On 20 Nov 2002, at 9:32, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
Please tell us where you can buy one ounce minted silver coins for
anywhere near five bucks.
Patrick,
The best price you can get these days for a one ounce silver coin
(Say a Silver Maple Leaf) is $6.81-$7.00
STill a lot cheaper than $10.
On 21 Aug 2002, at 8:42, Mark Jeftovic wrote:
Basically it would be like unix-style tcp wrappers but at the account
login level, so you could specify netblocks that are allowed to log
into your account to the exclusion of all others.
Indeed an excellent security feature that works very well
On 22 Jul 2002, at 10:36, George Matyjewicz wrote:
Assuming folks with per capita income over $10,000 would be the target
market for gold, that means there are approx 869,910 people who are
candidates.
How about 869,910,000 people instead of 869,910.
Claude Cormier
Ormetal Inc.
I've sent off a few suggestions to Geoff Turk, who was responsive
enough to email me directly (nearly a week ago).
Ian,
I am sure your suggestions will be taken seriously by GoldMoney.
Keep sending them.
Claude Cormier
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On 7 Jun 2002, at 8:24, GoldSpender wrote:
... and I don't know much about
the eCTA, and who the members are.
Well you should Paul... It would have been much easier for you
Claude
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On 2 Jun 2002, at 10:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Claude .. what about e-gold is gold itself -- lots of it! -- more
than enough!! -- circulated electronically :)
Many agree with that statement. So it may well be true. It is
certainly very close to be true. I am not sure...
But being in
On 29 May 2002, at 6:30, SnowDog wrote:
www.kitco.com
And the stocks are going banana!
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On 27 May 2002, at 11:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best physical object to compare it to? (pack of
cigarettes, deck of cards or something)
Smaller than that I think... I would say a cube of 3cm.
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On 23 May 2002, at 10:01, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
Transferable Gold Accounts (gold currencies), fiat money, and paper
certificates are all money substitutes.
Ken, of course, you think you are right.
But James Turk, GoldMoney and their lawyers also think they are
right about GoldMoney
That is why GoldMoney holdings are called holdings and not
accounts. I agree that if a GoldMoney holding really is title to a
specific gold object, then it is gold money, as opposed to a gold
liability.
Well that is what the user agreement says.
As you know, I simply don't believe that
On 23 May 2002, at 11:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It passes the kitco test, kitco's servers are swamped, so its a real
That is my strongest indicator -:)
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On 23 May 2002, at 13:12, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
1. Ownership must be specific: The custodian has to be able to
identify which particular gold object(s) in the vault belongs to each
Holder. If it cannot identify which piece of gold belongs to which
Holder, then it is a deposit currency
On 23 May 2002, at 14:33, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
think that's the whole sticking point, Claude. Ken does not agree
with this premise.
That is what I realized.
Basically Ken is saying that you must be able to point to a distinct
piece of something and say that's mine. If you can't pick
On 23 May 2002, at 15:16, Kenneth C. Griffith wrote:
I'm sorry, Claude and Patrick, but CLEAR TITLE requires 100% ownership
of a distinct assett so there are no questions of ownership. This is
a legal term. If you and several other people each have an undivided
interest in something, none
On 13 May 2002, at 13:46, Mark Jeftovic wrote:
Speaking of which, anyone know any good discussion lists about gold in
general?
Gold ? Or Gold stocks ?
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On 13 May 2002, at 14:23, Mark Jeftovic wrote:
Both, I was thinking gold when I posted but I would also be interested
in a gold-stocks discussion list.
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/stocktalk/subject.gsp?subjectid=518
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On 22 Apr 2002, at 14:52, Lourens Human wrote:
do I receive email notification of this spend? If
not, why not hmmm...?
Not at this time. But e-gold knows that this feature has been
requested by many.
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On 4 Apr 2002, at 16:48, Ian Green wrote:
Silver has been used
as money for THOUSANDS of years!
Ian. I agree. But it is no longer the case. In todays world, silver is
much more an industrial metal with 68% of the production use in
industrial application and the remaining used in silverware
On 3 Apr 2002, at 16:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody object to being able to receive tips in metals other than
gold?
Yes. Only Gold is money.
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On 2 Apr 2002, at 17:35, Alexander Fedotov wrote:
Definitely!
Moreover, they have to be able to *check* the identity of party to
which they are submitting *most confidential* data (the one, that will
be responsible for its proper handling).
I think there is a bug in NetPay.TV site.
If you
On 16 Mar 2002, at 15:25, Tristan Petersen wrote:
think some would say there is a shortage in the means to obtain
e-gold. It is very hard to obtain e-gold, relative to obtaining other
digital gold currencies - for large transactions such as those cambios
would perform.
