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Sep 1st 2007
Thanks to Phildunn on Nobsnetwork for the update on Marketiva.
Announcement from Marketiva:
Due to potential issues with E-Gold digital currency system, Marketiva
Corporation will not accepted deposits and withdrawals by E-Gold from
today to control related financial risks. In order to check payment methods
available please visit Payment Options on Marketiva - Payment Options page.If you have previously deposited using E-Gold, you may choose another
E-Currency for your withdrawals.
If you’re new to forex and would just like to try out apart from Demo, you can register with them and deposit as little as $1 to test it out. It was fun for me initially 
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I dont have any problems with that..E-gold in the recent days has been creating all sorts of trouble. I am happy with Webmoney & Liberty Reserve.
I’m good with Webmoney, but Liberty Reserve.. isn’t the owner in the states?
I do not have problem with that also. E-Gold demand in our country has dropped significantly and the price offered by buyers is much lower than before.
E-Bullion and Liberty Reserve are the ones that currently demanded by the traders.
E-bullion and LR’s owners are US citizens, though the funds maybe out from US. Doesn’t that bother anyone a little?
Im currently using Liberty Reserver to withdraw and deposit to Marketiva and i feel its very secure and there are no fees.
Lucky all the money i deposited using E-Gold i can now withdraw it to any other method.
I have withdrew my money by LR instead of e-gold. they asked me confirm that and then paid me soon…hehe. now I abandon e-gold since I can’t open it from my local, I think marketiva give me a good solution now