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I don’t sell trust. This is obvious to anyone who has interacted with me. It is an extremely ignorant assumption on your part to think I have left trust for anywhere near the amount of users I’ve escrowed for. You continue to call me names and spread lies about me, so I’ve obliged you with the negative trust you clearly were craving. Congratulations. Imagine if you put your efforts into doing something positive instead of trolling... Reconsider your actions and see if you can behave in a way that helps users here and makes the community a better place. I suspect that will be more rewarding than breeding negative energy in an attempt to make yourself appear relevant.
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Don't forget these rounds are available for immediately purchase in the NastyShop!  |
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Pretty common theme of lagging behind Bitcoin's performance, but making USD. While some have labeled such events as scams in the past, I think it displays the potential pitfalls of spending your BTC on an investment well. I hope everyone involved had a positive experience and enjoy their newly acquired USD profits.
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Obvious scam is obvious.
 I tried to warn the community of this. The numbers were so bad and the promises so impossible, I didn't think I needed to do anything else to point out that it was a scam. |
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A little off-topic, but isn't there some sort of private "room" for donators here? I thought I read something about that somewhere.
We have our own board and staff members are also allowed to participate there. However, it is quite lonely. |
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Namecoin (NMC), despite being one of the oldest and more recognized coins in crypto, is currently ranked coin #252 by market cap. This begs the question... Is Namecoin the most undervalued altcoin? Why or why not? Pros - 1st Altcoin Created
- 2nd Highest Network Hashrate
- Solves Centralization Issues With Current Internet DNS Framework
Trading - 25 Million Dollar Market Cap (ranked #252)
- $350,000 24-Hour Volume
- Absent on all Top 30 Exchanges by 24-Hour Volume
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Thanks OgNasty, I'll be in touch soon.  You are very welcome. Stay safe! |
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I like the gold look of the brass.
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Hi personal post here.
I'm a small home miner and wanted to increase capacity and not have neighbors kill me. So exhausting through garage wall directly isn't an option. I have decent removal but want add more units and will need to increase exhausting. Been looking at whole house fans to install above miners but the cost is pretty high. These look simple to construct from high CFM gable fan, ceiling register with flex duct, and of course mounting braces from rafters. Should be able to save quite a bit with DYI, just want to make sure I'm not missing any critical differences from a pre-constructed whole house fan to building one as described. Thanks.
The main piece of advice I can give is to be aware of where you'll be taking air in. For all the air you exhaust, you will intake the same amount somewhere. |
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My experience in avoiding the scams project is:
1. Evaluate team members and project advisors whether they are real people. Because there are projects to get the information of celebrities to trick people.
2. Analysis of white papers and roadmap to evaluate the idea of the project is realistic and potential long-term development in the future.
Evaluation of the team members and those advertising the project is key. With more than 85% of ICOs being nothing more than confidence scams, knowing the people behind it is the single most important factor. Most good projects these days are able to secure funding, or do not need funding, leaving the ICO market as a breeding ground for get rich quick scammers. The only people who benefit from these pump and dump schemes are the users behind it and their army of alts, who typically pay themselves in the form of signature campaigns. |
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$40 = LOW INVENTORY = .999 silver w/ mirrored finish
Updated to reflect that there are only a handful of mirrored rounds left in stock. |
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Was that a no on BTC0.05?
Correct. |
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Is this coin one troy ounce of gold (31.1 grams) or one avoirdupois ounce (28.3 grams)? Government minted one ounce gold coins (e.g a one ounce American Eagle) contain one troy ounce of gold.
They are one troy ounce of gold. |
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0.234 BTC
Winner! Congrats! Send BTC to 168WXhArv7Fasqvi2xm5MQMfLhG18jifMe and let me know where to ship. |
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Couple hours left... Good luck!
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Just consider them all scams and avoid until proven otherwise. Do you really need someone to point out that each one is not to be trusted? Seems like educating users to think for themselves and spot obvious scams is the better more sustainable approach.
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I am neither a bully or an asshole. |
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