Die Probleme mit und bei E-Gold scheinen grösser zu sein, als ursprünglich gedacht (die Unternehmung stand ja schon immer unter starker Beobachung von FBI/CIA wegen Ihres unkonventionellen Geschäftsmodelles)...


... sind doch ab Freitag, 27. April 2007 offenbar Transaktionen von E-Gold-Guthaven via 1MDC nicht mehr möglich


Originalbericht:


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ATTENTION

Friday Apr 27 2007 - 4AM UTC

It appears that a U.S. Government court order has forced e-gold(R) to close down or confiscate all of 1mdc's accounts. All 1mdc account's have been closed at e-gold by order of the US Government.

Please note that it appears the accounts of many of the largest exchangers and largest users of e-gold have also been closed or confiscated overnight: millions of Euros of gold have been lost or confiscated in this event. Many of the largest exchangers are shutdown.

Realistically, it is extremely unlikely that this action will ever be reversed.

If the action is reversed, your e-gold grams remaining in 1mdc will "unbail" normally to your e-gold account.

You CAN spend your 1mdc back and fore to other 1mdc accounts. However you must be aware that it is likely your e-gold will never be released from e-gold.

Ultimately e-gold(R) is an entirely USA-based company, owned and operated by US citizens, so, as e-gold users we must respect the decisions of US courts and the US authorities regarding the disposition of e-gold and the safety and security of US citizens.

Even though 1mdc has no connection whstsoever to the USA, and most 1mdc users are non-USA, ultimately e-gold is USA based.

1mdc thanks it's users and technical staff and support staff. From 1mdc's point of view, 1mdc had only just started to generate income from spend fees so five years expense and experimentation was wasted.

It is the opinion of your 1mdc team that:

1. The early era of DGC privacy is over.

2. USA citizens will simply never be able to use DGCs.

3. The only DGCs that operate from now on will:
(a) Have no connection to the US
(b) Have no USA users (exactly as Swiss banks have no USA users)
(b) Will have higher ID requirements than e-gold currently does.


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Quelle: http://www.1mdc.com/ - auf der Webseite sind die Probleme grundsätzlich zugestanden... es wird allerdings darauf hingewiesen, dass es sich um "einige wenige" E-Gold-Konteninhabern mit GROSSEN beständen handle (was immer das auch heissen mag!) - es wird auf Gerichtsentscheide verwiesen, die offensichtlich am Montag (30. April 2007) anstehen


Wohl bekomm's


ffbkdavid@creatrustconsult.com