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
e-gold page not foundA brand new scam...
Too bad hte list manager doesn't allow HTML, you should see it..a nice egold
login page popping up right in front of you...
It got me confused for a few seconds..!
marco
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Send me a copy of the email Marco. You have my address.
Thanks goodness for the fact that most hackers can't spell.
Watch out for messages from the E-gold Depart-a-ment. Perhaps it's the
Italian division. Sorry Marco ;-)
BRYAN
e-gold page not foundA brand new scam...
Too bad hte list
Hi:
The latest e-Gold fraud just crossed my e-desk. They can't even spell
department correctly.
The usual crap about entering your account and passphrase. This time they
even have the turing number.
It looks like they went to merchants who use the system, as they have our
Automated Press
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
...actually, after looking at the headers, I'm 90% sure I know who these
people are. Hopefully nobody got ripped off and I don't have to turn them
in.
BRYAN
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In addition to the creative spelling, this criminal
helpfully copied e-gold's Are you secure graphic,
which will prevent anyone who reads it from trusting
the super-long URL on the bogus site-with-no-SSL...
JMR
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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
Hi:
The arguments about e-Gold and PayPal are all interesting. If you look at
PayPal, as a bank, then yes folks are right. However, if you look at both
e-Gold and PayPal as digital currency companies, then they are in the same
business.
The major strength that both offer is the ability to
At 12:52 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, uberhacker wrote:
What is it this morning with George and I sending the same kinds of
comments on things at virtually the same time?
Scary. Am I becoming George or is George becoming me?
If I'm becoming George, I'm going to get fat eating his wife's cooking.
You
paypal reminds me of standard reserve
(what's the latest on the SR affair by the way? anyone know?!)
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Phyllis retired her kitchen ;-(
Really? That only leaves one place in the house where you should allow her
to go then. Hahaha.
(For those on this list who never had the pleasure of eating Phyllis'
cooking, you don't know what you're missing. She should sell recipes from
that big book of hers
(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
JP,
I personally see far too many differences between PRayPal and SR. SR
was at least based on gold, with a digitized dollar, and had non-repudiation
policies in place. To bad EJ dipped into customer deposits to cover his
payroll and travel expenses!
By the way...does anyone know the
G-man and P,
Phyllis retired her kitchen ;-(
George
What??? Phyllis retired her kitchen??
Was there a farewell ceremony? Why was I not invited?? How am I
supposed to get good lasagna or Dirt Pie without her hanging over a hot
stove for me?
A sad day
Eric
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At 01:12 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, you wrote:
(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
She doesn't particularly care.
Other than what's on the site, nobody
www.paybygold.com
We are sending out FREE checks for egold or goldmoney redemptions, any
amount!
...and this is on top of a 1% premium! So for every $100 you sent us, you
will get a nice FREE check for $101!
www.paybygold.com
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Ken,
My guess he was referring to the fact that two of the bigger players
(not in terms of dollars, but numbers and investments) have gone under: i.e.
SR and OS.
There also seems to be a growing number of lawsuits between the
companies involved (e-gold vs. goldmoney, e-gold vs. Charles
At 12:17 PM 9/18/2002 -0500, The Gaithman wrote:
Phyllis retired her kitchen ;-(
George
What??? Phyllis retired her kitchen??
Was there a farewell ceremony? Why was I not invited?? How am I
supposed to get good lasagna or Dirt Pie without her hanging over a hot
stove for me?
At 02:56 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Why do you say the gold economy seems to be falling apart? Business is
booming as customers from the companies that bombed have gone over to the
remaining companies in the field.
For all the reasons Eric stated plus some. There are a
Anyone else having problems making spends in e-gold?
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Ragnar
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At 02:56 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Why do you say the gold economy seems to be falling apart?
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Which, IMHO, is the reason the gold economy is stagnant.
George
George, with respect, there is a significant difference between falling
apart and stagnant. The
George,
Why do you say the gold economy seems to be falling apart? Business is
booming as customers from the companies that bombed have gone over to the
remaining companies in the field.
Ken
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Dave Brooks makes an excellent point. The gold economy is like a sapling in
a forest of oak trees.Very little light gets down to the forest floor
because the big oaks shade it out.
Right now we are putting out a root system. The sapling doesn't look like
much but the network is developing.
