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The IP you are using to access the e-gold website (xxx.175.169.61) appears on DNS blacklist(s) as being either an open proxy or otherwise exploited. You will not be permitted to access e-gold services from this IP while the DNS blacklist record(s) remain active.Your first order of business should be to make sure that you are computing securely. Please read and implement e-gold's Security Recommendations.After you have resolved any security issues, you are then ready to take steps to get your IP removed from DNS blacklist(s). Please visit the following websites to begin that process.http://www.au.sorbs.nethttp://www.spamhaus.org/http://www.ahbl.org/
It is worldwide. E-gold is experiencing serious problems. They are victims of their security obsession. Check this site http://cbl.abuseat.org/ You can request delete your site from their list.
E-gold Major Agents’ Accounts Seized By US Government and 1MDC Is No Longer Operational.It now appears this morning that all large e-gold exchange agents doing business with US clients have had their e-gold accounts seized by US court order.Here is what we know as of this morning. 1. Icegold, AnyGoldNow, 1mdc, Omnipay and other large exchange agents have all had their accounts blocked by a US government agency court order. 2. When attempting to log in on these accounts, the e-gold server responds that the account does not exist. It appears the accounts have been seized by the US authorities. 3. It is now not possible to unbail (withdraw) bars from e-gold Ltd.
"As alleged in the indictment, the E-Gold payment system has been apreferred means of payment for child pornography distributors, identitythieves, online scammers, and other criminals around the world to laundertheir illegal income anonymously," said Assistant Attorney General Alice S.Fisher of the Criminal Division. "This indictment demonstrates that theDepartment of Justice, in cooperation with its law enforcement partners,will aggressively identify and prosecute those who knowingly enable andprofit from transmitting the proceeds of criminal activity, online oroffline."The conspiracy charge in the case relating to money transmittingcarries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. The federal lawviolation of operating an unlicensed money transmitting business carries amaximum sentence of five years in prison. The D.C. Code violation for moneytransmission without a license carries a maximum sentence of five years.The conspiracy charge relating to money laundering carries a maximumsentence of 20 years in prison.
Interesting.Wonder what is going to happen to egold now?
God knows, many hyips&autosurf admins feel panice, but i bet e-gold will fine, no problem . laugh.