:: Black Market Gold News ::

:: Monday, February 21, 2005 ::

INTGold's Know Your Customer Program.

INTGold verification levels (The below information is required in order to be approved for each level of your INTGold account, each level represents the total amount of funds you are able to withdraw or internal transfer out of your account in any 30 day time period. Level 5 verification allows you transfer or internal withdraw an unlimited amount of funds in any 30 day time period) You must send the below listed information in order to achieve your desired level of approval:

Level 1 - 1 point - $0.00 max per 30 days

Level 2 - 2 to 6 points - $250.00 max per 30 days

Level 3 - 7 to 9 points - $2500.00 max per 30 days

Level 4 - 10 points - $5000.00 max per 30 days

Level 5 - 11 or more points - Unlimited

Intgold Points system All the following can also be sent by a PDF file to admin@intgold.com

1 Point - E-mail verification

1 Point - Faxing or mailing to the office at the address listed below the signed affidavit here.

2 Points - Faxing or mailing to the office a recent utility bill or bank statement where name, address and phone number listed in IntGold match.

3 Points - Copy of recent home or cell phone bill where name, address and phone number listed in IntGold match, faxed or mailed to office.

3 Points - Copy of Drivers License or Tax ID card mailed to the office (faxed if readable will be accepted)

5 Points - Copy of Social Security Card or Passport or if a corporation a stamped copy of corporation/registration including EIN# & documents listing officers and details of location and type of organization mailed to office. (Faxed if readable will be accepted)

Fax completed form to (xxx) xxx-xxxx or (xxx) xxx-xxxx, also mail original form to: Internet Gold, Inc., 3931 Joe Ramsey Blvd. Suite C, Greenville, Texas 75401


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Gold, Kola Nuts, and Slaves.

"...African gold was indeed so famous worldwide that a Spanish map of 1375 represents the king of Mali holding a gold nugget. When Mossi raids destroyed the Mali empire, the rising Songhai empire relied on the same resources. Gold remained the principal product in the trans-Saharan trade, followed by kola nuts and slaves. The Moroccan scholar Leo Africanus, who visited Songhai in 1510 and 1513, observed that the governor of Timbuktu owned many articles of gold, and that the coin of Timbuktu was made of gold without any stamp or superscription."




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