Yeah if Matt's contract as either an owner or employee has a morality clause the company may have grounds to sue but that would be for any damages incurred by the magazine (canceled ads, lost subscriptions, PR costs to undo the bad press, etc) not the amount Matt didn't pay. More commonly it would be used as leverage to divest him of ownership (we are suing you but we can settle out of court if you agree to sell your stake).
Exactly this. Those damages would be a separate issue from the 79,000 BTC Matt didn't pay so like I said the sentence is confusing and honestly doesn't really make any sense.
Verily. I think he wants them to sue Matthew.
Which is also kind of silly.
Actually it would be very common. Employees (especially high level employees) are sued by their employers all the time when their actions and words cause damage to the company (reputation, lost sales, canceled ad revenue, etc). There is nothing to indicate BitTalk is looking to sue Matt but if they did it wouldn't be over "lost BTC" it would be over damages to the company. You're both right.
Still the OP seems to be combining that with the bet itself and throwing in a bunch of nonsense legal words so it is hard to tell what he is trying to say.
Yeah, sorry about that. Your interpretation is isomorphic to my intent. Your criticism well warranted.  In a nutshell: When a member of an organization abuses a position of authority granted by the organization to enable fraud, he should: (1) be fired, (2) be relieved of any stake or equity he might hold, (3) be sued, if necessary to achieve (1) and (2). And that's all I have time for. Sorry for confusing you all. Your criticism is spot on. (Aside from Loup Garoux, his hate cannon is pointed in the wrong direction and firing blanks today.) Doesn't matter; Matt got fired. |
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damage damage?
Fixed. Thanks. |
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One important point to consider is what happened at the moment when MNW started to take new bets over the initial 10kBTC.
If I remember correctly that happened AFTER pirate first quite clearly announced he is having trouble paying.
I believe MNW was running an honest bet for 10kBTC until that moment and when it become clear that he cannot win the bet fair and square, he went insane and thought about this silly scam and started taking bets in excess of the 10k as a joke to himself knowing he would not be honouring the bet.
The important thing to consider is that I believe if pirate would not have announced his troubles and if pirate would have paid out, the bet would have remained capped to the original 10kBTC and MNW would have got 10k of real BTCs and he would had been harrassing everyone entered the bet to pay up real BTCs to MNW.
The real nature of the bet was really either 10kBTC for MNW if he wins or nothing to others if they win.
My thoughts exactly. |
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I will make a statement regarding this matter on behalf of Bitcoin Magazine and it's publisher Bittalk Media Ltd.
However, please do allow me some time to consult all the affected stakeholders. It might take a few days.
Public draft of a letter of concern to the board of BitTalk Media Inc.:
Dear Vladimir,
By this time you are undoubtably aware of the damage caused
to BitTalk Media Ltd, and Bitcoin Magazine in particular, stemming from
the recent public actions of chief editor Matthew N. Wright, and the liability represented thereby.
I hereby request that the board of BitTalk Media Ltd. immediately remove Matthew N. Wright from any position he might have
with BitTalk Media Ltd, Bitcoin Magazine, and affiliated organizations, and that this action is made public as soon as possible.
This in the interest of minimizing the loss of business, advertising revenue and irrecoverable damage to the image of the
business, that will otherwise be incurred from any lack of timely, appropriate action on part of the board of BitTalk Media.
Best regards,
-elux,
[List of signatories.]
Anyone want to join me in signing this thing? Comments, suggestions for improvements are also much appreciated. (IANAL) |
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I will make a statement regarding this matter on behalf of Bitcoin Magazine and it's publisher Bittalk Media Ltd.
However, please do allow me some time to consult all the affected stakeholders. It might take a few days.
Public draft of a letter of concern to the Board of BitTalk Media Inc.: ***DRAFT WARNING***
Dear Vladimir,
By this time you are indubitably aware of the damage damage caused
toward BitTalk Media Ltd, Bitcoin Magazine in particular, stemming from
the recent public actions of chief editor Matthew N. Wright, and the liability represented thereby.
I hereby request that the board of BitTalk Media Ltd. immediately remove Matthew N. Wright from any position he might have
with with BitTalk Media Ltd, Bitcoin Magazine, and affiliated organizations, and that this action is made public as soon as possible.
This in the interest of minimizing the loss of business, advertising revenue and otherwise irrecoverable damage to the image of the business, caused by lack of timely, appropriate action on part of the board of BitTalk Media.
