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Posted By: Dave Mauder (eDave) <dave@NOSPAMmauder.com> In Response To: Re: Ooops! You just answered one of the questions I posed below.... (The Roadie)
Sunday, 23 January 2005, at 6:27 a.m.
Hi again Roadie:
I just wanted to comment on something you said here...
> The classic Ponzi operator makes sure the marks can withdraw enough cash
> so they don't get wary. Keeps them calm, and their tesimonials draw in
> more fence-sitters. It's all done in the name of revenue maximization.
DXGold doesn't "let" us withdraw cash. It's the nature of the system. We are always trading in and out from DXGold to other ecurrencies and back again. Once the money is in ecurrency, it's out of the system. We can just keep it there and do what we want with it. Usually, at least once per week, every bit of my money (with the exception of maybe $1) is completely out of DXGold. Also, you can request a direct bank transfer from DXGold as well. It will take several days to complete, but it is another way to get your money out.
> A refreshingly honest analysis is on this site:
> http://www.money4u.aus.to/hyip/
> "HYIP Tips
Again, DXGold is not a HYIP. It's an ecurrency exchange network.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again - I'm not going to pretend that *some* of the points to raise don't give one pause. Especially the stuff about the company being offshore where there are very few laws and regulations stopping them from dropping out of site. But, I still have to consider they've been there for over 4 years, with several hundreds of thousands in DXGold portfolio values they could have walked with many times. Are they waiting until the number reaches a certain threshold before they scoot? Maybe. I guess everyone has his (or her) price, but it could happen anywhere, anytime, to anyone -- even with companies that you yourself would consider legitimate with NO red flags.
Until tragedy strikes, I'm going to defend DXGold because it's working for me. But, if it does fall, I'll be the first one here admitting I was wrong.
Dave
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