Hello Tristan,
I am
The 400,000+ accounts in e-gold is great, but there are two
statistics that I would like to see improve.
1) The ratio of funded to total accounts
This ratio has been shrinking for a long time and now stand at 0.34
way below its peak of 0.45 in early 2001. This means that only
34% of all
On 7 Mar 2002, at 23:35, Ian Green wrote:
Note the broken link to the undoubtedly industry pioneering and market
leading competitor, and the offhanded and deceptive way of dismissing
a company the article could not ignore, as if it were merely an
upstart!
Hello Ian, I agree with you. The
I know the comparison of GoldMoney with PBS was happenstance, but did
you HAVE to? :-)
Hello Patrick,
I think that Ian's remark is perfectly understandable. Everybody will
preach for the gold currencies he prefers. I would also have been
somehwat shocked if e-gold had been my prefered GC.
On 5 Mar 2002, at 15:53, Neil Gentry wrote:
Do the Market Makers fall under the classification of Money
Transmitters?
Yes. You can also put them under categories such as Money
Services Business, Exchange brokers or Exchange operators.
Therefore, they are regulated in some countries.
Hello Eric,
An interesting discussion we can have on this subject.
I should have been more acurate.
I do not know US laws. My lawyers are in Canada and are
concerned by Canadian laws. I can only suspect that our laws are
similar. Maybe they are not.
Good for you if you think that you are
Trust me, Claude, I am with you on this. And yes, I have had a
second AND third opinion
Well I did exactly same and spend almost as much.
I guess our law is just a bit tougher than yours.
Similarly, MM's and EA's only BUY and SELL stored value.
We do not transmit the funds.
On 4 Mar 2002, at 0:14, khurram wrote:
I know Gaithmans will ACH if you sell gold, but does anybody have the ability
to do ACH trasfers for when people are buying gold?
Sure we do it. This is called a pre-authorized payment. But the
banking laws are strict on this type of payment. If you
Gold in the information age
http://www.zealllc.com/2002/digigold.htm
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Does the e-gold list has a digest where old posts are accessible ?
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Anybody has tried C2It and would like to make the comparison
with Paypal.
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They closed all 3 of our
accounts, but unlike paypal they are regulated and they promptly got
all of our non-pending funds to us.
Thanks James.
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On 21 Feb 2002, at 1:07, major bosco wrote:
I logged into my E-Bullion acct today that I can now fund my acct
directly at ANY Bank of America or Wells Fargo branch.
That is excellent.
Claude Cormier
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A charge back on software sales may not be a big problem since
the profit margin is almost 100%. So 1% charge back will not
change the big picture.
But the exchnage provider who has a small profit margin of a few
percents cannot afford even 0.1% chargeback.
And I certainly agree with Craig
On 19 Feb 2002, at 16:39, SnowDog wrote:
and then through e-bullion to the card account.
Craig, do you get spot price when you sell your e-bullion to your
card and is there a fee for the transfer ?
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On 19 Feb 2002, at 17:33, SnowDog wrote:
Yes, you get spot price, but last I checked, there was a $5 fee for
the transfer. So move $500 at a time to keep the cost at 1%.
Move
money from E-gold or GoldMoney through Gaithmans at 1%, and
the whole
transfer into the card account can be done
On 14 Feb 2002, at 8:37, Ken Griffith wrote:
So back to the London gold fix question - is it fine weight
I checked the LBMA site and couldn't find a reference to the
London Gold fix except for statistics.
I can't see how the London fix would be anaything than the
exchange rate for a fine
On 12 Feb 2002, at 23:35, Ken Griffith wrote:
Within a week of the Gold Economy publishing an article debunking the
Gold Money patent, SOMEONE hacked into the Gold Economy MySQL server
and deleted everything. Hmmm...
Ken, what you are suggesting... make no sense at all.
Claude Cormier
JP,
You should ask the question How many US dollars on earth once
all national currencies are converted to US dollars.
My guess is between 25-30 trillions or $4000 per individual. There
are 31,103 mils (milligram per ounce). So each mils will be worth
near $0.13 cents if all currencies are
From what I can tell, gold is TOO SCARCE to serve as the only form of
money There just isn't enough of it.
Am I right?
I don't think so. Theorically, since gold in the digital economy is
highly divisable, there are more than enough mils (milligrams) for
everybody on this planet. Simply
Hello Ian,
Here is a gold/silver chart, among many other great things:
http://www.goldsheetlinks.com/silver.htm#charts
Here is another site with a lot of goodies...there is certainly a
gold/silver chart.
http://www.sharelynx.net/Markets/Charts.htm
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Anybody is having problem doing spends or History?
