Hi all, This is an idea for an Improving Feature.
Cause: Just had a (really quick) money transfer completed with gold-today.com, and he forwarded the e-gold system's payment notification. I've noticed more people doing this. Of course, such notices cannot be seen as proof of payment... The payment notices that the e-gold system presents after payment can be considered a payment when they are digitally signed, preferrably with PGP. The web server would have to pay attention to spacing and such, to make sure that a `grab' from the website does not break to signed text. The PGP key that signs would have to be available on the secure portion of the e-gold site for download. Jay/others, is this a rediculous thought? It'd make a mailtool verify the payment so that a merchant need not login to the web service. Sort of a poor man's SCI. Just my tuppence. Rick van Rein DNS.vanrein.org -- Domain names payable in gold. vanrein.biz/gold -- Info about gold-based e-commerce + gold sale to the Dutch. --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-tech as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
