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21  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 22, 2014, 01:05:36 AM
I already know what this scammer will be saying. He'll say he had no idea that bitcoin price takes huge increases all the time. He'll say he thought bitcoin price is more stable than dollar. He'll say it's all because of slow banking.

He'll say that unfortunately the loss happened during the november peak. Just a bad coincidence. He'll say he thought that selling all IPO bitcoins without buying the same amount the moment they're sold seemed like an excellent business idea.

Can you really believe this guy he is that retarded? He's a scammer.

I recommend Jerod that you give all your bitcoins back. I don't care if you think you're entitled to bitcoins you stole, and took for your "work". You're not entitled to anything. Give what you took back.

Our initial supply of bitcoins were sold as users bought them from our site. The money then took 2-3 days to reach our bank account from our merchant account, and then another 1-2 days to wire the funds to bitstamp. We wired the USD funds back to bitstamp as often as possible, but the simple fact is that do what you propose would have required 3-5 times as much capital than we had on hand. When you sell bitcoins you hold cash. It is impossible, due to logistics, to instantly convert/maintain all funds in bitcoins. We did not receive a salary for any of the time we invested into btcQuick and we plan on returning everything that we have back.

Exactly. You just proved my point. You're telling us you're a retard who didn't know bitcoin price can go up like crazy in two days. You're telling you're a retard who didn't know that the only way that business could ever work is to buy bitcoins right away after they're sold.

I don't propose anything. I'm just saying what is the only way the business can work. You don't need 3-5 times more capital. You can have very little capital to make it work. The only difference will be volume and profit.

I know people who do the same business for over a year on localbitcoins. They always buy same amount of bitcoins they sell right after selling. It's the only way this business can be profitable. It's only way to do business without risk of huge losses long term. Long term is longer that few months. Their profit is not that much, but they never risk their capital.

You say that I propose it like it's something new idea. You act surprized about this "proposal". It's not proposal, it's a simple fact that everyone knows. BITCOINS GET MORE EXPENSIVE VERY QUICKLY. Everyone who would be running business like yours knows that. It's common sense. Your intention was never to run this business more that a few month. It's impossible to run business other way longer than a few month.

It was all designed to scam us from the beginning. You knew very well it's impossible to run the business LONG TERM without always keeping same amount of bitcoins.

The plan was to wait for the next peak, stop business during the peak, and blame it on slow banking and surprising price increase. Then act like you didn't know that would happen.

It all worked quite well, didn't it? Just like you planned from the beginning. Take it all when the next peak is coming. You did it well. Some might even buy your I-AM-A-RETARD-SORRY-I-LOST-ALL-YOUR-BITCOINS bullshit. I'm not buying it.

Just give all your bitcoins back, it's the only way you can save your face.
22  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 22, 2014, 12:16:05 AM
I already know what this scammer will be saying. He'll say he had no idea that bitcoin price takes huge increases all the time. He'll say he thought bitcoin price is more stable than dollar. He'll say it's all because of slow banking.

He'll say that unfortunately the loss happened during the november peak. Just a bad coincidence. He'll say he thought that selling all IPO bitcoins without buying the same amount the moment they're sold seemed like an excellent business idea.

Can you really believe this guy he is that retarded? He's a scammer.

I recommend Jerrod that you give all your bitcoins back. I don't care if you think you're entitled to bitcoins you stole, and took for your "work". You're not entitled to anything. Give what you took back.
23  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 21, 2014, 11:58:16 PM

No, it takes time to move the money from the merchant account to our bank account back to the exchange account. Bitcoins were purchased in real time with our customers.

I'm not buying your bullshit. Even a 12 year old knows the price may jump 5 times in a matter of few days. Then your losses are huge. The only way this business could ever work, that you keep FIAT at exchange to buy the bitcoins right away cheaper than sold. It's the only way it can work.

Now you're telling me you're a retard who didn't know bitcoin exchange rate might jump up like crazy in a matter of few hours.

I'm not buying your I-AM-RETARD-SORRY bullshit. I know you're not that retarded. You stole everything. Probably with some sophisticated scheme during price peaks. Just admit it.
24  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 21, 2014, 11:50:51 PM
Don't act as a retard Jerrod. Every second scammer pretends to be a retard so people think the loss is due to incompetence. They think he's a retard, he lost it, he didn't steal it.

I know you're not a retard, taking your original post, you said it was rotating. It is the only way a service like yours can work. You always keep the same amount of bitcoins. The moment someone buys bitcoins from you at a rate higher than at an exchange, you buy the same amount. That's where the profit comes from.

And now you're saying your business was to take all the bitcoins from IPO and sell them all. Not rotate them, but sell them all.

