payment for the differential of trade values or
to directly purchase goods or services.
FreeTraders.org's barter credit is valued
Plus the de facto currencies that are often e-gold based, such as
Gold-Price.net, virtualgold.net, even freetraders.org in a way.
I think most exchangers start at one point or another to toy with the idea
of becoming the 'better e-gold'.
Cheers,
Robert.
PS - Sometimes there is method to my
Robert:
Plus the de facto currencies that are often e-gold based,
such as Gold-Price.net,
Gold price network is a currency? It is operated by Joel
Bruce of Asiana Gold exchange, I think.
virtualgold.net, even freetraders.org in a way.
I did not realize freetraders was based on e-gold, or a
Jim,
Gold price network is a currency? It is operated by Joel
Bruce of Asiana Gold exchange, I think.
G-P Members can trade with grams of gold, exchangable for e-gold as well
as redeemable for nuggets as I recall.
I did not realize freetraders was based on e-gold, or a
currency.
Not
'I did not realize freetraders was based on e-gold, or a currency.'
Not per se, but they do have Units of Exchange and it appears e-gold to be
a favorite of the things people exchange UoEs for.
FreeTraders.org's barter credit is valued against the spot price of gold
(1 trade credit= 0.10 grams