I also propose that you take the appropriate steps to seek legal recourse for restoring the material or immaterial damages inflicted
upon BitTalk Media Inc. and Bitcoin Magazine resulting from the 79000 BTC fraud perpetrated by Matthew N. Wright while acting as
chief editor, as he in no small part relied on the reputation owing from this position to enable the fraud.
Best regards,
-elux,
[List of signatories.]
***DRAFT WARNING*** EDIT: Posted to a new thread here; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=107609.0 |
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What a fucking clown. Good job dicking over pirate debt holders even more by allowing them to "hedge" with a fraudulent bet you never intended to pay. Good job on teaching those guys a lesson  . Oh come now. Theymos allows ponzi schemes on the forum, then gets miffed when people don't read the bet their agreeing to in my thread? The double standard is twice as hilarious as the "scammer" tag. I'll wear it with pride. Remember, remember, the 9th of September. (And to everyone who dared to say that people were "stupid" and "ruining bitcoin" by investing into Pirate, you may now eat your socks for complaining about losing this bet) Now, I don't anger easily, but Matthew, you're the sole loser here, you have lost a bet you made according to your own terms, and you have proceeded to handle the loss in a most dishonorable way. I, and many with me bet no more than we could afford to lose. There is no doubt you would be paid by many, if not everyone, in the event that things had gone the other way. This loss has cost you what little reputation you had, it will cost you your job, it will cost you your career, and it will cost you the magazine. Vladimir, please take the appropriate steps to have Matthew fired effective immediately. May his name live in infamy. |
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The opportunity to enjoy a sprightly chat with charming wits such as yourself?
Enough with the pleasantries ...... You want to tell me to FUCK OFF, so just do it....lol Fuck off bitlane? No... It doesn't mean as much unless it comes from reeses....lol That was just mean. What did jcpham ever do to you? Drink a big cup of hot buttered cum, you slag-happy fuckaceratops! Quoth reeses. |
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More coverage ticking in: Hackers demand $1 mln ransom to keep Romney's stolen tax returns secret
TruthDive - 1 hour ago
The hacker group claims that it has in its possession of 'all available 1040 tax forms for Romney', which they stole from PricewaterhouseCoopers' Nashville office on August 25, 2012. The group ... They have demanded a ransom of one million USD in Bitcoins.
Agents investigate claim of Romney tax files theft from Franklin office
The Tennessean - 2 hours ago
The letter says the tax returns would be released to the media later this month unless a payment of $1 million is received through an online payment system, Bitcoin. For the same price, someone interested in seeing the returns made public could guarantee ...
Hacker claims he stole Romney's tax returns, demands $1mln
PanARMENIAN.Net - 2 hours ago
Net - A hacker allegedly stole Mitt Romney's tax returns and is demanding $1 million in Bitcoins for silence. The hacker also sent a USB drive and letter to the Republican and Democratic party offices in Williamson County, Tenn. as proof, VentureBeat reports.
Hacker wants $1 million in Bitcoin or they'll release Mitt Romney's tax returns
TweakTown - 2 hours ago
Things are looking to heat up for Mitt Romney, with a hacker claiming to have in his (or her) possession, the presidential candidate's previous tax returns. Romney has been accused of hiding something, as he has only released the previous two years worth of ...
Romney Tax Returns Stolen, Letter Claims, And Demands $1M Ransom
International Business Times - 3 hours ago
Convert $1,000,000 USD to Bitcoins.... It does not matter if small amounts or one large amount is transferred, as long as the final value of the Bitcoins is equal to $1,000,000 USD at the time when it is finished. The keys to unlock the data will be purged and ...
Hackers Claim to Have Mitt's Tax Returns
Newser - 4 hours ago
They have threatened to make the returns public unless they receive the payoff in the hard-to-trace BitCoin online currency by September 28. The hackers say they sent flash drives containing copies of the returns to Democratic and ... at both offices say they made no attempt to access the information on the flash drives. A spokesman for PricewaterhouseCoopers says the company is working closely with the Secret Service, and managers haven't discovered any evidence of unauthorized access to Romney's returns.
PWC: No evidence of breach in Romney tax return extortion case
ITworld.com - 6 hours ago
"When they were done, they kind of opened the envelope and scooped [the contents] back in." The group wants the money paid using the BitCoin digital currency, which is hard to trace, in order to prevent the decryption key from being released.
