I have a sneaking suspicion that this ladies avatar is not her real photo...
Here, take a look and while there, read some posts too: http://tagstrading.com/ ;-) Oh, and as to my health, no worry, I am a late bloomer  |
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Nice and quiet here, no more comments from "very narrow minded guys" LOL.
With more and more members joining and supporting the GBBG organization, they have not much to say.
GBBG and BitBillions is pro bitcoin, if you are pro bitcoin too, consider supporting them
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Just updating you shortly with the newest developments  So, our BitBillions program is doing great. At the moment, there are 3173 Applicants, 190 Reserve Members and 972 Founder Members AND our Founder membership donation with the BTC ups and downs is settled now to a bitcoin's equivalent of $50.00 USD. Our BTC exclusive BTC Fund is doing well too, the NAV/Share as of 07:59 AM EDT 04/11/2013 are 0.28571842 BTC, so this is not too small rise from 0.25 BTC. Please read this article and see what our Fund managers are thinking about the current BTC market: http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/gbbg-fund-managers-market-opinion/You will have to notice that our BTCs are in a very good hands with them... It is of course not too late to grab some shares for yourself and start growing your own BTC portfolio with GBBG: http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/But, before you do that, you need to be a registered, free BitBillions member: http://www.bitbillions.com?refid=16baDwtNMeXhksVEe4ibnNLfw82znkGaiL |
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Let me share with you here a portion of an article from GBBG Blog:
"Bitcoin Hacks
So often the media misrepresents the truth about hacking. Nearly 100% of the time, when a news release discusses a recent ‘hack’ on a product or service, they are entirely incorrect. When it comes to bitcoin, this is fully the case. Bitcoin has NEVER been hacked. Many articles have surfaced recently alarming the general public with reports of bitcoin hacks. While these articles do a good job of causing panic and short-sighted sell-offs, enabling our managers to purchase BTC at a massive discount, they are malicious lies.
Bitcoin is a protocol, like email is a protocol. It is not a company, a service, or an organization. In the four year history of Bitcoin, the protocol has functioned near flawlessly. With only a very few exceptions, such as the recent branch in the blockchain, the protocol has delivered above and beyond expectation. As a protocol, Bitcoin has never been ‘hacked’. Therefore, the fear mongering and misrepresentation of the general media is unwarranted.
The real truth is that certain individuals, through their own security flaws, have allowed their Bitcoin Wallets and the servers that manage them to be hijacked. Every single instance of ‘Bitcoin hacking’ that has been reported by the media is actually a hijacking. There is a major difference between the two. Hacking a system is the complex process of decrypting the passwords or other security measures in place to protect the system. Hijacking is the more simple process of fooling someone into handing over passwords and other details necessary to gain access to a system.
We have yet to see a true, definitive case of hacking within the Bitcoin protocol. However, because people are people, we have seen many cases of hijacking. The media chooses to report these hijacks as ‘hacks’ and uses this as a reason to distrust Bitcoin. In our opinion, they should also apply this philosophy to email. Since so many individuals have allowed their email accounts to be hijacked over the years, the entire world should discard and distrust email altogether. Their assertion that Bitcoin cannot be trusted or ‘valuable’ over time, because individuals have allowed their wallets to be hijacked is the exact same as the assertion that email cannot be trusted or ‘valuable’ over time because individuals have allowed their accounts to be hijacked. Both are extremely stupid assertions.
Bitcoin is a protocol. Email is a protocol. TCP/IP is a protocol. And, as with the early days of Email and TCP/IP, the Bitcoin protocol will have its ‘maturing’ and ‘vetting’ process. We urge our members to read carefully when idiots in the media report ‘bitcoin hacking’. A stupid fool who says Bitcoin has been hacked is just as ignorant as one asserting that Email has been hacked. If an individual does not take the proper security measures and they allow another individual to hijack their wallet, that is NOT hacking. And the fools reporting such in the media should be ignored."
