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Interesting. The FAQ says they're not an exchange service, but
maybe they need to rephrase that, since they appear to offer
dollar denominated plastic cards to account holders, presumably
in exchange for spends that will settle in grams, at least in the
case of e-gold. If grams come in and dollars go out, they're doing
an exchange business whether or not the FAQ says it, IMO.

They also say (but not in the FAQ, in their terms of service) they
"(offer) banking services...in accordance with the regulations of
the European Union," but don't mention a specific country in the
EU (maybe it's Germany, though). I'm totally-ignorant about EU
banking regulations, but with service-fees of $25 a month it is
going to take a high balance on premium accounts just to break
even at 2.8%/year interest. (I'm not saying this is a bad thing, I
much-prefer this to outlandish promises, I'm just saying the fees
might be unattractive to average customers compared with just
keeping their balances at e-gold or one of the others.)
JMR






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