Other digital gold currencies have been gaining popularity and patronage over the past weeks, following e-gold’s legal woes with the United States Justice department.
e-bullion and webmoney especially, have been seeing more patronage with online investment schemes and digital gold currency exchangers alike. The most recent move was made by CashCards Int. In a recent email to all their users, their CEO, Steve Renner, wrote about the addition of e-bullion exchange:
= = = = = = = = = = E-Bullion Exchange = = = = = = = = = =
We have been getting 4-5 emails a day from our Members asking about E-Bullion. People want to Exchange their E-Gold for E-Bullion. After serious consideration we have decided to go ahead and accept E-Bullion orders. You can now Exchange your E-Gold for E-Bullion. The system is not fully automated yet, but it will be by next week. So in the mean time, if you want to Exchange for E-Bullion now, just transfer your E-Gold as usual, and then send us an email with your E-Bullion account number and we will make the transfer for you.
Related posts:
- Forex trading platforms that accept e-gold or e-bullion
- e-bullion going down?
- What is e-gold? All you need to know about e-gold
- Alertpay accepting e-gold again
- Cashcards.net is the new primary dealer for e-gold
- Are Digital Gold Currencies still viable?
- Graphcard to Paypal & e-gold
- Alertpay no longer supports e-gold withdrawal
- Why is e-gold popular in Nigeria?
- Paypal to e-gold exchange
Twitter Updates
Did Steve at CashCards ever give back all that seized money he recently took from Nigerians? I see now Nigeria is OFF the money laundering list and free to do biz with the US….
afriquenligne.fr/
allafrica.com/
Mark
There is no information so far, about whether CashCards refunded the monies or not.
many people are using this money making online stuff to make money offline .seminars here and there.trying to get money from nigerian computer illiterates.terming it as magic.