[WMNZ]

Who owns this site out of curiosity?

[M-Gold.com]

Originally Posted by WMNZ

Who owns this site out of curiosity?

Midas Gold Exchange is owned and operated by a private group. We are not affiliated with any HYIP.

[WMNZ]

It all seems very anonymous. I'm just asking because it looks like someone who's familiar with the industry is behind it but they've gone to great pains to hide their identity

I think it's best when everyone knows who they're dealing with.

[easyall]

I want to convert 1000 Egold into Ebullion Currency what is the rate you offer and howlong it will take to convert

Thanks

[Patryn]

Originally Posted by easyall

I want to convert 1000 Egold into Ebullion Currency what is the rate you offer and howlong it will take to convert

Thanks

Is there any particular reason why you've spammed this question on so many Exchanger threads without bothering to look at their websites? Half of these exchangers do not accept E-Bullion... the other half have rates listed on their website. Not sure if this is a case of PCB, or just laziness.

[eservice]

buying with 10% rate is so hight !

[Romo]

I notice this exchanger is from Canada. its the closest one to me I think

[christopher71]

http://www.m-gold.com/exchange.php
i can't find out where do you provided liberty reserve exchange .

[M-Gold.com]

Originally Posted by eservice

buying with 10% rate is so hight !

Our fee for those wishing to purchase E-Gold is actually one percent.

[M-Gold.com]

Originally Posted by christopher71

http://www.m-gold.com/exchange.php
i can't find out where do you provided liberty reserve exchange .

If you would like to exchange Liberty Reserve for another e-currency, our rate is 2%. You may arrange such a transfer at any time by using the Contact Us link on our website. The fee to exchange WMZ to Liberty Reserve is also 2%, and the fee to exchange E-Gold to Liberty Reserve is 10%. We treat currency exchanges with regards to Liberty Reserve as out-exchange requests, and our fees reflect this.