Posts Tagged ‘cashcards’

Cashcards.net is the new primary dealer for e-gold

0 Comments ~ 1,228 views ~ Published: July 23rd, 2008

Following the demise of OMNIPAY, CashCards.net is the new primary dealer for e-gold payment system. The following is an excerpt of a publication earlier this month, announcing the new move by e-gold: Since 2006, OmniPay the original primary dealer for e-gold, has been out of business. With the loss of OmniPay, e-gold® independent agent exchange [...]

e-bullion closing-up on e-gold

2 Comments ~ 467 views ~ Published: July 7th, 2007

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, release the money of Nigerians

13 Comments ~ 1,488 views ~ Published: March 17th, 2007

I got to know about CashCards for the first time, in June 2002. At that time, they were offering V-cash (a digital currency system), a VISA ATM card, e-gold to v-cash transfer and vice-versa. CashCards was also running GoldLynks. According to their website in 2001: The GoldLynks Club Dedicated to the Advancement and Enrichment of our [...]

Cash Cards freezes V-Cash accounts of Nigerians

1 Comment ~ 483 views ~ Published: June 26th, 2006

Cash Cards LLC, operators of the not-so-popular V-Cash digital currency have freezed the V-Cash account of Nigerian account holders, citing the money-laundering activities in the West African nation as a reason. A forum-user on a Nigerian forum quotes: Effective Immediately, Cash Cards International can no longer do business with persons or [...]

Comment of the Month: March 2010

WHO CARES, Obama can choose to visit any country ofcourse. Nigerians shouldnt complain bc by right Obama is supposed to visit Kenya his dear country first b4 Ghana or any other country. Obama visiting Ghana doesnt mean Ghana is better than Nigeria or Kenya. I am a foreigner in Ghana I have been to many parts of Nigeria and Kenya and can tell you ghana is too poor and is very far behind Kenya and Nigeria in everything.

Obamas visit to Ghana didnt bring any thing positive to ghana, it wont put food or money on ur tables, it wont incrase tourist inflow or foreign investment.

Who Cares from from Ghana in reaction to President Obama in Ghana. Why not Nigeria?