I wish GSR/OmniPay had a publicly viewable balance
for their e-gold accounts, why don't they?
...
I am talking about the OmniPay e-gold account 109243
Why is that not viewable?
Dagny Taggart
Because they are a privately owned company. They are under no legal
obligations whatsoever to
(Note how I elided the repeated text, so the signal
to noise gets
back to bearable, and instead inserted "..." -- some
here might
consider emulating this behavior for the benefit of
unfortunates
on the digest, since it _IS_ in the welcome message
I'm sure you
all read when you
that OmniPay is like any exchange provider
Note the use of the term "exchange provider" where market maker is mistakenly
used. As JP May pointed out, market makers are legally obligated to offer a bid
and ask price when open for business. Exchange providers can set their own bid
and ask
Always assuming that the powers that be at e-gold
were REALLY STUPID
people!
How do we know that they aren't?
Well for one thing, they worked out how to make e-gold GSR work...
You're still trying to work it out!
They have control of the spot price of
e-gold.
If you look at their
So are you saying that there has been a court order?
That would make sense then, I must have missed this in
Mr.Reid Jacksons announcement.
=
Dagny Taggart
You missed several points in his announcement. I suggest you go back and
read it again.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The best term is "exchange providers" or "peope who buy and sell
e-gold for currencies" or "kick ass places to buy or sell your
egold!!" or perhaps simply "egold shops" or "egold dealers" or "egold
traders"
--JPM
"Money Changer" is one of my favorites.
By the
Often I choose to deal with serious issues with humor. The fact that you do
not have a sense of humor is a problem.
So I will try to deal with a perceived problem in a more "infromative"
manner:
Why do smart people, even those in e-gold, succumb to fraudulent activities
that are impossible to
Why do smart people, even those in e-gold, succumb to fraudulent
activities
that are impossible to sustain? If I post a absurd comment like, "I can
guarantee you 300% return on your money in 3 months!" No one will
question
the value of the information. But if someone said, "I am putting
Adding to JPM...
Market makers need to be very good at managing risk -- they need to know how to
hedge. (Supposedly, part of the california power problem is our local energy
provider, PGE, refused to hedge back when prices were relatively cheap. They could
have bought a bunch of calls or sold a
I am not trying to be a wise acre. Since you are unhappy with things, I
am asking how YOU would set them up differently. How do you separate
customers that make you money form the ones that cost you money? Is this
separation fair, ethical, legal, profitable?? How do you deal with each
type and
I have accumulated just over 2 ounces of E-Gold that I'd like to sell
(see below). I would like to get about 5% over the gold market. I
will entertain any offers for all or part of it.
Contact me direct at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or call me at 503-362-7781
I can take payment via Netbank or
Dear users! We have opened the e-gold account 239668 and have written
the information about this in our electronic shop www.russiashop.com.ru.
Tell me please - this information enough to carry out payments on our
account?
---
You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org
To
It seems that some of the posters to this list have a very narrow view
about "questionable activities". While you are looking at the other
fellow and judging HIM, someone may be judging YOU .. by your words.
We must all remember that this world encompasses many nations .. egold can
be used in
quote-
I am not trying to be a wise acre. Since you are unhappy with things, I am
asking how YOU would set them up differently. How do you separate
customers that make you money form the ones that cost you money? Is this
separation fair, ethical, legal, profitable?? How do you deal with each
"Michael Moore" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In laymans terms the authenticity of a transaction, particularly when
it is as large as this one, requires confirmation for the protection of
all.
If you read the original public announcement it is the authenticity of
the conflicting orders from
--- SnowDog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kuram, my friend, it isn't that way!
When GSR bails in gold at $272/ounce, they
immediately sell it.
You mena their inventories are zero???
They should be in a FedEx commercial!!!
Now I can see why they are afraid to publish their egold balances.
Now, if
That would be their claim SIR, but if you check the USPTO you will discover
that "EGOLD" is NOT TRADEMARKED by GSR, they own "E-GOLD" NOT "EGOLD." In
fact, "EGOLD" is trademarked by a different entity. Our reason for not
proceeding is because we don't wish to harm the relationship with E-GOLD
Because they do not want to sell gold and they are
trying to hold on to as much gold as they can, even
if
it means jeopardizing their trading balance?
Here your confusion is showing. The only thing they
are in business
for is to bail the gold to e-gold then sell e-gold.
GSR don't want to
own and
Hi All:
The Standard Reserve debit cards are scheduled for delivery the
first week in February. So if you have been waiting for delivery
to sign up for the card, now's the time to register for an
Instant Anywhere account. The card is a stored-value, pin-based
debit card that can be used at
That is not what I mean't,
I was pointing out that
quote.
Specifically, we have received communications indicating that the
password(s) for Costa Gold have been compromised due to inadequate security
at Costa Gold, and have also received these conflicting instructions:
2. Instructions to
ok here is the second World Famous bananagold E-GOLD STATS CONTEST
(Brought to you by http://bananagold.com
where you can SHOP AMAZON and SPEND E-GOLD!)