Its been down for 15-20 minutes. At least from here.
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On 6 Feb 2002, at 16:33, major bosco wrote:
Besides any opinion you supply I would consider biased since you
work for goldmoney by providing Cambio services.
Well it is true. But I am also an e-gold market maker.
Well to solve the issue, I suggest you read article VIII B C.
Then go to your
To Major Bosco..
The tone of your message makes me believe that you did not read
my post correctly.
I don't think I expressed an opinion on the validity of GoldMoney
patents and law suit. On the contrary, I admit that their could be
some contradictions. (See my post to Ken).
What I said is
On 5 Feb 2002, at 16:26, Ken Griffith wrote:
http://www.goldeconomy.com/article.php?sid=169
Hello Ken,
I disagree with your conclusion that a goldgram is a claim on the
total gold asset hold by the Goldmoney users.
In law, there is such thing as undivided property. Someone can
have a title
On 5 Feb 2002, at 22:48, major bosco wrote:
I would have to say that I agree entirely with Mr. Griffth.
Well then I think you are wrong.
Where else do gg's exist outside of the goldmoney system? Are gg's a
PHYSICAL item? NO -
Of course not. It is a digital information.
they are a
On 5 Feb 2002, at 17:55, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
I've sometimes wondered how GoldMoney would settle up if they decided
to go out of business.
Well the goal is not to go out of business of course.
Obviously one way to distribute the property to the smaller account
holders would be to sell
A provoking thought on gold:
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_02/salinas012102.html
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On 21 Jan 2002, at 9:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Claude wins the gram of gold from the Bananagold History Contest!
Thanks JP.
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Can anyone here give a quick, accurate run down on the history of
the gold confiscation episode and the dropping of the gold standard
in the USA from 1930 through 1990?
JP,
I suggest you take a look at this page:
http://www.the-privateer.com/gold.html
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On 18 Jan 2002, at 7:57, SnowDog wrote:
The trust factor is one thing that I think may be hampering e-gold's
growth. They need to complete the circle and require their escrow
agent to, not only, count their gold bars, but also to examine their
database -- and then publish a report every so
On 18 Jan 2002, at 9:30, SnowDog wrote:
Then what is it that these insurance policies at Standard Transactions
and PayPal do? PayPal says their accounts are insured up to $100,000
and Standard Transactions says their accounts are insured up to
$1,000,000, but when scanning the site, I
On 16 Jan 2002, at 0:42, SnowDog wrote:
What I am saying is that if you add gold to these reserves, even if
I don't think so. Let's say that the Euro is backed by 15% of its
value in gold. Then, if you started to inflate the Euro, the price of
gold would go up, and it would still be backed
On 16 Jan 2002, at 11:52, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
Let's say that the Euro is backed by 15% of its value in gold.
In fact the Euro is not backed by 15% gold. ECB foreign reserves
are made of 15% gold, if my understanding of this is all right.
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On 15 Jan 2002, at 8:25, HeinRich W. KocH wrote:
Gold is only real money if you are physically in posession of it. DGC
do not differ much from fiat currencies except that it better suited
for international payments over a medium like the internet.
Not true. The main charracteristic of fiat
On 15 Jan 2002, at 20:59, Craig Spencer wrote:
These are the USD owns as foreign reserves by some foreign
central banks:
Japan $400B+
China $200B+
Other tigers: $100B+ I think
Europe: ??
I guess, the reserves are not really held as dollars but
as US government dollar denominated
On 14 Jan 2002, at 10:54, Fidex Marketing wrote:
At the moment we have $750 outstanding sent at the beginning of
December 2001. It left our account but never arrived at the
destination.
Hello Nick,
That is what I am worried about. So I guess it can happen. If your
wire is large, such
I am curious to find out if anybody on this list ever had a serious
problem with a bank wire, outgoing or incoming, either domestic or
international... things like stolen funds, disapearing wires...or else.
Claude Cormier
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On 9 Jan 2002, at 15:03, Group Morgan wrote:
I am wondering what the rest of you think on this issue?
Looks to me like a non issue now. These robots can continue their
attacks. It is no use.
I know there is a lot of lobbying going on in the public arenaas
to not using e-gold.and to
On 16 Dec 2001, at 15:05, RJ LeVeque wrote:
Found it easily by moving the mouse slowly around the page.
Nice found RJ. You must be a very patient guy.
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On 9 Dec 2001, at 13:46, SnowDog wrote:
The Article also has a quote from our own Claude Cormier, as
well as Doug Jackson.
Interesting that the article contains stuff about digital gold
currencies. The Schwab person I talked to, discussed investment
in gold stocks only.
