If you have money tied up in e-bullion you could be in for a rough ride in getting your funds back when cashing in. All these gold-scams like DXinone  and the like eventually close their site, rename themselves, and set up shop again under a new name after a few months, gaining a whole new customer base.
Mark wrote many posts on this, that can be referred to here.  A recent warning in 2007  was posted on a forum. It seems this was justified.
E-BULLION WARNING (JULY 2007)
Due to numerous unanswered complaints, the Global Digital Currencies Association would like consumers and merchants to be aware …read more

My fascinating discussion continues with Jim Davidson. He talks about the failing dollar, the strength in gold and the future.

Gold is on the rise again and James Turk is predicting higher prices. Storing wealth in gold has historically been a safe way for anyone to preserve their wealth. GoldMoney makes it easy.

A new service from the popular group at SnapGold. Now swap e-gold to e-bullion e-currency or the reverse. Low fees and quality service.

Part 2 of a discussion on e-gold’s current ponzi crack down.

At e-gold Ltd, there now seems to be a policy of no HYIPs or AutoSurf ponzi scams. You won’t see a big ass sign on their web site or any mention in their terms (or blog) but the ponzi scams are jumping ship. I say, “good riddance”.

Calling it a trademark, Google Adwords has stopped all ads containing the term ‘e-gold’.

Just like there is no crying in baseball, there are no refunds in digital gold currency. Here is some helpful advice from e-gold on keeping your account safe.

Part 2 in this series of posts on the A3Union ponzi scam. Take a closer look at their advertised numbers.

Some readers refer to this match up as the ’smack down commerce grudge match’ of the decade. You can’t yet use Google Checkout on eBay, but Google’s new creation is an awesome e-commerce advantage for anyone selling online.