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Title: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 18, 2017, 10:24:27 AM
Hi, I'm bob.

You can see my forum based investment funds on btctalk or bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com).

Soon, I'm going to start a forum based IPO for my new project (mining&trading mixture) and my goal is to collect 100 BTC.

But I won't create a token for it, it is going to be a forum based IPO with a mailing group probably.

I will accept maximum 100 participants. (1 btc will be the minimum investment, 100 shares totally). ROI will be in 3-4 months. I will pay the dividends in monthly periods.

The project will be terminated when the investors tripled their investments. (10 or 12 months)


What do you think?

Best

BOB




Bob is well known trader in local community but I guess you don't know him in global side of forum. He's trying to expand his investor base. At first people are skeptical about his funds because he's %100 anonymous but he managed a lot of different funds very well. That doesn't mean he can run away with funds anytime but he gained trust from local community. All funds that is shown in his site is real investments. There's no left pocket to right pocket transactions afaik.


Bob already manage 3 active funds on btalk turkish side with more than 30 btc and almost 20 investors,aldo i am in it.

He finished many funds with very good results (roughly %15 profit average).

We advised to share his abilities with all forum, anyway its up to you, we are happy with him ;)


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 18, 2017, 02:52:31 PM
Sounds really fishy. You have done tons of small deals to build up your trust, and you also have tried to orchestrate a P&D in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0)

Here is the kicker: You tried to start a HYIP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435.0) and then deleted it.


Please show proof that the small trading loans you have been taking out for the past few months were repaid from trading profits (with history of trades), otherwise you will need to be negged, as this is textbook ponzi behavior.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 18, 2017, 03:15:30 PM
Sounds really fishy. You have done tons of small deals to build up your trust, and you also have tried to orchestrate a P&D in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0)

Here is the kicker: You tried to start a HYIP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435.0) and then deleted it.


Please show proof that the small trading loans you have been taking out for the past few months were repaid from trading profits (with history of trades), otherwise you will need to be negged, as this is textbook ponzi behavior.


Hi,

First of all,

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Please check: bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

This hyip thing was an idea to manage my funds more automatically.


I understand your scepticism very well, but please be patient until I give some details.



Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 18, 2017, 03:32:12 PM
Sounds really fishy. You have done tons of small deals to build up your trust, and you also have tried to orchestrate a P&D in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0)

Here is the kicker: You tried to start a HYIP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435.0) and then deleted it.


Please show proof that the small trading loans you have been taking out for the past few months were repaid from trading profits (with history of trades), otherwise you will need to be negged, as this is textbook ponzi behavior.


Hi,

First of all,

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Please check: bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

This hyip thing was an idea to manage my funds more automatically.


I understand your scepticism very well, but please be patient until I give some details.




What am I supposed to check? You don't show any proofs of trade, all you do is show stakeholders.

I will be leaving a negative trust until you show details... and those details need to show proof of your trade history. If you cannot provide this, you are a scammer.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 18, 2017, 03:44:10 PM
Sounds really fishy. You have done tons of small deals to build up your trust, and you also have tried to orchestrate a P&D in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0)

Here is the kicker: You tried to start a HYIP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435.0) and then deleted it.


Please show proof that the small trading loans you have been taking out for the past few months were repaid from trading profits (with history of trades), otherwise you will need to be negged, as this is textbook ponzi behavior.


Hi,

First of all,

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Please check: bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

This hyip thing was an idea to manage my funds more automatically.


I understand your scepticism very well, but please be patient until I give some details.




What am I supposed to check? You don't show any proofs of trade, all you do is show stakeholders.

I will be leaving a negative trust until you show details... and those details need to show proof of your trade history. If you cannot provide this, you are a scammer.


Your kind of people are just stopping honest actions. You should know that. Send me your email, I will send some screenshots.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 18, 2017, 03:48:45 PM
I checked your trust, you just think yourself as an important person on this forum becasue of your Positive rating.
This is just disgusting.

Firstly you accused me being a scammer, then you wanted to proof of trades.

