Well, I can do either, or both!
Contact me offlist...
Graham Kelly CEO
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 19:15:04 -0500, Ethics [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Any suggestions for a fast, reliable, and legit exchanger for either:
1. Out exchange to Western Union
or
2. Out exchange to Debit Card
(I'll take
Motto: You vouch for me, I vouch for you, and we both together steal from every
sucker that will fall for our trick.
Ragnar Dannerskjold, chief of Gold Age
Graham Kelly, chief of I don't know what company
It seems from the reply of Ragnar, that this is complete mockery for him. He is
assured he
Open2Exchange is quite good, and transactions are usually almost
instantaneous.
Danny maintains a Yahoo! group focused on p2p swapping of the various GSR
e-metals at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-gold-swap
You can also deposit these currencies into an ALTA portfolio, sell them on
the LESE, and
On Oct 30, 2003, at 3:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From 78 people who voted on the poll, only 12 considered Gold Age to
be correct and trustful, 43 said Gold Age steals the money when the
amount is higher than $1000, 14 said they GA steals the money if the
amount is higher to $2000, and 9
Increasing the money supply does not necessarily imply increasing the
amount of monies circulated. The fact that JP' 1MDC does not 'use' the
e-gold we deposit with them, doesn't change the fact that it exists.
Say you buy a house and and rent it out. You then proceed taking out a
loan and buying
Guys,
Ragnar has literally 10,000 (or more) happy customers. We all know this.
Could it be that Patrik is just TROLLING?
Get a life, Patrik. PLEASE.
Graham Kelly CEO
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 04:17:05 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Motto: You vouch for me, I vouch for you, and we both together
Interesting article from the Toronto Daily Star, including commentary bu
Orlin Grabbe:
http://www.dailystar.com.lb/25_10_03/art27.asp
Frank
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One would think this sort of thing would have been anticpated by the
Treasury, given that they've been woring on these exciting new
cat-pee-coloured twenties for some time now ...
http://tinyurl.com/szhm
Frank
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There is an IRC e-gold discussion channel, run on the IIP server. To gain
full-featured access you will need to be a user of IIP, but this is a good
idea at any rate. IIP (Invisible Internet Protocol) is a program which
works in conjunction with your IRC client to mask your IP and allow for
Yes, this is true , especially in the electronic age.
You're probably right there Danny, money multiplies more efficiently
with modern communication systemsand ever broader assets and
liabilities are able to be included in the multiplying effect :O
The modern communication systems
but does egold expand the gold available? ...
All I know is that e-gold claims that if I bail a gold bar into the
e-gold system, that gold bar sits in a vault and is not used to make a
loan or purchase of any kind. Thus, the gold bar itself no longer
functions as money except in the form
Danny,
If you create 'e-land' , an e-currency backed by land ownership, you can
transfer pieces of the ownership just like we do with e-gold, but this
currency will be able to pay a yearly 'interest' based on the produce that
comes from the land, instead of charging a storage fee for
Danny,
For example, why not an e-currency backed by real estate?
It could be better than gold.
A piece of land is in the same category. An acre of land today will still
be
the same acre of land in ??? years, ...
But land does grow stuff, and that's where it beats gold.
Trouble is, that
Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
...
Gold does not decay, but it does also not grow.
...
But land does grow stuff, and that's where it beats gold.
Every 20 years I can cut big trees on the land and harvest wood, or perhaps
every year I can pick apples...
...
Years ago, a system for electronically
George,
Trouble is, that land could also grow radioactive dumps or a spaceport for
turism to Jupiter. The value of that land can change because some people
decide to do something with it or near it. Property value depends too much
of local factors, while gold does not.
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Patrick,
Just one item: Inflation isn't the same as rising prices.
Not every inflation results in higher prices and higher prices are not
always caused by inflation.
Having an increase in the money supply with stagnant supply of goods and
services only leads to higher prices when merchants charge
On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 11:38 AM, Robert B.Z. wrote:
Patrick,
Just one item: Inflation isn't the same as rising prices.
Not every inflation results in higher prices and higher prices are not
always caused by inflation.
Right, I'm actually well aware of this Austrian concept, where
On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 08:39 AM, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
The same could be said about dollar bills sitting in a matress in
India.
As long as they are in the matress, they are not in fact part of the
money
supply.
These dollars could sit in the matress for 20 years and never
So when tallying up the money supply, I would not count both a gold
coin in a vault AND a paper note redeemable for that coin.
That's the difference between M1 and M2 isn't it?
Both terms are relevent to an economist.
Sincerely,
Craig (SnowDog)
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On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 12:23 PM, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
I don't know if either of these is a better way of viewing it, or they
are equivalent, or there is some other better way of viewing it. But
I think there is a meaningful, well-defined distinction that can be
made between a
On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 12:26 PM, SnowDog wrote:
So when tallying up the money supply, I would not count both a gold
coin in a vault AND a paper note redeemable for that coin.
That's the difference between M1 and M2 isn't it?
I don't see the analogy with warehouse receipts. M1 itself
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So when tallying up the money supply, I would not count both a gold
coin in a vault AND a paper note redeemable for that coin.
That's the difference between M1 and M2 isn't it?
I don't see the analogy with warehouse receipts. M1 itself is a
mish-mash created by printing presses and
Patrick I don't think it is worth arguing with Robert because he is
both mad and brilliant :)
JP
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Just a foot note,
one problem with land specifically is that it is only owned by the
Sovereign - the people who laughably think they own land are just
renting it from some government (by paying land tax etc) and the land
can be take back by the gov. at any time for numerous reasons
In
Just a comment to the footnote.
As mentioned we have insurance against government actions. And we are also
25 years tax exempt on land, produce, sale, income, etc.
Gold is so much easier to take and run with. Real property is slightly
more difficult - especially the running part, if not the
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On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 02:35 PM, SnowDog wrote:
I wasn't making such a detailed observation. I am simply pointing out
that
there are several definitions for 'money', each of which has use. ...
Likewise, would you ever have a
reason to include only notes redeemable for the gold?
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On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 03:43 PM, Sidd wrote:
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Patrick,
Also, where in the heck is all the e-bullion these days? Are
exchangers experiencing some kind of permanent shortage of
e-bullion?
I know I personally am getting low, but it seems like it's
nowhere to
be found!
A little birdie told me that Gold Age has plenty of e-bullion
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