As part of the Charter of the Association there will be no restrictions
on
any accredited member of the Association as to how many gold suppliers
they
have agreements with.
Excellent. This will allow all reputable exchange providers (of any
variety) to be listed on a site where a
I _already_ pay a mountain of taxes so that we
can have a government to prosecute criminals and a court system to settle
disputes, and your client should use those resources instead of expecting
the rest of us to be roped into paying for what amounts to an insurance
policy.
Perhaps this is
As Viking says ..
At 6:50 PM -0400 5/10/01, Viking Coder wrote:
e-gold's velocity has dropped a little recently. However, when OSGold came
online, the scammers started urging all of their marks to head over to
OSGold.
And so, all (or almost all) of the scammers have, apparently, left e-gold
for
Are You Looking For A Good Market Maker?
Sometimes it is hard to pick out a good Market Maker...there are so many
good ones...which is the most suitable for you? What sort of convienience
do you require? Is it Speed of Transaction.? Reliability? Trustworthiness?
Or all three? Of course you
A smart idea, but, you would never in a thousand trillion years be
able to insure a group of customers against incompetently having
their passwords stolen.
The premiums would be 100% of the risk.
PayPal has all of their accounts covered for up to $100,000 for breech of
security. The
I would like to elaborate on why I think it is unlikely that this
good advice will be followed.
Craig Spencer wrote:
Julian Morrison wrote:
I suggest you erase your listing page entirely,
That would clearly be the best thing to do. JPM has warned before that
the listing page is
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A smart idea, but, you would never in a thousand trillion years be
able to insure a group of customers against incompetently having
their passwords stolen.
The premiums would be
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PayPal has all of their accounts covered for up to $100,000 for breech of
security. The insurance company is listed on their website.
PayPal also freezes accounts arbitrarily--making its
JPM wrote:
e-gold can DO WHATEVER THEY WANT, for christ's sake, it's a free world.
Dependency situations are not the way to live or do business.
JP I generally am 100% in agreement with your insightful commentary
to this list, however, whether or not it is for Christ's sake I find
At 10:57 PM 5/10/2001, Jeff Fitzmyers wrote:
Why doesn't someone start up a non reputable transaction insurance
service?
There seems to be a high demand!
We're working on a bonding issue for our agents. Almost
ready. Quite reasonable. Stay tuned.
George
Norman,
I am not sure if your situation has been resolved yet, so please tolerate
my unsolicited insight.
I personally know Dean Gutch of B.E. Dean is a fair and professional
businessman. I highly doubt he would risk his business and reputation over
$230.48 (wire transfer). It sounds as
Viking, I would get with OSGold if I were you :-)
Paul
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Eric wrote
What does MY *independent* website having information about OSGold have
to do with e-Gold? I do not force people to read about OSGOld. People
have the CHOICE to follow any link they wish.
Privately held companies run by independent individuals have the right to
link, or not, to
One Groupe International wrote
We are backed by
50% physical gold
50% Gold Certificates
50% Cash
Why bother with a reserve so much more expensive and so much less reliable
than 100% hard metal?
Viking Coder
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A smart idea, but, you would never in a thousand trillion years be
able to insure a group of customers against incompetently having
their passwords stolen.
The premiums would be 100% of the risk.
PayPal has all of their accounts covered for up to $100,000 for breech of
security. The
It has been stated before on the list, yet I will state it
again.
We are backed by
50% physical gold
50% Gold Certificates
50% Cash
OK -
what type of physical gold backing - and who/where is it stored?
what type of certificates? and who issued them ?
We have accounts and holdings for the
Viking,
Eric,
You are a very reliable MM. I have never had any problems with you and you
truly do live up to your claim of exceptional customer service. If you
decide, as you very well can, to not deal with e-gold anymore; so be it.
However, I will no longer be able to use your services. I
Sorry,, I neglected to get to this one.
quote:
We are not out to gain approval from this list or any list,
but to provide
what our customers ask and expect of us.
Hmm,,, I would say that you not only are here to gain approval, but also try
and procure an air of ligitimacy (by association),
Viking Coder wrote:
One Groupe International wrote
We are backed by
50% physical gold
50% Gold Certificates
50% Cash
Why bother with a reserve so much more expensive and so much less reliable
than 100% hard metal?
And how real is it all, anyhow? E-gold has gold bars,
Sorry,, I neglected to get to this one.
quote:
We are not out to gain approval from this list or any list,
but to provide
what our customers ask and expect of us.
Hmm,,, I would say that you not only are here to gain approval, but also try
and procure an air of ligitimacy (by association),
For an interesting sense of cents:
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It has been stated before on the list, yet I will state it
again.
We are backed by
50% physical gold
50% Gold Certificates
50% Cash
OK -
what type of physical gold backing - and who/where is it stored?
what type of certificates? and who issued them ?
We have accounts and holdings for the
Viking Coder wrote:
One Groupe International wrote
We are backed by
50% physical gold
50% Gold Certificates
50% Cash
Why bother with a reserve so much more expensive and so much less reliable
than 100% hard metal?
What does it mean that they are backed. Will they redeem
Hi,
Sorry to disturb here again, but it can be interesting for a few of
us to see how Goldchanger now treats his clients.
I am very disappointed by this company, that my Clients and I used
since they opened. The question today is to know if they have turned
into a scam, or if
Up to a point, however, we all had to submit
notarizedor in my case lawyerizeddocuments at our
own costs to be approved to get on the list in the
first place. To be removed, without prior notice, in
my view (and some others that I've consulted)
constitutes a breach of contract as well as FAITH,
I have been trying to get a straight answer on this one too.
However, the *certificate* part is as worrisome to me as the physical part
-- since from what I hear (among the rumor mill, as well as by viewing some
pictures circulating the net), the *certificates* supposedly held as backing
are
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But the actual winner is
the orders, (only orders under $100
If I ran such a company I'd try to take some basic precautions
against
insuring morons in the first place, maybe not an aptitude test per
se, but something that would screen out the bottom-feeders.
Have a sign up page for the insurance scheme where it asks the
potential insuree to enter
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