Gareth Manning from the Jamaican Gleaner is reporting information from an interview with attorney-at-law and University of the West Indies lecturer, Shirley-Ann Eaton. HYIP ‘investors’ now stand to lose big as government laws and regulations change to target HYIPs and online ‘investments’. Gareth Manning did a recent interview with Shirley-Ann Eaton who is a former secretary of the Jamaica Bankers’ Association. Eaton says that money ‘invested’ with these type of schemes (A3union was included) CANNOT be returned by the court system in Jamaica. She points out, this is because the law does not cover schemes offering excessive interest on money loaned. The recovery provision only covers... [Read more]

Tuesday, November 27, 2007 Dear Liberty Dollar Supporters, Usually at this time of the month, it is the deadline for the Liberty Dollar News, our monthly newsletter that has chronicled the Liberty Dollar for over nine years. Of course all that came to a screeching halt when the g-boys raided the Liberty Dollar just two weeks ago on Wednesday, November 14. 2007. So now I am running from the government, afraid for my life and trying to figure out what the hell to do next! Right? Wrong! Nothing could be further from reality. Please read these quick bulleted (no pun) items for a quick review of the latest developments: IMPORTANT: If you have not received your order and you paid for it with a bank card, please call your bank immediately, cancel... [Read more]

Exchanging physical gold for the digital version is now an easy operation if you happen to be in Penang, Malaysia. Located in the office rows on the 4th Floor at the far end of the Summer Atrium in the Bukit Jambul Shopping Complex, Commerce Gold has opened their first walk in location. This shop represents the fist of its kind where any c-gold customer can either bring gold for deposit to their digital account or redeem digital for the bars of pure gold. This is an amazing operation and hopefully many more of these shops will open in the months and years ahead. The local shop in Penang, pictured here, is equipped to handle on location assaying of bailment items. This includes determining the purity of metal content for most bars and... [Read more]

Reason Number 7 (7) No borders for customers or merchants. Digital gold currency is a borderless method of doing business online. Accounts are denominated by weight (grams and Troy ounces) and consequently, a gram of gold has the same value in the United States as it does in Russia, China, Poland, Ukraine, Luxemburg or any other city or country around the globe. When a customer makes purchase he is paying for that item in a weight of gold equivalent to his purchase price in his local currency. If the item costs: 17.75-EUR 26.08-USD 12.61-GBP 2898.70-JPY 283.41-MXN 239116.33-IDR 57100.26-COP No mater what country you are in, the amount of gold a customer transfers on all of these sales is exactly the same 1 gram. There is no messy currency... [Read more]

Perhaps like me, you have seen the annual US car show, either in person or on the TV. Each year the best and the brightest of the auto industry get together with some off duty strippers in short skirts and preview the best Detroit has to offer. These same designers also show us some of the coolest ‘concept cars’. They all have sleek designs and if you are at the car show in person, you have to see these models before leaving the building. We all stare at the possible futuristic cars and wonder what the world will be like when that ‘concept car’ pulls up next to me at a stop light. Well, the “Amero” is a concept currency. It’s not out yet, but some day it might work its way off the drawing board... [Read more]