any sites that take e-bullion?

[gordongecko]

I posted this in another section, but I think this section is more appropriate. Are there any legitimate poker sites that can accept e-bullion.com 's e-currency? I'd rather not have to wire it to my bank - then back to a room, and FTP only allows 2k a month for debit card transactions..sooo. Any help is appreciated. I dont mind paying a higher juice to make this happen, thanks.

[d0nkaments]

wtf is e bullion??

[GSykes]

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wtf is e bullion??

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google it

[jason6633]

I think thegoldcasino.com takes it, if not it is easy to exchange e-bullion into e-gold or pecunix, I know for sure it takes them.

[jason6633]

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wtf is e bullion??

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Its a digital gold currency. Dgc's are e-currencies that instead of being expressed in a fiat currency instead are backed/correlated directly to gold prices. So, instead of having an account balance of $660 you have an account balance of 1 ounce. This amount can be divided into microgram amounts if needed and is easy to translate into other currencies.

[d0nkaments]

so you can transfer "gold" between people?

[edfurlong]

Its a form of digital currency used for buying drugs over the internet.

[jason6633]

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so you can transfer "gold" between people?

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yeah, or rather the digital representation of that gold. You never actually transfer physical gold. As mentioned it can be used to purchase things just like other currencies, including drugs it seems, lol.

[gordongecko]

though I cant speak for everyone that uses the service - I know plenty of online dealers who take paypal lol so that does not really surprise me...anyway yeah it's pretty much an e-currency that protects the seller (no charebacks etc. since AFAIK they dont process credit cards, and their wires are all outsourced via a subsidary)

[PLOlover]

didn't egold get shutdown? I guess ebullion didn't get shutdown?