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Title: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 08:09:12 PM More corruption emerges re. Cointelegraph.com , staff writer Ian DeMartino of Glens Falls, NY seems to be unsure as to whether he is a staff writer for Cointelegraph or even if he actually gets paid by them.
https://twitter.com/BlueMeanie4/status/520653433745846272 https://i.imgur.com/6qKuFHR.png https://i.imgur.com/NmVNR95.png https://i.imgur.com/PWGtbDP.png Title: Cointelegraph no credibility Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 08:11:06 PM Do you want to read a blog where the writers can't seem to decide if they actually work for Cointelegraph or not? They are unsure as to whether they are actually being paid.
This is supposed to be a news source. Title: IanDemartino LinkedIn profile, Staff Writer at Cointelegraph.com Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 08:14:38 PM Ian DeMartino's LinkedIn Profile (https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ian-demartino/70/89/307)
https://i.imgur.com/SjE9q7X.png Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: LiQio on October 10, 2014, 08:33:34 PM OMG, Joshua still trying to increase your fanbase ???
When do you plan to return the stolen money? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: cassius69 on October 10, 2014, 08:46:52 PM which one of them draws the pictures?
Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: IanDeMartino on October 10, 2014, 09:07:22 PM Ian DeMartino's LinkedIn Profile (https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ian-demartino/70/89/307) https://i.imgur.com/SjE9q7X.png LOL. You asked me if I am an employee of theirs. I am not an employee. I freelance write for them. Staff writer is the most accurate description on LinkedIn. But oooooh nooooooo, you caught me saying on my LinkedIn that I'm a staff writer when I'm technically a freelancer even though they make up 90% of my work. What is your point? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 09:08:25 PM you clearly had two different stories.
Why would you not want to state your employment status with Cointelegraph? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: IanDeMartino on October 10, 2014, 09:13:52 PM Uh, no, I didn't have two stories.
For the benefit of the jury, I'd like to point out that he accused me of being paid by NXT, I said "no one has ever paid me" of course assuming he would know that I don't mean the publication I write for and instead mean Coin Developers or Bitcoin companies or whatever my Subject is. He then went on a tirade on twitter about how I claim to work for CoinTelegraph for free. ::) Of course I get paid by CT, it would be patently ridiculous to say otherwise, it is how I pay my bills, my rent and make savings. I am (nearly) 100% btc income. Jesus, and I didn't even write the article he is mad about. BM is clearly one weird dude. have anything else BM? Going to call my parents? Title: Ian DeMartino lies about his employment status at Cointelegraph.com Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 09:43:19 PM Ian DeMartino,
It's fairly clear above you disclaim that you are a staff member of Cointelegraph.com , but you list that on your LinkedIn profile that you are a staff writer(established above). Why do you have several stories about your working relationship with Cointelegraph? Title: Citation from Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph.com Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 10, 2014, 09:50:02 PM something Ian DeMartino recently wrote regarding NXT (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html).
Quote from: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph.com Another writer from CT here. You guys may remember me as someone who has covered NXT in the past, blah blah. Remember how Coindesk got the Bter hack story all wrong and I reported on it responsibly? That was me. I also wrote the follow up, and an article when Multigateway launched, and. . . you get the point, I won't bore you with anymore. So, I'm not going to get into a big argument in this highly unprofessional thread. But here is an example of some of the tweets the article received. https://twitter.com/A8Fatama/status/519681109529862144 Regardless of who is behind such tweets. CoinTelegraph isn't going to pay for fake tweets, especially since, as the author well knows, our pay structure is based on Social Media shares. Each fake tweet takes money out of the other writer's pockets, including mine. I certainly understand and appreciate any community support, including any crazy SM schemes that get us tons of tweets at someone else's expense. But robot tweets can't be used to determine pay, for obvious reasons. I am posting this because I feel like I am a friend of the NXT community and as a writer for CoinTelegraph do not enjoy seeing our name dragged through the mud. I agree with Damelon that this is an internal CoinTelegraph matter, and I won't speak any further on it. Maybe my superiors will, I don't know, but I find this highly disappointing. [Should also note that the above post has no connections with anyone