^Huh. OK. BTW, there are two possible explanations as to why Voorhees got off so easy. Perhaps, as you've suggested, the SEC didn't want to to come down hard on a gambling operator flagrantly ignoring SEC's own regulations. Because ~pause for effect~ ...bad publicity. Or Voorhees genuinely cooperated  I have no idea. Im sure he cooperated why would he make things harder on himself, he knew it would be easy for him just to pay the fine and go about his day. Read this, if you are a U.S. Citizen http://www.sec.gov/rules/interp/33-7516.htmThink havelock is protecting you, might want to think again. It even address U.S. Citizens using offshore businesses. |
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Wow, are you guys getting paid to write the dumb shit posted in this thread, or do you actually have so little going on in your lives that you sit on Bitcointalk all day and circlejerk with each other?
Honestly, we're seeking to IPO so that we CAN get paid to sit on Bitcointalk all day and circlejerkville with one another. Until then, we do this shit for free to better your Bitcoin position. That is correct and our the CircleJ IPO will be looking for funds in the amount of 1 Million Bitcoins. This is all the information we will release as it is a double super black opps IPO. The return will be 75% per month we have a contract to purchase a large parcel of land in a undisclosed location to start training future members. Please PM me and I will give you the address to send you bitcoins to. |
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You should treat this the same way you treated the nxt thread, some people like myself never check such forums. |
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Why has the guy not come on to vouch for your Identity?
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Taking money from one investment to pay another is called.......
PONZI Scheme
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Benjamin Schlichter of Circleville, OHIO, has yet to produce a John Kenton Freeman in spite of now trying to amass $1M-$1M USD via BTC for his HASH (not drugs) fund. In the past three hours, Benny1985 has deleted no less than 60 posts from his self-moderated HASH thread to hide from his Church bothers and sisters his connections to the online gambling and porn industry. Damn, if I only knew how SEO works.  Ask Brandon, wait that business of his failed to lol |
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The property is not sold, its under contract until the 12th with a 150$ a day fee for everything over the initial time frame. There was 4 bidders 2 absentee bidders. I also explained the told Mr. Rogers how they were raising money and they would not release the documents to the public to raise money. I was then told its public and he only had agent responsibility to the seller as Brandon is the the buyers agent. He seemed concerned that they were using shell companies and would not release information to the investors. I talked to him about the legality of this in Ohio the shell company and such. His thoughts were the same as mine, RENT is a REIT and has 0 legal protection from the SEC him being a US Citizen he has to follow US laws. The contract expires on sept 12th and he has 2 back up offers waiting on the property already. The only thing he really wants is for them to pay for the property so he can get his com check, very nice and talkative fellow  . I told the auctioneer they have about 1k of the money so far LMFAO |
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Convertible notes are not an IPO, it is a form of capital raise.
So instead of addressing the issue you side step nice. |
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They pulled all my shit last time I used them
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Talked to the people at the Auction finally, They said it is not a normal practice for them to extend the 30 days to close time.... care to explain? Or are you just going to delete this?
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A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed. Do not continue posting in this topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave. You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one. If the topic-starter is scamming, post about it in Scam Accusations. A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed. Do not continue posting in this topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave. You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one. If the topic-starter is scamming, post about it in Scam Accusations. A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed. Do not continue posting in this topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave. You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one. If the topic-starter is scamming, post about it in Scam Accusations. |
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Validation Error Hashery is open for business. We are currently in our funding IPO Stage to order the hardware and get things rolling. Currently we are offering 2,500 shares at 0.005 BTC each. In the event we fully fund this IPO, we will open up more shares down the road and will be moving into a permanent facility with the ability to add more hash power as we go. During the initial stage we will only have BTC mining equipment, but later we are looking into getting scrypt mining equipment. Here is the link to our offering: https://coinsortium.co/security.php?ticker=VALIDThanks and have a great day. Why would anyone invest in a half ass IPO listing like this? |
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The Coin Foundry is raising $10M in convertible notes to fund a site purpose built for mining crypto currencies.
The pitch is this -
Power is 5 cents, metered
Megawatt scale only
Immersion 2 and traditional rack cooling options
Rent is $50/kw-$100/kw
50MW in the first phase
Container friendly
Design help available
First leases commence 2014
Terms are first 12 months rent paid up front as deposit ($600,000/~1,000BTC - $1.2M/2,000 BTC), term length 24-60 months
First 3 months of power, true up after first 3 months ($90,000)
Locations confidential - US Midwest and US Northeast
Legal to be done by Perkins and Coie in the US
Pedigree of founders is easily verifiable
They have raised over $150M in the past for data center
Why would anyone invest in a half ass IPO listing like this? Take some pride in your work. |
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Whats the status of the 0.04c/kwh and 68k sq ft building?
How does a successful IPO affect the timetable or progress of this lease?
What happens to the old HVAC and electric equipment after you move the operation?
Last time you built a mining facility the construction seemed to take couple weeks too long cutting into profits. Will this time be better?