Hackers ransom Romney tax returns
SC Magazine Australia - 7 hours ago
Blackmail letters were sent to Romney's Republication Party offices, including one package containing a hand-written address and a USB drive. The hackers said the documents would be released to anyone who paid the ransom. Cryptographic Bitcoin ...
Bitcoin value spikes after hacker demands ransom in the currency
VentureBeat - 7 hours ago
Today, a hacker who claims to have obtained Mitt Romney's tax returns is demanding a ransom of $1 million in Bitcoins. The hacker probably didn't expect to improve the market for Bitcoins overall, but that's exactly what happened, as the value of Bitcoins ...
U.S. Probing Claim That Romney's Tax Returns Were Stolen
Bloomberg - 7 hours ago
The anonymous group sent a letter to Romney's accounting firm and political offices in Tennessee demanding $1 million in Bitcoins, a type of Internet currency, to prevent the disclosure of the candidate's tax returns. Romney's tax returns have become an ...
Romney receives a coup d'etax
Examiner.com - 8 hours ago
The group claims it will release the records on September 28th unless paid $1 million by an untraceable internet currency called Bitcoins. They also claim they will destroy the evidence if paid in time. The Secret Service is investigating the matter, and nothing ...
Secret Service Eyes Romney Tax Return Blackmail Attempt
TPM - 8 hours ago
... the beginning of the week also containing flash drives with copies of Romney's tax returns before 2010.” A second post says that encrypted copies of the tax documents will be sent to major media outlets, and demands the equivalent of $1 million in Bitcoins, ...
Mitt Romney's tax returns being held hostage for $1 million in...Bitcoin?!
89.3 KPCC (blog) - 8 hours ago
So if the theft turns out to be for real, how would Romney or PwC or some combination thereof get the Bitcoin? It's unclear. He would probably have to go on a Bitcoin exchange, like Mt. Gox, and trade or exchange $1 million for BTC. Not that that would ever ...
Secret Service Investigates Claim That Romney's Tax Returns Were Stolen
WBUR - 9 hours ago
Also included in the packages, according to the ransom letter, was an image of Romney's signature from the 1040 tax return documents. The letter's author states, "The deal is quite simple. Convert $1,000,000 USD to Bitcoins.... It does not matter if small ...
Reports: Mitt Romney's Tax Returns Stolen And Held Ransom
CRN - 9 hours ago
Mitt Romney's tax returns have reportedly been stolen from PricewaterhouseCooper's (PWC's) Franklin, Tenn., office and will be released to the public unless the GOP presidential nominee coughs up $1 million in ransom, according to a Pastebin blog posted by an anonymous hacker group. The initial post, which is dated Sept. 2, details ... The post then explains that $1 billion must be converted to Bitcoins, a form of digital currency, and transferred to a designated address. It then promises that the "keys to unlock the ...
US probe over possible theft of Romney tax data
Phys.Org - 41 minutes ago
The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by September 28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret. If the amount is not paid, the note ...
Hackers demand $1 mln ransom to keep Romney's stolen tax returns secret
TruthDive - 1 hour ago
The hacker group claims that it has in its possession of 'all available 1040 tax forms for Romney', which they stole from PricewaterhouseCoopers' Nashville office on August 25, 2012. The group ... They have demanded a ransom of one million USD in Bitcoins.
Hackers demand $1 mln ransom to keep Romney's stolen tax returns secret
Newstrack India - 1 hour ago
They have demanded a ransom of one million USD in Bitcoins. The Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic currency with no central banking authority-thus, it's very difficult to track. If PricewaterhouseCoopers pays the ransom by September 28, the information the ...
US probe over possible theft of Romney tax data
Yahoo!7 News - 2 hours ago
The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by September 28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret. If the amount is not paid, the note ...
Secret service opens investigation into 'theft' of Mitt Romney's tax returns
Telegraph.co.uk - 2 hours ago
The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by September 28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret. If the amount is not paid, the note ...
The Sunday Times Sri Lanka - 3 hours ago
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, Sept 5, 2012 (AFP) - The US Secret Service said Wednesday it had opened a probe into the possible theft of copies of Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney's tax returns. “I can confirm that we are investigating the incident,” Secret Service spokesman George ... The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by Sept.28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret.
