> > Also, is the old audit still on the site somewhere?  I didn't find it
> > in the site map, and the word "audit" does not even appear in the User
> > Agreement.
> >
> With over 1,000,000 accounts and the highest volume/turn-over in terms of
> transactions, I believe the trust factor among users by far outweighs any
> audits by now.



Well, I have to wonder about this trust when I look at the stats page.
Of the 560000 funded accounts, almost 500000 have less than a gram of gold
in them (eq. to less than $12)
Only 14000 accounts have more than 10 gram ( $120)
Less than 2000 accounts have more than 100 gram.
That looks rather disappointing.

Perhaps people only buy e-gold when they need some and spend it right away.
That would mean they trust it for doing payments, but 96% don't seem to
trust it for keeping more than a few bucks worth of gold in it.
And it is obviously not because the price of gold has been going down over
the last few years.

Is it because of the storage cost?
Or is 96% of the people financially so impoverished?



Danny







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