starbullion
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999.9 Good Delivery Standard
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Www.starbulliongold.com comes up as a domain name that is available to be used?
Www.starbulliongold.com comes up as a domain name that is available to be used?
Will I need popcorn?
Yes, you will...
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kurtak
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I’ll bite: what does the “999.9” indicate? I can understand “.9999” as purity, but there’s no 999.9% pure and fractional purity always has the decimal point in front of the first number.
Do scammers do this to provide deniability? — “your honor, only a fool would buy a gold bar with this kind of gibberish on it — it’s obviously just for novelty and gag use.
99.99 is actually the percent number if % is used. Or .9999 without the % symbol. Percent is parts per hundred.
999.9 is actually the parts per thousand way of saying it. And the symbol is ‰
But good delivery status from LBMA is only .995. So even if the 999.9 was a typo (probably was) the use of good delivery in the topic was misleading.
edited to add the symbol for parts per 1000. Available on my Mac, who knew?
999.9 is actually the parts per thousand way of saying it. And the symbol is ‰
But good delivery status from LBMA is only .995. So even if the 999.9 was a typo (probably was) the use of good delivery in the topic was misleading.
edited to add the symbol for parts per 1000. Available on my Mac, who knew?
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I could really use some 999.9% pure gold! It's one of the ingredients for IMMORTALITY JUICE!!! :O
*checks* Huh, you're right. ... I still need it.Are you sure it is not "Immorality" Juice
I guess the OP starbullion quickly sensed we saw right through the scam. He didn't even come back to try to defend his (indefensible) position.
But maybe he learned a few things so his next attempt will be better!
But maybe he learned a few things so his next attempt will be better!
He was here for 12 minutes so he did not even stay long enough to read any replies.
I think this is more or less a drive by posting.
I would like to make only one comment here. The London Good Delivery specifies a minimum purity acceptable purity of refined gold to be a minimum 995 PPT fine and not only 995 PPT fineness.
Correct, the only specification is the minimum purity.
richard_1
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Well if you're going to fake it, may as well fake it all!
richard_1
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Also 999.9 parts per thousand and 99.99% are both heavy used in australasia.
On another note, im surprised how many Nigerian Princes and Princesses there are. Theres a new one each month
On another note, im surprised how many Nigerian Princes and Princesses there are. Theres a new one each month
This thread is destined for the Rogues Gallery, in fact I'll move it now.
richard_1
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So True
