U.S.: Online Payment Network Abetted Fraud, Child Pornography

The principal owners of E-Gold Ltd., an online payment system where users convert currency assets into equivalent amounts of precious metals, were indicted last week for allegedly allowing the service to be used by criminals engaged in financial scams and child pornography.
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Brian Krebs

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James Finch

Barry Downey

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Alexandria (Virginia)

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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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