You can check my wallets etc. Anyway I won't waste my energy.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 18, 2017, 04:12:23 PM
I checked your trust, you just think yourself as an important person on this forum becasue of your Positive rating.
This is just disgusting.

Firstly you accused me being a scammer, then you wanted to proof of trades.

You can check my wallets etc. Anyway I won't waste my energy.

You are the one asking people for money. You claim you make money off of trading. Show us the trades.



Sounds really fishy. You have done tons of small deals to build up your trust, and you also have tried to orchestrate a P&D in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0)

Here is the kicker: You tried to start a HYIP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435.0) and then deleted it.


Please show proof that the small trading loans you have been taking out for the past few months were repaid from trading profits (with history of trades), otherwise you will need to be negged, as this is textbook ponzi behavior.


Hi,

First of all,

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Please check: bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

This hyip thing was an idea to manage my funds more automatically.


I understand your scepticism very well, but please be patient until I give some details.




What am I supposed to check? You don't show any proofs of trade, all you do is show stakeholders.

I will be leaving a negative trust until you show details... and those details need to show proof of your trade history. If you cannot provide this, you are a scammer.


Your kind of people are just stopping honest actions. You should know that. Send me your email, I will send some screenshots.

Post the screenshots to this forum, the only information available right now is that your strategy is:
Margin trading
BTC/USD Day trading
Altcoin trading
ICO investments
Short term cloud mining investments
Short term P2P lending investments
POS coin investments


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: mstfprcn on January 19, 2017, 02:55:24 AM
Bob already manage 3 active funds on btalk turkish side with more than 30 btc and almost 20 investors,aldo i am in it.

He finished many funds with very good results (roughly %15 profit average).

We advised to share his abilities with all forum, anyway its up to you, we are happy with him ;)


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: OgNasty on January 19, 2017, 04:15:55 AM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bittrojan on January 19, 2017, 04:18:04 AM
Id like to see some of your trading results before even considering this. Can you share some info on your previous trades?


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 19, 2017, 11:03:15 AM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: ingiltere on January 19, 2017, 02:16:43 PM
Bob is well known trader in local community but I guess you don't know him in global side of forum. He's trying to expand his investor base. At first people are skeptical about his funds because he's %100 anonymous but he managed a lot of different funds very well. That doesn't mean he can run away with funds anytime but he gained trust from local community. All funds that is shown in his site is real investments. There's no left pocket to right pocket transactions afaik.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 19, 2017, 03:55:47 PM
Bob is well known trader in local community but I guess you don't know him in global side of forum. He's trying to expand his investor base. At first people are skeptical about his funds because he's %100 anonymous but he managed a lot of different funds very well. That doesn't mean he can run away with funds anytime but he gained trust from local community. All funds that is shown in his site is real investments. There's no left pocket to right pocket transactions afaik.

Bob needs to show his trades.

All of the people posting here saying they got a 15% return in a short period of time... that does not mean anything. That is how a ponzi works. Early in get paid, everyone else gets duped.


Start showing proof of trades, the only reason you could possibly have for not showing them, is if you don't have a history of trades.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: susila_bai on January 19, 2017, 04:30:03 PM
Bob is well known trader in local community but I guess you don't know him in global side of forum. He's trying to expand his investor base. At first people are skeptical about his funds because he's %100 anonymous but he managed a lot of different funds very well. That doesn't mean he can run away with funds anytime but he gained trust from local community. All funds that is shown in his site is real investments. There's no left pocket to right pocket transactions afaik.

Bob needs to show his trades.

All of the people posting here saying they got a 15% return in a short period of time... that does not mean anything. That is how a ponzi works. Early in get paid, everyone else gets duped.


Start showing proof of trades, the only reason you could possibly have for not showing them, is if you don't have a history of trades.

I totally agree with your point, i have also earlier saw so many ponzi schemes which on the starting for some months pays perfects till the target point is not reached and as soon as it is nearby they start to scam the old users and after some days the site gets closed or they just run away.

