> A five year old child examining the engines of a Ferrari and a Daihatsu would probably also only see a cosmetic difference between the two Aviv.
And you're saying you're the Ferrari? :) > : They strive to offer customers "absolute privacy", yet failed to provide this by identifying an account by the owner's e-mail address. What's more traceable than this? > Please let me know who the owner of [EMAIL PROTECTED] is Aviv, I need to get in touch with this person over a very important matter... thanks. I don't know, but what I can do is send him fake emails, spam, scam ads, see if Google ever cached this email address, and many other things. What you're asking is help from the user if he really wants privacy, while he deserves the ability to keep his email address private. We also offer payments to email, but allow the user to maintain maximum privacy. > : It took me 10 minutes to open a new account. 10 precious minutes an average customer will not spend on this task. > Pecunix does not wish to attract AVERAGE customers Aviv, Pecunix will attract SPECIAL customers, who can recognise a good thing when they see it... and Pecunix will look after them very well. So basically you do not need merchants such as web hosting firms, since they do wish to have average customers as well. So how DO you see the ultimate Pecunix client? > : And when you log in for the first time, you get level 2 - another PIK to play with. Who the heck came up with this idea? :) > Er... I think it was Snowdog who first mentioned it a few years ago, and an excellent idea it is too, thanks Craig. It just makes it a bit more complicated for a hacker to get into an account. But it does make it much more complicated for customers to log in. Oh, they're special customers (with a lot of patience and math skills :) Call us old fashioned, we trust in RSA Security's SecurID and other strong means of authentication and security that will still make the user feel welcome and comfortable. > What we are talking about here is that Pecunix actually has 3 different levels of access. The Full access level allows the account holder to make adjustments to account settings, contact details etc. The Limited access level (recommended for daily use) only allows payments to be made up to a pre-determined daily limit and access to the account history statements. The daily limit is set under full access. Finally there is a read only access level, that allows access only to the account history. This is ideal where businesses need to give access to the account history for bookkeepers etc, who should not have access to funds. Sure, we have that and even more too, but it doesn't mean it should be complicated. I didn't mean to sound negative, Sidd, the truth is I was relieved after you launched unofficially, but I honestly want to see a better GBIC community in the near future. Have a good weekend all, Aviv --- 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.