US probe over possible theft of Romney tax data
Radio Netherlands - 3 hours ago
The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by September 28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret. If the amount is not paid, the note ...
US probe over possible theft of Romney tax data
AFP - 3 hours ago
The message asks for a ransom of $1 million to be converted into Bitcoins, a virtual currency, and sent to a specific address by September 28. In exchange, the tax returns of Romney and his wife Ann would be kept secret. If the amount is not paid, the note ...
Suffice to say, the Romney ransom is bringing attention the likes of which Bitcoin has never seen. |
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it!
Hackers Obtain Mitt Romney's Tax Returns?
kvor - 25 minutes ago
The letters stated an intention to publish Romney's tax returns on Sept. 28, unless $1 million is deposited in a Bitcoin (Internet currency) account, according to Williamson County Democratic Party Chairman Peter Burr, who said both he and his Williamson ...
Hackers Hold Mitt Romney's Tax Returns for Ransom
Opposing Views - 28 minutes ago
The hackers said they sent USB drives containing information from Romney's tax forms to local Democratic and Republican Party offices. Williamson County Republican party executive director Jean Barwick confirmed receiving the USB drive, but has not ...
Romney's Taxes Hacked? Secret Service Is On It
Mashable - 37 minutes ago
Romney's team was given until September 28th to transfer $1 million in bitcoins (an untraceable online currency popular in the criminal underworld). Otherwise, the hackers said, the tax returns would either go to the highest bidder or be released on Pastebin ...
Hacker Claims to Have Mitt Romney's Tax Returns
Reason - 43 minutes ago
Today, a hacker allegedly stole Mitt Romney's tax returns, is demanding $1 million in Bitcoins for silence, and sent a USB drive and letter to the GOP and Democratic party offices in Williamson County, Tennessee as proof. Williamson County Republican party ...
'Anonymous' Hackers Auction Off Mitt Romney's Tax Records
Guestofaguest.com - 45 minutes ago
Like something out of a Christopher Nolan Batman movie, the hacker group 'Anonymous' claim that they illegally acquired Mitt Romney's tax information from PricewaterhouseCoopers by physically infiltrating their offices. The group set up a Bitcoin account to ...
Secret Service Involved After Hackers Demand $1 Million Bitcoin Ransom For ...
iDigitalTimes.com - 1 hour ago
After many doubted the validity of two flash drives, allegedly containing Mitt Romney's tax returns for many years prior to 2010, all eyes are on Nashville, TN following word that members of the Secret Service have confiscated the devices as part of an ongoing ...
Hackers Claim Elaborate Heist of Mitt Romney's Tax Returns, Want $1 Million
New York Magazine - 1 hour ago
During the night, suite 260 was entered, and all available 1040 tax forms for Romney were copied." The imaginative hackers want $1 million, payable in the Internet currency Bitcoins, to either rush the (supposedly) imminent release of the documents or keep ...
Hacker says he's got Romney's tax returns
UPI.com - 1 hour ago
The letter says the tax returns were stolen from PricewaterhouseCoopers in Franklin, Tenn. The letter threatens to turn the returns over to the news media. The hacker wants the money in Bitcoins, a form of electronic cash. Williamson County Republican party ...
Feds probing alleged theft of Romney's tax returns
CNET - 1 hour ago
The encrypted key to open the files would be released publicly unless Romney paid the hackers $1 million by transferring that amount in virtual currency called Bitcoins to a specific account. However, if someone else wants the information to be released ...
Mitt Romney's Tax Returns Stolen, Held For Ransom
The Inquisitr - 1 hour ago
Convert $1,000,000 USD to Bitcoins using the various markets available out in the world for buying… Transfer the Bitcoins gathered to the Bitcoin address listed below. It does not matter if small amounts or one large amount is transferred, as long as the final ...
Hacker claims to have Mitt Romney's tax returns, demands $1 million in Bitcoin
The Verge - 2 hours ago
Early today a hacker who claims to be affiliated with Anonymous posted documents to Pastebin with some startling claims: someone, the statement claimed, has copies of US presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tax returns. Mitt Romney has come under ...
PricewaterhouseCoopers Denies Anonymous Hackers Have Mitt Romney Tax ...
U.S. News & World Report - 2 hours ago
... copied the tax documents of Romney and his wife Ann. The group also threatened interested parties, saying that if they do not want the tax documents released, the parties will pay a ransom of $1 million in Bitcoins, a digital currency that can be encrypted.