BTW, based on my
On 5 Dec 2001, at 11:53, James M. Ray wrote:
The reason they
aren't making money is almost certainly that they are simply unable to
sufficiently-automate the chain between getting-paid delivery.
James,
I think that the reason as more to do with the fact that people still
prefer real
Yep. That is fine with me.
In the national currencies system, the denominations USD 5, USD
10, CAD 20 and the likes are the most common and most used,
simply because they pay easily for the price of the most common
item purchased on a daily basis, a meal. It make sense that in the
gold
On 31 Oct 2001, at 7:17, SnowDog wrote:
Have you noticed that E-bullion has quintupled in size in the past 2
months? They are about 1/5th the size of E-Gold now.
Snowdog,
Nice growth from e-bullion. I guess their debit card is the main
attraction. It is really a great service.
Claude
On 31 Oct 2001, at 10:47, Eric J. Gaithman wrote:
My vote (or guess) for e-Bullion's tremendous growth in this last two
months is their superior product and support.
I don't see that they are superior. They are lacking in some areas
and leading in others.
In the end, the success of the
A new enigma ???
On 22 Oct 2001, at 17:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As Omni is to e-gold, this new company will be to GoldMoney.
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On 21 Oct 2001, at 15:40, Randy Wilhite wrote:
Think I should leave my money in such an irresponsible site???
Can you tell why EVOcash.com is showing on its webpage a
banner ad from Compaq that says Compaq unveils EVO. When
you know that EVO is Compaq mini-tower brand name, you have to
ask
On 23 Oct 2001, at 3:46, Ian Green wrote:
Simple dishonesty and deception! ... And it does not make one feel
good about exchange providers who enthusiastically list EVO cash and
OSGold amongst the (shonky) currencies they support!
And I find it unfortunate as well that e-gold appears to be
On 22 Oct 2001, at 13:49, George Matyjewicz wrote:
A dumb way for a small company to attempt to capitalize on branding
efforts of a major, which in their minds must mean they believe people
will believe that Compaq actually has a piece of them. Foolish.
George,
And what is more foolish, is
On 21 Oct 2001, at 19:01, Junk wrote:
I have been trying to find a automatic spender :))) I have egold - i
want into my goldmoney account - instantly...not going through a
exchangers hand..:)) i mean it should be done automaticly... like i
want to deposit into my Goldmoney from my e-gold
On 21 Oct 2001, at 10:07, Ian Green wrote:
I originally created a personal account and a Premier account as
permitted by PayPal's instructions.
BTW Ian,
When you opened account at Paypal, did they ask for
identifications to be faxed to them.. things like drivers' license ?
Utility
On 18 Oct 2001, at 14:40, Vince Callaway wrote:
But something happened. E-Gold split itself into GSR and Omnipay.
GSR became the holder of E-Gold and Omnipay was the company used to
fund E-Gold accounts.
Vince,
Isn't it that e-Gold split itself into E-Gold Ltd and GSR. E-gold Ltd
is the
On 13 Oct 2001, at 12:50, Graham Kelly wrote:
Even though www.EVO-cash.com is not a GBC,
Graham,
What is your opinion aboyt evocash showing a Compaq ad on the
top of their homepage?
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there's more than enough gold. not to mention
new mines are being developed everyday.
This is not true at all. New mines are not being developed
everyday. The price of gold is too low for that. In fact, mine
production is likely to drop by 20% in the next 5-7 years because
of low gold
On 6 Oct 2001, at 4:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With me, there is no irony.
I concur. JP always speaks his mind.
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Excellent e-gold.
This new banner on the spend page makes a lot of sense to warn
users.
Claude
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On 3 Oct 2001, at 10:51, Julian Dibbell wrote:
Hello Julian,
What I was originally assuming is that (a) a rise or fall in the price
of gold generally reflects a rise or fall in demand for gold
This is a logical assumption but is not necessarily always true.
There is another side to the
Earlier this year e-gold moved its gold from Scotia-Mocatta in
Toronto to other vaults in London, Dubai and Zurich. I thought it
was no big deal even if I could not find a logical explanation, since
Scotia is among the best in the world.
But now I see that Central Escrow Agency which use to
On 3 Oct 2001, at 18:01, Bob wrote:
Spend US$ 60 on Cra$hmaker and you've got a huge chunk of it.
And it doesn't take 4 years to read.
Bob,
I am only a few chapters into Crashmaker and can hardly stop
reading. I am hooked!!!
Claude
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We are piloting Standard Reserve system at two cruise lines now who
had a similar need.
Hello George,
This story about the cruise lines is great and is certainly a good
application NOW for SR.
