Thread: Lotto Questions

I don't know.....I am unable to fund either of them because of this.........

paypal might be our best bet, they seem secure and all you need is your own bank account. A lot cheaper than egold too.

Originally Posted by ourhouse37

paypal might be our best bet, they seem secure and all you need is your own bank account. A lot cheaper than egold too.

That goes for Stormpay too. And for Moneybookers too, I think.....

Originally Posted by Style

I saw a post on another forum where a Florida office of EGold also got raided on Dec 19.............this doesnt look good.

I read the articles that are in this weeks edition of BussinessWeekOnline .

Pretty scarey stuff going on in the e currancy world . Egold appears to be

safe for now, but that could all change rather quickly . BB is going after

everyone .

Paypal was recently raided as well.

Originally Posted by ourhouse37

paypal might be our best bet, they seem secure and all you need is your own bank account. A lot cheaper than egold too.

I funded EBullion this past Friday December 30th

Originally Posted by Shell

I don't know.....I am unable to fund either of them because of this.........

Originally Posted by Style

Paypal was recently raided as well.

I'm not trying to swerve this thread to the political side of the spectrum but all of these raids and the press they generate is a "crafted" effort to bring about the regulation/taxation of internet enterprises.

Generally, the variours internet businesses have been left alone to police their own, and various world governments have voted to leave it that way. However, there are a lot of politicians who wish for and derive their powerbase from the way they "dole out" government monies and these government monies come from taxes. They see the internet as a treasure-trove of future tax revenues.

They can't get legislation passed to tax the internet so they'll start with laws to "protect" people from fraud and thus begin to regulate the internet. Once they get their foot in the door, it'll snowball from there. It'll cost money to protect people from themselves, so they'll end up taxing internet transactions "to help offset the costs". (Ever notice how governments never have to limit themselves to what they can afford with the monies they already take in (living within their means), but the "little guy" has to.)

Originally Posted by Style

I funded EBullion this past Friday December 30th

By the funding possibillity on the E-bullion site?

Just tried to get into Egold. The site is down. I have money in there I need to get out. Hope the site will be back up soon.


--Debbie N.