No wheels on this wagon.... Hahaha  People can say what they want on this, but it's earning me 2+% a week - 2.33% this week roughly. The number fluctuates as I make small increases at various points, but based on my math, 36 weeks to ROI of 100% is a fair estimate. Translated: I'm a retard and can't earn 2%+ a week on my own, so I joined the ranks of over 800 other like-mined - now fellow - members of StakeMiners, disregarding the fact that Leroy Fodor is a confirmed liar. This Ponzi won't end like Pirate's Ponzi because back in the day there wasn't anybody to warn us beforehand, whereas today all we hear is Bruno and his fanbois sticking thier noses where it doesn't belong trying to ruin a valuable service HAHAHA. Here's something to think about. Last year Leroy Fodor couldn't even get a single person of his 600+ friends and family on Facebook to get involved in a free service pertaining to cryptocurrency, but since March of this year, he supposedly has over 800 members in StakeMiners, none of which are his friends and family on Facebook, unless you want to count Wofvman and his wife and two kids, the latter two not having an account theyre because there to young to spread there learnt-from-daddy-o lies publicly. |
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https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/969I already know Leroy Fodor's answer to the latest question posed (follow link). Leroy: Yep, real proof to show Bruno that I was involved with Bitcoin prior to June 1, 2014, ergo he must stop posting about my lies as per his agreement otherwise theymos WILL permanently ban him. Better yet... Leroy Fodor: Yes, I wrote that pretending to be a noob because... <diatribe> |
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Wow! This is fuckin' amazin'! Somebody, maybe it was I  , created the John Fitzpatrick user account to bring awareness to this dude's madness, starts a thread in discussion, with now those banking off sig campaigns weighing in, albeit I (  ) appreciate thier bumps. Hashnest is owned by Bitmain and sends you the physical miner when unprofitable, seems like that cloud mining is not a scam to me.
 Really? Making a post like that because of my signature? Yeah I enjoy the free .1 btc every month big deal, if I make an extra 1.2 BTC a year it's just more for me to invest. None of that changes my point about cloudmining with Hashnest. Well, I get that explains the red-ass toward me, eh? |
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 "And the wheels on the wagon went round and round
Round and round
Round and round.
The wheels on the wagon went round and round
But not no any more. Full stop!" |
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https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/969I already know Leroy Fodor's answer to the latest question posed (follow link). Leroy: Yep, real proof to show Bruno that I was involved with Bitcoin prior to June 1, 2014, ergo he must stop posting about my lies as per his agreement otherwise theymos WILL permanently ban him.
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Sorry I think the forum has enough funds to continue on without you and any of your money (which I think OP has none of because he isn't Fitzpatric).
This is an interesting post that I just happened to stumble upon. How is it that you know this dude isn't John Fitzpatrick? Do you have access to IP logs of this forum. Strange how I just got done posting about him then this account was created, eh? It's almost looks like you created it. Hmmmm! |
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Reads to me like the staff of the Governor of Oregon has been reading my thread here: http://www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2015/08/post_28.htmlJust a few problems: The would-be donor, John Michael Fitzpatrick, 51, turns out to be a tech promoter with hardly any obvious assets and a history of insolvency. A quick Internet check reveals two bankruptcies, in 2011 and 2012, a failed U.S. Senate primary bid and a bizarre controversy over an anti child-pornography documentary he produced that contained explicit images.
Fitzpatrick's current computer company lists its address as the UPS mail drop inside the student center at Portland State.
Portland State officials apparently missed these glaring red flags, at least early on. But they managed to pull the plug before Tuesday's planned announcement. Yep, them brainiacs at that there higher educated were duped for awhile with John Fitzpatrick's promised $100M no-strings-attached endowment. How did Mr. Bitcoin Mega-Miner respond? You're not goin' believe this: He now promises them $1.2B (with a B). You gotta read the article to believe it. |
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https://www.ohio.edu/ecampus/programs/associate.htmThe business management technology major requires a minimum of 63 credit hours with a 2.0 accumulative GPA upon graduation. The student must earn a minimum of 18 semester credit hours while enrolled at Ohio University. In addition, at least 50 percent of the coursework taken in the major concentration for the Associate in Applied Business degree must be taken at Ohio University. Students must complete the University’s Tier I quantitative skills and first-year English composition requirements.[/color] <Highlighted in brown to symbolize Ohio University as a shitty institute if Leroy Fodor did indeed cheated his way in obtaining a degree while absentmindedly roamin' its halls.> How is it that a business major - Leroy Fodor - from Ohio University allows a person, me, Bruno, who's never attended a single second of higher education, to continually depict him as a serial liar and his StakeMiners' as a sure-as-hell Ponzi via more betterer command of the English language than the Rufus-the-Bobcat-fanboi alumnus?
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Where is Mr venerable? He's been away a while and all the sock puppet accounts have gone quiet! As he finally faced the truth? Without coming clean to all I might add
Not as fun as the military brain damaged unempathetic serial con artists of bfl but still entertaining this one :-)
 "Take that, and that, and now this, Bruno, and hopefully this doll, too, isn't broken like the last few I purchased from them thievin' piece-of-shit Filipinos." |
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Terms of use largely copied from cloudminr.io
Good point, although I think they both plagiarized cex.io with this one. Quick aside: Such donkey [avatar].  That's what I was alluding to, recalling that exchange. |
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Terms of use largely copied from cloudminr.io
Good point, although I think they both plagiarized cex.io with this one. Quick aside: Such donkey [avatar]. |
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 Source: https://stakeminers.com/faq.php (bottom right-hand corner) The last site that espoused non-functioning SSL thingies went bye-bye: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=903855.0 Bye-bye, like StakeMiners will be once its retard members figure out that the "Honestly" Leroy Fodor" is gambling away thier bitcoins. I caught him red-handed, hence his now-the-story-is that he returned some investor's bitcoins and they spent the moneys at betVIP.com in spite of it being a direct deposit. Then, Leroy expressed how pissed he was that said gambling investor withdrew thier bitcoins putting a damper on StakeMiners' operation. |
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https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers-com/3925/700It does not say if you want to be a serious investor, it says if you are serious about investing, please lets not twist words, I deal with it enough from Suchmoon and Bruno. He was saying , as I am taking it, if you are serious and would like to invest but have questions about the service to ask.  27 Dec 14, 14:45: https://exchangecurrencyzone.com/archive/index.php/t-223917.htmlInvesting in cloud mining is even worst than investing in miners.
