The privacy lords shouldn't be bothered by this, though: after all, it's only deriving information that was published in a public forum.
That has never stopped one of those from going into full on sperg-mode before.  |
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You have fallen for Atlas sockpuppets again. Actually there are 5. I don't count Atlas as an enthusiast. He'd first have to understand something - anything - about Bitcoins. Maybe classify him as a "groupie". |
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Seems like he doesn't "care about anything".
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Well, probably because electronics are only truly useful for a short period of time, then people would purposefully break them to get a newer/better model.
People already routinely do that, where they "accidentally drop" a friends smartphone, then ask their insurance to pay for that friends new phone. |
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Imma charging everyone who reads this post a 0.1 BTC fee for, you know, maintainance and stuff.
If you don't want to pay the fee, you shouldn't have read the post.
Now hop to it, adress is in the sig.
You actually started with helpful comments but now you're just acting like a troll. Thank you for your remittance.  |
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Imma charging everyone who reads this post a 0.1 BTC fee for, you know, maintainance and stuff.
If you don't want to pay the fee, you shouldn't have read the post.
Now hop to it, adress is in the sig.
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Jesus Christ, this is getting worse every minute. CoinURL does not guarantee the return of funds from account balance. What the hell, son? |
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greyhawk, This commission was introduced about a month ago and was shown on the "Withdraw" page as "compulsory donation". I never concealed it.
I'm not talking about concealing things. I'm talking about this CoinURL reserve the right to charge any commission fee without notice to any user in its sole discretion. aka "I can charge whomever I want whenever I want whatever the hell I want." You can write that in your TOS all you want. Still won't make it legal. |
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So you now have this in your TOS: CoinURL reserve the right to charge any commission fee without notice to any user in its sole discretion. I'm pretty sure that's not legal. |
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Figures... how come lifetime warranties never actually last a lifetime? They should be called product life warranties.
But then people would know what's up and no one would be fooled. |
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From the FAQ: What is the minimum amount that can be deposited or withdrawn? What is the commission rate?
There are no limits to deposits and withdrawals. All deposits and withdrawals are commission-free. Sounds like a case for a scammer tag. |
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What's coinurl?
EDIT: Reading up on it. Seems they advertise with "no fees" then levy fees nonetheless. Kinda like Bitcoin.
You srsly didn't knew what CoinURL was? Nope. Why would I? I'm not a fan of ads. In fact I tend to block them. From CoinURL FAQs Interstitial ads let you monetize links, even if you don't own the target website.
Is that even legal? |
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If any terms that has been put into the standard form of contract has made this happen, the court are likely judge that MPEX/MPOE-PR are intentionally scamming the other party, and the terms are invalid.
That would likely depend on the jurisdiction this supposed court is operating in, would it not? |
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What's coinurl?
EDIT: Reading up on it. Seems they advertise with "no fees" then levy fees nonetheless. Kinda like Bitcoin.
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This looks like the most generic thing ever, right down to the rats. What sets your MMO apart that it makes me want to play it?
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Now what did I tell you when Wladimir left?
"Bittalk will never publish another issue again."
And everyone was like "Stop trolling, you troll." and "Nu-uh, totally won't happen."
See? You people need to start listening to me, like my words are directly from Satoshi himself.
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See, with decentralized currency, cute, trashy girls in Bumblefuck, Nebraska wouldn't throw away their futures thinking that $6,000 is a lot of money.
Well I don't know about you, but this is not my definition of "cute".  |
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See that's the horrible part. He could be a valuable productive member of society, earning his keep, if only it wasn't for the drugs. This is what drugs do to you. A shame.
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