If you are genuine and really have made lot of trades then i dont think their should be problem in showing the trades here. And when even you have lot of users from this forum from you local community , then it is very good to show the trades , then i think surely you will get lot of users from all community.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 19, 2017, 05:48:11 PM
Bob is well known trader in local community but I guess you don't know him in global side of forum. He's trying to expand his investor base. At first people are skeptical about his funds because he's %100 anonymous but he managed a lot of different funds very well. That doesn't mean he can run away with funds anytime but he gained trust from local community. All funds that is shown in his site is real investments. There's no left pocket to right pocket transactions afaik.

Bob needs to show his trades.

All of the people posting here saying they got a 15% return in a short period of time... that does not mean anything. That is how a ponzi works. Early in get paid, everyone else gets duped.


Start showing proof of trades, the only reason you could possibly have for not showing them, is if you don't have a history of trades.

I totally agree with your point, i have also earlier saw so many ponzi schemes which on the starting for some months pays perfects till the target point is not reached and as soon as it is nearby they start to scam the old users and after some days the site gets closed or they just run away.

If you are genuine and really have made lot of trades then i dont think their should be problem in showing the trades here. And when even you have lot of users from this forum from you local community , then it is very good to show the trades , then i think surely you will get lot of users from all community.

Hi,

Firstly I run this business more than a year.

From the begining, all the investment I got is close to 90 btc, all of them are forum members.

You can find their names on bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)



I use mostly bitfinex, poloniex, bittrex and quoine for trading.

Except bittrex they provide excel tables and it is very difficult to understand buys&sells.

I'm sure I've posted a cvs file before on the local section.




https://blockchain.info/address/1B5e1FzQf3KtGkhstdaGZdbU86F3BWAB4x (https://blockchain.info/address/1B5e1FzQf3KtGkhstdaGZdbU86F3BWAB4x)

https://blockchain.info/address/1JBcC6GYgJAogPKCrddYGBH2UfmTG7eWkM (https://blockchain.info/address/1JBcC6GYgJAogPKCrddYGBH2UfmTG7eWkM)

https://blockchain.info/address/1KaTN7aaPy4TbDGLf8mX7xkBFgtDFBkdtQ (https://blockchain.info/address/1KaTN7aaPy4TbDGLf8mX7xkBFgtDFBkdtQ)


Please compare the transactions dates with investment fund dates. All are real and you can ask about me more than 30 investors.


Finally,

https://s30.postimg.org/x04t871rl/trade.png


I am posting this kind of pic for the last time, I don't want to be a open target with my clients funds.



Best


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: OgNasty on January 19, 2017, 06:19:01 PM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

Bob, anyone can claim whatever they want on a website or a spreadsheet or with untrusted investors.  You've so far failed to sign (or even post) an address that contains a single satoshi.

Please provide a signed address containing funds claimed to be under management.  Otherwise, please stop making these claims.  As I've stated, that is step 1.  No amount of posting transactions or spreadsheets or websites is a substitute for you simply singing an address containing your assets under management to prove what you claim.  Your investors should require this to happen at least once every 3 months also.  The only reason not to do this, is if you are lying.  The only reason your investors wouldn't want this to happen, is if they aren't real investors.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 19, 2017, 06:35:42 PM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

Bob, anyone can claim whatever they want on a website or a spreadsheet or with untrusted investors.  You've so far failed to sign (or even post) an address that contains a single satoshi.

Please provide a signed address containing funds claimed to be under management.  Otherwise, please stop making these claims.  As I've stated, that is step 1.  No amount of posting transactions or spreadsheets or websites is a substitute for you simply singing an address containing your assets under management to prove what you claim.  Your investors should require this to happen at least once every 3 months also.  The only reason not to do this, is if you are lying.  The only reason your investors wouldn't want this to happen, is if they aren't real investors.

