It seems that my comment that e-gold could care
less if Don Stott got an account was not widely
understood. Apparently, this phrase was read
as if I wrote "e-gold could not care less" which
would be mistaken.
Subject: Now this is disturbing! From: chuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Which part? I mean, MLMstuff is usually quite disturbing, if you understand their business models.
full of hot air
Seems so.
Ive spend 9 months to build this software.
Oh, well, then we know it must be good. <grin>
Theres around 2,000,000 + e-gold users in the world.
Now that is actually disturbing. First of all, I am utterly outraged that e-gold is able to have two million users with six-digit account numbers. Everyone knows that if we include 000000 there can only be a million accounts with six digits. So, e-gold must be doing something very clever to make two million user accounts with only six digit account numbers. Second, the e-gold examiner.html page sez: "Currently there are 592152 e-gold accounts." Again, I'm outraged by this obvious misrepresentation, when we have the 9-month-wonder's word that there are two million accounts! What's more, there are 227,960 with gold in them.
All you need is 5 e-gold account # and their email
Um, ah, yeah. E-gold account numbers have six digits, not 5.
If you want the complete package email to you, Spend 199 USD worth of E-Gold in this Account 683692
Okay, now it gets fun. We have his e-mail and his e-gold account number, so we can presumably use his software to get gold out of his account. Why would he do that? It seems clear that the offer is itself a scam.
When you make the spend, dont forget to include your email address in the MEMO line.
No doubt he wants to get a bunch of e-gold users to give up their e-mail addresses. Rather a pathetic transparent attempt, huh? I dunno. Seems like his account might end up balance limited one of these days. Oh, and while I'm covering the slams against e-gold, Bryan Allerdice over on the DGC Chat list at GoldMoney.com said something about e-gold's interface being crappy. (He used a different word.) Yes, but, it works. And if it works, why fix it? I've used e-gold since 1998. The system hasn't changed very much. But, it has been *working* all this time. Which beats the crap out of Standard Transactions, huh? Regards, Jim http://cambist.net/ --- 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.
