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Posted By: Larry Snipes In Response To: Re: What is Currency Exchanging? (The Roadie)
Wednesday, 13 April 2005, at 1:48 p.m.
Thanks for taking the time to write an explanation. I appreciate it. Where can I find info on DX Gold, such as their location and function in the marketplace? I looked for online info but have came up short. Considering that people are sending their money to this place that is operating similiar to a bank or credit union why is there no information available? Does anyone knows anything about DX Gold? IF you can point me to something online I would appreciate it. Thanks.
> You know how Gameboys and PlayStations can make you think you're really a
> world-class dragon slayer, skateboarder, or racecar driver?
> The on-line currency exchange "games" are the same way, but for
> folks who want to pretend they're really involved in big-league forex
> transactions. They enter the world created for them by the organizers,
> with software apps that really look like they're shuffling money around
> but it's all bits and bytes. You buy your way into the game by converting
> your real money to their virtual "gold", and if you're lucky,
> and it suits their purposes, they let you convert some of it back out to
> real money.
> But it's all based on trust. At some point, I'm convinced, the game
> manager will say - that's it, fold, run away, and keep all the money that
> hasn't been extracted back to safety. Early distributions can be explained
> away as an advertising expense, to lure additional people into the game by
> buying their trust.
> I bet real world currency exchange markets would laugh at these games, if
> they even knew they existed.
> Anyone who can prove otherwise is invited to show me the proof of an
> alternative explanation. Otherwise I plan to wait patiently for the first
> one to fold and prove it's a scam.
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