A couple more
.com domains for all these are available
goldeq (for gold equivalent)
cybagold
electronic-gold
Shaun
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virtual gold
metagold
sunny-money (joke :)
ezgold
as-good-as-gold (I like this one, the domain name as-good-as-gold.com is
available too)
HTH
Shaun
PS. Hi, I just joined e-gold, this is my first post. I'm a
computer/internet expert, if you need any webdev, just ask (e-gold accepted
:)
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At 11:07 AM +1000 08/20/2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...(much discussion deleted)
I'm fascinated by the debate in general, and I am only uncomfortable
with the idea of a human (especially me) instead of a machine in:
where you fone up Jim for a spend,
...(ULP!)
Some people have that job,
Also, from http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/terms.htm it seems that
the word bailment works better than deposit, which has banking
connotations IMO. (IANAL, though.) Also, just because it usually does
not make sense to redeem something doesn't mean it's never going
to be redeemed. Stuff
does anyone accept e-gold for hansabux?
David
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores more gold on behalf of customers
than many countries? See
How much gold is in a gram of digital gold? And more importantly, do the
differences in the fineness of the various digital currencies affect the use
of the AUG (one gram of gold) as a standard unit of digital currency? See
what James Turk, Douglass Jackson, and Mike Singleton have to say in the
http://www.goldengrams.com/
is a great site, and Chris gives great service on some beautiful
nuggets and coins! I just got in some AWESOME nuggets today,
prettier than any coin, IMO!
Chris, wait 'till you see the performance art that lets you complete
our deal! Don't worry, it'll be fun for
Hello,
GoldSpender just got a new look! Please take a look at www.goldspender.com
and tell us your opinions!
WBR,
Paul
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores more gold on
I just recently learned that The Ad Hoc Conspiracy to Draft L. Neil Smith,
at http://www.smith2004.org/ is accepting donations via e-gold.
For those of you who are not familiar with the author L. Neil Smith, he is
an outspoken advocate for freedom who has written lots of excellent science
Sorry. All I have is a rusty, trusty, old VHS machine.
Also, I was mailing a tape (ALMS race, Portland. #3
Corvette wins!) to my son, and asked what a similar
package to Australia (just picked a foreign country
at random) would cost. $11.40. Whew!
Hans.
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It would
--On 19 August 2001 22:55 +1000 David Hillary
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does anyone accept e-gold for hansabux?
David
I've got a few. How many were you looking for?
Rachel
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I just recently learned that The Ad Hoc Conspiracy to Draft L. Neil
Smith, at http://www.smith2004.org/ is accepting donations via
e-gold.
For those of you who are not familiar with the author L. Neil Smith,
he is an outspoken advocate for freedom who has written lots of
excellent science
Craig Spencer wrote:
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No. I only included the under certain circumstances qualifier so
that people would not introduce an irrelevancy by objecting that they
couldn't redeem a 1oz coin. But then Bob did it anyway!
that makes it not-storage/ownership/non-backyness?
They are storing
At 08:33 PM -0400 08/20/2001, Bob wrote:
...
Now there may be some under certain circumstances derivatives
other than these so called GBCs, but I don't know of any. Do you?
Gosh, I'd say just about any comodity plays like that. Presumably,
it's planned that 99% or so of the people who trade in
How much gold is in a gram of digital gold? And more importantly, do the
differences in the fineness of the various digital currencies affect the use
of the AUG (one gram of gold) as a standard unit of digital currency? See
what James Turk, Douglass Jackson, and Mike Singleton have to say in the
Maybe I'm not getting this, but I think the answers are all in the
user agreements. The weird thing (to me) is, there are now FAR
more ways to get lots more kinds of physical gold for your e-gold
than there ever were in the days of the coins, and to me the
only other difference is semantic,
JP,
{Everyone seems sick of this dissuccion, especially Craig! :)
Yea. :) But I still have a couple of things to say.
Very often ownership rights are quite vague ..
There can be ambiguous situations but the *concept* of ownership is
not vague at all. It is the right of use and
Maybe I'm not getting this, but I think the answers are all in the
user agreements.
Jim, I think that's absolutely correct. Do you 'own' gold when you have
e-gold in your account, or is the gold a contractual obligation? The Terms
of Use should tell us, because that's the agreement under which
Yea. :) But I still have a couple of things to say.
heh ..
Very often ownership rights are quite vague ..
There can be ambiguous situations but the *concept* of ownership is
not vague at all. It is the right of use and disposal (of something).
Ownership is not a meaningless floating
http://www.e-gold.com/examiner.html
the count is DOWN to 143.
That must have been omnipay bailing them out, right?
Or someone else?
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores
The weird thing (to me) is, there are now FAR
more ways to get lots more kinds of physical gold for your e-gold
than there ever were in the days of the coins, and to me the
only other difference is semantic, between get and redeem I
end up with a piece of yellow metal in my hand if I want
The count is DOWN to 143.
They just did that to prove that the bars are redeemable. :-)
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores more gold on behalf of customers
than many
bravo -- perhaps at last a straight answer on this from egold? one day!
JP, I would argue that that answer has already been provided:
3.3.4. Right of Redemption - Except as provided in Section 4.6.1, will
Issuer will not attempt to suspend or revoke User's conditional right of
Redemption.
On 19 Aug 2001, at 14:29, Craig Spencer wrote:
Both are transferable *derivatives* of gold. That is, they are
contractual obligations whose value derives from that of gold. The
principal contractual commitment is the obligation to redeem e-
gold in gold on demand (under certain
the worlds only email list where you reply to an individual instead
of to the list strikes again ...
I sent that comment only to you personally, Craig!
AAAH! I screwed up!!!
Man, I hate that...
Craig
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Claude,
there is one major element that characterizes derivatives, and it
is leverage.
Many derivatives afford leverage. But that is not an essential or
necessary characteristic.
If you use the pure definition of a derivative, which is a bi-lateral
contract whose value derives from the
JP,
I'm sure they've all cocked it up! :)
I never said that or argued anything to that effect. I have argued
against some ideas you have proposed about GM/eg; NOT against the
worth of the GoldMoney or e-gold businesses.
Yes, GM makes such claims. But those claims are rather meaningless
Omnipay had to bail them out and sell them to cover the 2 cheques
I've gotten from them in the last week :-)
Well, maybe partly, or maybe they're doing a bit of speculating and
selling when the price is high?
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