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RSC has produced a new brochure which appeared on their website yesterday. The previous day when I tried to find the club brochure, I just got a 404(?) not found error. If I had been able to read the brochure then I would not have written most of the 23-08 posts, which attempt to find possible...

http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-12596-world-s-first-silver-bonds.html The word "spruiking" can have negative connoctations associated with it, so I'm not sure its the best word. I don't know John, but I saw those videos, and he did sound a note of caution to people about these. He...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/23/us-philippines-gold-idUSBRE87M02120120823 Special Report: Philippines' black market is China's golden connection By Rosemarie Francisco MOUNT DIWATA, PHILIPPINES | Wed Aug 22, 2012 10:33pm EDT MOUNT DIWATA, PHILIPPINES (Reuters) - Erich Mulato...

Communication has obviously been very bad. However, while the above statement may well have been true *at that point in time*, I'm still not 100% convinced that RSC might not have a legitimate legal escape clause with the possibility that it is mandatory upon the company to purchase after the 2...

Hi Dusty, You're obviously very familiar with their website. I perused it just before, but didn't see that mentioned. Are you able to provide the link? Cheers. It sounds like a part of the website I may not have seen.

If any member happens to know a lawyer, it might be worthwhile running this wording by them. Legal documents can be slippery things, not easily interpretable by the layman, even though the wording seems straight forward. Another possible interpretation here (but I'm no lawyer) is that it is...

Hi guys, On their website it says, "Your membership is a written contract, enforceable by law, stating that we will buy back your membership with 30-days notice, that we must buy back your membership at the end of two years..." Was there some other wording somewhere which categorically stated...

Congratulations!! Its great to see that you have not tried to sell them to the other forum members, because... IF you did, you would have a FULL BLOWN FEEDING FRENZY on your hands and would easily make an *instant* $1000+ profit. Phew... its nice to see some decorum. In *your magic hands*...

Is RSC also bound by law to refund a bond within 30 days on request of the bond holder?

And for your own health sake, far more important than $$, whatever final actions you want to take, do it soon, and then put this awful incident behind you for good. Your life is way too important to let something like this keep niggling you. Loads of people have lost big dollars in investments...

Possibly you were the first person to ever ask for a bond refund. You trod a path no-one else had trod, and you found what was at the end of the path.

I guess when people now admire their 99999 rounds, they may have a slightly different *feel* to them.

Agree. But documenting everything perfectly, timelines, all correspondence, etc, and approaching the government authority is not an "attack". Hey, why not let the government authority tell you THEIR opinion - after they see all your documentation?

What about the idea of approaching a television news show which talks about consumer affairs etc? Or approaching that government department which warns australians about things like this? www.*.gov.au. You figure out the 2nd level name. Gather all your documentation together, and perfectly...

The early ones are collectors items, very rare; that's why some folk love the early stuff. The later stuff is just standard bullion.

Until yesterday, I mistakenly believed that all mints would know what a TROY ounce was :/ http://forums.silverstackers.com/message-387908.html#p387908

And yet two more recently exposed precious metals Ponzi schemes: http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page34?oid=157095&sn=Detail&pid=102055 http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page32?oid=156210&sn=Detail&pid=34 4 arraigned in big bucks, precious metals bullion...

Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines (a joint venture owned by Newmont [Australia] and Barrick) the operation produces around 850 000 ounces of gold annually and is the largest open pit mine in Australia. The Boddington gold mine is one of Australia's newest gold mines, beginning production in...

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The thread has been restored http://forums.silverstackers.com/message-387225.html#p387225 after some cleansing by goldpelican. :)