Hackers: We Stole Mitt Romney's Tax Returns
PC Magazine - 2 hours ago
Convert $1,000,000 USD to Bitcoins (Google if if you need a lesson on what Bitcoin is) using the various markets available out in the world for buying," the hackers wrote. "Transfer the Bitcoins gathered to the Bitcoin address listed below. It does not matter if ...
Hackers Holding Mitt Romney's Tax Returns For Bitcoin Ransom
Uproxx - 2 hours ago
In what sounds like the plotline of a spoof of a Mission Impossible-style political thriller, hackers claim to have broken into an accounting firm's office in Tennessee and made off with copies of Mitt Romney's unreleased tax returns — the tax returns the GOP ...
Group Claims They Hacked Mitt Romney's Tax Records, Demand Ransom
Gather.com - 2 hours ago
They're asking for $1 million in the form of bitcoins -- a type of digital currency that can be cashed for real money. If they don't get the money, the files will be made public somehow. It will be interesting to see if the Romney campaign chooses to address this, ...
Hackers Claim Romney's Taxes Ransomed for $1 Mln
Discovery News - 2 hours ago
Mitt Romney's tax returns are allegedly no longer secret. An unidentified group claims to have stolen Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tax returns from PricewaterhouseCoopers' Tennessee offices. Mashable is reporting a hacker group claims ...
PwC Denies Romney's Tax Returns Were Stolen From Its Offices
CNBC.com - 2 hours ago
The person also demanded that $1 million worth of the online currency Bitcoins be transferred to an account by September 28 or the hackers would post the full tax returns on the Internet. The claim said the information had been obtained from an accounting ...
Hackers claim to have Romney's tax returns, will release Sept 28 unless paid ...
Death and Taxes - 2 hours ago
A hacker group has just posted a notice to Pastebin that claims they've obtained Mitt Romney's pre-2010 tax returns, and is demanding $1M in Bitcoins to destroy them, or else they'll make them public on September 28. Mashable notes the group describes an ...
Hacker Group Claims to Have Stolen Romney's Old Tax Returns
Firedoglake - 2 hours ago
These things don't always pan out – remember those secret Bank of America documents allegedly in the possession of Wikileaks? – but Mashable reports that a group of unnamed hackers claim to have obtained a copy of Mitt Romney's pre-2010 tax returns: ...
Hackers Claim to Possess Mitt Romney's Tax Returns, Threaten to Release ...
Gawker - 2 hours ago
... of Mitt Romney's unreleased tax returns freshly lifted from the PricewaterhouseCoopers offices in Franklin, Tennessee, and say they will make them available to the public at the end of this month unless they receive a million dollars in unmarked Bitcoins.
Hacker holds Romney tax returns ransom for $1M in Bitcoins
VentureBeat - 3 hours ago
Ready for the most outlandish story of your day? Here we go. Today a hacker allegedly stole Mitt Romney's tax returns and is demanding $1 million in Bitcoins for silence. The hacker also sent a USB drive and letter to the Republican and Democratic party ...
Mitt Romney Tax Returns Hacked? Alleged Ransom Asks For $1 Million In Bitcoins
International Business Times - 3 hours ago
A team of hackers claims to have stolen Mitt Romney's tax returns from PricewaterhouseCoopers' offices in Franklin, Tenn., and is threatening to release them to the public on Sept. 28 unless a $1 million ransom is paid in Bitcoins, the online currency that is ...
Hackers Claim They're Holding Mitt Romney's Tax Returns for Bitcoin Ransom
Betabeat - 4 hours ago
Hackers do a lot for epic lulz, including trolling a credulous public in love with stories about improbable, Mission Impossible-worthy hacks. So we are skeptical of The Daily Dot's article about anonymous (we don't yet know if that word should be capitalized) ...
Hackers: Ransom for Romney Returns
Daily Beast - 4 hours ago
Maybe he should have released them earlier in the election cycle. A team of hackers claims to have obtained Mitt Romney's tax returns and say the documents will be released at the end of September unless the candidate transfers $1 million in Bitcoins, ...
OH PLEASE! This Story About Hackers Stealing Mitt Romney's Tax Return Is ...