He also has no reason to post the spreadsheets (even though they could be faked, I doubt a thief would put in the work to make sure all of the trades line up time and profit wise with the amount of different investment vehicles bob has put together)


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 19, 2017, 06:47:04 PM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

Bob, anyone can claim whatever they want on a website or a spreadsheet or with untrusted investors.  You've so far failed to sign (or even post) an address that contains a single satoshi.

Please provide a signed address containing funds claimed to be under management.  Otherwise, please stop making these claims.  As I've stated, that is step 1.  No amount of posting transactions or spreadsheets or websites is a substitute for you simply singing an address containing your assets under management to prove what you claim.  Your investors should require this to happen at least once every 3 months also.  The only reason not to do this, is if you are lying.  The only reason your investors wouldn't want this to happen, is if they aren't real investors.


I keep my btc holding on several exchanges, as you know it is not an option to sign a message. Sorry.

Anyways, I will keep doing what I do.

I'm so tired of absurd accusations.

Months ago, we've talked via private messages. You're a trusted member of this community, I respect you and your scepticism.

But I cannot stand the people with mal intentions.

You wanted proof of trades. I've done it.

I can't sign a message because I keep my bitcoins on several exchanges.

There is not a single person on btctalk that I've scammed.

All the investors are real.

Some of them wrote to this topic.

---End---


Best





Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bittrojan on January 19, 2017, 06:53:09 PM
Im sure bobs claims are legit, but we still need to see the proof bob. Why dont you make your upcoming trades public or at least to one trusted member for 1 month then he can report back to us. If you do get the profits you claim im sure doing this would secure you some new funding for a bigger fund.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 19, 2017, 06:56:17 PM
Im sure bobs claims are legit, but we still need to see the proof bob. Why dont you make your upcoming trades public or at least to one trusted member for 1 month then he can report back to us. If you do get the profits you claim im sure doing this would secure you some new funding for a bigger fund.

You mean like a PAMM account?


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: John87 on January 19, 2017, 06:56:52 PM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

Bob, anyone can claim whatever they want on a website or a spreadsheet or with untrusted investors.  You've so far failed to sign (or even post) an address that contains a single satoshi.

Please provide a signed address containing funds claimed to be under management.  Otherwise, please stop making these claims.  As I've stated, that is step 1.  No amount of posting transactions or spreadsheets or websites is a substitute for you simply singing an address containing your assets under management to prove what you claim.  Your investors should require this to happen at least once every 3 months also.  The only reason not to do this, is if you are lying.  The only reason your investors wouldn't want this to happen, is if they aren't real investors.

He also has no reason to post the spreadsheets (even though they could be faked, I doubt a thief would put in the work to make sure all of the trades line up time and profit wise with the amount of different investment vehicles bob has put together)
I think he already did this. He's anonymous. It means he's probably a fraud. Do NOT believe him.

He should be using fake accounts with fake investors. Bla bla bla, Bob. Go home. You can't take our money.

Most of Turkish people think he is a fraud and uses fake investors.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: Golku on January 19, 2017, 07:57:14 PM
Hey Guys I just want to tell my story how I began working with Bob

I just started with cryptography like 3 months ago as a hobby started with 1 GPU and after time i have rig with 3 GPU's now
first of all it was fun and I was so curious and can remember my first payment.
After lurking a while at this forum I saw a couple of posts about investments so I started checking them all out, I saw the posts of Bob and all the sheets of his investments and also all the investors I was like wow all these guys admire his work so much and he also has a warranty at the deposit
So I was like what can go wrong? he is doing his job by investing and gives everyone his share. I Pm'ed Bob for more details of how the drill works and how I could transfer a amount to him, after a couple of hours I received a PM back with the details and also how I can transfer.
I did do his work and I just watched it after time he did send the investors a update and what the shares would be meanwhile I did a big research about cryptography and normally I had a couple questions that I couldn't find the answers for and asked them to Bob, such a awesome guy he answered all my questions at a friendly way and helped out with my problem.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: AcoinL.L.C on January 19, 2017, 07:58:18 PM
Hey Guys I just want to tell my story how I began working with Bob

