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30-04-2003 6:44pm

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[spam]satchmo

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$5 for everyone....

SNIP

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#2 30-04-2003 6:50pm

Victor

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While I have no reason to doubt this person paying you money when you give them all your banking details and your e-mail address, I somehow suspect most people don't like apssing their banking details onto strangers or giving their e-mail addresses to such strangers so they cna be spammed.

There is no such thing as a free lunch.

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#3 30-04-2003 6:57pm

[spam]satchmo

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E-gold.com is legitamate and they are supported by loads of companies and exchange merchants. Money is transferred to your account by Western Union wire transfer via exchange providers such as the London Gold Exchange.

DX Gold provide secure payment options for online traders. You don't give them ANY bank details, just the e-gold/paypal etc account number.

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#4 30-04-2003 7:11pm

[spam]satchmo

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You're right there is no such thing as a free lunch.
DX gold get a 1.2% transfer fee
E-gold get a 1% transfer fee

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