Business Insider - 4 hours ago
They also said they are holding the tax returns for a ransom of $1 million bitcoins, according to another post on Pastebin. An anonymous post on Pastbein asking for Bitcoins? That's basically a parody of hackers. Furthermore, the description of how the tax ...
Hackers Claim to Have Romney Tax Returns, Demand Ransom
Towleroad - 4 hours ago
The document says that the returns will be released on September 28 unless a random of $1 million in Bitcoins —"an online currency that is difficult both to trace and to identify" — is paid, according to Mashable. In other news, Romney is doing his debate prep ...
Someone's Claiming to Be Holding Romney's Tax Returns for Ransom
The Atlantic Wire - 6 hours ago
... intriguing than your LinkedIn password being stolen), an anonymous group is claiming that they accessed PricewaterhouseCoopers's network servers in Franklin, Tennessee and are now holding Mitt Romney's tax returns ransom for $1 million in Bitcoins.
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Holy shit, massive news coverage. |
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Name: reeses
Posts: 13
Position: Donator Slimy spineless twit.  |
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Thanks for the warm welcomes! Especially 556j!
Let me take some time to address your questions one at a time:
1) I won’t discuss issues of salary other than to say you have your figures wrong and I'm a US citizen so no green card necessary.
2) You don’t seem to know what that word “literally” nor “slave” means. When used correctly "slave" means a person entirely under the domination of some influence or person" For example, "He was a slave to his own insecurities." According to its dictionary definition, "literally" means "exactly, virtually, without exaggeration or inaccuracy" For example, "556j's dick was literally the size of a peanut."
3) I was hired because I was exactly the type of person BitInstant wanted for the role. I have experience both in tech startups, finance, customer service and foreign translation. I also have a sense of humor and a thick skin when it comes from getting flack from haters. And, while my gender wasn't a factor in the hiring process, I happen to have awesome tits.
4) On the Pirate situation: Obvious scam is obvious. New technology should make people's lives easier but people still need to use their brains and common sense.
5) On CoinBase: I’m not aware of their long-term business strategy, but it’s almost certainly better than pirate’s.
6) I think I know what I got involved with. It’s basically PayPal for non-statists, right?
Also, if you’re rude again, don’t expect an answer. Let's keep it classy.
Well, congratulations to Rachel for getting the job, and to Bitinstant for hiring exactly the right person. |
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 I'm just gonna sit here while you figure things out. |
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/sigh. Bets on bets on bets. Is this what it's come to? To understand why Bitcoin is rapidly becoming the world's number(for i to one, i minus one) choice for recursive gambling: do first understand Bitcoin. |
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Very interesting. How many percent of the company does the full $250K represent in stock?
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What the hell Matthew, are you still accepting bets?  Are you willfully placing yourself in a position where you can not possibly repay to use that as an excuse to slip off the hook? 420 BTC
1B2ChfKWKDvEzhaxQBE1hVaw8a7c93qTkC
Your magazine is on the line, crazy man. If you do pay, I will build a shrine to your name in my home and chant your name in thanks, every September 9th from this year till the the end of the blockchain. |
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Please build the science center with lots of round smooth objects.
(I can make drawing cuz i got it all perfect in my head.)  Lots of flowers... a waterfall... rainbows... magic mushrooms... and a refuge for invisible pink unicorns... and maybe... maybe... like a STATUE MADE OUT OF PURE DIAMOND with PIRATE AT MOTHERFUCKING FORTY high-fiving TESLA for SCIENCE! And it should all be FREE and kids can stay for as long as they like. WHEEEEEEE! |
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I actually asked Maged at one point to post it, because obviously, if there's something that can prove something besides hunches and coincidences, it should be brought to light. He basically replied back about how he didn't have anything definite or something along those lines (my memory fails me, I'm looking for the thread/post).
I also have yet to get a response from him after asking about his 'proof' as well. As soon as I brought it up and suggested that evidence would change my stance, there were no more replies. Dear imsaguy: |
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you see the 100k BTC xfer he just made? that's likely heading to Gox, which he will then fuck the market a little by dumping it, getting yet another ~ $1M USD for his scam.
I wouldn't assume that these 100K are headed for liquidation at Gox, (unless Pirateat40 controls 100 or so Gox accounts, which is unlikely) since this is now stolen money, and since that would be a bit transparent. Placing 1M USD of stolen money on an exchange right now would be massive stupid risk. More likely headed for cold storage (a rock under a tree in a hayfield) or something. |
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