Are you familiar with E-Currencies?

@ilunice (947)
Netherlands
October 6, 2007 6:45am CST
In this present dispensation, crime and identity theft is on the increase daily. credit card are no longer safe to use for payment on the internet. In response to this, investors and e-merchants have developed alternative means of payment that do not necessitate physical cash. The list is in exhaustive among which are Paypal, ikobo, e-gold, bullion, pecunix just to mention a few. These accounts are safe and void of identity theft. The only precaution you need to take is make sure you keep your passwords secure by updating it every now and then. Do you engage in e-business, e-commerce, online money making ventures? Then you cannot shy away from having one or two of these e-currency accounts. Most e-businesses such as eBay, eshops and so on accept one or two of the list. If you engage in HYIP, your best belt is e-gold, pecunix or bullion. Some of then also accept Paypal. Just of late I discover moneybookers and clikBank. I tell you, the world is now becoming a global village. Do you know more??
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@iocaine (236)
• Australia
6 Nov 07
I just opened a Liberty Reserve account. They have brilliant security features, and will very soon be bigger than e-gold.
• United States
6 Oct 07
Egold is being investigated by the feds, probably because HYIP investment is illegal. This happened a couple of years ago with Stormpay and 12DailyPro, and that class action suit has yet to be resolved. Please be careful what you are doing. Stick with AlertPay and PayPal.