I just started with cryptography like 3 months ago as a hobby started with 1 GPU and after time i have rig with 3 GPU's now
first of all it was fun and I was so curious and can remember my first payment.
After lurking a while at this forum I saw a couple of posts about investments so I started checking them all out, I saw the posts of Bob and all the sheets of his investments and also all the investors I was like wow all these guys admire his work so much and he also has a warranty at the deposit
So I was like what can go wrong? he is doing his job by investing and gives everyone his share. I Pm'ed Bob for more details of how the drill works and how I could transfer a amount to him, after a couple of hours I received a PM back with the details and also how I can transfer.
I did do his work and I just watched it after time he did send the investors a update and what the shares would be meanwhile I did a big research about cryptography and normally I had a couple questions that I couldn't find the answers for and asked them to Bob, such a awesome guy he answered all my questions at a friendly way and helped out with my problem.

Fuck you. You just unlocked this thread so your sockpuppet could post. Now your sockpuppet gets a negative to.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: John87 on January 19, 2017, 07:59:11 PM
You think that people don't know you?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=138323

"As you know this person has tried to run ponzi scheme which is basically scamming people.
proof: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1220435
(Check the 2nd message, quoted one, or mirror).

Later this person tried to pump and dump some shit coin which is yet another scamming way.
proof (Turkish): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1451971.0

Anyway, Finally this person tried to THREATEN me to get his negative trust to be deleted and left me retaliation feedback.

I don't recommend you to do any business with this possible scammer."

GIVE THIS GUY A NEGATIVE TRUST SO HE WON'T BE ABLE TO SCAM OTHER PEOPLE!


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bobmarley650 on January 19, 2017, 08:00:31 PM
Sounds really fishy.

87.6 BTC doesn't look like a small amount.

Bob, do us a favor...  Move all that BTC to a single address and sign it, otherwise please stop making these sorts of claims.  Bitcoin makes this sort of auditing very simple and proving funds under management would be step 1.

Hi OgNasty,

87.6 btc is the total amount that I recieved during 1 year.

You can check all the investors here, all of them are BTCTALK members.

bobfunds.com (http://bobfunds.com)

Bob, anyone can claim whatever they want on a website or a spreadsheet or with untrusted investors.  You've so far failed to sign (or even post) an address that contains a single satoshi.

Please provide a signed address containing funds claimed to be under management.  Otherwise, please stop making these claims.  As I've stated, that is step 1.  No amount of posting transactions or spreadsheets or websites is a substitute for you simply singing an address containing your assets under management to prove what you claim.  Your investors should require this to happen at least once every 3 months also.  The only reason not to do this, is if you are lying.  The only reason your investors wouldn't want this to happen, is if they aren't real investors.

He also has no reason to post the spreadsheets (even though they could be faked, I doubt a thief would put in the work to make sure all of the trades line up time and profit wise with the amount of different investment vehicles bob has put together)
I think he already did this. He's anonymous. It means he's probably a fraud. Do NOT believe him.

He should be use fake accounts with fake investors. Bla bla bla, Bob. Go home. You can't take our money.

Most of Turkish people think he is a fraud and uses fake investors.

You just opened a new account to write these, don't you?


I will go on with serious people.

I'm locking the topic.





Sizlerin maksadı üzüm yemek değil bağcıyı dövmek, a Turkish proverb.


Best

BOB.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: koinsever on January 19, 2017, 10:26:44 PM
you guys are really schizophrenic. im sorry to said that but its true. you have to go a hospital. im so sorry for you guyz. if you dont want to trust, dont trust ok. just go away. why are you always saying "fake acc fake acc" :D are you serious? we all same, and keep writing here and we are not banned yet? in this forum multiple accounts are not welcome. if we fakes of bob we all banned. but im so sorry. we are real. and We will continue to fund bob.

but i prefer to bob should not accept foreign investors anymore. and keep them ignored. i ll do that.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: John87 on January 20, 2017, 04:28:50 PM
you guys are really schizophrenic. im sorry to said that but its true. you have to go a hospital. im so sorry for you guyz. if you dont want to trust, dont trust ok. just go away. why are you always saying "fake acc fake acc" :D are you serious? we all same, and keep writing here and we are not banned yet? in this forum multiple accounts are not welcome. if we fakes of bob we all banned. but im so sorry. we are real. and We will continue to fund bob.

but i prefer to bob should not accept foreign investors anymore. and keep them ignored. i ll do that.
What the f are you talking about? We have proofs about SCAMMER bobmarley650!

