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**vergin82** · #**161** 09-03-2008, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by benyoung74

i don't think you're late

You are so active here

I think E-bullion will disappear sooner or later, i'm so sorry for millionaires that saving in their ebullion accounts

okosh · #**162** 09-03-2008, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by vergin82

You are so active here

I think E-bullion will disappear sooner or later, i'm so sorry for millionaires that saving in their ebullion accounts

E-Bullion is dead

It will not come back...

benyoung74 · #**163** 09-03-2008, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by vergin82

You are so active here

I think E-bullion will disappear sooner or later, i'm so sorry for millionaires that saving in their ebullion accounts

why E-Bullion will disappear,vergin?

okosh · #**164** 09-03-2008, 12:31 PM

E-bullion is already gone...

Thread about it is here...
http://www.talkgold.com/forum/r229086-.html

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Man's credit card linked to car at wife's killing
(Published August 05, 2008)

LOS ANGELES — A wealthy gold trader's credit card was used to rent the vehicle seen at the scene of his estranged wife's killing last week, police and a federal prosecutor said Monday.

Police said James Fayed, who is in federal custody on a money-transferring charge, is a suspect in his wife's killing but has not been charged. Fayed appeared in court Monday for an arraignment hearing in which Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Aveis argued against bail for the businessman based on the credit card finding.

Aveis said police found a credit card at Fayed's home in Moorpark that was linked to a vehicle seen on a security camera tape of the parking garage where his wife Pamela was killed. The car was traced to an Avis car rental office.

A judge set James Fayed's bail at $500,000 but stayed his decision until Wednesday to give prosecutors a chance to appeal.

James Fayed's attorney, Mark Werksman, said the evidence that Aveis read into the court record was "uncorroborated hearsay" because it was from an FBI report written by an agent who heard the information second-hand from police.

Police Detective Mike Pelletier confirmed the credit card had been linked to the vehicle at the murder scene and "wasn't pleased" that so many details about the police investigation came out at the arraignment hearing.

Fayed, who co-owned the gold-trading company Goldfinger Coin & Bullion Sales with his wife, was arrested Friday on a felony charge of operating a money transfer business without a license. His arrest came three days after his wife was stabbed to death in a Century City parking garage. Aveis said she had just met with her husband and their attorneys to discuss their divorce when a perpetrator who was "lying in wait" stabbed her repeatedly.

The man fled the scene and no arrests have been made. Pelletier said Fayed is one of at least two suspects.

The Fayeds had been fighting for control of their jointly-owned gold trading company and an associated Internet firm e-Bullion during divorce proceedings.

Aveis said James Fayed's international business was an unlicensed scheme that netted $20 million worth of individuals' investments. Goldfinger and e-Bullion provide trading services to people who want to invest in precious metals without the cost of storing, insuring and transporting bullion. The companies have vaults in Los Angeles, Delaware, Switzerland and Australia and act as wholesalers.

Police also seized $3 million in gold bullion, $60,000 in cash, 25 assault rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition at Fayed's house.

The federal grand jury indictment was returned in February. Werksman said it was unsealed Friday in response to Pamela Fayed's death.

**vergin82** · #**165** 09-03-2008, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by benyoung74

why E-Bullion will disappear,vergin?

I think that okosh is already posted the thread link. lucky that i'm not using e-bullion but a company that holds it operation for more than a month will not survive whatever the circumstances. Payment processor means clients and when clients are negligated the company will fed up for sure.

**vergin82** · #**166** 09-03-2008, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by pakermoy1985

will Liberty reserve happen the same??

so scared

Liberty Reserve is a very solid company otherwise e-bullion demise is affected by the murder of Pamella Fayed. So don't get scared LR is here forever ...

on9income · #**167** 09-03-2008, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by pakermoy1985

will Liberty reserve happen the same??

so scared

yeah me either. if liberty reserve also vanish like e-gold and e-bullion what e-currency can we rely on? AlterGold? AlterGold site also got DDOS several weeks ago. Perfect Money maybe??

**vergin82** · #**168** 09-03-2008, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by on9income

yeah me either. if liberty reserve also vanish like e-gold and e-bullion what e-currency can we rely on? AlterGold? AlterGold site also got DDOS several weeks ago. Perfect Money maybe??

Altergold is so shadowed and it can vanishes by night, DDOS is everywhere and even the site of BBC get DDOS attacks sometimes. We are talking here about whom can stand up with a good reputation and take care of its customers within the worst hurricanes, Gustav for example

**buddhinando** · #**169** 09-04-2008, 01:54 AM

Sorry.... I have some internet network problem...
I cant online in few hours

U4978377

**buddhinando** · #**170** 09-04-2008, 02:06 AM

I'm Sorry Mew837....

My first internet account is Liberty Reserve... (Most every HYIP used it)
Second is Alertpay (Most of PTC used it)
Third is e-gold (some HYIP not recived Liberty Reserve)
Forth is Paypal (Most of Paid Survey used it and ebay used it too)

I think Liberty Reserve is my best account to trade.