Dear members of this list, Sidd, Sir,
You wrote in your posting to DGC.chat list and this list: > If Alexander is really involved I seriously doubt that it is a > fraudulent business... > > My guess... thieves who steal e-gold login details are making > their first spend from the stolen account to the ROBOXchange, and > thus helping to obfuscate the trail of the stolen funds. The > owner of the stolen account is blaming ROBOXchange for the > thievery because they see the payment was made to the > ROBOXchange. > > Perhaps Alexander would be willing to comment on this? Before I'll comment I *have to* ask you to excuse me for all the harsh words I said in P.S. to my previous posting. I'm really very sorry. I completely misunderstood the intentions you had forwarding the letter to this list. Please forgive me. Now I see that I was completely wrong thinking that you were trying to exhibit our service and our company as scammers and fraudsters which is definitely not the case. One more time, please forgive me. It happens some time that you completely misunderstand people whom you've never seen off-line judging by their postings, e-mails etc . As to your speculation about what's going on with our ROBO service, I think you are right, that some individual(s) found that the option to exchange e-currencies to each other in real time provided by our service can be in some way "helpful" for their activities (which nor I nor our company do not support in no way). We are working on measures to avoid this, maybe in some sort of cooperation with supervisors of payment systems involved, although there are not so many things we both can do at the time. On the other side we can not deprive honest people of this unprecedented option to exchange one e-currency to another in real-time just because some cruel and dishonest individual(s) can also use it... >From our point of view people using e-gold do not pay enough attention to the security options provided by e-gold system itself, they do not use "securities settings" to avoid access to their money from other people computers etc. I would suggest publishing more information and instructions about this *most important* issue on e-gold site and, maybe, a sort of "FAQ about Security". By the way, in the nearest future we are going to include PECUNIX into our exchange options, so that the owners of e-currencies used by Russian Internet community will be able to buy or sell it. At the moment our programmers are studying the description of interfaces and I *must* admit that it's one of the most professional description we've ever seen, quite opposite to the harsh words I've said, again I'm sorry. This work will be over soon. Maybe we'll come up to you with some questions next week. Kind Regards, Alexander V. Fedotov _____________________________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ROBOXchange.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- 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.