else from CT, I have informed my superiors of this thread but posted the above on my own and it doesn't necessarily reflect anyone else's views. And no, they didn't ask me to add this disclaimer either] Title: Re: Ian DeMartino lies about his employment status at Cointelegraph.com Post by: IanDeMartino on October 10, 2014, 09:54:20 PM Ian DeMartino, It's fairly clear above you disclaim that you are a staff member of Cointelegraph.com , but you list that on your LinkedIn profile that you are a staff writer(established above). Why do you have several stories about your working relationship with Cointelegraph? You didn't ask me if I was a staff writer. You asked me if I was an employee. As there is no contract, I am freelance. My LinkedIn profile says staff writer because that is what I do within the company. But I can't tell you I'm an employee of CoinTelegraph if I'm not an employee. I can go write for whoever I want, but I stick with them because it pays the bills and they keep my busy. As you can see on my LinkedIn profile, I have worked for other companies while working for CT. That is because I have the freedom to do that. They include Stiqblox.com (crowdfunding) Gizchina.com (Chinese Android Phones) and SocialNewsDaily.com (social media stuff). Now, CT pays more than those places (but they are fine places to work in their own right) so I pretty much only write for them now, but I have the ability and the right to write for whoever I want to write for. Because I'm freelance. Get it? The most you are accusing me of here is being unsure of my official title at CoinTelegraph. And sure, okay, I'll grant you that. Title: Ian DeMartino, Cointelegraph, STIQBLOX Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 05:17:13 PM Because I'm freelance. Get it? Ian DeMartino (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html), It would appear you are a compulsive liar. https://i.imgur.com/ldB2vNO.png Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: IanDeMartino on October 11, 2014, 05:28:48 PM okay. . .?
How again? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino, Cointelegraph, STIQBLOX Post by: ruletheworld on October 11, 2014, 05:41:24 PM Because I'm freelance. Get it? Ian DeMartino (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html), It would appear you are a compulsive liar. https://i.imgur.com/ldB2vNO.png Title: Ian DeMartino , Pump and Dump, Hack Journalist Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 05:43:05 PM Ian DeMartino, I'd say it is clear you are guilty of disingenuous contempt. (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html)
You call yourself a reporter? Appears you are a ponzi pumper who looks like a hack journalist. Seems that other people disagree with your statement that you never took any payments from NXT (http://www.nxtscam.org). Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: LiQio on October 11, 2014, 05:47:08 PM Hey Joshua Zeidner no new ideas, this is getting boring.
When do you plan to return what you stole? It's quite a lot of money for most of us... Title: Re: Ian DeMartino NXT, Extortion, Harrassment Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 05:48:03 PM Dude, chill. You do understand that when these people are shown to be guilty of harassment (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/harrasment.html), defamation (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/defamation.html), libel and possibly even extortion (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/extortion.html) - the specific liabilities vary depending on whether the author was actually a staff member. The damages in this case I estimate to be above $200,000 USD. This is Ian (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html)'s motive for making up stories regarding his employment status. He's also attempting to cover up the fact that he is not really a reporter, but rather an ponzi investor who poses as a reporter. Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: LiQio on October 11, 2014, 05:54:06 PM Hey Joshua Zeidner no new ideas, this is getting boring. When do you plan to return what you stole? It's quite a lot of money for most of us... Why don't you answer?!? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino NXT, Extortion, Harrassment Post by: EvilDave on October 11, 2014, 07:13:13 PM Dude, chill. You do understand that when these people are shown to be guilty of harassment (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/harrasment.html), defamation (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/defamation.html), libel and possibly even extortion (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/extortion.html) - the specific liabilities vary depending on whether the author was actually a staff member. The damages in this case I estimate to be above $200,000 USD. This is Ian (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html)'s motive for making up stories regarding his employment status. He's also attempting to cover up the fact that he is not really a reporter, but rather an ponzi investor who poses as a reporter. I really hope that you're not starting to believe