DxMerchant seems promising?

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Hi Dave!

This is Prenell. Happy New Years, and I hope you enjoyed the rest of
your holidays.

Just wanted to drop you a note because a message was passed on to me
that you had posted a private message to me on dxmerchant.com's
yahoogroup.

It was also mentioned to me that someone else had inquired about
me/dxmerchant.com and you let them know that I hadn't renewed my dxpowerteam
membership.

Well, Dave, let me 1st say that I had read some really kind words about
me from you posted somewhere awhile back and I don't think I ever got
around to telling you how much I appreciated those words. So much so
that I had saved the message with the plan to email you a thank you.

Anyway, I had been extremely busy trying to restructure dxmerchant.com
and working on a deal with the new owner at the same time. I was so
busy that I hadn't logge in to dxpowerteam for over a month and when I
tried, apparently all faith had been lost in me and my membership was
deleted.
Feeling a little discouraged, I just let the whole thing go.

Yes, dxmerchant.com and the entire networkof.com stable was sold and
basically I am retained as a consultant to the new owners Networkof.com
Inc. out of Panama. I still have faith in the dream of what
dxmerchant.com can be and I was able to pass that dream on to the new owners who
have even bigger dreams (developing dxmerchant.com into an actual
e-currency, paying off the outstanding accounts, and I'm told they'll be
starting a real-world full blown licensed Credit Union in connection to all
of this as well. It's a bit over my head, but I like what they've
discussed with me so far.

Dave, dxmerchant.com was doing extremely well, and quite frankly,
evocash taking off with over $250,000 was a heavy blow. I was devestated
because it was my aim to prove that there 'could' be an honest system
tagged an "hyip". Actually, it didn't matter if it was an hyip or not.
'ANY'
business that loses almost all of it's uninsured operating capital,
especially if the capital was borrowed money, might be ruined if it
weren't compensated for.

Speaking of compensated, a few people complained to dxgold and dxgold
has unfairly placed my console on hold as though I purposely did
something unethical, immoral or fraudulent, and even though most of
dxmerchant.com's member funds were in evocash (and $9000+ taken by moneybookers
and $5000+ stormpay - theives). So much for my loyalty to dxgold, me
thinking they were best thing since sliced bread. I find this to be highly
unfair after working so hard to promote dxgold.

Another reason I lost faith in the whole system is that dxgold offered
to pay off all of dxmerchant.com's outstanding debt if I would turn
over the dxmerchant.com domain to them. I won't say thats extortion, but
it's not right for them to strong arm me by holding my account unless I
give them something that I told them I no longer own.

In any event, what is supposed to be happening now is this:

I'm working on deal where Networkof.com might finance a Background
Check service, and since I've been working on a degree in paralegalism and
private investigating, I might head that up (one of my 1st missions
will be to pursue evocash)

None the less, I guess the holidays have been ok at best, in light of
the fact that I'm so disillusioned about the domino effect that happened
(how I was treated by my programmers, moneybookers, stormpay, and now
dxgold).

I put my self out there, name and all, worked my tail off and got
sh*tted on. After being 100% honest.

One thing though, Dave. I never give up. Sometimes I feel that's my
curse.
And sometimes it's been a blessing.

When I found that my membership to dxpowerteam was deleted, I didn't
even bother to sign back up because #1 - I didn't want to get swamped
with inquiries and threats, and #2 - reading negative things about myself
wouldn't be very encouraging. Instead, I've been spending my time
trying to do productive things, such as preparing myself legally (tax-wise,
lawsuit- wise, etc.) and trying to find ways to be a positive
contributor to the e- currency arena.

You were one of the 1st people I learned a great deal from about all of
this and as always, thanks for everything!

God bless you and happy holidays!

Prenell

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Dxmerchant.com users,

Networkof.com Inc. now assumes, owns, and controls all VERIFIABLE
dxmerchant.com asset and liabilities as a separate entity from it’s
previous owners.

Revision 2005_01-07 2106

The following is in effect immediately:

1) Accounts with invalid email addresses and other information will
remain on hold or will be removed from the system beginning January 14th,
2005

2) All accounts must be verified.
3) We accept various forms of confirmation/verification/identification,
but a Verified paypal account is the quickest and most preferred form.
All other forms will be accepted or rejected on a case by case basis.

4) Your dxmerchant.com account should match your paypal.com account
with the information below:

Name: Account Name
Email: account’s Email Address
Status: Verified

5) AN ACCOUNT'S WITHDRAWAL ACTIVITY WILL NOT PROCEED UNLESS THE ACCOUNT
IS MATCHED TO AN ACCEPTED FORM OF VERIFICATION.

Dxmerchant.com