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On 13-Oct-00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> gary, we'll have disagree here. This usage of e-gold can only add bad PR to
> the e-gold name. e-gold should take action to prevent the use of their system
> by these scams, and this is a scam no matter what your definition of ethics
> happens to be. I hope your defensive statements are not based on your personal
> involvement in something like this.
While I haven't seen the website, and so don't know how they
explain whatever it is that they are doing, I have a question
for you: Wouldn't the definition of "scam" be based on the
involvement of fraud? It may be that you are extremely
unlikely to ever see your money again (I don't know), but
I'd think that the important question is whether they promised
something that they don't deliver.
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Randall Randall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Crypto key: www.freedomspace.net/~wolfkin/crypto.text
On a visible but distant shore, a new image of man;
The shape of his own future, now in his own hands.-- Johnny Clegg.
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