Bitfury is even dumber than I thought by opening megafarms.
If they continue to do so and no other company is opening mega farms to compete with them,
BTC will collapse and it is looking to go that way unless there is guaranted competition.
Investing in Cloud Mining is not easy. the research involved in the mining site you hope to choose can be a bit extensive to make sure its not a scam. However if you find a good 3 to 5 year term site that has the mindset to stay in business for the term of your contract it actually can be very profitable. Investing in miners is not bad at all. Its a close game right now but at this point is still a bit profitable. The nice thing about owning the miners is you own them no one can ever just turn their website off and you lose any income still owed to you thru a contract. Cloud mining and hardware mining will never be the cause of the collapse of Bitcoin in any way. And Bitfury is just a very very small piece of the puzzle, because where Bitfury falls short the chinese companies will gladly pick up and progress.
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Does a suitable section for the continuation of this diverse thread exist in this forum?
The thread was probably a little bit too diverse in terms of what was being discussed. If I wanted to read about or discuss what was being discussed then I would have never thought to have looked in that thread. You would probably want to make the topic of your thread a little bit more narrow and if you wanted to discuss multiple topics then someone should create various threads in the appropriate subforums. I find these policies very interesting. It sounds like the Forum permits threads that are entirely off-topic (in the off-topic section); however, threads that are highly-relevant to Bitcoin but broad in scope are not permitted anywhere, regardless of their popularity. Based on the link to the forum rules posted by LaudaM, I do not believe this is clear. I'm not trying to argue for or against a change--I'm just trying to determine what the policies actually are. On that topic, these were two of the recently-censored cartoons, which might be particularly relevant to the discussion in this thread:   Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoin_uncensored/comments/3h4naf/the_hypocrisy_of_a_thermos_bitcoin_political/ , https://imgur.com/ICFiTVO  "There... are... four... forks!" |
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I can't tell if your trolling or not but I don't see any death threats there, and this definitely isn't something you should be crying wolf about nor should it be in meta if its a joke.
Exactly, this thread should be moved in the OT section.  Nope, not a joke! theymos has my permission to view my recent PMs to verify. See how odd it was for Leroy Fodor to PM me after being on record myriad times that I'm on his ignore list and that I'm unable to PM him because he has me blocked? If you view my recent activity on this forum, you'll see that most of my efforts have been directed toward the proven liar, Leroy Fodor and his StakeMiners' Ponzi. Thus, I'm pretty sure that he's behind the threat, and I formally request that theymos at least look into it to see if an IP address can be gleaned, and if the StakeMiners' account logged off and logged back on via using a PW during the timeframe. Sure, such wouldn't stand up in a court of law, and I wouldn't be privy to such info, but at least theymos would have the investigation on file. It's a foregone conclusion that we're dealing with a very, very, very unstable individual, of which Kano, among others, can easily verify such fact. |
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Here is an idea:
Bitcoin is going to really help with 'machine - to - machine' payments; especially where these involve micropayments. So, the first example is mobile phones which don't have any establish prepaid or postpaid account with a 'service provider/marketer'. Instead, the phone owner just pays a micropayment to the cell tower owner. No middleman. No accounting. No advertising. Cheap.
This requires no new hardware. Smartphones today can answer requests from the tower and pay them for connectivity. All software. Ready to run today.
This is actually a very good idea. It will solve so many problems like for example expensive roaming charges. I travel quite a bit and whenever I land in a new country the first thing I do is purchase a prepaid card so that I can use data on my phone while in the country and to be able to phone home. To do so on my existing will be way too expensive due to the international roaming charges which can run into the hundreds or even thousands after just a week or two. With your model in place it does not matter where in the world I go. No need to buy any prepaid cards.Just take your phone out, it connects to the nearest tower, establish one or other 'handshake' procedure and or setup, you make a call or use data and as you terminate your connection a micro transaction takes place from the linked wallet on your phone for the time/data you used on that tower. No roaming charges to worry about and no need to be in an area where your service provider have coverage. You can just link to the nearest tower. And as you mention, these towers could be 'privatised' so that the owner gets a share of the income generated from it. I know one of the major 'headaches' for mobile providers is the maintenance and security aspects of these towers. This will no longer be such a headache when the towers are semi-privatised. Enter John Fitzpatrick: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1157231.0He'll spend $50B (with a B) to place such towers all over the world. |
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I think no one will want to share there ideas which could make millions for them any body can copy their idea.
That's a naive, but very common misconception that ideas matter. Microsoft released their "ipad" years before Apple, so? Here, you want a million dollar idea, take mine from today: https://simtalk.org:444/index.php?topic=114Ideas are cheap. Ability to execute and execute right is what matter. Plus plain, dumb historical luck. Dude, I kinda was looking for something like this. I'm adding this post to my project so prior to when I'm ready to release, I'll hit you up to handle this aspect. |
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