> >> 2. There is no way to show a third party that you've actually sent gold > >into another account. Maybe a public batchnumber system can work here. > > > >Why would you want to do this? Get the party you've sent it to, to make a > >statement. > > Think of this from a Market Maker prespective. You have sent gold to somebody and they say your haven't. If you need to prove it to a third party, like maybe the credit card company, you can't unless you give the CC company your passphrase. Good Point! > >> 6. e-gold doesn't exist. Try calling somebody who works for e-gold. It > >won't happen. You'll have to call somebody that says they work for e-gold > >but at the end of the day, they are being paid by G&SR. > > > >Why does this bother you so much? You mention it all the time! > > > This bothers me because there may be a potential problems. Who would I call if say I needed G&SR's e-gold account frozen because of some wrong doing. It may never happen but what if it does. What if there are certain Business aliances that I would like to make with e-gold and not G&SR. Why do I have to give up all rights to sur G&SR to be linked from the e-gold website? You can get G&SR's e-gold account frozen the same way you can get any other account frozen -- get a court order. When dealing with ANY third-party, like G&SR or E-Gold, you have to trust the third-party. G&SR created the e-gold system, and the only way to challenge them is through the courts. Let's say that e-gold and G&SR were separate, and you had a problem with E-Gold LTD. If this occurred, you would need to go to the courts. With any type of business set-up, like E-Gold / Omnipay, you're going to find certain alliances which you're going to have little control over. This isn't a problem. Indeed, it's an asset in most cases. Look at the alliance between GoldMoney and FideliTrade. You're not going to get GoldMoney to freeze FideliTrade's account under any circumstances. This would be a serious breech of trust, and would have to be resolved in the courts. > >> 8. Server located in beautiful Melbourne, Florida. > > > >Under the protection of the USA. Another feature. > > > Some consider it protection, other consider it a security risk. How so? > >> 10. No Marketing! Relying on users to bring in merchants instead of > >getting merchants that bring in users. > > > >With growth like they've had, they wouldn't be able to handle any more. This > >is a good business decision. > > Some would consider 76000 mearly funded accounts in 4 years to not be up to par in their industry. How could they handle faster growth? They've had problems with the current growth. Should they have gone out and rounded up new capital to hire a larger programming staff and buy bigger machines? Later, Craig --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
