Euro Gold Line is presently setting up accounts in
several countries, of which the UK will probably be
the first. Hopefully these should start to appear as
early as next week.
When the country becomes available, there will be
adjustments made to the rate schedule for that
country. The way the
Frank Zuchristian wrote:
Euro Gold Line is presently setting up accounts in
several countries, of which the UK will probably be
the first. Hopefully these should start to appear as
early as next week.
When the country becomes available, there will be
adjustments made to the rate
I can't see a big problem with accepting personal cheques. You just don't
give out the gold until the cheque clears (3 days in UK). There are even
ways of clearing cheques instantly if you want to pay extra. If you look at
it that way, it's a 100% secure method of payment.
Counterfeit checks are
Personal Checks can actually be cancelled, and payment taken back, up to
6
months after it has cleared. Don't know the mechanics of such a
transaction, but do know it is possible.
Yes that's true, but it applies equally to money orders. I used to run a
mail order business and have taken tens
Why not just endorse your dollar cheques to one of the market makers and
kill two birds with one stone? Goldchanger, for instance, accepts third
party dollar cheques.
There's a scam going around these days where a thief sells something on the
internet, then has the buyer send the check to an
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http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/61
if i had to guess I'd say that an up trend is estalished ..
the price will probably march upwards, just as it did from Apr. until
the middle of May on that chart.
The trend is your friend! Buy now, anyone who buys
While the Gold Today rates are comparable and in some cases cheaper
than Instant Gold. Gold Today also prides itself on offering not just
an exchange service from soft to hard currency but also an extensive
site where you can see not only with whom you are dealing but also
offers a
My entire balance was taken on a spend to goldmine on
June 9. Problem is, I didn't do the spend, never heard of
goldmine and have NEVER, absolutely NEVER told anyone
my passphrase. EVER. NOBODY! Also, I have never told
anyone my balance! I reported this to Omnipay immediately,
but found no
This is the third or fourth one of these losses I have seen in the past week
that went to goldmine. If they got into your account, which they would
have to do to make the spend, they could check the balance first just like
you could.
Assuming that you did not give your passphrase to anyone,
forwarded from another list
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A week ago there was an article about D.I.R.T. published in the Register as well as on
this list.
Here is another article by the same author who said that This story contains
incomplete and inaccurate data
Reg duped in D.I.R.T. debacle
Crimebusting
The investment is VAT free, however, I am told that
the service fee of an intermediatory, such as
ourselves is subject to VAT. Therefore in those
countries that have BTW/VAT/IVA I have dutifully (not
happily) collected it on behalf of the government on
my fee ONLY.
Point me the way, if
At 10:59 PM 06/11/2001 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My entire balance was taken on a spend to goldmine on
June 9. Problem is, I didn't do the spend, never heard of
goldmine and have NEVER, absolutely NEVER told anyone
my passphrase. EVER. NOBODY! Also, I have never told
anyone my balance! I
For MMs (eg: eurogoldline) thinking of setting up to recieve UK funds, a
good approach could be to accept funds as cash sent via insured post.
The chances of cash not clearing are near zilch, especially with
hard-to-forge British money.
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I have no passwords, only passphrases. Some of my passphrases run as high
as 1k. They include alpha/numeric and ASCII characters. This tends to
thwart password sniffers and makes decryption almost but not quite
impossible. (Brute force can always be used to crack a message, but that
could
Because of the fact that you have to make your e-gold a/c# public to receive
payments, you provide hackers with half of what they need to access your
a/c.
Wrong. The above is only true if your passphrase is extremely easy to
guess. Just because I know where the bank is doesn't mean that I
At 03:40 PM 06/12/2001 -0400, Paul Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems to me, that if a keyboard sniffer is present, then typing a login ID
would be reported, along with the password, so what difference would
having another ID make?!
It makes a huge difference.
Picture a hacker receiving
At 04:56 PM 06/12/2001 -0400, Viking Coder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because of the fact that you have to make your e-gold a/c# public to
receive
payments, you provide hackers with half of what they need to access your
a/c.
Wrong. The above is only true if your passphrase is extremely
Subject: Re: E-Gold-UK exchange?
