[e-gold-list] Re: Stealing names stuff ...

2002-05-06 Thread Ian Green
Just because someone registers a domain name with GoldNow in it does not give one the right to every other domain name with GoldNow in it. Also I disagreed with e-gold's domain name demands that a year or two ago caused a South African exchange provider to change his domain and business name.

[e-gold-list] Re: Stealing names stuff : Something to chew on over the week-end

2002-05-04 Thread Mariman Center
Hi Patrick, Reading your mail about that affair, remains me that I am always waiting for the payment of the licencing fee for the scripts I made for you. As I told you, you paid for ONE, and are using on TWO (as far as I could see some days ago) domains. Sorry that I didn't contact you

[e-gold-list] Re: Stealing names stuff : Something to chew on over the week-end

2002-05-04 Thread Matthew Schlegel
In response to Patrick's attempt to justify his position: GoldNow.com is not a competitor to GoldNow.st. As such, the usage of the GoldNow name is not going to be confusing to customers. While the digital gold industry currently has a much more savvy crowd of consumers, having 'AnyGoldNow'

[e-gold-list] Re: Stealing names stuff : Something to chew on over the week-end

2002-05-04 Thread PHV
Your job was so lousy (and although it was fully paid, contrary to what you claim), it had to be redone altogether ! As for the rest of it, I'd take a good look at the email exchanges regarding your obligations before making any claims (and your e-gold account historyu too) But of course, you

[e-gold-list] Re: Stealing names stuff : Something to chew on over the week-end

2002-05-04 Thread Mariman Center
P Pauvre con ! Insults, after robbery and scam ??? Poor... poor little man... :( Let's open the backdoors ! MC -- Mariman Center www.mariman.net WebHosting - WebDesign --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL