On 15 Jun 2003, at 14:45, Mark wrote:
Having followed this conversation on HYIP's for more than a few days
now and being new to that idea, we have now removed the "investments"
category and 22 HYIP listings in our directory. Thanks for the info
and opinions on these items.
Mark H.
www.gold-pag
> Might I suggest that, rather than removing it
> entirely you replace it with a warning and an educational
> explanation of Ponzi schemes, chain letters etc. or a link to
> same?
What shall I say? I agree. Scary as the thought might appear at first,
Craig is right. Removing all investment list
On 15 Jun 2003, at 14:45, Mark wrote:
> Having followed this conversation on HYIP's for more than a few days
> now and being new to that idea, we have now removed the "investments"
> category and 22 HYIP listings in our directory. Thanks for the info
> and opinions on these items.
>
> Mark H.
>
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Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 11:45 PM
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: HYIP's
>
> --- "Ken Griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >It looks like the HYIP's have a real potential to hurt the acceptance of
> >digital gold currencies.
--- "Ken Griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It looks like the HYIP's have a real potential to hurt the acceptance of
>digital gold currencies. Everytime one of these scams gets busted that uses
>a dgc it gives the whole industry a black eye.
>
Technically that would be what you would expect,
