At 6:10 AM -0600 6/7/01, extropians-digest wrote:
Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 01:48:08 -0400 (EDT)
From: Dan Fabulich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: E-cash's feasibility?
Hi! It's been a while since I posted here.
I'm starting to do research on an article I'm writing about David
Chaum's e-cash protocol,
Yep thats right, you have never seen a gold sale like this one. This
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Hi Folks
I love e-gold, I think it's a great system, however I also think I am in a
huge minority.
The problem with e-gold is not the e-gold system and how it works, the
problem is
A. Getting your account funded
B. Getting the hard cash if you need it without getting ripped off.
Is it just me
Hi - i just read your post.
I totally agree with you - when i first came in contact with e-gold - i
loved it becuase it was easy to buy services with - BUT to FUND it and to
withdraw money from it was expensive and hard - ( a money order on 100$ to a
MM costs me 20$ in Sweden - havent
Slavery was well suited to producing wealth (for the owner) in the
ancient world or middle ages, where there really wasn't that big a
distinction between a slave and a serf or a farmer/tradesman. In the
19th century, the capitalists realised that with the labour intensive
jobs done by slaves
gary lang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
osgold is supposed to be a gold currency like e-gold and osopps.com seems
to be running a loan program but they are related to osgold.com.
anyone thinks if it is a real legitimate program ?
It looks like a scam, it smells like a scam, especially the
Hi Gary,
I'm a happy osgold and osopps member :)
Osopps offers guaranteed programs - no scams, no ponzis
Join us and see :)
Naturally, I disagree. It's not possible to guarantee a return on an HYIP.
The fact that an internet currency is selling HYIP programs is a very big
red flag.
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looks like a FLAG, it will explode either upwards or downwards soon
my guess, up!
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Great ventures create great mottos.
Gold's up in London right now (267 +/-). nem closed yesterday
the same as the day
http://stocks.tradingcharts.com/stocks/charts/nem/d
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Geoff wrote:
Hi Folks edited
, they just want an
easy way to buy and sell stuff on the net, to give you an example, I offer
merchandise and VW magazines on my my site vw-online.
Geoff, please provide the actual URL so we can view
I have links to open a
new account and a shopping cart to
Hi,
Is this Fast-gold or Gaithmans Gold Nation???
(snip)
We will very shortly have accounts at the following banks. Citibank,
Wachovia, Bank One, First Union, and Royal Bank of Canada.
(end snip)
Oops, it IS Fast-gold...just appears to be a mirror image of the
banking strategy of
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/living/DailyNews/money010523.html
Another reason to use e-gold (and keep your keyboard clean!).
JMR
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At 07:30 AM 6/8/2001, Braemar Holdings wrote:
George,
Thankyou for your reply. I now have visited the Standard Transactions site
and you're right --- it *is* extremely useful.
May I also say that I am extremely impressed with the consistent high
quality of your company's service.
Thank you.
SnowDog wrote:
Sure mark, the url for VW Online is
http://www.vw-online.co.uk/htdocs/merchandise.html
Hmm... Actually it's http://www.vw-online.co.uk/htdocs/merchandise.htm
SnowDog
Thanx Mr. S. Dog ;-). I also wanted to clarify what specifically was addressed
on this list regarding
I believe that it was fastgold ( James Shupperd ) that had given their
customers the option of doing walk in cash deposits at several banks. Before
anyone, so yes Eric I do consider it a compliment, thank you ...
James Shupperd
Money to Gold, and Gold to Money. Service you deserve
and the
I also know that graham of goldnow did this before me,
James
Money to Gold, and Gold to Money. Service you deserve
and the SPEED you require www.fastgold.net
Stay informed about all the latest egold investments, games, and scams. BE
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http://www.e-told.com/?157585
for all of
You do not see even incentive payments?
*Well yes but only a coupla cents
The e-gold incentive is only 1/400th of the transaction though.
1% transaction fee
25% goes to originator of payer
25% goes to originator of payee
50% goes to e-gold
So if you referred both the payer the payee,
Tungsten isn't exactly cheap or common either is it?