your own lies, Joshua. Expecting to receive $ 200,000 isn't very realistic, as you have no evidence for any of your allegations. None at all.....and do you know why ? Because almost nothing that you claim has any basis in the real world, no matter what you keep posting. This is why you never produce any evidence of anything you claim, because it never happened. But on the other hand, the people that you have harassed, defamed and libelled have an absolute wealth of evidence, all of it from your own mouth, all of it preserved for ever, all of it directly traceable back to you. This is why I'm beginning to believe that you do have a mental illness, no sane person would carry on digging the worlds deepest hole for themselves. I haven't even needed to mention your original breach of contract and theft of 1 million NXT. Have you actually had any contact with a lawyer, as you keep threatening ? You really should try calling one, instead of just blowing insanity all over teh Interwebz. They will take one look at the shit you've pulled over the last few months, then recommend that you leave their office. BTW: I worked for the Bitcoin Foundation once.....wanna start harassing them as well? Title: Dave Pearce, EvilDave, Bitcoin Foundation Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 07:28:17 PM Dave Pearce (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html), when did you work for the Bitcoin Foundation? or did you just make that up to look like you have credibility? similar to how you claim to have a working relationship with Patrick Byrne. Dude, chill. You do understand that when these people are shown to be guilty of harassment (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/harrasment.html), defamation (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/defamation.html), libel and possibly even extortion (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/extortion.html) - the specific liabilities vary depending on whether the author was actually a staff member. The damages in this case I estimate to be above $200,000 USD. This is Ian (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html)'s motive for making up stories regarding his employment status. He's also attempting to cover up the fact that he is not really a reporter, but rather an ponzi investor who poses as a reporter. I really hope that you're not starting to believe your own lies, Joshua. Expecting to receive $ 200,000 isn't very realistic, as you have no evidence for any of your allegations. None at all.....and do you know why ? Because almost nothing that you claim has any basis in the real world, no matter what you keep posting. This is why you never produce any evidence of anything you claim, because it never happened. But on the other hand, the people that you have harassed, defamed and libelled have an absolute wealth of evidence, all of it from your own mouth, all of it preserved for ever, all of it directly traceable back to you. This is why I'm beginning to believe that you do have a mental illness, no sane person would carry on digging the worlds deepest hole for themselves. I haven't even needed to mention your original breach of contract and theft of 1 million NXT. Have you actually had any contact with a lawyer, as you keep threatening ? You really should try calling one, instead of just blowing insanity all over teh Interwebz. They will take one look at the shit you've pulled over the last few months, then recommend that you leave their office. BTW: I worked for the Bitcoin Foundation once.....wanna start harassing them as well? Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: Damelon on October 11, 2014, 08:40:34 PM Dave was the coordinator of volunteers at http://bitcoin2014.com/ :)
Feel free to check with the Foundation. Title: Evil Dave, Mark Thacker, Edward DeLeon Hickman Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 08:52:14 PM Damelon (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/bas-wisselink.html),
seems Dave (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html) is quiet for the first time in several weeks. Strange how everyone seems to answer other people's questions for them. Such as when I asked Edward DeLeon Hickman (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/edward-deleon-hickman.html) if he knew jl777. Instead of answering me, I got an answer from his cohort Mark Thacker (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/mark-thacker.html) instead. Dave (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html) was the coordinator of volunteers at http://bitcoin2014.com/ :) Feel free to check with the Foundation. Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: Damelon on October 11, 2014, 08:55:54 PM It's Saturday night. :)
Edit: nice, you finally got a legitimate chance to edit my name into a link to your blog :) Glad to be of help. Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: Epiu on October 11, 2014, 09:21:12 PM CTele is dirty, they are responsible for a lot of bullshit that occurs with coins. I have no facts, but a lot of rumors circulate about several conspiracies with coins and more, some are bound to be true.
