Hi, i created my account on igot 12 days ago. I did steps for level 2 verification. 2 days ago i deposited by online banking $5000 in my igot account. Everything went well until i bought 8 bitcoins with igot credit and then wanted to withdrawal the bitcoins in another wallet because i don't want to keep the bitcoins with them. After 8 hours i still didn't got my bitcoins and i opened a ticket. After another 5 hours i get a message from this "Julie" who said that we need to setup a video call in order to withdrawal my bitcoins. What should i do ? because i don't want to make any video call, they didn't said nothing about a video call or something else when i sign up with them. Cheers
igot are fucking useless. It's just extra verification that they don't tell you about (did you use bpay?). I had to do the video call twice because I apparently they just forgot i'd done it the first time. You'll get your coins eventually it's just a major pain in the ass working with their shitty customer service. If you dig into their support pages they do have some stuff about the extra verification. They just do a really poor job of making anyone aware of it. http://help.igot.com/customer/portal/articles/1731436-further-verification-requirementsIn the video call they all they do is have you hold up the documents (that you already sent them) in front of the camera. It's stupid but it only takes a minute. I'd strongly recommend using some other service (once you've dealt with this). Coinjar have been good to me. |
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Hey guys, my friedcat alarm just went off, but I can't see any new posts. He must've deleted them immediately. He sometimes did that kind of stunt before. So, does anyone have a copy or summary of the posts?
friedcat alarm? His profile says he was last on line at January 26, 2015, 11:46:31 AM. If he made just a post and instantly deleted it that last online date would show today's date. I've got an alarm set to alarm me every time friedcat posts something. But you're right, I think the alarm just got some hiccups and somehow misinterpreted some of his old posts as new ones... I've been using this bitcointalk Alerter app for alerts when users post. Which has been working well for me. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jesttek.bitcointalkAlerter |
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Hey guys, my friedcat alarm just went off, but I can't see any new posts. He must've deleted them immediately. He sometimes did that kind of stunt before. So, does anyone have a copy or summary of the posts?
friedcat alarm? His profile says he was last on line at January 26, 2015, 11:46:31 AM. If he made just a post and instantly deleted it that last online date would show today's date. |
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Like I've said from the beginning, it's not a company, it's a scheme, a ponzi scheme.
They've never had $100M, $10M not even $1M (they sure as shit didn't pay $1m for btc.com). They've had a few hundred thousand dollars in BTC to launch and they've been cashing the premine to btc to prop up the price and volume.
They're thousandaires wanting to be millionaires. Send Homoro to jail and everyone involved at this point.
Yeah, I have to agree with you there. What I find absolutely amazing is that people on the sidelines, like you & I can see this plain as day. But the people on Hashtalk who watch this unfold piece by piece in the forums & have real money invested in Josh & his hair brained schemes, cannot. People seem to be amazed at how brazen Josh is & the depth of his scheme. But what I think is truly amazing is how he is able to surround himself with people who not only pay, but also cheer him on while they are being swindled & victimized.  He "reportedly" chose the monthly payment plan for btc.com and even that was not all cash. Regardless, there is no verifiable proof he paid more than $15K for the domain from GoDaddy's domain broker; who had it listed for that price before some emails from Garza showed up with a few extra decimal spaces added to the 1-5 along with an "M" instead of a "K" when he was showing off his expenditure. Scott-  So best case is that he paid almost one million too much? |
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Then, after the $20 floor fell through & people started asking questions, Josh challenges another respected industry insider to a public debate, only to turn around & say 'let's have an email debate'? Then he goes to BTC Miami with a promise to hold a Q&A, then abruptly cancels. Sure he had an excuse for cancelling, like always, then why not an online Q&A a few days later?
Don't forget the reddit AMA he started and then backed out of and deleted the thread after half-assing one or two questions. Or the thirty days of transparency that he couldn't get more than 3 days in to. |
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What is McDonald's advertising in this commercial? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnBAp_G3SyA"This February, McDonald's will be randomly accepting a new form of payment." Lots of customers looking at -- receipts? -- with quizzical looks on their faces like they're not sure what they're looking at. Customer: How about you just tell me how much it is? McD cashier: That is how much it is! I'm not convinced it's bitcoin but if not, then what is it? Valentine's Day kisses?? Something silly and "uplifting" like a smile or something. Definitely not any actual currency. |
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We are in a waiting pattern to get our final debit card approval... We are waiting for the final go ahead with will allow for international physical wallets and e-wallets. What does that mean. How does getting debit card approval allow for physical wallets? A BETTER replacement for PayFlash is coming, stay tuned. (think......what could be better  ) Absolutely anything. |
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Expecting a pump coming up to the start of the signups for the $20 scheme
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That OP is already banned, lol. |
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Interesting, Commander-in-Thief has stated that Paybase is an entirely separate company from GAW:  Like I said before - this could be the catch in Garza's statement that a 3rd party would handle escrow. Paybase issues the buyback, GAW holds the coins. There's your third party. In classic GAW fashion he's posted a non-answer that barely has anything to do with the question. |
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But I want to take my chance since xyp so cheap now.
For what it is, it's still very expensive. |
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Fried cat just posted this: Block Erupter Prisma2.0 auction size: 36.7cm x 16.4cm x 16.4cm
weight: 7.5kg
hashrate: 1.35TH/s to 1.48TH/s (depending on PSU output voltage and clocking)
power: 1.05kW to 1.25kW (depending on PSU output voltage and clocking)
clock: 230MHz to 260MHz (ranging from 11.5V to 12.5V of different PSU output voltage with full load)
starting unit price: 0.3BTC
minimum unit price bidding increase: 0.01BTC
minimum quantity: 20
total quantity: 200
ending time: 08:00:00 AM, January 15, 2015
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=932445.msg10233572#msg10233572 |
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Joe Mordica could be gone by now ...  More interesting is how suddenly ...First hashstakers have been gone...Second Hashlets also have been gone ...I guess they are the most "Famous" illegal securities in the SEC's definitons...  We/I have been pointing this here for weeks...if not months...  ZiG Yeah there's really something up with this. Why would they suddenly remove a seemingly innocent video (Jmordica's Mining Statement) as part of their clean up. To remove traces of "Joe" from the company? To remove any ties with Zen and Paycoin? Very interesting find suchmoon and I agree there's something more and his sudden dissaperance from the website is even more suspicious. If anyone doesn't remember I have the video up on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZpZdeJNSV0 and backed up I forget who originally posted it but they have a copy also. They're removing traces of the guy some people suspected of having a stolen identity? |
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Who are we kidding here:  Wouldn't it be the definition of unit/integration testing to test a massive order? Nobody wondered when designing this thing "what if it opens GAW style and we sell a lot of it in a short amount of time?" And you don't get to use the "we broke every records in the book" excuse, 24h volume was around BTC600 which would be around $130,000 spread over 24h at the current rate. They're still "testing" on the main network with that non-prime address staking at a massive rate. Don't expect them to have any hint of how proper testing is meant to be done. |
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I'm going to miss watching this train wreck when it's over.
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24 chip (6 chip chain x 4) test result posted. The mosfets and big capacitors are safely removed due to the constant workload of BE300.  Results: 273.60GH/s | 0.38W/G 176.64GH/s | 0.31W/G 155.04GH/s | 0.27W/G 118.56GH/s | 0.26W/G With more accurate control on the variance between chips we could in principle gain less power consumption in advance. |
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Oh lol, someone's having a bit of an e-tantrum
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How is that related to GAW? |
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