except that he trusted him for a long time to raise lots of coins. Then when it's time to return them to the senders he did not trust him any more. oops

Then every other legit issuers trusted Nefario's data and followed up, with little or no incidents. double oops.

Mods on this forum have been purchased by BFL long ago. Now BFL just blackmails them from time to time by holding evidence of their corruption.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137026.0

bitcoins are used in real world applications.  Allowing users to use and pay with bitcoins anywhere they so choose.

A little about myself, I'm a 31 year old engineer with development and graphic design experience.  I currently do development for a fortune 500 company designing network monitoring capabilities for PBX telephone systems.

In the past I worked on a team that developed www.millitalk.com -- I did most of the interface and graphic design for the application there, and no programming.

Requirements of the project:

-iPhone App
-Android App
-Pretty extensive web design including frontend, backend, dashboards, control interfaces and quite a bit more.

The project would not be a small under taking, but big rewards come with big risks right? 

If you have a team of engineers that would be interested in working with myself on this project or are a single engineer looking to make a team to see this project to completion please PM me. 

I offer my trolling services. I am not offering to troll on bitcointalk, but to troll anywhere you want.

Do you want to make some users rage? Reveal their dark/hideous side? Have some fun? Do you have no time to reply, yet have a hard time resisting duty calls?


Price: 0.02 BTC per post, i.e. 1 BTC gives you 50 posts. I also accept LTC, at 1 LTC per post.

Skills:
I have 10+ years experience trolling forums and have been banned in most. I know how moderators think (and have been part of moderator teams, though I really dislike the job), so I can play with the rules if I want to. I'm used to threats.
I have an extensively tweaked browser which allows me to be faster than most.
Languages: English, French

Terms:

• If I get banned before some interesting results you still have to pay but it will be 0.01 BTC per post
• I reserve the right to use another identity, unless I really like your idea
• I reserve the right to refuse offers though I have little interest for political correctness
• I will only take only one troll job at a time

Because bitcoin, or something!

The mistaken assumption is that people resent the fact that MPOE has stacks of BTC. In fact, nobody cares.

In response to a comment I am not quoting b/c I asked poster privately to reconsider. Had hoped to keep this thread a light hearted work in progress and avoid language that brings people down. I requested and appreciate input, not put downs.

 Its probably safe to say that if the subject line and first sentence of this thread does not tell you everything,  you are probably not my target customer.

Just in case commenter actually still does not follow with my business offering: I caveman. You give me furs. I give you worker.  It is unsettling to think how exactly my caveman recruiter ancestors did business. I'm thinking it somehow involved unwilling candidates - HA.

Also, my 20 words comment was facetious/antagonistic/bombastic/rambling..and entirely goofy as with the rest of the content. This is an internet forum bro.  I am not Don Draper. Geeeeez man gimme a break.

I have written about this for almost a year now and guess what - idiots are still dumping money to perpetual mining turds (bonds? LOL!).
Brilliant!

Let me guess. The USD wire from Denmark to Germany used a correspondent bank in the United States. So in reality the funds went from Denmark to the United States to Germany. I doubt very much the payment could have been seized if it had been made in Euros.

Routing a payment for Cuban cigars through the United States is just very dumb, and yes it did violate US law.

Yes, but I think Eurodollar deposits are generally largely backed by the deposit taker in turn holding dollars at a US bank, no?

Interesting read. So this goes to show that the US could interfere with many more USD transactions around the world if they wanted to.

I guess one way to get around any interference would be to have the sending bank convert the USD into a different currency in house before sending the wire.

For example a Japanese company that deals with a lot of foreign transfers could convert a USD payment into Yen and then wire the Yen to the recipient where it would be converted by the receiving bank into the accounts native currency. This would probably cost a bit more though.

As I said earlier, USD does not really exist out of the US, meaning here that your bank owns a bank account with another bank in America to deal with USD, and the same is true for the merchant's bank that you are sending money to.

Can you guys post logs / proof? Without it, just hearsay, which I am not going to pay any attention to.

ThickAtThieves post the IRC log. bitcoinplay post proof that you lost money.

It's quite clear that the majority of people buying mining bonds, haven't got a clue what they are actually buying, otherwise they wouldn't be paying such ridiculous sums.

Look at TAT.VIRTUALMINE going for 0.00518 BTC. It's currently paying 0.00002600 BTC per day per share. At that rate, it would take 200 days to mine 0.00518 at a constant difficulty.

If we assume a 10% difficulty increase per round, then the daily dividends for the next 10 successive rounds look like the following:

Round 1 = 0.00002364 BTC
Round 2 = 0.00002149 BTC
Round 3 = 0.00001954 BTC
Round 4 = 0.00001776 BTC
Round 5 = 0.00001615 BTC
Round 6 = 0.00001468 BTC
Round 7 = 0.00001334 BTC
Round 8 = 0.00001213 BTC
Round 9 = 0.00001103 BTC
Round 10 = 0.00001003 BTC

Those 10 rounds will take just 12.7 days each, so say 13 days of dividends at that rate for each round. So, over those 130 days, a total of 0.00207722 BTC would be mined. In fact, with a constant 10% difficulty increase each round, over the next 57 successive rounds (next 2 years), only 0.00336580 BTC would be mined.

If you're looking into mining bonds, you should be looking at the short term profits over each difficulty round.

TAT.VM was still around 0.007 BTC per share at the beginning of this difficulty round. Assuming a full 14 days per round (no difficulty increase), then the maximum amount mined per share for the current round would be 0.00036406 BTC. If we assume TAT.VM would sell at 0.005 BTC per share at the end of this difficulty round, then that would be a net loss of -0.007 + 0.005 + 0.00036406 = -0.00163594 BTC. In order to make a profit, TAT.VM shares would have to sell for more than 0.00663594 BTC (ignoring trading fees) at the end of the round.


As you can clearly see, the current prices for these mining bond are insanely overpriced. Personally, I wouldn't pay more than 0.002 BTC per Mh/s.

I took the afternoon off today, after spending most of the last 48h obsessing over the site.

When I got back the site had suffered a 12 BTC loss.

Apparently some guy calling himself "mp" had some luck:



and quit while he was ahead.

Well played Sir!

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Hope you greedy fuckers get arrested