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SUPERB IDEA! Looking forward to participate in it (y)
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GBBG fund is bringing 3 more online retailers into the #bitcoin economy in the next few months. They are definitely influencing BTC rise. 2 of those are the ones mentioned above and the third... we learn about it soon :-)
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This news definitely deserves its place in Bitcoins Project Developments Forum: http://www.bitbillions.com/blog/gbbg-fund/" GBBG Bitcoin Fund enters initial draft agreement for placement with mainstream online and mobile advertising network. The fund will place bitcoin capital into a growing advertising and publishing network in exchange for repayment of capital with interest along with long-term revenue share arrangement. As many know, online advertising can generate substantial revenue potential. This particular advertising network is unique due to some important variables: Unique delivery concepts Proprietary software and technology Global marketplace with local marketing focus Unique brand and content Fund managers are proud to announce this initial placement agreement. This seems to be a very well-managed, well-planned organization." This organization, is the company I have been involved with right from the very start, more then 2 years ego, tagvillage.com ( http://www.tagvillage.com/?refid=mmmglobal) and they plan to include bitcoins very soon too. GBBG Bitcoin Fund enters initial draft agreement for placement with upcoming bitcoin ‘penny auction’ site. The fund will place bitcoin capital into the upcoming site in exchange for repayment of capital with interest along with long-term revenue share arrangement. As many know, penny auction sites can generate substantial traffic and revenue potential. This particular penny auction will be unique due to some important variables: They will ONLY accept bitcoins for all purchases Members (users) can buy/sell goods, services and even bitcoins Global access (not limited to USA or a few countries as most penny auctions) Unique brand and content Fund managers are proud to announce this initial placement agreement. This seems to be a very well-managed, well-planned organization. I do not have any knowledge about that company, as soon as I learn more, I will share the name of it here too. I am definitely not a penny auction fan or participant, but since this one will be with bitcoins, I will definitely register there  As to the GBBG Bitcoin Fund itself, the trading officially starts on April 1, until then, you can purchase your shares for the introductory price of 0.25 BTC. The shares already have higher value then 0.25 BTC, please look here: http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/gbbg-bitcoin-fund-performance/ (point your mouse to the graphs to see the exact values) The GBBG Fund does not have any affiliate element in it, but to participate in it, you need to be a registered FREE member of BitBillions and Bit Billions is an anonymous affiliate structered network from GBBG organization. This is my link to it (you need someone's link to be able to register): http://www.bitbillions.com?refid=16baDwtNMeXhksVEe4ibnNLfw82znkGaiLPlease read more about the GBBG Fund here: http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/ and make sure to grab few shares, you WILL profit from them in no time!!!! |
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Any answer to my questions: "How do new shares get introduced? How is the price set and where does the money go? Can people sell their shares back to the fund for their share of the fund's holdings under any conditions?"
This is the most basic question you can ask about this kind of fund.
Participants may purchase or sell shares in the fund freely with the only restriction being a fixed daily trade settlement time. Therefore, all fund share trades (buy or sell) will be conducted at 8:10 AM (EDT) for all requests received during the 24 hours prior to 8:00 AM (EDT). The share price for all trades will be calculated based on the closing net asset value per share as reflected at 7:59:59 AM (EDT) on the same day when said trades settle. There will be an additional 2% purchase fee when buying shares.
Purchase Shares Example
If you send bitcoins to buy shares at 4:00 PM (EDT) on Monday, we will actually purchase the shares for you at 8:10 AM (EDT) on Tuesday, and the price will be the closing net asset value per share as reflected at 7:59:59 AM (EDT) on Tuesday, plus 2%.
Selling Shares Example
If you send a request to sell shares at 10:00 AM (EDT) on Monday, we will actually sell the shares for you at 8:10 AM (EDT) on Tuesday, and the price will be the closing net asset value per share as reflected at 7:59:59 AM (EDT) on Tuesday. Where does the money go:
*Arbitrage (Buying/Selling bitcoins)
*Capital Placements (bitcoin Startups)
*Options (Bitcoin Options)
*Revenue Participation (Revenue Share Arrangements)
*Bitcoin Value Inflation[/color]
You can read more about 2 new capital placements: http://www.bitbillions.com/blog/gbbg-fund/and 3 more online retails are coming to the fund in the next few months... Things look more then good, your risk is much lower then your opportunity to capitalize on this new fund and increase your bitcoin portfolio! |
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Surely most people realize that this has the telltale signs of a classic investment scam: - sales person going to great lengths to appear trustworthy and defend their reputation
- too-good-to-be true upwards trending graphs
- a structure that makes it easy for the founders to "take the money and run" at a future date
Also the misleading category and subject line to get people reading this thread is disingenuous. At best, it is an unwise investment due to the extremely high probability of it being a scam. I AM NOT ANY SALE PERSON FOR THOSE SHARES!!! AS TO MISLEADING CATEGORY, I TRIED TO CHANGE IT FEW TIMES... NO ONE WOULD RUN WITH THE FOUNDS, TAGVILLAGE CEO IS WORKING WITH THIS ORGANIZATION AND HE HAS NOT RUN NOWHERE FOR MORE THEN 3 YEARS NOW... THE UPWARDS GRAPHS ARE NOTHING COMPARE TO WHAT YOU WILL SEE AFTER THE TRADING STARTS! GBBG fund is bringing 3 online retailers into the #bitcoin economy in the next few months. Their current actions definitely influence BTC rise. Inside BitBillions there are more then 800 members who made bitcoins donations (or their equipment value in $ through http://www.gofundme.com/bitbillions ) many of them never heard about BTC before. In addition, there are 2180 free members and some of them registered only to take advantage of GBBG Fund. Do not be silly, anonymously register, purchase some shares and check on your own skin if this is a scam or most wise btc investment: http://www.bitbillions.com?refid=16baDwtNMeXhksVEe4ibnNLfw82znkGaiL |
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The GBBG Bitcoin Fund is a pooled collection of bitcoins contributed by all participants and deployed in mass for the goal of growth and return.