You're not a retard, your business was rotating bitcoins, just like you said originally. I'm not buying your incompetence bullshit. Your strategy now is I-AM-A-RETARD-SORRY-FORGIVE-ME-I-LOST-EVERYTHING.

It was a theft, not incompetence. You're a criminal Jerrod. We need to sue this scammer and investigate it.
25  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 21, 2014, 11:35:22 PM
Ascension, please give some updates.

As soon as the money is released from the merchant account provider and the hold on our bank account is lifted we will make a final payout based on the bitfunder asset list.
The new merchant account required 10% of every transaction to be held in a 6 month rolling reserve. Every that remains dime will be returned. If anyone has questions you can PM me.

The remaining USD is less than a cent per share. Once again you say nothing about bitcoins. It only means you stole them. You're a thief. Everyone should put negative trust. And those who can should sue him.

You need to reread the OP. "The remaining BTC will be used to increase btcQuick's rotating inventory supply to sell."
This means that we used the bitcoin supply as inventory in order to sell them to our customers.

Exactly. Rotating. You sell bitcoins, and you buy exactly same amount from an exchange. So all bitcoins must be still there.
26  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 21, 2014, 11:31:05 PM
Hey scammer, why can't you answer a simple question? Where are the bitcoins?!
27  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 21, 2014, 02:42:02 PM
Ascension, please give some updates.

As soon as the money is released from the merchant account provider and the hold on our bank account is lifted we will make a final payout based on the bitfunder asset list.
The new merchant account required 10% of every transaction to be held in a 6 month rolling reserve. Every that remains dime will be returned. If anyone has questions you can PM me.

The remaining USD is less than a cent per share. Once again you say nothing about bitcoins. It only means you stole them. You're a thief. Everyone should put negative trust. And those who can should sue him.
28  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 15, 2014, 11:26:50 PM
Ascension, please give some updates.

There will be no update. Ascension already told he will return USD assets sometimes. Accordinding to the statement in the link below there are $59010.34 on his account.

59k divided by 50 million shares is $0.001 per share, or 0.000001BTC per share.

Currently we are awaiting the funds to be released from our merchant account and to be deposited into our bank account. Once the hold our bank account it lifted we will convert all USD assets to BTC and distribute according to our Bitfunder list.

Here is a link to our Merchant Account Statement - April 2014.

So here was the last message by Ascension. He only says about USD, not a single word about bitcoins.

With the amount of demand you're getting you should really start buying in 100BTC quantities instead of 50. I'm just a naive customer though so you may have your reasons.

This number is just our buffer amount on hand and does not reflect our balances on our exchange accounts.

And here Ascension says they have accounts on some exchange. So they were selling bitcoins and buying the same amount on some exchange. About 1700 BTC he took from investors were circulated. So he says in September that they had bitcoin at some exchange.

BTCQuick stopped their business in November. They must have used some other exchange than MtGox, because MtGox was more expensive, and they must have used a cheaper place to buy bitcoins. So I don't believe Ascension lost all bitcoin in MtGox.

Now Ascension is gone, he didn't say a word about where bitcoins are. He only says about USD. I think he stole all 1700 bitcoins. He is a thug and should go to jail.

If you can sue him, then do it. If not, he will only return $0.001 per share. That is nothing.
29  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: June 08, 2014, 07:56:32 PM
You guys sure as hell better not still be mining on ghash.

should never have left Oz in the first place. fools.

Yeah, I know it was good luck, but they mined on ozcoin like crazy. From super lucky on ozcoin to bad luck the moment they left. Should have stayed at ozcoin.
30  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 05, 2014, 03:13:14 AM
Let's put negative feedback to Ascension. I already did. Let people know so he can't scam more people in the future.
31  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: June 04, 2014, 03:48:04 PM
This is such a failure. Total of about 24,000BTC was raised in IPO. According to my calculations investors will get at most 10% of initial investment.
I thought DeadTerra learnt his lesson with his Gamma fund that you can't trust other people's money to people you don't know or trust. Last time he got very lucky with AsicMiner shares and was able to recoup losses.
This time he took and lost much more of other people's money. Its's over 13 million dollars that he lost at today's exchange rate.
It was an investment.    When the terms were posted it was pretty clear it was an expensive group buy (basically) the also provided hosting.  But, the hook that made it somewhat interesting was that the buy would be first in the queue.   And it was.   Everything just arrived WAY too late for anyone to make money.   If they got these in October, the story would have been different.   If bitcoin price does not keep going up, the cost of the hosting is going to exceed the revenue from hashing some time this year.   
It sucks but whenever there is an investment where you can make "rents", you can also lose all your money.
there is no easy money in life.

