Comments on: Interesting E-gold Information http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/ the latest HYIP community updates, from readers, to readers Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:38:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: cashking http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43911 cashking Wed, 07 Mar 2007 05:24:34 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43911 One possible outcome of this is that a newcomer will come in, based in a country with strong privacy laws, and will overtake all of the digital currencies, including e-gold. Because it's been my observation that people like and prefer anonymity. If you can freely exchange money without worrying about proving your identity and having governments snoop at your personal business (the way e-gold USED to be, until they sold out to the feds), then people like it and they'll use it. So I think someone will see the opportunity that is brewing and take advantage of it. The characteristics for success would have to be: 1) Anonymous (no proof of identity required) 2) Transactions are final (just like e-Bullion & e-gold) 3) Secure 4) Based offshore as in somewhere where the Gov't won't get involved, and a country who doesn't bend over in a doggy position when Big Brother comes over and demands customer info (believe it or not, there's still several countries that fit this category) That's my prediction :-) Also I predict e-gold will get worse and worse, and turn more into a PayPal sort of thing. Doug Jackson's mistake is to run e-gold out of Florida. He should pack up his bags and go somewhere else. One possible outcome of this is that a newcomer will come in, based in a country with strong privacy laws, and will overtake all of the digital currencies, including e-gold. Because it’s been my observation that people like and prefer anonymity. If you can freely exchange money without worrying about proving your identity and having governments snoop at your personal business (the way e-gold USED to be, until they sold out to the feds), then people like it and they’ll use it.

So I think someone will see the opportunity that is brewing and take advantage of it. The characteristics for success would have to be:

1) Anonymous (no proof of identity required)
2) Transactions are final (just like e-Bullion & e-gold)
3) Secure
4) Based offshore as in somewhere where the Gov’t won’t get involved, and a country who doesn’t bend over in a doggy position when Big Brother comes over and demands customer info (believe it or not, there’s still several countries that fit this category)

That’s my prediction :-)
Also I predict e-gold will get worse and worse, and turn more into a PayPal sort of thing. Doug Jackson’s mistake is to run e-gold out of Florida. He should pack up his bags and go somewhere else.

]]> By: NetZen http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43905 NetZen Wed, 07 Mar 2007 04:49:38 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43905 Pecunix is actually in New Zealand, have their own reserves (I think in Dubuai) and I hear excellent security. I have never used them, but know a few that swear by them. Pecunix is actually in New Zealand, have their own reserves (I think in Dubuai) and I hear excellent security. I have never used them, but know a few that swear by them.

]]> By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43798 Jude Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:22:45 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43798 E-bullion is based in the States, and if I didn't remember wrongly, Pecunix, Australia. The fact is that most of us are using E-gold, thus we seldom or rarely see people using others, and to port ourselves for a sudden change to other currency, it'll be alot of work. Not only that, not much diligence is done on E-bullion as well as Pecunix (though Pecunix is pretty impressive on presentation and security) E-bullion is based in the States, and if I didn’t remember wrongly, Pecunix, Australia.

The fact is that most of us are using E-gold, thus we seldom or rarely see people using others, and to port ourselves for a sudden change to other currency, it’ll be alot of work.

Not only that, not much diligence is done on E-bullion as well as Pecunix (though Pecunix is pretty impressive on presentation and security)

]]> By: sharonsopinion http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43797 sharonsopinion Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:21:06 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43797 John, I haven't looked into e-bullion and pecunix. I'll search and see what I can find for you. Give me a couple of days, OK? - Sharon John,

I haven’t looked into e-bullion and pecunix. I’ll search and see what I can find for you. Give me a couple of days, OK?

- Sharon

]]> By: John http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43794 John Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:03:41 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43794 Hi, It seems e-Gold is having all these issues, problems and bad press. What about e-bullion and pecunix ? I don't hear such things about them. Are they operating differently or legally ? If so, we should migrate from e-Gold to them. Right ?? Hi,

It seems e-Gold is having all these issues, problems and bad press. What about e-bullion and pecunix ?

I don’t hear such things about them. Are they operating differently or legally ?

If so, we should migrate from e-Gold to them. Right ??

]]> By: psyko79 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43780 psyko79 Tue, 06 Mar 2007 16:11:04 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/06/e-gold-reported-as-solid-but-giving-up-some-of-their-data-to-us-government/#comment-43780 Nice post Sharon! This very interesting... and scary! :S Nice post Sharon!

This very interesting… and scary! :S

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