Originally Posted by
Dapper Dan
Well, I've got a scenario for you....the week before KUM tanked, I wrote a friend a check for $5000.00 to fund my e-bullion account the same amount. I then used My e-bullion, which I purchaed fair and square, to buy a position in KUM. A week later it tanked. I had done as much DD on KUM as could be done, and I bare no ill will to my friend, and I told him, it was my decision. Now the only difference in the situation, is that e-bullion is still around and picpay is not. Even if I was enough of a child to try to point the finger at this guy, which I am not, by all accounts, at the end of the day, I have to be willing to take responsibility for my decisions. That's what this is all about. If the people that are crying and whining about "exchangers" had purchased their picpay conventionally, then who the hell would they have to point their immature fingers at in order to avoid taking responsibility for their own actions and own decisions. Whether they bought picpay from picpay or from an "exchanger" or a friend, no one did so with a gun to their heads, and everyone did so with the same dd information available (whether or not they read it), and if everyone had taken responsibility for making an adult financial decision and done their own DD, they would have seen the disclaimers stating that, like with any investment opportunity, there is an element of risk. Exchangers weren't brokering pips accounts, they were selling ecurrency and charging a fee for that service. It's time for the finger pointers to stop whining, and stop trying to dodge responsibility for making their own financial decisions, and as my wife is so fond of saying, "put on your big girl panties" and get on with your lives, having learned from YOUR mistake.