Ends: Nov 16 2013 Just bringing this to your attention because I've made the same mistake in the past. You should specify an exact end time on Nov 16 so there's no confusion over bid times later.  |
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So use a 90 day average  |
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On the PT share contract description over on LTC-GLOBAL it does say, and I qoute "Each share is backed by one share of COGNITIVE and pays 95% of the dividend on BTC-TC." That would lead my to think the shares would eventually be convertible to full shares. I would be inclined to vote in favour of conversion if a motion were to be raised.
*I AM NOT A PT SHAREHOLDER.*
Again, what do you guys think?
This doesn't make any sense. You bought a passthrough share and not an actual share. Yes, the PT has to be backed by someone else's actual share, because it wouldn't make sense if a PT was backed by nothing. If it was backed by nothing then there wouldn't be any dividends and the passthrough would have no relative value. It acts as a proxy to provide access to an asset on other exchanges. The right thing to do would be a passthrough buyback, and if certain people want to invest in Cognitive directly then they have the opportunity to do so on whatever new exchange Cognitive becomes available at with the funds available to them. |
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I've done the same to similar posts, citing trolling/insulting/not adding anything to discussion.
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Want me to buy your shares from you, kako?
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Have you decided on an exchange to migrate to?
Dude, your answer is seven posts above this one. |
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There might be a new phone in a year, but that certainly doesn't make this one obsolete. Depending on the innovation an upgrade may even be marginal at best. The 64-bit OS already gives lots of room to grow in the app market, and then there's the proprietary camera lens and TouchID.
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escrow is a must for such a large transaction
I'll accept escrow for the Buy It Now price, and think about it based on interest at other price points. Like I mentioned though, being able to use the funds immediately is part of the reason for selling the phone. And I do have the transaction history (in my opinion) to offer such terms. You're welcome to place an offer with your own terms, as opposed to an opinion without an offer. Take SarahP, for instance. Her post adds much more value to this thread. Thanks for stopping by. |
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In the image you posted, it does not show it is a iPhone 5S, you could have ordered any other phone.
 Of course, you came in here to place a bid as well as make comments, right? |
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Please next yourself out of here then! You're not my target customer. I've handled equivalent and larger transactions than this. Pics available as soon as it arrives on my doorstep 3PM Monday. It's currently at my local sort facility. If you've been following the launch you would know the gold version sold out in 30min.
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Description:This auction is for an AT&T iPhone 5S Gold 16GB unopened. It looks like I have the honor of posting the first Gold 5S available for sale on the forums Starting bid:9 BTC Bid Increment:0.1 BTC Buy it now:12 BTC End date and time:Monday, September 30 2013 @ 3 PM EST (I believe that's 8PM GMT) Payment methods accepted:Bitcoin Additional information:No escrow for this little guy. I have posted several successful auctions on this forum, including shipping a 30BTC BFL Little Single which you can reference in my trust profile or signature. I want the funds available immediately to use, and will be shipping the phone immediately to any winning bid. Shipping is free. I maintain the option to cancel the auction prior to the end time.
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The news just arrived yesterday and we have about a month to plan for a transition. Do you really expect a decision to have been made already?
Can you give reasons explaining why you prefer BitFunder?
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Actually it is hard, which is why most companies have entire accounting departments?
Most companies use Quicken or some other software and stopped having accounting depts years ago. Yeah IBM and Ford now use Quicken. Saved them millions a year. Yep, and if the argument is for small-to-medium businesses I guess that's why accounting team startups don't exist. |
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I recently took two accounting courses as part of my degree program. There was a ton to learn to competently provide and maintain the various balance sheets/cash flow statements. While I agree that some concepts such as credits/debits might be an easy enough concept to understand, I disagree in that internalizing everything to produce regular financial reports is difficult unless you put the time in to learn it all. Accountants are the ones that learn it all, and for the most part not these Bitcoin "issuers" and "investors". Yes, tracking mining assets may be simpler, but I believe the vast lack of statements from any of these issuers proves my point that it's a learning curve most won't pursue.
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Actually it is hard, which is why most companies have entire accounting departments?
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why isn't MPEx on the table?
Just kidding.
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Public withdrawal address is via Coinbase, so I am unable to sign any messages. Just want to make sure email is enough.
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