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Oh, we can relax he's looking into it...   This is honestly the best post i've ever seen. I laughed for a few minutes. |
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Heres something I noticed about the emails (I don't know if this has been mentioned yet, still catching up on all the posts) , dave mclains email address in the leaked emails is dave@genuisesatwork.com, why would a lawyer at a law firm (higgins, hopkins, mcclain and roswell llc) use a GAW email address instead of their law firm email address, to me it shouts out FAKE  Good catch. |
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Where do you even find these sites lol?
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Farewell sweet paycoin, we hardly knew ye...
Or maybe we did.
Haha, good one. |
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i think i have been shadow banned at HT  and i broke it  It was just down for a few minutes, seems to be back up. |
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Staying on topic, I see Paycoin continues to fall as we get closer to the buyback.
OK, If you take the price against btc then it's not fallen much in the last 2 days but the buyback is in dollars so as we get closer to the buyback (May?) shouldn't the price be going up?
I can't imagine more then 30 or so paycoin members actually believe they are going to get $20 back. Theres not enough people to buy for a uptrend. |
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In court testimony yesterday, supposedly some guy name Yum demonstrated that millions of dollars in bitcoins were transferred to Ulbricht's "laptop". Assuming you could prove the IP of the laptop you would still have to demonstrate that a particular transfer went to a particular IP address. How can you do that? When transactions are verified, I don't think the verifying clients know the IP address of the recipient do they? The bitcoins go to a bitcoin address, not an IP, so how would you even find out an IP address at all?
If anybody has Yum's actually testimony transcript I would be interested in reading that.
Well they have his laptop. So i'm assuming they didn't have to track ip's? |
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Hahaha, why have I not seen that before |
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Its funny how Eric is welcome here and called honest. LMFAO... I think people here are starting to drink the Kool-Aid too. Is this a fucking JOKE?
So Eric (Mr. Honest) didn't know this was a scam? ARE YOU FUCKING SERIOUS??
So Eric was plugging in 1000's of miners every night when this ponzi started taking off? Where did these miners go? Scrap yard?
In Texas? Right Eric..
So When Eric got caught posting as Josh, then deleted the post, he was being HONEST and didn't know about this scam? ( I have the chat from that night Eric, if you want to see it shoot me a PM). Also others have it, the guy that busted you is in our IRC.. Your excuse was you were not familiar with the chat or mod privileges...
So Eric didn't know anything about everything else that happened after Zen? Hashlets, Hashbase,
Paycoin, Paybase and everything else from your scam artist boss?
What a fucking JOKE, at least you made some friends here for your HONESTY huh? /s
Most alarming point I think. |
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So will they not be manafactured ?
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Anyone know if they payout in bitcoin? I would be willing to try it, if I don't have to verify a bank for payouts.
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Will try this following week.
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Hi, I have been looking for a little while for a domain registrar in which I can pay with BTC? Namecheap obviously being one although I would rather avoid them as there domains are quite pricey in comparison to other places.
(Sorry if this is the wrong spot I was a little unsure if this went here or not)
I use name cheap, haven't really found anything cheaper. So i'd also be interested. Although, they are cheap enough that i'd rather pay the extra dollar to go through the established trusted site. |
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This image is not Photoshoped, and the comments are idiotic. There is 50 lights up top, and a camera flash, and it's questioning the angle of one shadow? lol Not that the rest of paycoin isn't fake, but still. |
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