How much do you get paid per post full of retarded shilling?

So much wrong with this, seriously. A. Not my project; B. What do you think "normal" advertisement is? C. Why do you think "normal" advertising is even worth doing? D. Why do you think this is advertisement in the first place?


About 10:1 atm it won't be profitable, so no.


Who asked you anything?

A 50:1 shot you've got, currently.

Don't take it so hard now.

There's no such thing as a vague contract, just as there's no such thing as an "at least some obligation", just as the processed pink swill formed into patties and sold at McDonald's isn't chicken, just as your feelings about how some guy is nice has exactly zero to do with securities.

There is one, and only one reason to continue putting money into crap like this, and it's not some notion that people won't fuck up because they're afraid of being "sued". It's not the "analyses" of known shills. It is laziness.

Pure and simple. There is no other reason to eschew actual contracts crafted by the actually transparent, there is no other reason to "invest" based on politeness and pictures. Save that shit for McDonald's, because at least there you're making YOURSELF fat, you're making YOURSELF sick.

By being freely and cluelessly lazy in Bitcoin you're strictly sending one message to the world: Bitcoin isn't real, it isn't good, and it's not worth fighting for, it's just another vat of pink goop we're going to suck in 'til the whole mess is so full of bullshit Nanny will have to come and "regulate" it for "our own protection."

Someone wanna get this out of Service Announcements already?

Yeah, in FantasyWorld. What's to stop the Scam of the Moment from "funding" a smattering of pro-scam, opinionated articles?

Authority is not crowd-funded. I like your initiative but there is such a thing as hurting rather than helping. See here.

Your (admirable) intentions are getting lost in the sensationalism of your sig, avatar text, etc. If you want to be about utility and value, be about utility and value.

Lols aside, see here OP.

Thinking about something rather than impulse shopping based on entirely out of place calls to action isn't cynicism. And encouraging something on the sole basis of it being new isn't patience.

Or people in general could behave more professionally and refrain from lining the pockets of the incompetent.

Save this stuff for giving away station decals over the radio to the seventh caller. It's about as exciting, and about as valuable.

This is Bitcoin, what matters is actual work, actual knowledge, actual value. Take a cue from the non-shills in this thread and until such time as you have something to actually offer,




Have a read.

Mmmkay, then why should you post it?


Try again. (Hint: it's about considering what words mean rather than assuming you already "know" because there's a dictionary and you can copy/paste.)

Nah, it's 15 euro/dollars per month, but you can buy an in-game subscription time for ~half billion ISK per month.

Right-o. The problem here is not my attitude, tho' that's exactly what you'd say. The problem here is wholly internal, ie in your head. You're structured so as to be useless.

Yeah dude. That's why goonswarm holds a quarter of the nullsec space and Bitcoin is shit on wheels three years later. That's EXACTLY it, right there. Rather than joining shit that works average Bitcoiner wants to start new shit that won't work to see if it maybe works. GL and all that.

Don't even fucking bother to check if there's previous effort you could help with, just randomly start whatever the fuck occurs to you over breakfast. We'll totally win that way.

I'm not implying it, I'm saying it. Re-read this thread, these are pretty much well known scammers by this point.


FTFY, and yes there is a reason. That reason is that said scammers are too fucking stupid to review the history, and thus learn by reading that the pile of dead scammers under my feet, gutted and beheaded in a bloody mess is much larger than the pile of scammers currently running around.

They prefer learning by doing, and fuck me if I mind.

It's pretty much all his BTC.


Because anyone can scam, scams have no barrier to entry. That means the competition is atrocious, which drives the margins down while increasing capital costs. That means they need more and more of their own BTC (seen above) for less and less income. This last attempt is characteristic, in that it took ~6k BTC from the "business" to generate < 100 BTC in "investment". Which isn't (at least usually) all gravy.

With an ounce of a clue he could have made more by being honest, which incidentally is always the case, it's just that scammers have little clue and little desire to learn, otherwise they'd be crowding -assets rather than falling over each other in 1500 page long threads about watching MtGox/Asicminer/whatever.

In a sense scamming is not much unlike Bitcoin mining, in that a desire to get something for nothing drives people into the unsustainable commoditization march. Soon enough we'll be having people offering the whole palette of scammer "services", from shill posting of "certified" quality to "Bitcoin verification services" where you pay some guy a Bitcoin to move 5000 of them from an address of his to another address of his and give you something signed with that latter as if it were yours. On second thought...we already have these, don't we.

OR you could abandon the vanity and just join it, lead the fighting wing or whatever.

ISK/hour is simply the mark of success, not something that you can avoid because you're "doing something else". Even if you're American.

Always nice when you quote your sources.