However, these are in SR-USD...
The question is about the future of gold currencies. I guess
On 1 Oct 2001, at 21:47, SnowDog wrote:
if someone smashes an airplane into E-Gold's
Servers, you don't get to keep your gold.
Craig,
Of course that is not true as the gold is in vaults around the world
and e-gold has back-ups!
It seams to me that e-gold was never sold as a gold
On 1 Oct 2001, at 20:50, SnowDog wrote:
But do people KNOW that E-Gold has backups??
Well it is a standard procedures nowadays.
The Live backup you are mentioning is known as transaction
logging or mirroring. This is not exactly expensive. I am sure that
they certainly do some logging and
On 15 Sep 2001, at 14:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make no mistake, there WAS a rush on gold Tuesday. Little ol' me ran
out and purchased 40 eagles and 20 maple leaves (60 ounces). It is
Why buyings those coins instead of accumulating e-gold and
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On 14 Sep 2001, at 8:03, Glencannon Group Ltd. wrote:
With all the chaos in the markets and in the world, what is the
explanation for the continued doldrums in the Gold market? One would
have thought there would have been a rush for the stuff.
Keep in mind that this market is manipulated.
Hello everyone. How many other Americans out there feel the pain of
this ludicrous action?
Well I am a Canadian, but you can certainly imagine that I and
everybody in the world, except for the terrorists who did this, feel
that same pain.
Claude
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I think that this is the article that Ken Griffith refered to this
afternoon.
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2001/2834chervonetz.html
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On 10 Sep 2001, at 6:13, David Hillary wrote:
Hello David.
Gold stocks are like any other inventory, something which can be
increased by investment (surplus of production over consumption).
Gold, unlike most other products, is not consumed for the larger
part. It is accumulated (saved) in
Since we recently had a discussion here where it was suggested
that digital gold currencies and gold-backed digital currencies were
derivatives, I thought that this article was worth posting:
http://www.gold-eagle.com/gold_digest_01/hamilton091001.html
Claude
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On 7 Sep 2001, at 10:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a reliable (or otherwise!) MM in Sth America? Maybe
Brazil?
Mis clientes de América del sur me dicen que no haya MM allá.
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On 6 Sep 2001, at 22:19, Craig Spencer wrote:
Tienes muchos clientes ubicado en América del sur? Sí puedes dicirme
un numero aproximado le agradezco.
No No mucho. Usted puede contarlos en sus dedos de la mano
izquierda.
Excuse mi español. No soy realmente bueno. El dios de las gracias
On 4 Sep 2001, at 21:20, Ian Green wrote:
ACH transfers are free. Certainly outside USA I have offers well over
unity (1.5%) but without the benefit of an ACH transfer.
Ian,
As you know, gold exchange rate varies everyday, often by more
than 1%. In fact they lost 1%+ since last
On 4 Sep 2001, at 16:32, Paul wrote:
Which is it? Down for additional pm or is it gone forever?
Neither one. To my knowledge, the e-gold site has been working
fine for the past few days.
Claude
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On 4 Sep 2001, at 21:29, SnowDog wrote:
Curious, though: Why are they all being bought and sold in the London
account?
Craig,
London is the most liquid gold center and that is where the LBMA
has its head office. I guess.
Claude
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On 29 Aug 2001, at 8:52, Todd Boyle wrote:
Hmmm what about velocity?
Of course, velocity is a sign of health. But the real measure of the
success of the DGC and GBC will be the size of the money stock
and reserves. That is what shows how confident users are in using,
holding and saving the
On 29 Aug 2001, at 21:33, Khurram Khan wrote:
However, ACH transfers are still free, as far as I
know.
They are close to free... but I am not sure if you can gives details...
maybe only a routing number and account which is not good when
the money goes to a third party sub-account.
On 28 Aug 2001, at 2:29, Viking Coder wrote:
The high fees are used to offset the high fraud costs associated with
the conversion of soft currency to hard currency.
In the case of the very few MM who take credit cards, I agree. But
you will finds rates of 7-13% on things like cashiers's
If anybody would like to exchnage GoldGrams for e-gold, please
email me.
Claude
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4) It costs $5.50 (from e-Bullion) to move money from your e-bullion
gold account to your debit card account.
No matter what amount...??? I assume that they give you the spot
price for your e-bullion?
Claude
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On 26 Aug 2001, at 22:14, Viking Coder wrote:
FideliTrade is no longer listed as a cambio on GoldMoney's site.
Doesn't it seem a little odd that GoldMoney's only original exchange
provider has stopped providing that service after only 6 months?
Nothing odd there. They just were not ready to
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