Liberty Reserve

Discussion in 'Payment Processing' started by myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008.

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    Now it seems fewer and fewer people are using egold ... will Liberty Reserve be the next egold in terms of popularity?

    What is your experience in using LR?


    :confused:
     
    myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008 IP
  2. hosseinrz

    hosseinrz Member

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    It's a good e-currency, I am using it for about 5 months.
    But any way you should be careful that will not happen to you that happened to 1mdc users.

    Thanks
    Rz
     
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  3. myDOMAINion

    myDOMAINion Guest

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    Could you kindly elaborate what happened to 1mdc users? What is "1mdc" anyway?

    I am kinda new to Liberty Reserve.

    Thanks in advance.
     
    myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008 IP
  4. hosseinrz

    hosseinrz Member

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    1mdc was a ecurrency like egold, infact a back-up system for egold.
    Users were creating 1mdc accounts and move the funds to their 1mdc acct from egol (Bail and unBail)
    Then e-gold has frozen all 1mdc's accounts and ppl have lost their money.
    1mdc then shutdown after a few weeks.

    Some of my friends have lost $2k with 1mdc.

    There is always a risk with ecurrencies.

    Rz.
     
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  5. myDOMAINion

    myDOMAINion Guest

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    Oh, yeah, I remember hearing that story a while back. Never paid much attention to it, as I am not a heavy user of egold myself.

    Thanks for the info, anyways.

    So, you are using LR. Satisfied, so far?
     
    myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008 IP
  6. Hellfire81

    Hellfire81 Peon

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    LR is MUCH better then e-gold nowadays. They don´t freeze accs for no reasons like e-gold does, also LR is worth almost it´s value if you sell it to an exchanger unlike e-gold where you loose MUCH money in fees.

    So I use e-gold only if there are sellers who only accept e-gold. As seller I take e-gold only with an additional fee so I suggest to LR instead of e-gold
     
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    mentos Prominent Member

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    That why i only use the LARGEST virtual money provider
     
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  8. slogold

    slogold Peon

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    all the ecurrencies are high risk, you also need to know that they are used for so called HYIP, which are mostly scams
     
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    Hellfire81 Peon

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    #9

    You mean e-gold? LR is going to be as "large" as e-gold quite soon and you definitely go better with them then with e-gold.
     
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    Hellfire81 Peon

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    But this doesn´t have to do anything with the ecurrency itself. HYIPS only take them because they are non-reversible but of course there exist enough legit services which accepts those ecurrencies as payment option
     
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  11. myDOMAINion

    myDOMAINion Guest

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    #11

    Hi, before I get into LR, is there any reliable (read as low cost and fast) exchanger you can recommend?


    :)
     
    myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008 IP
  12. Hellfire81

    Hellfire81 Peon

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    #12

    Depends from where you come. But the fees usually are between 2-5% max.

    For example www.goldexchange.eu for 3.9% (if you are within the EU, + 20$ anywhere in the world)
     
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  13. myDOMAINion

    myDOMAINion Guest

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    I am from the Philippines, the Pearl of the Orient!

    Hmmmm ... any idea if there is any exchanger that is a bit cheaper? 3.9% is kinda acceptable, but the +20$ anywhere in the world outside EU is a bit expensive.

    Well, 2% would have been perfect! Because we usually have to add another 2.5% currency exchange cost to be able to get the cash into our local currency, eh?
     
    myDOMAINion, Jun 23, 2008 IP
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    stumblepinoy Peon

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    I have a lot of LR right now I need e-gold let me know PM me
     
    stumblepinoy, Jun 25, 2008 IP
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    iseree Peon

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    Yes, you are right, and don't forget to tell us that the real owner of LibertyReserve was the webmaster of two scam hyips (minvestment and opentrade). Lot of people lost the money. For that reason the hackers attack every month with DDoS.
    In black market they are selling the database of Liberty Reserve.
    I have an account and I open an email account only for that, after DDoS attack of May I receive every day lot of spam, why? because they haven't got security...

    It is longterm scam, so, you (and me) can use it without any doubts for 1-2 year, after that...you will lost the money.
     
    iseree, Jun 25, 2008 IP
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    money-monitor.com Peon

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    Liberty Reserve is working great for me.
     
    money-monitor.com, Jun 26, 2008 IP
  17. coolqoo

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    Liberty Reserve is okay, but lots of password made me mad
     
    coolqoo, Jun 27, 2008 IP
  18. -master-of-?-

    -master-of-?- Banned

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    #18
    fuck e-gold and all their partner..e-gold is scam,just god know how much money they ripped from Peoples:) E-gold and E-bullion are the biggest known scams
     
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  19. coolqoo

    coolqoo Peon

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    #19
    but I think.....at least e-gold is better than PayPal.
    and they have a easiest SCI than LB do
     
    coolqoo, Jun 27, 2008 IP
  20. -master-of-?-

    -master-of-?- Banned

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    #20
    lol who told this?does even the E-gold site accept to cash out their fuckin idiot money?you have to cash out with exchanger with 20% like u just recieve 80 from 100..and most of times your account get close before you be able to cash out or even no one buy you the amount...even online exchangers hate e-gold 99% of online exchangers sites -> e-gold to wmz-> 1.5 to 1.7 e-gold = 1 wmz
    just scammers use e-gold with same rate;)
     
    -master-of-?-, Jun 27, 2008 IP