- Original Message -
From: Viking Coder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: e-gold Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 3:09 PM
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: FAKE gold bars!!
some clever person on this list explained the process
On the balance page, when one picks a currency, the page refresh should
set a cookie - and that page should always from then on load with the
chosen currency, until it's changed again.
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i can't stand the dearth of replies!
see:
http://store.gemplus.com
select software solutions, possibly you could try the
Kit, GemSAFE Enterprise Workstation 2.21 Standard Cryptography Serial
Port Reader
though i haven't messed with that particular item.
what you fill find is that there are a
I'm sure you could test for this with a seismic approach - sound
transmission and scattering, such as they use to prospect for oil but on
a smaller scale. It wouldn't detect *what* the error was, but it would
detect a linear discontinuity in the metal content, and the bar could
then get sawn
This is nowhere near my area of expertise, but I don't think you can take
a SONAR reading on something so small.
Indeed, you can. Perhaps not as a SONAR reading as such, but using the
same principles and concepts. There is a subset of the Mechanical
Engineering field called Nondestructive
Dear lists,
In the following lines is not malicious links. Those only
adverttising from www.plasa.con in which I sign up for free
email account.
I hope this clear
regards,
m.khairul bahri
Subject: Malicious links?
From: CCS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2001 09:14:20 -0400
Clearly, I read what you wrote perfectly well. When you say willing
to give away more of their freedom for it you imply that giving away
their freedom results in it (cars etc.).
Perhaps this is where the confusion is arising from. When I say willing
to give away more of their freedom for it I
Tristan,
Perhaps this is where the confusion is arising from. When I say willing
to give away more of their freedom for it I certainly do not mean that
giving away freedom results in wealth being produced.
OK.
The key word here is willing. If technology produces convenience at the
What a great donation!
Anyone who did not donate is a BASTARD!!
Donate now!
Hi
I just want to say thank you to the person who donated $500 USD in E-Gold to
the Charlotte Speddy appeal, your genorosity is greatly appreciated and may
this persons kindness put those of you who have donated zero
The key word here is willing. If technology produces convenience at the
expense of liberty, then the average joe is *willing* to sacrifice a
little liberty for a little convenience.
the two things are mutually exclusive and not related.
Technology, ie human invention, never reduces
thank you ...
some clever person on this list explained the process of making good
FAKE gold bars.
That would be me...
Here are the originals...
http://www.mail-archive.com/e-gold-list@talk.e-gold.com/msg01478.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/e-gold-list@talk.e-gold.com/msg01879.html
So you envision a situation in which some means of producing convenience
or wealth inadvertently results in degrading liberty?
Well, let me draw some parallels. The Boston Massacre involved just a few
people. The taxes Great Britain took from the colonists is nowhere near
the taxes taken from
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/61
I must say I have never been more correct with a chart call.
2-3 hours before the trading day opened I told ya' there'd be a spike.
No credit to me - the credit goes to the fact that it's all in the
charts and if you can observe a few simple
JP,
(It could be that on other planets with other intelligent species,
they did NOT discover this, ie, it could be for other intelligent
species that socialism works.
I beg to differ. It has nothing to with location (which planet) or
with biolaogical identity (which species). Capitalism
Tristan,
So far you have said you don't mean either of the following.
1) unfreedom produces wealth
2) wealth causes less freedom
Yet for some reason that escapes me you still seem to think there is
some sort of trade off between freedom and wealth.
Rather, I mean to say, if the average
I believe it. As I've said before on the list (and many more times
off-list!) Australian banks are the biggest bunch of crooked f*cks in
the country, and that's including the politicans and the lawyers.
Banks here regularly steal customer's funds (sometimes substantial
amounts, sometimes
It shouldn't cost you more than $5 to fund your e-gold account with
$100. Check out the exchange brokers that deal in Europe. Icegold
and EuroGoldline...
Claude
GoldCurrencies.ca
On 8 Jun 2001, at 10:07, Patrik Isacsson wrote:
Hi - i just read your post.
I totally agree with you - when
Tristan,
So far you have said you don't mean either of the following.
1) unfreedom produces wealth
2) wealth causes less freedom
Yet for some reason that escapes me you still seem to think there is
some sort of trade off between freedom and wealth.
Dear Craig,
There is, with the current
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