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Even if I'm not too big a fan of these VIP crypto signals groups, would you be willing to give a vouch copy (for a certain amount of time) to me to be able to write a review for the group itself. I don't think having random newbies is going to help too much....
Let me know, I'll leave this on notify until then.
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Would without a doubt be interested, but I am pretty interested in what you're willing to pay per hour. I don't know if you're expecting third world slave labor rates or if you're actually going to be paying living wage numbers to people.
Let me know, here or PM is fine.
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God your bumps are so annoying, as well as your picture. Could you delete when your bumping for godsake? I can only stand to look at the picture you're bumping with so much.
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I also confirm payment in my account, it is a shame you did not got the desired results but perhaps it was just the wrong time to promote your company.
Only problem I see is not going through the campaign long enough, this sort of thing (a sig camp) is a mixture of bringing some users to your site alongside other marketing tactics PLUS you get the name recognition in the cryptospace that you need. These may be expensive, but they do help to build a brand in the long run. It just takes time and money for that. |
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Bitcointalk Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=738419FortuneJack Username: squatz1 Current Amount of Posts (Including this one): 2162 What other platforms are you active on (Like twitter, reddit etc.): Reddit and Telegram. Just wanted to throw a little note in here: While I wouldn't consider myself a trusted member of the community (even if I wish I could be, hehe) I would consider myself one of the more high-quality posters on the forum. I say this due to myself participating in the more high-quality (anti-spam) campaigns such as CoinPayments, and BitMixer (Lauda Campaigns) (I did msg you, the campaign manager, if you haven't read that message yet please take a look to see why I haven't placed on my signature yet) |
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Starting this up again, bump!
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I just got the same thing, just reported the message to the admins.
Hope proper actions are taken.
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can someone tell me if this is a joke or what? the page has been locked from "authorities" and many places have all ready marked this as a scam, if not, this has been badly marketed, there is no such thing as "guaranteed" can someone help me out here.  this shows when I click buy coins, so its locked out of anyone investing, I am not sure if its just me (uk) or more widespread? This is a joke, it was made to show how easy it is for people to be scammed from these shitty ICO's who promise everything that simply isn't going to come true. Not suprised to see that some people have gotten confused by it. But do check this out here - https://www.investor.gov/howeycoins -- It explains the entire thing. |
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I'm going to assume that you're going to get painted red for this, as account sales are something which are frowned upon a good amount more now --as years ago I do recall it not being too much of an issue.
But as a side note, why do you think this account is worth .08-.1? That's around $500-700 for an account, which isn't even a hero member yet -- as you're going to have to accumulate a good amount of merit to get to that level. Could you explain the reason for the pricing?
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Please quote me!
----BITCOIN ADDRESS ----
34BRUJJE2ctHv4PRVVnndkCc8iT6gyVVAv
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hey this is Squatz1 from Bitcointalk, staking an address on the 16th of June, 2018.
The address is 34BRUJJE2ctHv4PRVVnndkCc8iT6gyVVAv
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
I5IxCKV2RnSiHDtgh5GXNLfBBWb2gjIxpdiBlI+hGPeyK/OzbLRHj5rCN/bDrWmeoQqXG3km94QxZ7W55VIyUTE=
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Would be cool if something like this, the smart contract, was able to (or coded to) sell if the value of it was to go to 105 percent of the loan amount or something along those lines. I don't know if this is something that an exchange would allow to work, but this would be something very cool to work with if so.
All of you coding genius' is this something which could be implemented through a smart contract?
I would love to see it done without a 3rd party, the less people involved the better -- even without my little tidbit.
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Working on a couple sites for a client at the moment, as I handle the hosting for them.
But I am looking for some more people to help me in some reworkings of websites, I'm going to need one person who is familiar in Wordpress developing (As that is how the site is hosted), and someone who does graphics design as well.
Thanks.
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Hi there! I am considering the potential of investing in a Bitcoin ATM to partner with a local business and be the first mover in LEthbridge Alberta Candada, we're a town of 90-100 thousand depending on greater area or not. Here's a little BG about the motivation... I am the person behind www.yocrypto.ca. Basically, we provide content to businesses considering Bitcoin integration. I have been at it for 4 months, previously www.dogehouse.ca was my project, but, well you know, dogecoin.. So, I moved to YOCrypto as a way to provide businesses with content that will get them to go the extra mile with Bitcoin and not just spank up "Bitcoin Accepted" badge but to actually promote bitcoin, and reap the benefits of consumer loyalty. Bitcoin fascinates me, and it's coming to the point where I really need to start monetizing the hobbies, or look for a FT job locally that would kill my Bitcoin hopes and dreams. So, have been working on direction and our strategy a little bit and decided to focus less online, and more in the community. The next 2 projects for YOCrypto are expansion into ATM distribution as a way to create a buzz within retailers accepting Bitcoin, and a complete coupon/VIP Bitcoin program similar to the SPC card in Canada which is a MASSIVE hit discount program. I come to inquire about funding for my first Bitcoin ATM that will be placed in Lethbridge Alberta Canada.
