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21  Economy / Lending / Re: Selling pirateat40 debt, hashking debt, Nckrazze, imsaguy debt on: September 19, 2012, 05:44:08 PM
the 9% is part of a deal i made with INAU, thus don't really have anything to do with imsaguy. Basically, INAU owes me 1100+BTC. I take on imsaguy 1055 debt, plus the upcoming 9% dividend at the time, which would make up to total 1100+BTC. The 9% dividend technically should go to INAU, then to me, but I just asked for it to send directly to me. 9% was send BEFORE imsaguy declare he would stop paying.

You confuse me.  Let me see if I understand.

INAU owed you 1100+ bitcoins.  Discharging debt, he gave you 1055 bitcoins of debt for imsaguy.  Imsaguy paid 9% of 1055 or 1100?

A = INAU, B = imsaguy

So you invest 1100 bitcoins with person A.  You get 1055 bitcoins of debt with B.  Debt with A is now 0.  You get 9% of 1055 bitcoins because A timed sale before dividend payment from B, so about 95 bitcoins.

So at this point now, you have made 95 bitcoins on investment of 1100 bitcoins?  95 bitcoins that came from B.

Later, B says he will not pay dividends.  No future income.

What is debt with B worth?  Is it 1100 - 95 bitcoins?  1055 - 95 bitcoins?  1100 bitcoins?  1055 bitcoins?

Maybe better in dollars, so you don't get too attached to fake profits.  I am still confused by you.  I am still not sure how this is not scam.

Trust No One!

Thank you.
22  Economy / Lending / Re: Selling pirateat40 debt, hashking debt, Nckrazze, imsaguy debt on: September 19, 2012, 03:59:34 AM
Borzoi. I've updated the OP.
Still trying to figure out my pirate debt amount after interest payments.

OK, thank you.  What is this 9% that imsaguy mentions?

I guess simple question is this.

You paid x.

Imsaguy paid you y.

What is x?
What is y?  Is y 1 bitcoins or 9% of x and 1 bitcoins?


I am looking for agreement of you and imsaguy, since he seems easiest purchase right now.  I have bitcoins burning holes in my pockets.  Just joke because all serious.

Also interested in pirate debt calculation.  If father involved now, he probably is not pay out 7%/week for last year.  Probably just deposits, or cash value of deposits at lowest point, probably $2-5 per bitcoins.  My father love me, but not pay five million dollars to save my mistake.  Maybe he lend me $5 and make me paint his house.  Cheesy

Trust No One!

Thank you.
23  Economy / Lending / Re: Selling pirateat40 debt, hashking debt, Nckrazze, imsaguy debt on: September 19, 2012, 03:18:03 AM
Don't forget to deduct the btc I sent you the other day when you were throwing the fit.  I don't want you screwing the people you're trying to sell to.

This smells fishy.  What is real debt?  Both people must agree before any can bid in good faith.

Is this sockpuppet on part of imsaguy or chungenhung?  What kind of scam are you running here?  Even 50BTC is scam, do not forget it.

Trust No One!

Thank you.
24  Economy / Lending / Re: Selling pirateat40 debt, hashking debt, Nckrazze, imsaguy debt on: September 19, 2012, 02:53:00 AM
You have proofs of ownership and ability to transfer debt?  Have parties agreed to transfer so we not go through you to get payment if they make goods?

As other poster, I would like to know principal - payments to you for each of debt sell.  If settlement or lawsuit comes, that is maximum of value.

Trust No One!

Thank you.
What kind of prove do you need? They should transfer fine as long as the debtor is ok with it.

"Should" and "as long as" are "trust me" words.  Message from debtor would be OK.

What you mean by principal - payments to you?
I have received payments before from each deposit takers, but the debt amount listed is what's outstanding at the time they announce ceasing payment or operation.
I am not counting the interest after each deposit taker's announcement to stop paying.

Very simple and I explained above.  If worst case, court is involved, total "damages" will be principal minus sum of payments.  So if imsaguy correctly states he paid 9%, court will consider that.  1000 - 90 is 910.  910 bitcoins can be recoverable.  Plus a little extra of course, but attorney will take 40% for contingency plus retainer.

Asking again, what are actual debts?  Not fantasy debts of compound interest at illegal/usury/payday check cash/ponzi rates.  Amount lent, amount paid back.  What is that for each?  That is true ceiling for negotiation.

Real world operates differently from bitcoin forum.  Debt has to be converted to dollar for Americans, then payments calculated from that.  Court will not award 910 bitcoins to me.  Court will award $ value of 910 BTC.

The less information you provide, the more safety assumptions I make about getting paid.  Debtor not pay me, just you, then I have to deduct 10% for risk to pay me.  If I can't recover part of principal reduced by payments, I have to deduct those payments.  If I go to court, I lose at least 40% to attorney.  In example above, I make max of 60% of 910, which is 546 bitcoins.  See how we go lower as we go to real world?

Be honest.  You are selling debt.  Some of guys say they will take three years to repay.  This is not income generating without big discount.

Trust No One!

