Interesting. I just had another thought. Let's say all the central banks
suddenly decided to back their currencies with gold. Now, when they go
into the market to buy gold, how do they pay for it? Damn, that one's got
me stumped!
-- Patrick
http://fexl.com
They offer to exchange
I've just received an email from [EMAIL PROTECTED].
It is the standard scam intended to harvest passwords
using a fake e-Gold website. The link points at this
domain:
http://www.e-gold-secure.com/acct/login.html
(Don't login there ok?)
This domain registration (from whois.net) was updated
Singular?
teste
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Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s)
via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart
Music for the new Millenium.
Read to you by the storyteller at your very own public library.
Yes, Grandson, I said to the small person sitting on my knee,
There was a time when you could logon and discuss how Gold and
Silver money would help the world become a better place.
Of course, that
At 02:56 PM 9/18/2002 -0400, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Why do you say the gold economy seems to be falling apart?
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Which, IMHO, is the reason the gold economy is stagnant.
George
George, with respect, there is a significant difference between falling
apart and stagnant. The
Interesting point, Marco. Hey, JMR, what about it? Any way
recurring billing can be implemented with e-gold?
More importantly, how could we DISABLE recurrent billing on
any account? This would need to be an option in the account
setup and subject to heavy security protection. Remember,
red flag and does not reflect well on the business
image. In the interest of business transparency, there should be full
disclosure of ownership and location of the business offices. No way would
I trust such an anonymous business with my Gold!
David Brooks
Editor / Bricks of Gold Website eZine
I like the site, but I cannot locate
any contact information for the business
or the people managing it. Who are they,
where is the company located and how can
customers contact them?
Dave Brooks
Editor / Bricks of Gold Website eZine
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of wholesale E-Gold on this list a few weeks ago is another
Scammer!
http://pcworldsystems.net/
David Brooks
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Use e-gold's Secure
gold funded credit cards
Kind of a contradiction in terms... But didn't Rand use the debit card
concept before Heinlein? It's been too long since my childhood scifi
period.
Dave Brooks
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I'm preparing a list of exchange service providers and dgc providers who
are prepared to accept physcial metal bail-in to dgc accounts.
I will post this list on the index page of our Bricks of Gold website.
Rather than take several days to contact my present list of vendors
and exchange
I propose the term 'Augr', pronounced auger, because it both portends
the future of money and drills holes in the fiat currency system.
Dave Brooks
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How is e-gold useful? Transaction fees are orders of magnitude
larger than the transaction amount.
Steve,
With respect, I believe you do not understand the
transaction fee structure of e-Gold. This is quoted
from the e-Gold webpage:
http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/fees.htm
The fee for
Noel;
RE the reference to this URL: http://www.NASARA.com/
It is no longer pointed at an active website. Do you
have another reference to the document you mention?
Thanks
Dave Brooks
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RE the reference to this URL: http://www.NASARA.com/
I've received a correction to this URL:
http://www.NESARA.com/
The National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act
I recommend it to all of you. Whether it makes its way to the floor for
a vote in it's present form is questionable, but
Tom,
Could you expand a little on what your 'callback service' will do?
Dave Brooks
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Did you know that e-metal is a wonderful
JP, Look here:
http://www.paypalwarning.com/
Dave
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Did you know that you can spend e-gold to help the victims of terror at:
Hi Dave:
While I respect your concern, please be assured that the Standard Group of
companies (Standard Transactions and Standard Reserve in particular) are
not merely a third party, but a respected member of this community and a
large MM for e-Gold. We are the ones sponsoring the
Hmmm what about velocity? You could imagine GBC serving its
vital role only as a lubricant at the point of exchange then being
returned immediately to some settlement lubrication agent. e.g.
Joe buys something on ebay. Joe gets some GBC at very low
transaction cost somehow, uses it to pay
Mark,
RE your attempts to fund e-Gold. I hope you have succeeded by now, but
in case you're still searching, try Gold Currencies.ca
http://www.goldcurrencies.ca/
They have the best rates of the five Canadian market makers on my list.
RE Paypal, run away, fast.
The fastest way to get gold
Mark wrote:
This is great, once I have decided that I want to use e-gold. But, it
needs to be much easier for the first-time user.
