Find the onslaught on ROBOXchange strange. No mystery about them. Sidd/Michael do your research better. They are part of a long established DC group and well known to the gold economy. They provide real business solutions and I've used their various services for some time, including now the exchange. Have always found them professional. They have real dynamite programming - maybe that's cause for sour grapes from competition down under;-)
Sidd wrote: > I don't know the source of this info though so can anyone here >shed more light on this? First rule of the law of evidence - never rely on hearsay information especially from an unknown source! (By the way isn't the fact that they have opened their accounts to public view more an indication of honesty than dishonesty.) Michael wrote: >I have had a client also had funds ripped out of them by >ROBOXchange. Ooh, ouch that must have hurt! >Beware, > >They are ripoff merchants. They will be listed in the >fraud db The same hearsay rule applies here too, but also add the first rule of the law of liable: Never accuse people in a public setting of fraud without concrete evidence to back you. JMR wrote: >Bad, BAD robot! Er...or something... (Not to make light of fraud, >but I seriously doubt that the perpetrator is the proprietor of the >automated exchange service mentioned.) Not bad robot. Bad people. Probably some third party misusing the robot - or could it be a competing exchange slinging mud at him? Perhaps we can hear from the person who was allegedly 'defrauded' him/herself rather than from uninvolved competitors! Gunter --- 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.
