> Dear Ian Green (an alias ? :-) Why do you think it is an alias. It took me five seconds to his business name and address, and his residential address and phone number. It is your group who doesn't identify themselves.
> Please note that we do not care of what you believe, You should care. In your country, do they use the expression "you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"? If not, perhaps you could go look it up. Hopefully it doesn't lose any of it's meaning when translated into whatever language you natively speak. > The scammers have been > identified, we know ehere they live, we know where is the money. You know that you have to be real careful about what you post to public forums like this. You never know who is watching. If OSGold employees are harmed, or their bank accounts robbed, you've suspect number one, and the people who profit from these actions, the poor OSGold customers, have received proceeds of a criminal activity. It sounds crazy when you think that it's your own money that is being stolen back, but I felt the same way when my Standard Transactions money disappeared. There were plenty of ways I could have recovered money for myself and others, but they were illegal. As cool as it sounds to steal back what is owed to you, it's only going to result in some guy named Bubba stealing your anal virginity in prison. > People that are interested will have to pay 5% up front, calculated as > this: > > 0.05 x (Balance of your OSGold account x 0.80) > by egold OR OSgold ! Yes, of course, we accept OSGold ! Ah, smells like the old Nigerian scam. You pay upfront for them to steal your money back, which they have pretty much said is easy, then they keep 50% of 80%. At least they accept OSGold which only makes matters more confusing. I'd say people who think these people are serious, pay them in OSGold. If it goes down, at least you paid them in monopoly money. Still, am I the only one who questions the need to get 5% up front? > Nobody has any obligation to believe us, and those who use sarcasm > instead of thinking can simply hit the road. I think you'll find that what has been used is not so much sarcasm as it fair and reasonable questioning given the circumstances. What you plan to do, if in fact you DO plan on recovering funds for people, will involve criminal acts but will result in a big payoff for you if it works. If I were in Russia or wherever you are, I'd probably give it a try too. Law enforcement in those kinds of countries is pathetic. Unfortunately I make my money from legal hacking these days. If you really possess the skills (and balls) to pull off what you claim, and you willing to accept the possibility of prison time, I take my hat off to you. Good luck. (If you're out their to run off with 5% of people's money though, you'll have pissed off a lot of people who might just pay another list member to track YOU down.) --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.