And journalist who don't get paid LOLOL wtf? Not making enough through the coins they launch in secret? Title: Cointelegraph , Ian DeMartino, Edward DeLeon Hickman Post by: bluemeanie1 on October 11, 2014, 09:25:07 PM CTele is dirty, they are responsible for a lot of bullshit that occurs with coins (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/cointelegraphcom.html). I have no facts, but a lot of rumors circulate about several conspiracies with coins and more, some are bound to be true. And journalist who don't get paid LOLOL wtf? Not making enough through the coins they launch in secret (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/edward-deleon-hickman.html)? The question is as to whether or not journalists such as Ian DeMartino (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino.html) and Edward DeLeon Hickman (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/edward-deleon-hickman.html) are actually founders/vested members of these coins they supposedly admire. Title: Re: Evil Dave, Mark Thacker, Edward DeLeon Hickman Post by: LiQio on October 11, 2014, 10:48:17 PM ... Strange how everyone seems to answer other people's questions for them. ... Even stranger, there is one person (this bluemeanie/Joshua Zeidner liar guy) who doesn't answer any questions... weird... Title: Re: Evil Dave, Mark Thacker, Edward DeLeon Hickman Post by: EvilDave on October 12, 2014, 12:18:49 AM Damelon (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/bas-wisselink.html), seems Dave (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html) is quiet for the first time in several weeks. Strange how everyone seems to answer other people's questions for them. Such as when I asked Edward DeLeon Hickman (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/edward-deleon-hickman.html) if he knew jl777. Instead of answering me, I got an answer from his cohort Mark Thacker (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/mark-thacker.html) instead. Dave (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html) was the coordinator of volunteers at http://bitcoin2014.com/ :) Feel free to check with the Foundation. BM, some of us have lives. Can't spend all day behind a computer. Cohort, btw, thats so conspiratorial. Check with the Bitcoin Foundation, Joshua......go on. Title: Re: Dave Pearce, EvilDave, Bitcoin Foundation Post by: EvilDave on October 12, 2014, 12:23:19 AM Dave Pearce (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/dave-pearce.html), when did you work for the Bitcoin Foundation? or did you just make that up to look like you have credibility? similar to how you claim to have a working relationship with Patrick Byrne. You know when I worked for the Bitcoin Foundation, Joshua, you must have read the BitCoin2014 conference thread....... On PB, again, I made no such claim. You're so confused, no matter what I say to you, you automatically believe the opposite, regardless of the truth. Get some help. Title: Re: Ian DeMartino of Cointelegraph Can't Remember If He Was Paid By Them Post by: arteleis on October 12, 2014, 02:09:29 AM EXPOSED!!! YET AGAIN!! https://i.imgur.com/87q3JfV.jpg Arteleis AKA Ranthanos Paid Sockpuppet and extortionist for NXT! Wanted by the FBI Wants to be friends with Evil Dave Pals around with Blue Meanie doing Crystal Meth Wanted in 4 countries for eating children. Works at 711. Caught stealing Cadbury Eggs by authorities in Sweden Starting a new political Party Radical Fascists of CryptoCurrency Lunatics Going to buy more beer to support his addicition to Canadian beer.!!! Yes! Elves love Beer! Pilsner is the BEST Title: Re: Ian DeMartino NXT, Extortion, Harrassment Post by: IanDeMartino on October 14, 2014, 04:56:20 AM Dude, chill. You do understand that when these people are shown to be guilty of harassment (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/harrasment.html), defamation (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/defamation.html), libel and possibly even extortion (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/extortion.html) - the specific liabilities vary depending on whether the author was actually a staff member. The damages in this case I estimate to be above $200,000 USD. This is Ian (http://www.nxtscam.org/2014/10/ian-demartino_11.html)'s motive for making up stories regarding his employment status. He's also attempting to cover up the fact that he is not really a reporter, but rather an ponzi investor who poses as a reporter. For anyone who is wondering, I at one time owned a total of 300 NXT currently worth about 0.0186654481 BTC, but I think it was worth about double that when I bought it. I sold it a few weeks ago when I sold almost all my crypto to pay rent. I have never invested anything more than $50 (and that is putting the number REALLY high to be safe) into any one crypto, (other than BTC) saving for once I bought a bunch of Sterlingcoin and then immediately used it to test out one of their merchants for an article. Even BTC I haven't bought much of, getting almost all of it from working for it. So, no, I'm not an investor in NXT, unless you count 300 NXT as an investment. As for me being a "real" reporter. I don't know, I guess that distinction is up to Blue Meanie to decide. It's the only thing I have ever wanted to be, and I certainly don't want to be a person who makes money by investing in projects he has no control over. I prefer to make my money through my work, not through predictions or investments. I day traded alts for a day or two, I made like six bucks, because I wasn't willing to risk what meager savings I had. Online publishing isn't he most lucrative of work. CoinTelegraph pays exceptionally compared to every other outlet I've worked for, but really, I don't have the money to invest in any currency besides Bitcoin, and that is only because I get paid in it and so am invested by default. This is quite a bit of Libel here, questioning my professional integrity without and proof. luckily for you BM, I'm not the kind of person who gives two fucks about some sad man on the internet has to say about me. Oh, btw everyone. I have breaking news! The true identity of Blue Meanie has been revealed! http://www.wrestlecrap.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meanie.jpg Imma DOX You On Da Internet fool! BLAHH! BlueMeanie! |