DeadTerra collected about 24,000BTC that people trusted him with. It wasn't a group buy, it was an investment managed by DeadTerra. He failed miserably by giving all the money to very untrustworthy people whom he barely knew.
32  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: June 04, 2014, 03:44:12 PM
This is such a failure. Total of about 24,000BTC was raised in IPO. According to my calculations investors will get at most 10% of initial investment.

I thought DeadTerra learnt his lesson with his Gamma fund that you can't trust other people's money to people you don't know or trust. Last time he got very lucky with AsicMiner shares and was able to recoup losses.

This time he took and lost much more of other people's money. Its's over 13 million dollars that he lost at today's exchange rate.

2% at most.

It will be about 10% if they pay out all the bitcoins they made and will make with mining.
33  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: June 04, 2014, 12:36:05 PM
This is such a failure. Total of about 24,000BTC was raised in IPO. According to my calculations investors will get at most 10% of initial investment.

I thought DeadTerra learnt his lesson with his Gamma fund that you can't trust other people's money to people you don't know or trust. Last time he got very lucky with AsicMiner shares and was able to recoup losses.

This time he took and lost much more of other people's money. Its's over 13 million dollars that he lost at today's exchange rate.
34  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Inputs.io | Instant Payments, Offchain API, Secure Wallet, 235k+ BTC transferred on: May 16, 2014, 05:26:26 PM
TradeFortress is back. He is posting a lot of messages lately. What's the status on this? How much did he return and how much he kept for himself?
35  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: May 11, 2014, 03:06:32 PM
btcquick was a profitable business, there should be either a lot of USD or bitcoins left.

Yes, there should be. But all bitcoins were stolen by Ascension through criminal actions. He implies there is a little amount of dollars is left, and all bitcoins are gone.
36  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: May 04, 2014, 01:02:08 AM
I thought Great said he's gonna repay the loan in the middle of 2014?

He said bulk of the loan, not the whole loan. I don't know what he really means by the bulk, it's probably more than half.

Another thing he said is that litigation will force him into bankruptcy. By saying that he admits he can't repay much. His promises could be just wishful thinking and hopes he can somehow rebuild his ozcoin pool. That is not happening.

He might have some other secret investments that he's not mentioning, but I don't think it's enough to repay all the debt even if he has something. Let's hope I'm wrong.
37  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: May 04, 2014, 12:10:38 AM
According to my estimates he could repay at most 40-50% at this time if he sells everything and manages to buy at $450. Probably not going to happen, as he refuses to accept the reality.
Only way to get him to do that would be through the courts. I'd prefer him not have to do that if he has the bitcoins to pay what he owes but would prefer some of my bitcoins back as opposed to none if that's what it comes down to.

Did you read my messages? When I say the only way for him to pay back anything is to sell all of his assets and buy bitcoins, I mean he doesn't have much bitcoins. If you prefer him not selling his assets, you don't want to be paid.

The longer he takes to convert his assets, that are not bitcoin if you still don't get it, to bitcoins, the less creditors get back DUE TO INCREASING BITCOIN EXCHANGE RATE.

He doesn't have bitcoins, but he has some assets. If he wants to pay, he must sell assets and buy bitcoins, so that he can pay back a part of his debt. My estimate is if he sells everything, he might repay at most 50%.
38  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: May 03, 2014, 04:35:05 PM
So he's chatting away with people while he should be working to get funds to repay the loan. I'm not surprized. The only way to repay anything would be selling everything and buying bitcoins before the exchange rate goes up again. But no matter what, he still thinks his FIAT business will repay the debt.

The only BTC business he has is ozcoin, but it is dying as we speak. It has 0.05% of network again and users are leaving the pool. Only 145 users are left now.

Graet says in his post he needs to rebuilt the pool to 5%, but I have no idea how he's going to do that. It's quite impossible at this point. And I'm not seeing anything being done to the pool to attract new miners.

I just hope he understands that no FIAT business can outperform BTC. It's probably too late to expect full redeems at this point because his all assets are simply not enough to buy enough bitcoins. It was already to late when the exchange rate jumped up last autumn.

According to my estimates he could repay at most 40-50% at this time if he sells everything and manages to buy at $450. Probably not going to happen, as he refuses to accept the reality.
39  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: April 26, 2014, 08:26:16 PM

Ascension, ever thought about rebooting?

New merchant account
Registering with FinCEN
MiiCard integration
Limiting to USA/Canada only
etc etc

Just a thought...

Did you even read his posts?
40  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: April 22, 2014, 12:51:03 PM
How many btcs will we get back per share?

He must divide all funds to 32.5 million shares, because he sold 32.5 million. Why should he return anything back to himself when he already took 300BTC for personal loan, 375BTC for his work and 1700BTC of inventory.

Jerrod implies there are no bitcoins left at all, which means he stole all 1700BTC. So it will be few satoshis per share.
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