Now we can find out, which issuers are starting to play dumb and continue to glbse the share holders.
I would bet on FPGAMINING, who started to scam some time before the closing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112969.0So I wonder if in such cases Nefario will release verified issuers' identity too. |
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That should provide sufficient drama supplies to last us at the very least through the winter.
I hope so. I am still here just for the drama and the lulz (since I lost all the coins). About the second I am figuring what will happen when the ownership of some .csv file or screencap will start to be contested. |
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Yes. Good ideas. Me too have my .csv trade history file downloaded on September 18.
Garr, what do you say? Should we proceed with this?
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Unless the world somehow turns into a prison, I'm guessing that local food stuffs will be better than cigarettes, but yeah point taken.
I would bet on the prison planet scenario, if you asked me. So even tobacco sounds good. edit: want max security and free food? GO IN JAIL! |
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In the case of him not ever giving shareholder data, what do you, shareholders, recommend we do?
I have a screencapture of my GLBSE portfolio made on September 19, a few days before the closing. Obviously I am available to share it with the Cognitive issuer if it can help. I just did it with the YABMC issuer and he appreciated it. If most of the other investors have screencaps or downloaded their trading history a short while before the closing we could try to sort things out this way. |
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It seems very unlikely anyone else will get anything by any other means other than (legal) force, and that seems unlikely to be able to get the desired results.
I am now more than ever in favor of illegal force. That is the only plausible way to sort things out around here. |
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I am increasingly pessimistic anything will EVER be transmitted.
Me too. I propose this solution: I have a screen capture of my GLBSE portfolio made a a few days before the closure. I propose that GLBSE asset issuers accept this as a proof of ownership. How about it? |
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Update: I mined stable for months after installing 7/32. Yesterday I retried to install 7/64 and the same story happened, no matter what driver or combination of them I used. Then I restored my 7/32 system backup and patched it for PAE (since 7/32 "sees" just 2.75 GB of my 4 GB Ram, and the patch allows it to use all the Ram available). Then guess what? atikmpag.sys BSODs restarted. They happen even if I don't mine. So it must be something related to the use of the Ram.
I wonder if anyone else with 7/64 experienced anything like that and what drivers are they using.
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I guess my brain would count as a "tangible prepaid access device" in case I remembered for example an electrum seed or other seed/key (brainwallet)?
Don't tell them or they will seize it at the border. |
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isn't Euro Pacific Peter Schiff's gig? gold is getting old.
Yes, and yes, maybe 5,000 years old. That's why many likes it worldwide, not just USAian gold bugs. BTW: that restriction is just another little alarm bell that says "get the hell out of Dodge until you can". [edit] speaking of alarm bells: Department Of Homeland Security to Scan Payment Cards at Borders and AirportsUnited States have long had to declare aggregated cash and other monetary instruments exceeding $10,000. Now, under a proposed amendment to the Bank Secrecy Act, FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) will also require travelers to declare the value of prepaid cards that they are carrying, known now as “tangible prepaid access devices.” Expected to be finalized by the end of this year, the cross-border reporting modifications stem from a broader October 2011 definition of payment methods and form factors that replaced the term “stored value” with the term “prepaid access” in an effort to more accurately describe the process of accessing funds held by a payment provider. http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/11/07/department-of-homeland-security-to-scan-payment-cards-at-borders-and-airports/ |
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so you want to earn the 50$ commission for each new client, Peter is awesome, is sad that US citizens are banned from that service because of retarded regulations
Hey, I am not Santa. Why the hassle to spread useful info for nothing? Anyway I know them since I am opening an account myself there, and in any case I do not spam shit that I don't believe in. |
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a more serious point is why ppl dont rush to get credit cards backed by gold accounts ?
They should and now they can. See below gold accounts have 3rd party risk. It's not like you can load up your gold card shortly before each purchase like you could with a bitcoin card.
Now you can, if you have internet access. See below i said credit card not pre-paid card
I say: how about a Gold (or silver)-backed debit card and an offshore account in a bank who does not fractional reserve, with very low costs, owned by one of the most respected precious metals guys around, available only to non-US citizens? Check out my link: http://tinyurl.com/astnu2j |
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... perhaps a horse's head instead ?   Finally a good idea. Given the number of scams and backstabbing around here, I see a business opportunity to set up a shop of horses' heads delivery. |
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another priceless lesson about trust, betrayal, responsibility and so on (for the ones paying attention).
Another lesson like this and nobody will trust to use BTC to do anything (apart storing them in an underground bunker).  |
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I hope he doesn't misunderstand this gesture.
No misunderstanding is possible: the only possible meaning is that he is pwning the senders again (and again). That should give a nice boost to his ego in case he feels "misunderestimated" (tm Dubya), and encourage him to commit more evil and nefarious deeds. |
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what shocked me most in all this has been the treason by the "intellectuals", from Chomsky onward, and generally the left even of the extreme kind, who have been defending the official myth up to now. About this I still lack an explanation different from the one that they are all either accomplices or fearful. From controlled demolitions to controlled opposition.
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potentially everyone. It's just a matter of opportunity/risk.
Unless there is some uncorruptible saint around here.
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I think that would be to hard for a bet. Think about how much he would lose. The ceo-income plus the share-dividends as a shareholder. I doubt he would risk this with a bet.
My bet is that some big asset issuer(s?) paid him more to close the shop and take the blame. |
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what you say now?
That it's been proven that the paradise of scammers exists, and is here, where blatant crime pays again and again. Secondarily, it's been proven that we coiners are not so smart as we like to believe -to use an euphemism-. |
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