Pamela Fayed’s Murder and E-Bullion Problem
The e-bullion website is reportedly offline for “maintenance” since August 5th. This text is still situated on the main page of the website:
“05 August, 2008, 1:00pm PST: The e-Bullion website will be unavailable for a period of approximately four hours while our Tech Dept. performs routine maintenance.”
Probably this so-called “maintenance” is related to the occurrence with arrest of Jim Fayed (he is running the gold trading company with his wife). As you already know Pamela Fayed was murdered on July 28th. Most of newspapers focused on the fact that James Fayed and his estranged wife were going through a divorce. A few days later (August 1) James Fayed was in Federal custody. But it’s important to note that he wasn’t charged with a crime relating to Pamela’s murder.
James Fayed as the operator and signatory on GoldFinger/e-bullion bank accounts was arrested for a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1960, which is operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. It appears from the documentation that Fayed’s acting as third party receiver for alleged ponzi funds amounting.
After Jim Fayed’s arrest, court documents began to surface on the Net such as restraining orders, bail documents, indictments and more. Almost all of this information either “by the piece” paints a picture for the future of e-bullion and Goldfinger Coin & Bullion Sales. James Fayed’s arraignment is set on August 18th.






