Thank you.
25  Economy / Lending / Re: Selling pirateat40 debt, hashking debt, Nckrazze, imsaguy debt on: September 19, 2012, 12:10:40 AM
You have proofs of ownership and ability to transfer debt?  Have parties agreed to transfer so we not go through you to get payment if they make goods?

As other poster, I would like to know principal - payments to you for each of debt sell.  If settlement or lawsuit comes, that is maximum of value.

Trust No One!

Thank you.
26  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Laptop for headless miners??? on: September 18, 2012, 10:38:19 PM
Don't think we talk about VNC.  Monitoring programs such as Munin, Nagios, mgpumon, etc. are more appropriate for not requiring "human" monitor.  Not efficient to monitor many machines by eye.  Eyes close for sleep.

You mean you don't automatically wake up at 3:00 in the morning if, 3 rooms away, your GPU fans spin down because your rig crashed?  And you call yourself a miner lol.

Water cooling!  I find out when I take cold shower in morning!  Grin
27  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why so much bitcoin popularity in Russia? on: September 18, 2012, 09:35:11 PM
I would think a lot has to do with the volitility of the currency making bitcoin a good value to use and an opportunity for profit

Is clear you do not spend time in Russia, my friend.  Wink
28  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Laptop for headless miners??? on: September 18, 2012, 09:18:51 PM
Remember current laptop has memory and computing power bigger than large servers of 1999.  Those were capable of this management.  Management software bloats today but can be trimmed or unneeded plugins not installed.

1GHz CPU and 1 or 2 GB RAM sufficient at monitoring dozens of miners.
Yeah, VNC for example gets pretty big.  The control PC at least would need some serious RAM to interpret and render all the incoming data.  I would assume it's compressed so you'd need a lot of cores/thread processors to keep that going.

Don't think we talk about VNC.  Monitoring programs such as Munin, Nagios, mgpumon, etc. are more appropriate for not requiring "human" monitor.  Not efficient to monitor many machines by eye.  Eyes close for sleep.
29  Economy / Securities / Re: Do you Consider a Contract Change without a Share Holder Vote Invalid? [GLBSE] on: September 18, 2012, 09:07:13 PM
PredicateQ is a stylistic convention in Mathematica.  It would be kind of like random-p in Lisp or possibly #isRandom in many OO languages.

Sorry for the confusion.  I was asking if you were a Mathematica fan. Smiley

Not to be more offtopic, but I also am fan of Mathematica.  You use for bitcoins?  How?
30  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Laptop for headless miners??? on: September 18, 2012, 05:01:01 AM
Remember current laptop has memory and computing power bigger than large servers of 1999.  Those were capable of this management.  Management software bloats today but can be trimmed or unneeded plugins not installed.

1GHz CPU and 1 or 2 GB RAM sufficient at monitoring dozens of miners.
31  Economy / Securities / Re: Do you Consider a Contract Change without a Share Holder Vote Invalid? [GLBSE] on: September 17, 2012, 06:10:23 AM
Sorry I was saying making changes to a contract, that required a vote to change without a vote being done. Even if you are fixing an error in the contract don't you think a vote still should be done to just for transparency purpose.
I do think a vote should still be done, but that doesn't mean that not having a vote is necessarily fraud. Fraud has a specific meaning and requires some kind of deception to benefit one person at the expense of another.

As you say, negligence, fraud, and other reasons for changing contract without vote all depend on intent.  Also relevant is how first party responds when challenged on contract changes.
32  Economy / Lending / Re: 2000 USD Loan request cancelled. on: September 17, 2012, 06:07:15 AM
dishwara one of the first people to launch a company on glbse, my first shares where in dishwara believe Smiley

good to see you still around
Thanks for remembering me & my honesty.

I wish my honesty never changes, even though some trolls calling me liar for unintentionally replied contradiction in some posts due to sleepless nights.
It gives more pain when some one calls liar, when I never want to lie & following truth.

I apologize for saying liar and fraud.  I think I misread your post and missed sarcasm.
33  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why so much bitcoin popularity in Russia? on: September 17, 2012, 05:57:50 AM
I got the answer. Mining gives free bitcoins. And russians love "халява" (freebie).

+1

especially with stolen electricity  Wink

Stolen electricity, university, and also computer centers with video game machines.  Run miner and pay for computer time and more.

Even electricity in Russia not charged at cost of production and transport.  Government limits price to make people happy about government.

Plus yes, free.
34  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Police Corruption on: September 17, 2012, 05:46:50 AM
I do not know New Zealand corruption but do slightly remember USSR before family emigrated.  Moved to Egypt and then to USA.

USA has police corruption but it is agreed to be bad.  If caught on video, police shamed.

In Egypt, police hit and beat people.  If people report, family head is beaten.  Message is very clear that police may be bad, but like dogs or sharks.  Do not provoke.

In USSR, police are right.  Law?  Unless police are waving USA flag and shouting "Down with Marx-Lenin!" or not doing what bosses say, they are always right.

I have been to many places in Asia, Africa.  Some places, police is job for those who cannot have other job.  People beat up police some places.  Other places, police make money from terror of other people.

