Comments on: E-Gold Warning

by: Contax

Tue, 09 Sep 2008 01:38:14 +0000

This is not the first time Dr. Douglas Jackson and Barry Downey are involved in this kind of stuff. Very questionable behavior.

by: C4G

Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:26:16 +0000

@david louis - Unfortunately, it means e-gold has confiscated your money and you will not likely recover it unless you are a US Citizen and file small claims lawsuit against e-gold but then again, the honest truth is that you are not likely to find much sympathy due to the fact that e-gold is widely associated with criminal activity.

Too bad you didn’t find this blog post before you opened your e-gold account a month ago because the vast majority of former e-gold users have left the processor behind a year ago when they were indicted for money laundering.

There’s not many honest and legitimate people who want to be associated with a payment processor under indictment because of the risks involved of the government confiscating their holdings.

E-Gold is dead, please people, if you’re reading this. Stay away from e-gold and stay away from the pyramid and ponzi schemes (hyip and autosurfs) associated with e-gold.

by: david louis

Tue, 25 Mar 2008 20:11:47 +0000

I have my account open for 1 month I already spend 300$ by purchasing stuff from international merchant .So today I found you when I log on this

Unable to login to account.

The account (5236354) or passphrase information specified is incorrect.

Then I send a message to the support this is what I have as response.

The block will not be removed. Your account was blocked under our Right of Association clause in the account user agreement. Quoting from the e-gold Account User Agreement:

http://www.e-gold.com/unsecure/terms.htm

— begin quote

4.6. Right of Association

Issuer reserves the right to refuse service to particular individuals or entities, at its sole discretion, with or without cause.

— end quote

Thank You,
Due Diligence Unit

G&SR/OmniPay
175 E Nasa Blvd, Suite 300
Melbourne, FL 32901

by: dunduk

Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:01:50 +0000

That’s nothing wrong with Douglas, besides the fact that for some strange reason he decided to run his business in shitty country called US. That’s US government which is trying to bring down all anonymous money transfer business and remove gold as currency from US markets again.

Goodbye US, bringing down some small company like e-gold doesn’t change the fact that you and your crappy dollar are worth close to nothing.

by: Jurgen

Fri, 11 Jan 2008 10:29:11 +0000

I thought e-gold founder was a supporter of personal freedom but he is obviously just a tool of the American government. Why were they so stupid to run the business insid the US where company like Paypal dominate the online funds transfer busines. I’m glad I’m not a US citizen because they are going downhill whe they stop allowing private business to take place.

by: Buzz

Tue, 25 Dec 2007 10:15:50 +0000

I was a firm supporter of e-Gold because of her FAST and CHEAP ecurrency service. She was a winner.

I was sad for a while as e-Gold had been transformed from a strong viable ecurrecncy standard to the direct opposite. E-Gold is now no longer reliable or trustworthy.

BUT NO LONGER …………..

Let’s MOVE ON from e-Gold to other available viable alternatives like LR, WM and STP.

Goodbyre e-Gold. It had been nice knowing you but too bad you have gone over to the other DARK SIDE.

BYE ………….

by: Fandy

Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:21:11 +0000

To make it simple and clear the basic idea behind e-gold are great, money backed up by real metal holdings within real banks, that is one point why so many have fallen victim to it.

What is the criminal action behind it are the reason that in its high days e-gold let open up everyone and anybody an account no matter what name you put there.
The real crime are with the facts that when we informed e-gold about a scammer all they did blocked the account so no money could go in but the scammer could take out all without any interference whatsoever.
For months now I am study the possibility to place charges against e-gold according to their rules in the past and sue them for the liability they should be bound by, the way they did business with all the e-gold account holders was like that. Put your money in and be prepared to loose it all.
any comments?

by: Reez

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 15:59:05 +0000

Hi,
Well, it is okay for me if you said so no hard feeling but i am not worried about the referral or advertising renevue after all. most of the program i joined (1/3 of it) is by my owned and not because they came and list it on my site. but i do remember that you once also promoting this autosurf and hyips program only know the monitor was missing.

by: C4G

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 10:06:55 +0000

Well reez,
I don’t remember you being part of the blogging community although you didn’t need to until now that all you’re ponzi schemes have dried up and you’re not making the money you used to from advertising ponzi schemes and scamming idiots to join in your downline. It’s funny how many of you “big shots” from the hyip and surf community are scraping like little trolls to get any hits you can so you can keep making money off promoting ponzi and pyramid schemes.

btw, deleted your link. You are aware it’s not cool to post links in blog comments, it’s actually considered spam the way you’re doong it, but once a scumbag, always a scumbag.

Don’t you get it yet? ALL 100% of surfs are ponzi’s. They’re all scams. Oh, no, you’re like that Aussie moron TDinoz and you’ll keep promoting scams to the bitter end.

by: Reez

Sun, 23 Sep 2007 20:59:34 +0000

Probably you can used the Abuse department.
I believed that e-gold now are stay away from hyip and autosurf. I posted about it here
*edited spam*