At the moment I am crunching numbers on demographics and small businesses within the area that I will target with Bitcoin adoption. This is not something I am going to be considering... half assed. Based off surverys and earlier projections, I am going to be focusing on businesses with a concentration of male traffic, 20-44, and employed in a a number of fields (mainly technical, retail, and web based business). Including the demographics above, and roughly 34% consideration rate, I am looking to reach 2100 local citizens that directly possess the attributes that compromise the average Bitcoin user. I have a handful of businesses in line to approach, but I am planning to inquire about funding prior,so I can get a feel for the bigger picture before I set up meetings. This is simply the framework and background for anyone taking the time to read. I am putting a complete plan together as I write this, but would like to understand this part of the process a little before approaching retailers with a presentation of possibilities.. Basically, I am looking to get a feel for how this situation would work. I am new to the "forum" lending community and would like to learn a little more before I peruse another type of funding. I would be looking for between 3-4 K USD to acquire a Gigabytes ATM and starter marketing materials. Aside from everything, I am also seeking out partners for these projects as the plans for YOCrypto defiantly exceed my ability to complete everything in a timely fashion. If anything above is something that interests you, or YOCrypto is a brand you could see yourself aligning with, let me know. Love to hear thoughts and opinions before I actually peruse anything, and wanted to see what the community thought here before I began to look for opportunities locally. I am pretty new here and have seen postings in which people ask for collateral, which makes sense, but i haven't seen much offered. My daily vehicle that is worth the value of the loan is probably my largest asset at the moment. Not to sure how everything works, but given the right circumstances, that is most likely what I would have to offer. @marketminded - Personal Twitter @yocrypto - YOCrypto main I am interested, hit me up. You only missed this by about 4 years. |
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This is pretty much the sentiment I could see, why do you NEED to hold customer funds when you could just have someone copying you while you trade and maybe charge them for this? Or feed them the trades in real time if you're so good. I don't see a need for giving the money you to you, wanna explain for me? Thanks. |
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This is the problem with cloud mining, once it isn't profitable for the COMPANY that you paid to have the contract. They're going to stop paying you, it's in the terms that you signed when you bought the contract itself. It sucks, but this is the problem with not owning your own equipment.
Valuable lesson here, cloud mining is either a scam or isn't profitable.
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I'm going to assume that you had a few people which didn't follow the 12 hour rule, I'd like to take their position in the campaign if possible. I'll without a doubt change my signature (and avatar) upon any confirmation and within any deadline.
Do let me know, and thank you.
1: Your 1Fox Username : squatz1
2: Your 1Fox BTC deposit address : 3QqYaFG5du2cJKrPpxstzH2AjY8RBpJEgC
3: Your social media pages (if any) : none.
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Say B to the U to the M to the P...  Even if I'm not buying your product (Don't need it at the moment, though you do seem to have a creative touch) I do like this way of bumping, hehe. |
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I mean I don't think this is about the price to the designer right about now, this is about gaining some (large) amount of trust and recognition for the skills that he has, and then using this to be able to earn more from the skill that he has. It's an amazing branding strategy and I do wish you luck with it.
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Here is the thing, they aren't able to (in a legal sense) to hold the money that you initially deposited. They're allowed to hold profits, but they're not allowed to hold any initial deposits. So if you do want your money back, you could simply ask for that and then we'll have to move.
There are some reasons that casinos can even go further and deny your winnings, they can BS a tos violation or fight hard with some other stuff if they really want to. But I'd try to just get your initial money out first, then sort out the rest of it next.
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Kinda sucks for the 40 people that paid to be part of a telegram "trading" group where you are going to sell to anyone with a pulse to run it. Pretty deuchy on your part no?
I mean -- I think this sort of behavior is the norm at HF. Sadly enough, scamming kids and the admins allow it with ease on their -- it's horrible behavior really, but people take money over their and turn a blind eye. I'm still curious about the site itself (+ How did you convince 40 people to pay you $300 each when you know nothing about crypto trading) |
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