And another one gone, and another one gone.
Looks like another domino has fallen. The only explanation for its 100,000+ members is that of 'operational difficulties' leading to a permanent close.
www.londongoldexchange.com
According to Wikipedia: The London Gold Exchange was owned by LGE International LTD., an offshore company registered in Belize, with offices in London, England and Hong Kong… London Gold Exchange operated 2 franchises, one in the UK and one ‘International’ which covered everywhere other than the UK. The UK administration office was in Central London, with staff based in locations around the UK. The International administration office was in Hong Kong, with staff also operating from mainland China. Technical staff also operated from locations in Australia. Founded in 2002, their official business was trading digital currencies like c-gold, Liberty Reserve, Pecunix and v-money.
This is getting interesting...
Any more out there?
-Mr. M
Looks like another domino has fallen. The only explanation for its 100,000+ members is that of 'operational difficulties' leading to a permanent close.
www.londongoldexchange.com
According to Wikipedia: The London Gold Exchange was owned by LGE International LTD., an offshore company registered in Belize, with offices in London, England and Hong Kong… London Gold Exchange operated 2 franchises, one in the UK and one ‘International’ which covered everywhere other than the UK. The UK administration office was in Central London, with staff based in locations around the UK. The International administration office was in Hong Kong, with staff also operating from mainland China. Technical staff also operated from locations in Australia. Founded in 2002, their official business was trading digital currencies like c-gold, Liberty Reserve, Pecunix and v-money.
This is getting interesting...
Any more out there?
-Mr. M
