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BNT Signs Contract on Andalusia Reserve & Exchange 

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Written by Xavier Mohr   
Sunday, 25 November 2007

From an announcement at the Ancapistan Capital Exchange:

Quanta Torok, founder of Andalusia Bank, who was introduced to the SL financial community two months ago with his plans for a bank with deposits 100% insured by gold boullion held in vaults in Zurich, has today signed a contract with BNT Holdings to develop his bank software and create a unique inworld precious metals exchange upon which investors can speculate on RL precious metals movements as well as hedge their investments.

The deal comprising L$750,000 setup fees and L$25,000 per month hosting fees, for BNT to set up and host Andalusias sytem on BNTs own servers.

The metals exchange will essentially create an IPO Fund for each precious metal being offered, allowing the exchange to sell 'shares' in ounces or grams of each precious metal. Andalusia will then arbitrage between this inworld exchange and RL metals exchanges to earn profits to pay interest to its depositors and dividends to its metals investors in each Fund. Later, metals futures will be traded as well once ACE's futures trading sytem comes online, this technology will be also applied to this metals market.

Quanta Torok is already a significant investor in ACE's own IPO.

This is the first of several banking contracts BNT is currently negotiating, the others being with RL banks from around the globe seeking an inworld presence. Those contracts will, when signed, be significantly larger than todays deal with Andalusia.

Stay tuned to SLReports.net for more information.

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SLReports.net User   |2007-11-28 01:32:41
Whats so entertaining about these ignorant responses is that deposits in this
bank are going to be 100% backed by RL gold reserves. Can JTF make that claim?
LLBT? PSG? Anyone? pfft, put your money where your mouth is, like this Quanta
Torok is. Sounds like a bunch of bankers posing as anonymous posters trying to
attack what looks to be a winning business plan.
SLReports.net User   |2007-11-26 17:05:58
There is a reason investing other peoples money is regulated in rl. Without the
checks and balances of a regulatory body or even the police we have already seen
what has happen in SL.
Trading a fake company that earns fake money that is
converted into rl assets MAYBE legal.(doubtful though) Investing in a Rl asset
in a Rl currency is very very illegal in the SEC eyes. The process of him buying
metals or future contracts (he cant use lindens to buy gold) is illegal. He
needs to be licensed by the SEC period.
More important it is a bad product!!!!!
How can he be cheaper after he has to pay Linden Labs currency fees round trip
and beat Fortune 500 broker companies trading fees. He hopes to prey on the
ignorant who do not know they could open up a broker account in 30 mins. Which
will be cheaper then his fees and have zero worry of losing your money to a
scam.
SLReports.net User  - Progressive development and fo   |2007-11-25 19:08:25
All that I see is a new and innovative way to keep me from my Lindens! Sorry a
scam is a scam is a scam....

SLReports.net User   |2007-11-25 18:48:54
I think this is a great idea. I really don't understand why you guys are so
against this. Isn't "all" trading heavily regulated by the SEC in RL?
Even if you just put your money in a bank in SL, there's a chance that people
will run off with your money... It's been done before.

What new banking laws
are you referring to, and how is this different from trading RL money on
"fake" companies? Dangerous precedent? I don't think so. Progressive
development and forward thinking... that's more like it.
SLReports.net User   |2007-11-25 18:19:05
All I can say is..... W-T-F?

These virtual exchanges need to stick to virtual
companies, products, and offerings. This deal would set a dangerous precedent.
SLReports.net User  - Very bad deal to the investor   |2007-11-25 11:35:38
Arbitrage as in creating a middle man. I rather just buy a commodities future
contract myself on one of the hundreds easy to use brokers online and save
money. Unlike this guy these brokers are heavily regulated by the SEC and I will
not have to worry about this guy running off with my money. This is a blatant
rip off to the consumer.
Second this violates the new banking laws in regards
to anti-money laundering.(not to mention the SEC violations) They have no way
the verify of identity of each investor as mandated. Which is a big deal to the
justice Dept and LL has change the lindenx to comply with this in the past.
I
urge your readers to write your regulation body like I have to put a stop to
this blatant stealing.


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