Hello, After 6 weeks of silence it's nice to talk to you again Mr. Bradley. Two simple questions: - After 6 weeks where is our money? - You received my emails, there was a lot of them. Why didn't you answer to any of them? What were you waiting for? Janis Bulis > This message is in response to the copy of the message below that was > posted to the list earlier today. > > GOLD-AGE DOES NOT STEAL MONEY!!!! > > While there is a problem with this person's wire transfer, and a couple > of other people's wires (we're running a trace), the fault is not ours, > but the screwy way bank wires work. It's surprising in this day & age of > e-commerce, but sending a bank wire is not like sending your buddy a FAX > or E-mail; there is a surprising amount of human interaction, and > therefore possiblities of error, in the system. Information for a > particular wire and be copied and renetered (by hand) into the system 2 > to 10 times before the final account is credited. The wire in > question here was sent. So if the funds "evaporate" it's the fault of > the intermediary bank or of the beneficiary bank. Also, we have sent > several personal (not canned) replies to this person and have not > received a response to them. > > Considering the amount of money involved, I'm suprised they haven't > called or sent a FAX. This is especially disappointing, as Mr/Mrs Bulis > feels free to make serious allegations in public about an honest hard > working company without even taking the trouble to call us first. > > I can go on & on, but I'll end here by Restating that GOLD-AGE HAS NOT > STOLEN ANYONE'S MONEY! We work hard to meet our customers' needs and are > contiuning to expand our offerings to make e-gold easier and more > convenient to use. > > Regards, > > Parker E.C. Bradley > President > Gold-Age, LLC > > -------------------- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.gold-age.net > -------------------- > > P.S.: Due to frequent problems with international wire transfers (that > piss-off customers and make us look bad) Gold-Age no longer exchanges > e-metal for outgoing wires. Due to the nature of the bank wire system, > we've experienced too many problems sending international wires. Usually > it's due to the client sending incomplete, or incorrect information. But > we've also identified serveral problem countries (or at least particular > banks within those contries) that have consistently caused problems. As > of 09/13/2000 these problem areas are Russia, Latvia, South Africa, > Brazil and Argentina. If you need a wire transfer out of the e-gold > system and do not wish to do it through OmniPay, we recommend that you > give www.coconutgold.com a try. > > > > -------------- copy --------------------------------- > Re: [e-gold-list] How Gold-Age stole our money > Janis Bulis wrote: > > > > I am bringing this story to the public attention so anyone planing doing > > business with Gold Age will think twice or maybe even more times. They > > used to have a good reputation around here but it seems to be changing > > lately. > > On 08.01.00 we have transfered a good amount of e-gold worth couple of > > thousands dollars to Gold-Age account to have it "out-exchanged" via wire > > transfer - one of the services they say they offer. I also filled their > > online form on web page providing all necessary information. Their web > > site said that it may take a week for the wire transfer to arrive so I > > waited. > > > > After 10 day of no money I emailed them asking if there's a problem. No > > reply besides of automated email confirming that they received my email > > and will get back to me in up to 3 days, in the meantime they offered me > > their faq. 3 Days no reply, 5 days no reply. I emailed them again, same > > story - automated canned email, no other reply at all. That's how it goes > > until today, every couple of days (6 times by now) I am emailing them at > > any possible address I can get on their site, all I get is automated > > emails, which also proves that they do get my emails and my email address > > works fine too. I guess I am out of good money for now as they don't seem > > to care. > > > > So, if you are going to do any business with them then think twice. Once a > > reliable company now started stealing money, so you may be the next. > > > > Janis Bulis > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > --- --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
