GDCA Issues –removed–
August 5, 2007 by Mark
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“I am contacting e-Bullion by email for a response and if I get one I’ll post it here.”
They don’t even respond to customer complaints so I wouldn’t hold your breath.
Mark,
This definitely does not look good for the digital currency industry. I actually feel safer using WebMoney and it seems that even “high-risk” businesses like sportsbooks also accept WebMoney because of its integrity and stability.
I am looking at Liberty Reserve but I don’t see real merchants using them yet.
Steve