I think part of the barrier to new users is that they do not remember the
effort it took to get their bank account / credit card in the first place.
Consider a
Ok JP
there's nothing backed about e-gold.
You obviously want a chace to redefine 'backed'. Please explain...
Dave
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Did you know that e-gold Ltd. stores more gold on behalf
JP, I'm honestly sorry that I asked. In the interests of NOT confusing
users of GBC's, I will continue to say that e-Gold IS backed by gold,
because the gold is really there. Better yet, let's tell everyone how the
fiat currencies are NOT 'backed', which makes more sense and will attract
more
How about implementing a feature accessible from within one's account that
would allow contact between the account holder and their progeny, OR,
possibly a simple list of email addresses associated with the progeny.
RJ, I do understand the desire to obtain a list of gold currency account
Tim Woods at MiningWeb has done it again. In an article posted last
night, in reference to ...an effective parallel private gold
standard..., he says:
The digital gold currencies that have sprung up spontaneously to
service Internet commerce are remarkably similarity to Hazlitt's ideas.
These
James, by any chance are you talking about the 'moon rocks' brought back
by the astronauts? They aren't really 'metal' but they are very
expensive.
Dave
The choice is sample of the Roswell saucer, but I don't think anyone is
selling them right now...
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James, are you referring to those rare coins formed by the collision of
two bullets? A few are found in the Southern US on civil war battle
grounds. Mostly lead...
Dave
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Or maybe metallic hydrogen? Formed in very small quantities in
hyper-pressure anvils. I don't think a 1/4 ounce has every been made, but
it is rare and very expensive.
Dave
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One last thought, a coin exists, in a museum,I believe it's on the US east
coast. The coin was formed when dualers bullets collided. I don't know
the exact history or the names of the dualing pair. Still made of lead.
Dave
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Andi, I see that you place a 5% Surcharge on using e-Gold. This would
seem to be counter-intuitive, given e-Gold's lower costs and harder
currency. I can understand charging more for the use of Credit Cards, but
not gold. Am I missing something about your business model that would
justify the
Mizuho Holding's Inc, the world's largest financial group, said
Thursday it would dispose of 1,200 billion yen (10 billion dollars) in bad
loans by 2003 as part of a drastic restructuring plan to clean up its
accounts.
Consider a row of garbage trucks, each holding a million one-yen notes.
What's the status of MetalSavings.com? The email address
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' is bouncing. Has anyone else been able to
contact them via email?
Thanks
Dave
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Did you know
I just want to issue some further clarifications. And a challenge.
...
Please help me see the rest of the picture.
Julian,
I appreciate what you propose and suggest that you broaden your
article's scope to include all the GBC's, rather than concentrating on
e-Gold alone.
This is admittedly
At the risk of offending those who think this kind of thing should not be
posted...
The Sircam virus has been reported by ZDNet, among other sources. Do
whatever you think is necessary. The story is here:
http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2792260,00.html
Dave
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http://goldxpress.ibusinessdot.com/
I cant get it to load .. j/s problems ... but it's some sort of
fraud, possibly?
The site contains a VB script, which includes a large binary segment.
This is probably a virus. My AV scanner reported this after I opened the
site:
C:\My
JP,
Two questions:
What do your acronyms stand for? 1mdc and GBCBC?
What are you going to do when you have all the e-gold? *G*
Dave
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I read it to mean instant clearance of trades, which could have an
affect on the spread play earnings of market makers (the security trade
kind,not e-currency exchange providers).
...multiple dissimilar financial assets... probably refers to currency
trading (arbitrage), buy euro's, sell
ROBERT HEMPHILL, former Credit Manager of the Federal Reserve Bank in
Atlanta.
If all the bank loans were paid, no one could have a bank deposit, and
there would not be a dollar of coin or currency in circulation. This is a
staggering thought. We are completely dependent on the commercial
Chris, There are several listed on Bricks of Gold:
http://www.manznet.com/brooks/bricksofgold/vendors.htm
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Much as I'd love to post this whole thread on the eZine, I think it
better that someone should purchase the film and book rights and syndicate
a sitcom production company. The title of the thread alone is a good for
a pilot episode...
Think of the gold advertising venue this could create for
I notice that the e-Bullion site has opened for business.
http://www.e-bullion.com/
Dave Brooks
Bricks of Gold
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