Hi,
As one of our Clients needed to find a MM for some precise job, I
emailed what I supposed to be some serious market-makers, that I
selected according the requests of my Client. Here are the results:
Gaithmans: Still waiting a reply (4 days)
Eurogoldline: Mail bounced
Tampabay:
At 06:02 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
The gold economy needs slow growth for the first decade. Sudden success
might cause sudden disaster. Slow growth is just fine. By 2006 the systems
should be ready to go mainstream.
And how do you foresee the gold economy going
At 06:02 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Dave Brooks makes an excellent point. The gold economy is like a sapling in
a forest of oak trees.Very little light gets down to the forest floor
because the big oaks shade it out.
Right now we are putting out a root system. The
There also seems to be a growing number of lawsuits between the
companies involved (e-gold vs. goldmoney, e-gold vs. Charles Evans, e-gold
vs. and on, and on)
The Evans case was recently withdrawn by e-gold, two days after the final
award in the Digigold case:
Zyman, former CMO of Coca Cola stated it quite clearly at a meeting
we were in.
how bizarre, what were you doing with Sergio, George?
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how bizarre!
The Evans case was recently withdrawn by e-gold, two days after the
final award in the Digigold case:
http://www.systemics.com/legal/digigold/#evans
GSR withdraws case
On 30th August 2002, the case was withdrawn from the court,
dismissed without prejudice. In the United States,
David Brooks wrote:
At 02:56 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Why do you say the gold economy seems to be falling apart?
Which, IMHO, is the reason the gold economy is stagnant.
George
The demise of osgold and SR have a lot to do with the current stunned
Hi,
As one of our Clients needed to find a MM for some precise job, I
emailed what I supposed to be some serious market-makers, that I
selected according the requests of my Client. Here are the results:
Gaithmans: Still waiting a reply (4 days)
Eurogoldline: Mail bounced
Tampabay:
Dave Brooks makes an excellent point. The gold economy is like a sapling in
a forest of oak trees.Very little light gets down to the forest floor
because the big oaks shade it out.
That's really not even the best analogy, Ken.
It's not complicated --- goldgrams (say e-gold or goldmoney)
At 05:43 PM 9/18/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zyman, former CMO of Coca Cola stated it quite clearly at a meeting we
were in.
how bizarre, what were you doing with Sergio, George?
He's a fellow Atlantan (when I'm there). We were at a conference together.
Do you know him?
BTW, he
Steve:
Gold Mountain Exchange, LLC does try to respond to customer inquiries
regularly.
I try to keep my clients updated on the status of their orders. It can
be sticky sometimes.
I've not been able to fill my e-gold orders today, because the system is
not finalizing the transactions.
I've
Hey Clod,
That's a pretty good idea, except E-Bullion and Goldfinger Coin already did
this about 14 months ago.
1) E-bullion launches with an Internal Message system -- GM add's an
internal message system about 8 weeks later.
2) E-Bullion allows direct acct funding by accepting Coins and
3) E-Bullion launches with a precious metals dealer as it's primary
wholesaler exchange provider -- GM copies this idea 12 months later.
e-bullion is owned by goldfinger.
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I believe E-gold is going mainstream. The question is, at what speed.
Some figures have been floating around. I don't remember where I saw
them. A few month ago, there was the figure of 180 thousand people who
were supposed to be using E-gold. Awhile latter, I saw the figure of 500
thousand.
: We will only accept E-gold as currency. I
: believe that it is up to us.
Fred,
I am interested to know why you only trust e-gold? Surely e-bullion
and GoldMoney have some merit?
Sidd.
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How can they afford the high fees of the mainstream economy?! E-gold fees
are tiny. If it costs a lot to use a credit card to get money into the
system then that is really a cost of the mainstream, fiat money and banking
system.
It's the old other side of the stream analogy. Sure it's
George Matyjewicz wrote:
At 02:56 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
...
How can somebody in Indonesia, China and India, with 41.5% of the
population, and with average per capita income of USD $649, afford
the
high fees of doing business in the gold economy?
???!!?
As
- George Wrote -
How can somebody in Indonesia, China and India, with 41.5% of the
population, and with average per capita income of USD $649, afford the
high fees of doing business in the gold economy?
They can't. There are two major barriers to entry for
Still unable to complete spends at this time of writing.
Any heads up on when this will be fixed by any chance?
Kind regards,
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