This week's e-gold stats question is:
"How are the other three metals doing?"
that's it! the best answer (paragraph, graph,
Bearerinstruments.com now accepts DigiGold as well as e-gold
for news article payments:
http://www.bearerinstruments.com/html/policy.html
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A Directory of Web sites and Internet
presences accepting non-fiat monies.
Subject:
[Webfunds-users] new slide show
Date:
Sun, 28 Jan 2001 16:26:44 -0400
From:
Ian Grigg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've put up a new slide show at
That would be their claim SIR, but if you check the USPTO you will discover
that "EGOLD" is NOT TRADEMARKED by GSR, they own "E-GOLD" NOT "EGOLD." In
fact, "EGOLD" is trademarked by a different entity.
Regards,
Dalton
P.S. Coder, If you want to provide someone a lesson in Trademark
(I didn't receive this from the list so I'm sending it
again, I think.)
Kid Rock wrote:
huge snip
or we find
something better.
DigiGold?
http://www.bearerinstruments.com/search.php3?Cat1=Financial
A wallet for your money? (and other bearer instruments)
e-gold ltd. is trying to maintain the purity of their metal
backing. The reason Omnipay can bail in bars when nobody else
can is that they have an account with Bank of Nova Scotia. If
an entity, corporate or human, seriously wants to bail in bars
they should create an account
This company is underfunded and scared of large transactions. Pure and
simple.
Wow, to draw this conclusion is to disbelieve that they back their currency
100% with gold, allocated in storage and held in escrow, because there is NO
WAY they can be underfunded if they are backing their currency
Please do, I would like to read this, sounds like a
very entertaining piece of work.
It is very likely that the restriction on bailment
has nothing to do
with GSR. Has anyone asked them?
Yes. I have. It was like pulling teeth to get them
to give a straight
answer. But they finally
Bob wrote:
Kid Rock wrote:
Before we continue (I have a lot of questions here) please tell me if
DigiGold is owned or operated by the same guys who run egold and Omnipay.
I don't know enough to answer that question(s) exactly right. You might
get some answers if you read the contract
It is very likely that the restriction on bailment has nothing to do
with GSR. Has anyone asked them?
Yes, we know they only accept bailment from GSR, but the question
is "Why?" It is my understanding that this policy is from
the Bank of Nova Scotia.
Well, that would seem unlikely to
Dear Mr. Kid Rock,
please go to
www.geektools.com
and look up the who is Digigold.net
You will find another head that they are pretending
not to wear:
Here is a curtesy copy of the information I could
find.
I hate to sound like the whining wife, but this
illustrates my point exactly.
Here is a curtesy copy of the information I could
find.
I hate to sound like the whining wife, but this
illustrates my point exactly.
They claim things that they are not. They are in
control of the entire e-gold universe
GSR/OmniPay/e-gold/Digigold.
I could live with that but how can I
"SnowDog" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This company is underfunded and scared of large transactions. Pure and
simple.
Wow, to draw this conclusion is to disbelieve that they back their currency
100% with gold
No. To believe this is to believe that Omnipay does not have enough money in
its
there is NO WAY they can be underfunded if they are backing their
currency
with gold. They sell the gold, take the money and fill the OutExchange
order. This is how E-Gold is set-up.
At least you finally admit that you recognize that egold and Omnipay are
the
same company. According to your
If it is widely known that
e-gold,/GSR/omnipay/digigold is the same group of
guys
hiding behind four different corporate shells, why are
you so comfortable when they back out of a transaction
here and then refuse to back out of a transaction
there?
Either they believe in the sanctity of a
If it is widely known that
e-gold,/GSR/omnipay/digigold is the same group of
guys
hiding behind four different corporate shells, why are
you so comfortable when they back out of a transaction
here and then refuse to back out of a transaction
there?
Either they believe in the sanctity of a
-Original Message-
From: Dagny Taggart
why are
you so comfortable when they back out of a transaction
here and then refuse to back out of a transaction
there?
They have/are doing this? Please Clarify for me which transaction[s]
these are and how these alleged "back outs" are in
"SnowDog" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At least you finally admit that you recognize that egold and Omnipay are
the same company. According to your earlier protestations egold doesn't
do "outexchanges" Omnipay does.
Agreed, Omnipay does the OutExchanges. I misspoke
No you didn't. It was the
"SnowDog" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even if they had ZERO dollars in their bank account, and zero e-gold, they
would still be able to sell the gold bullion backing the currency and honor
a one million dollar OutExchange. This is the way the e-gold system is
set-up. They can bail out the gold.
I
Lets take poor Mr. Michael Moores experience back when
it happend.
He is still suffering from the aftershocks of being
blamed for the banking system, taken of the exchange
provider list and as far as I understand the
happenings, he was being accused of being a criminal,
the value was frozen by
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