In that document, 2 years was the fastest and that involved adopting a locally born kid if I remember right.

So, Garza is going to become a green card holder... in what country?

New theory starting to rise up on hashtalk is "once we dump the slime ball Garza, the coin will take off because its so speshul"

That's like WAY WAY too much credit...

Garcia is a petulant baby who, apparently, sleeps with anyone that can boost his ego or his bottom line... when he doesn't get his way, he throws the equivalent of those ear-piercing tantrums that only a 2yo can throw... he drives off the sane and leaving around those who are hoping for a piece of his get rich schemes to help him find and devour victims.

Garcia absolutely no where near mafia level planning or organization... and O.M.G. the only reason this guy is digital anything is because there are point and click interfaces on everything.. the man can't spell.... can't math... absolutely cannot reason his way out of a paper bag, even if you cut the bottom out of it and drew bold exit arrows on the sides... the guy's ONLY skill is manipulation and that is why he is surrounded by people who are SO STUPID that they look to him as a genius. Anyone with 2 brain cells shakes their head and walks away, leaving no adult supervision over this 'lord-of-the-flies' style pack of imbeciles who are singularly focused on sucking up as much investor money as possible.

Garza's group is much closer to a beehive behavior, and even if you knock out queen Garza, a new queen will be elected and the purpose of the group (sucking up victim money) will continue.

Okay... I bet that actually does happen... once I quit laughing, gonna have to run out and get more brain bleach.

He's not a lawyer, he's a business strategy consultant, which means he has no excuse for NOT going to the SEC and Homeland Security with this issue... I hope he's found at least partially responsible/liable for this whole scam, but I'm sure he's going to sing like a canary and get off.

NO, that's what it looks like when Garza turns off his bots. He was liquidating $20k/day to run the company.

Add to that:
"Regifter! He's a regifter!" -- Jerry Seinfeld

The best part of that... given GAW's level of processing, he probably has to notify the Secret Service about it... and they're going to want to go over his systems to understand what happened... now, if that ain't a recipe for a paranoid melt down by garza. Maybe if we start of fundme campaign, we can get someone to video tape it?

Unless they're Catholic, it doesn't cost anything... all you have to do is repent... there's some saying about Saturday night sinner, Sunday morning salvation (or something like that)...

It's probably an accountability thing. That's common in some christian groups. If she felt she had a problem with online 'stuff', the service reporting to garza provides accountability to keep her on the 'narrow' path. No different than accountability partners in stuff like AA.

I don't think he's going to be able to renounce his citizenship, most countries aren't real keen on allowing citizenship to criminals, especially if they're still wanted. I'm not sure, but I don't think you're really allowed to be a 'non-citizen' and I think he'd probably have to go to a US embassy to renounce in person, that could get sticky with federal agencies interested in talking to you.

Well, as I said... in better BTC times... I've discounted services to people who had never even heard of bitcoin in order to get them to think about trying out bitcoin. It's a nice conversation topic because a lot of my clients are older-ish and have heard bitcoin in the news but don't quite get it. So, we talk about it and the ones that do make the 'leap' actually find it kind of fun. One loves paying me in bitcoin (finds it totally kewl!) so I agreed to bill him more often (bi-monthly instead of monthly) because he gets a kick out of the fact that I accept bitcoin for my work... (I think, in his mind, the bitcoin doesn't quite relate to 'cash money' yet)... he's also thrown a lot more work my way... so, it works out for me because of the novelty factor as well.

Now, would I retail something I had to purchase at a loss?  Nope. Nope. Nope.

Thanks for clarifying the pricing approach.

So, am I correct that you're selling below your cost because you intend to hold on the belief that the value of XPY will increase in the future?  I think that's the part that the people here are not getting (if that is your intent).

Since I'm still over thinking... bet if he went to garza with his idea, garza is footing some of the initial expenses (like losses) for the first couple months  weeks  days and once that garza money runs out, he'll see how much he's stands to loose. There's no way his efforts are going to push up XPY prices, even if he does hold all the XPY that he's paid. So, in a sense, garza may have found a new way to suck money out of these folks... get them to resell stuff but never convert the XPY to BTC of fiat... of course, I could be over thinking and for as much as I do think Dr Dim is doing this with good intentions (until proven otherwise)... I could see garza backing the muggle, and even promising to ship him cheap gold from dubai, for his own purposes.

Me personally? I'm giving discounts on consulting.

Him?  I think he really does think that the XPY will go up significantly and he's bought into the idea that the future increase will offset his current losses. I'm pretty sure anyone who's offering to sell gold already knows it isn't a retail type of market. Notice that he's not using spot prices?  He probably has a local shop that can sell to him at a "FMV"-ish price and going to take a personal hit for 'the interim' until XPY shoots off to the moon.

I think its a bad business decision, but I've looked at some of the online links related to him and he's not going to have Mensa battering down his door any time soon... so, unjustified, idealistic belief in Paycoin is consistent with his past performance.

You know... until we see if he's jacking his prices up or not... I'm going to give him credit for really believing that he can pull that off. I consult and, when the bitcoin market is in the RIGHT mood, I do give a deduction for bitcoin payment. I've managed to get 5 people into routine bitcoin use that way. So, I count it as a win even if I only break even.

I think it's Sunday where Joshie-poo is at :-)

Imagine if you were one of these dumb fucks who have hundreds of thousands invested with this bozo?  I'm betting his twitter account password was dead simple or else he's fired someone who had the password and didn't bother to change it after they were booted.

And it's off line...