Still saying that he is a trusty person? Get the f out of here!


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: Heardalis on January 20, 2017, 07:24:57 PM
Hey Bob,

What do you expect from europeans? They do not even trust their 40-year-old neighbors. They all have problems with themselves.
I'm sure the Turks have far more than 100 BTC for your project.
(I am also European but lived long enough in other countries except Europe.)

P.S.: I am also a f.cking fake user so gimme the negativ trust point lol.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bittrojan on January 21, 2017, 07:14:02 PM
This is shaping up to be a funny thread. Anyone who supports bob is labeled a shill and anyone who is against him is just a troll. All that needs to be done is bob needs to pre-call his picks for a month and prove he's got what it takes and then everyone will come running and throwing their btc at him.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: ingiltere on January 21, 2017, 08:39:29 PM
Trust is not moderated so everyone can give a feedback what they feel about a user but I think that negative feedback from OgNasty was a little harsh.
Did Bob scam anybody? No, at least not yet. FACT.
Did Bob paid previous investments with profits? Yes. FACT.
Is Bob anonymous? Yes. Can he run away with funds if he wants to? Yes. Did he run? No, not yet.
Does Bob think about scamming for bigger BTC? Maybe, we can't know until he does that.
Is Bob running a ponzi scheme? No.
Is Bob a gambler? Maybe. That's none of our business.
Is Bob a scammer? No. Is Bob a potential scammer? Maybe, that depends on how you see previous deals and his personality.

If you don't trust him you won't give your precious BTC's to him, but you can't blame if somebody trust him and send him their BTC's.

TL;DR: Innocent until proven guilty. Use your own judgement.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: koinsever on January 22, 2017, 08:13:33 AM
you guys are really schizophrenic. im sorry to said that but its true. you have to go a hospital. im so sorry for you guyz. if you dont want to trust, dont trust ok. just go away. why are you always saying "fake acc fake acc" :D are you serious? we all same, and keep writing here and we are not banned yet? in this forum multiple accounts are not welcome. if we fakes of bob we all banned. but im so sorry. we are real. and We will continue to fund bob.

but i prefer to bob should not accept foreign investors anymore. and keep them ignored. i ll do that.
What the f are you talking about? We have proofs about SCAMMER bobmarley650!

Still saying that he is a trusty person? Get the f out of here!
You are a L. come here with your orginal acc. Give me trust with your orginal acc. Coward.


Title: Re: A forum based IPO?
Post by: bittrojan on January 25, 2017, 02:51:00 AM
Trust is not moderated so everyone can give a feedback what they feel about a user but I think that negative feedback from OgNasty was a little harsh.
Did Bob scam anybody? No, at least not yet. FACT.
Did Bob paid previous investments with profits? Yes. FACT.
Is Bob anonymous? Yes. Can he run away with funds if he wants to? Yes. Did he run? No, not yet.
Does Bob think about scamming for bigger BTC? Maybe, we can't know until he does that.
Is Bob running a ponzi scheme? No.
Is Bob a gambler? Maybe. That's none of our business.
Is Bob a scammer? No. Is Bob a potential scammer? Maybe, that depends on how you see previous deals and his personality.

If you don't trust him you won't give your precious BTC's to him, but you can't blame if somebody trust him and send him their BTC's.

TL;DR: Innocent until proven guilty. Use your own judgement.

Well said. I think people should cut bob some slack and let him be until he is a proven scammer because right now everyone does seem to be very harsh on him.