How do new shares get introduced? How is the price set and where does the money go? Can people sell their shares back to the fund for their share of the fund's holdings under any conditions? The introductory price of 0.25 BTC is until the trading starts on April 1, after that under any condition the members would be able to sell their shares back to the fund for the current share value. There is not any fee with share sales , there is 2% with share purchases. "NOTICE: We will purchase or sell shares for you at 8:10 AM (EDT) on the day following the day we receive a request from you. You cannot sell more shares than you own. If you are buying shares, there will be a 2% purchase fee assessed. If you are selling shares, we will remit your bitcoins to the payment address on file in your GBBG Account Profile." You can follow the value of shares here: http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/gbbg-bitcoin-fund-performance/][url]http://www.bitbillions.com/gbbg-fund/gbbg-bitcoin-fund-performance/[/url] |
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@silverkinguk, your comments here are highly appreciated, thank you
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Yes Joel, we talked about it before here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154089.msg1646211#msg1646211Fund Objectives: Arbitrage (Buying/Selling bitcoins) Capital Placements (bitcoin Startups) Options (Bitcoin Options) Revenue Participation (Revenue Share Arrangements) Bitcoin Value Inflation Participant Opportunities Trade Shares (Buy/Sell Fund Shares) Long-term Growth (Hold Shares for Long-term Growth) Reinvestment Pool (Reinvest Other GBBG Earnings) Anonymity (Anonymous Participation) Liquidity (Cash Out Quickly) Fund Basics The GBBG Bitcoin Fund is a pooled collection of bitcoins contributed by all participants and deployed in mass for the goal of growth and return. The fund managers will methodically seek out opportunities through a) Arbitrage – the buying and selling of bitcoins; b) BTC Capital Placements – placing bitcoins into startups that are rooted in the bitcoin economy; c) Options – bitcoin related option markets; e) Revenue Participation – entering bitcoin revenue sharing agreements with businesses profiting through the bitcoin economy. The fund seeks to invest solely in the form of bitcoins and produce returns solely in the form of bitcoins. This is NOT a financial instrument, banking instrument, or security. The GBBG Bitcoin Fund is entirely based in the bitcoin economy and ALL trades will be performed in bitcoins. Participants will purchase shares using bitcoins and receive bitcoins when selling shares. The fund will strategically place bitcoins into carefully selected opportunities that are designed to produce positive results. The value of fund shares may rise or fall, depending upon several factors which include, but are not limited to a) the bitcoin market; b) the success or failure of opportunities taken; b) the success or failure of bitcoin startups; c) the success or failure of bitcoin revenue sharing ventures; d) the success or failure of Bitcoin as a digital currency. The fund managers will make every reasonable attempt to place bitcoins into solid, dependable opportunities that have been thoroughly investigated, vetted, and assessed. The primary philosophy will center around arbitrage and revenue share potentials and risk analysis. They do not pay dividends, they buy the shares back any time and there are not any fees associated with it. Starting on April 1, if you are buying shares, there will be a 2% purchase fee assessed. If you are selling shares, they will remit your bitcoins to the payment address on file in your GBBG Account Profile. |
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Topic: New BTC Found (Read 1446 times
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And yep, it is nice to see that some people are really up for supporting the GBBG network.
Look, at GoFoundMe site, some of them instead of donating $40 for their founder status, are donating $90
That should tell you something...
I do not know about you, but as to me, before GBBG, I had not seen anyone paying more for their membership than the membership price!
$90.00Anonymous 1 hour ago
$90.00Anonymous 1 hour ago
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All together, I take it back, forums are not waste of time, definitely not this one, my thread was read 1402 times!!!
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@ghdp, I will answer this comment as my grandchild is answering some reprimands: WHATEVER!!! The whole organization is anonymous, for the idea is for all of us to surf the net without anyone knowing where we were, at what we looked, what we tried to buy and what we were researching... Beautiful idea, don't you agree??? Or you rather have big companies collecting the data about you and spamming you with all those offers...  As to 10 years and no product, you will see many products on July 4th. BTW, thanks for following this thread, you must be interested after all. And... you can safely anonymously register and witness all developments from inside, no one would know you are there |
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