When my family come to USA, was easy to get asylum because left USSR when grandfather tortured and maimed by police (you call "KGB").  People today often come to USA for asylum reasons, too, due to police pursuit through country.  Small country such as New Zealand, if police continue to attack, example of reason for asylum in USA or other country.  Tough to prove from British Empire, though.

I would be interested to read police "charging document" regarding case.  How did police describe your car pursuit, your foot pursuit (not smart), your "surrender"?

Sorry, emotional about police violence and English becomes right-word-worse-grammar in my head.  Grandfather lost eye and cut nostril bigger and other things.
35  Other / Meta / Re: Troll members? on: September 17, 2012, 05:06:48 AM
I consider myself a productive troll, cause I only troll people who I think have no clue what they are talking about, or trying to be internet tough guys LMAO
This is why the world sucks. Everyone thinks they know better than everyone else.

Is problem called Dunning-Kruger effect.  Would be interesting to show them their six month old posts (without name) and see if they have troll response.
36  Economy / Securities / Re: Do you Consider a Contract Change without a Share Holder Vote Invalid? [GLBSE] on: September 17, 2012, 04:30:11 AM
If a Contract change is made without a Share Holder Vote and changes are made to the contract by the Asset Owner?
I consider this fraud by the Asset Owner and the changes to be invalid.

Sorry I was saying making changes to a contract, that required a vote to change without a vote being done. Even if you are fixing an error in the contract don't you think a vote still should be done to just for transparency purpose.

If contract calls for vote in situation, rule is clear.

If contract modification is material and vote is specified, rule is not only clear but voting is important.

Question on GLBSE (not MPEx or other exchange) is what is recourse for violation of contract?  Nefario seize shares owned by contractor?  Helps no one but hurts those.  Any remedy with contractor?

Edited to correct quote.  No vote taken.
37  Economy / Lending / Re: 2000 USD Loan request cancelled. on: September 16, 2012, 11:13:53 PM
Your lying and attempt to join ranks of fraudsters is disappointing.

Needless to say but said anyway is offer of help is withdrawn.
38  Economy / Lending / Re: 2000 USD Loan needed on: September 16, 2012, 05:21:51 PM
Hi,

I need a loan of 2000 USD to invest in bitcoin & other things.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106392

I thought i can sell my old mining rigs, graphics card.... & get money from it.
But, the offer i get is very less & also need to ship it to outside India.
The shipping charges for outside India alone will eat 1/3rd or half of money i get.
So waiting for some good offers.

For security, i don't even have that much OTC rating as i don't need to use it.
http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=dishwara&type=RECV&sign=ANY

Just my word & honestly only.

I can able to pay 50 USD per month as interest.
That comes around 2.5% per month.

You can pay me as BTC by converting 2000 USD to BTC & using mtgox rate as reference on the day you want to give loan.

The loan period is 5-10 months.
Until I pay 2000 USD as whole i give you 50 USD as monthly interest.

Please feel free to ask questions.




I can help.  However, word on forum not enough. (Trust no one!)

Can you give personal details in PM?  I would like seeing government identification.  I would also like more business plan.

I will not ask for photo with shoe on your head.  I would like to see secondary proof of identity along with scanned government documents.  You can send in PM contact information.  We can exchange public keys for safer communication.

Minimum, I want to know real name and address.  I know India very well and work with people in many cities.  Perhaps I can have someone deliver in person (rupee, gold, or dollar) for easy exchange.  Collateral is good in this circumstance as well.
39  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] BFL single & 5970 on: September 16, 2012, 05:12:13 PM
you asking 800$ for it and it worth 600$ why ?

So 2 months worth of BTC mining at 600 MH/s is worth nothing to you?

Mega facepalm. 

I have interest but price is too high.  Fails once, risk is higher that fails again.  If problem is mechanical (heatsink connection) risk higher still that more problem arise shipping.

Think of as 5970 with bad core.  Has value, but how long?  What is turnaround with BFL if all bad?

Will pay 400 dollars US or 40 bitcoins ship to California.
40  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What would you do with a million dollars worth of customer data? on: September 16, 2012, 04:59:30 PM
how could i possibly be risking jail time?

Depending on jurisdiction, you can be facing criminal charges for violating personal secrecy laws by stealing, storing, transferring, and exposing information.

Plus, as many gambling organizations understand value of list such as this, they may attempt to purchase list from you through blind intermediary.  Then you are identified (at minimum, circumstantially) and goose is cooked.  Gambling houses often link to "organized" crime or at least shady characters.

Smartest move is cover tracks and delete all trace of these data.  Second smartest, or more stupid, is cover tracks, encrypt data, hide data away from home, and forget about for year or two.  Then you can make money from data.

More stupid is not forget and research, network, and such in gambling data area in years before using data.

If must use data, decrease probability of you as thief by increase pool of people who could possibly have these data.

But smartest move is make money without these data.  Delete these post and ask people quoting you to delete post in thread.  Criminal talk is bad for everyone.
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