And the answer is: SOmeone has a brain

sean1 · Feb 7, 2007

Sean repost without your acct number.

bdgear · Feb 7, 2007

Amounts over $1000 will have a 5% transaction fee for the amount exceeding $1000.

CalvinTy · Feb 7, 2007

Sean, quickly remove your image... it shows your acct nbr.

Paste details into notepad and then back into your new post, or something like that.....

* CalvinTy

Valuebets · Feb 7, 2007

I don't know I would feel safe using EGold. They play a huge part on the recent ponzi scheme scam called 12DailyPro. I was one of the victim of this scam and I really don't trust them since they know all along that 12DailyPro was a scam but never mentioned/warned it's customers.

Journeyman · Feb 7, 2007

I took his post down...his or 'a' acct number was showing up

X-Files · Feb 7, 2007

Valuebets said:
I don't know I would feel safe using EGold. They play a huge part on the recent ponzi scheme scam called 12DailyPro. I was one of the victim of this scam and I really don't trust them since they know all along that 12DailyPro was a scam but never mentioned/warned it's customers.

Claims have been made that Neteller allowed transactions to scam or at
least highly questionable books. Whether they knew this or not is another
issue entirely.

sean1 · Feb 7, 2007

Thanks for taking it down.

I have no money there or anywhere offshore, so my number isnt too valuable, but thanks for deleting it anyways...

Sean

Woody0 · Feb 7, 2007

Valuebets said:
I don't know I would feel safe using EGold. They play a huge part on the recent ponzi scheme scam called 12DailyPro.

I wasn't aware of this case but I agree about not touching them with a 10' pole. They were also involved in the HedgeSyn scam when their servers were supposedly hacked.