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Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2001 06:01:31 +0100
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Yes, exhorbitant banking charges are a big problem, especially for us here
in GB. Whenever I receive a dollar commission cheque I find that most of it
is swallowed
Has anyone used this product?
I recently became aware of it through a client. They use it to secure
their external access.
The client side consists of a key fob which is about the size of a small
thin pager. It has a 6 digit number that changes every 60 seconds.
On the server side there is
My entire balance was taken on a spend to goldmine on
June 9. Problem is, I didn't do the spend, never heard of
goldmine and have NEVER, absolutely NEVER told anyone
my passphrase. EVER. NOBODY!
A common con is that you are asked for a password on another site,
and then you unthinkingly USE
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Nothing is easier than looking through a keyboard sniffer file and
finding out what's going on, it's like reading someone's mind. You
can see their common typos, etc.
Experiment with any keyboard sniffer for ten minutes and you'll
immediately get the idea.
You
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| In another case, the hacker doesn't know
Now here's an on-topic post.
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It is like global warming, it's just completely and totally and
utterly non-sensical on numerous different levels, makes no sense at
all, in any way.
Please explain? I know GW is pretty doubtful and the earth bounces
around temperature
Neil Ennis,
Your transaction is complete.
I have attempted to e-mail you three times and your e-mail addy is
bouncing.
Thanks,
Eric Gaither, President
Gaithmans Gold Nation, Inc.
(317) 788-8580 Voice
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http://businesses.msn.com/gege/
Scammer(s) take notice...the
You make an important point. Though there's still a touch
of It's OK to leave the door half open, because closing it
won't protect you against a gang with a battering ram.
Why make it easy for even relatively unskilled hackers to
raid e-gold a/cs?
What becomes even clearer from your post is
You make an important point. Though there's still a touch
of It's OK to leave the door half open, because closing it
won't protect you against a gang with a battering ram.
Why make it easy for even relatively unskilled hackers to
raid e-gold a/cs?
Even if you were to substitute a 'payment
You need to get together with the other poeple who have had $ stolen
by gold mine.
For instance, try to see a pattern in the time of day the money was
stolen. At least then it can be guessed where in the world they are.
It seems to me that one of the few things that could certainly be
Thus, just some examples below of how totally and utterly ridiculous
global warming is. ANY of these items, taken on their own, utterly
[E-gold related discussion a bit further on in this post]
I think there are many sides to the global warming argument, people
should go out and inform
Result: they do a Milliken on Doug, and slap a 30% tax on e-gold transactions.
Wasn't that something. They had most people believing Michael
Milken screwed people out of money and that his junk bonds
defaulted.
e-gold will become a big environmental (ie socialist) issue.
(believe it or not
Gold passed it's test today:
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/81
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/61
nem didn't had a test to pass:
http://stocks.tradingcharts.com/stocks/charts/nem/d
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Thus, just some examples below of how totally and utterly ridiculous
global warming is. ANY of these items, taken on their own, utterly
[E-gold related discussion a bit further on in this post]
I think there are many sides to the global warming argument, people
should go out and inform
Gold passed it's test today:
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/81
and how! it appears to be making ANOTHER flag, rather making a channel.
Perhaps it will go flag-spike-flag-spike-flag-spike ? Nail-biting stuff.
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/GD/61
nem didn't had a test to
sorry for ranting about global warming! :)
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sorry for ranting about global warming! :)
Its all right jpm, the part of the globe where you are is warm already.
However You lost me on the Santa Clause thread!
Warm Rgds
Mark S. Ohberg
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Think of it as a Pascal's wager kind of thing - maybe you'll be
wrong trying to do your part to combat global warming, but conserving
energy and promoting alternative fuels can be its own reward - and if
you're right it helps in the big picture too!
Environmentalism is a chicken little con
Gentlemen,
I have been working on an article on how to protect your e-gold passwords,
but in light of the recent discussion, I'll post some of the stuff early.
As someone pointed out, using the same password on multiple websites is the
best way to get your money stolen, but Trojans that
If you have been ripped off by the goldmine account, please e-mail me at
this address. If the people who have been hit compare notes, it should be
possible to find a pattern and maybe even catch the bastard.
Ken Griffith
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