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From what i know E-gold is not like any other payment processing system, it uses real Gold Bullion and is its own currency.
Fees as follows: QUOTE Clicking a payment costs nothing. The maximum fee for receiving any e-gold payment is 0.05 grams, about fifty cents (in 2002 US dollars or about 70 cents in 2004) worth of e-metal®. QUOTE e-gold payment is 0.05 grams, Thats grams of gold by the way 
QUOTE(MusicOnly @ Jan 8 2007, 02:53 PM)  so they take 0.05 grams of gold. Can you tell me how much is that? Read the quote fully. QUOTE Clicking a payment costs nothing. The maximum fee for receiving any e-gold payment is 0.05 grams, about fifty cents (in 2002 US dollars or about 70 cents in 2004) worth of e-metal®.
They don't take much for a fee.
Actually I think they charge less than Paypal or any other online payment system. I don't know how much exactly they charge, but I can give you a good example. I received a payment from a GPT program 1$ worth of e-gold. The fee was only 0.05 $ worth of e-gold. So.. Thats 0.05$ fee for receiving 1$.... But I think that changes when you receive larger payment... I'm not sure.. But I like e-gold anyways, since I cant use paypal 
The fee is 5% of your balance received.
If you received $1, there will be a $0.05 fee. But also, receiving $10 would mean a $0.50 fee, and so on. You may end up paying huge amounts because of this. Keep in mind PayPal's personal account is fee-free. If you can deal with a $650/month limit, this is the best route to go. Combine this with their fee-free US banking for uploading/downloading funds, and this is the easiest and cheapest way to go for US users. It's more convenient than worrying about exchanging e-gold between third party companies.
Yeah I know that free paypal account is fee less but the problem is that my country can only have paypal account but really cant use it. I cant send money or anything else so i dont see the point of having that paypal account. I am using e-gold because its accepted world wide and i registered it when i was starting in one MLM program. Thanks for the information guys!
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