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To: maceng2 who wrote (201604)	11/2/2002 4:01:45 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) of 436258

Reserve Bank of India. "Do not use e-gold" Just read Adam Hamiltons October latest email zealllc.com Apart from RBI news, also says Iran is loading up on the physical. Enable cookies and search on gold at this site.. rbi.org.in e-Gold Violative of Indian Rules : RBI It has been brought to the notice of the Reserve Bank of India that an impression is sought to be created among the members of public by some agencies/persons that transactions involving "e-gold", purportedly an electronic currency, are freely permitted in India and that "e-gold" has the status of a foreign currency. The Reserve Bank has also come across a recent pamphlet on the subject, circulated along with a newspaper, which states that non-resident Indians use "e-gold" to send remittances into India. The Reserve Bank clarifies for the information of public that "e-gold" is not a currency of any sovereign state. Use of "e-gold" in any transaction is violative of current regulations in force in India. Members of the public, banks, money changers and other financial institutions are, therefore, cautioned against the use of "e-gold" as a currency in their transactions.

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