Funding your ecurrency accounts

Think of your ecurrency as an online bank account, but in the form of digital gold. What you will see in  your ecurrency account is numbers and these numbers can either represent the weight of your gold or the value of your gold in currency be it pounds or dollars and various other currencies depending on what you set it too. To fund your account you will have to send money to an exchanger and in return they will send ecurrency to your ecurrency account. Bare in mind there is a commission rate charge.

Here is a list of ecurrency exchangers

http://www.a1exchangers.com
http://www.asianagold.com
http://www.cambist.net
http://www.electrumx.com/
http://www.eurogoldsales.com/
http://www.goldage.net/
http://www.goldkobo.com/
http://www.goldpouchexpress.com/
http://www.gold-thrift.com/
http://www.gitgold.com/
http://www.icegold.com/
http://www.omnipay.com/
http://www.thebullionexchange.com/
http://www.udachugold.com
http://www.londongoldexchange.com/

For UK users I highly recommend using http://www.londongoldexchange.com/ to buy your egold. I have been using their service for since 2003 and they have never let me down, you will have to be verified to do business with them. An advantage to using them as a UK user is they are UK based so that means transaction are quicker compared to the others exchangers as they are overseas based. To sell egold (to turn your egold into cash) you just make an order and send the egold to their account. They will then do a bank transfer and send you your money to your normal UK bank account. This service is also available to non UK users if you wish to use them. The above are reliable to use as recommended by egold themselves. If you’re a non UK user and intend to fund your egold account using credit card (Do not invest what you can’t afford to lose) use http://www.goldnow.st. Their credit card merchant will soon be up again.

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