1. We're in negotiations for purchasing it. We've already won the auction and placed a down payment on the building. I will be approaching a few lenders next week about finishing financing on the building. If all goes well, we will have the deed to the building before we request a single BTC from Havelock. I would note that the reason we are seeking to buy it is because we can lease out a portion of the building (which will be far too large for mining/distribution) and fully offset any leasing expenses that we would face at the facility. The end goal is to have the company pay for no mortgage, no lease, and very few upgrades at the building - hopefully allowing for easier balance sheets that simply focus on mining revenue, hardware sales, and basic COGs/Overhead expenses. 2. It would help ensure that we can close the deal if any additional capital was/is needed for facility acquisition. As-is, the building is usable for retail/distribution, but not for larger scale mining. The facility is equipped with, at a minimum, 800a/208v service, but we need to continue investigation of the current capacity to see what maximum deployment is when we move in. 3. We will likely cut out the current HVAC equipment to be moved to the new facility. Furthermore, the facility is already equipped with a large number of air handlers/compressors. It was a former hardware sale company (think Lowes, but a mom & pop building). Regrettably, we could have purchased dozens of HVAC units at a fraction of retail when they liquidated the assets of the company. But there is still a reasonable amount of hardware available for utilization upon move-in. 4. We continued to pay out dividends regardless of where the facility was. Since our pivot involves a more retail-centric offering, we can put money into hardware resales, while ensuring that the HVAC/electric is done in a proper way. Once that is done, we'll leverage liquid capital from hardware sales to move into mining. Even then, I believe that we can broker a deal with companies like ZeusMiner that are willing to sell (or even give) you hardware if you're willing to split coin generation with them. This could be a scenario where the investor pays only for HVAC/electric installation, while we leverage said deal and merely pay for electricity - offsetting any hardware costs that the investor could occur while waiting (and losing) potential mining profits. I own a APT complex and I know for a damn fact when they say 30 days to close.. that it or they take your deposit and reauction the property. Not sure about OHIO laws but I know most real estate laws are pretty close, and it is illegal for them to change terms after the auction. It gives a bidder a unfair advantage. |
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Just wanted to throw this out since I know good old benny will delete it Whats the status of the 0.04c/kwh and 68k sq ft building?
How does a successful IPO affect the timetable or progress of this lease?
What happens to the old HVAC and electric equipment after you move the operation?
Last time you built a mining facility the construction seemed to take couple weeks too long cutting into profits. Will this time be better?
1. We're in negotiations for purchasing it. We've already won the auction and placed a down payment on the building. I will be approaching a few lenders next week about finishing financing on the building. If all goes well, we will have the deed to the building before we request a single BTC from Havelock. I would note that the reason we are seeking to buy it is because we can lease out a portion of the building (which will be far too large for mining/distribution) and fully offset any leasing expenses that we would face at the facility. The end goal is to have the company pay for no mortgage, no lease, and very few upgrades at the building - hopefully allowing for easier balance sheets that simply focus on mining revenue, hardware sales, and basic COGs/Overhead expenses. 2. It would help ensure that we can close the deal if any additional capital was/is needed for facility acquisition. As-is, the building is usable for retail/distribution, but not for larger scale mining. The facility is equipped with, at a minimum, 800a/208v service, but we need to continue investigation of the current capacity to see what maximum deployment is when we move in. 3. We will likely cut out the current HVAC equipment to be moved to the new facility. Furthermore, the facility is already equipped with a large number of air handlers/compressors. It was a former hardware sale company (think Lowes, but a mom & pop building). Regrettably, we could have purchased dozens of HVAC units at a fraction of retail when they liquidated the assets of the company. But there is still a reasonable amount of hardware available for utilization upon move-in. 4. We continued to pay out dividends regardless of where the facility was. Since our pivot involves a more retail-centric offering, we can put money into hardware resales, while ensuring that the HVAC/electric is done in a proper way. Once that is done, we'll leverage liquid capital from hardware sales to move into mining. Even then, I believe that we can broker a deal with companies like ZeusMiner that are willing to sell (or even give) you hardware if you're willing to split coin generation with them. This could be a scenario where the investor pays only for HVAC/electric installation, while we leverage said deal and merely pay for electricity - offsetting any hardware costs that the investor could occur while waiting (and losing) potential mining profits. I own a APT complex and I know for a damn fact when they say 30 days to close.. that it or they take your deposit and reauction the property. Not sure about OHIO laws but I know most real estate laws are pretty close, and it is illegal for them to change terms after the auction. It gives a bidder a unfair advantage. |
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Just wanted to updated, just checked crypto stocks and he is giving advice about other stocks VIA the News feed.
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The structure was stated openly up front, investors get a portion of the company, Branny gets the rest as payment for doing all the legwork in setting this thing up. If you think he is taking too large a share, then don't invest.
I am sorry to tell you that, but the investors owns 0 shares of FULL POWER ASIA INVESTMENT in accordance with the documents extracted from the Hong Kong register. Brandon owns 9999 shares and the remaining 1 share is in control of the appointed director. If at any point in the future it becomes necessary to investor prove their supposedly ownership of the company, they will discover they own nothing. What counts is what is legally registered, not what was promised. That is how the real financial markets works. You know, I have seen this since I became involved in bitcoin same shit happened with Pirate40. skeptic: You should watch out this might be a scam Followers: Its not your just spreading fud skeptic: Here is proof its not what you think it is Followers: You are just a troll IPOHOLDER: Sorry we been Hacked/Legal troubles/lost the coins ect...... but we will pay it back and make it right Followers: If you want to sell your shares at a discounted rate I will buy them Skeptics: Still a scam IPOHOLDER: MIA Skeptics; And its gone Followers;  Its.... Its... not true... Skeptics; Told you so This is just a short example of what I have seen happen time and time again since 2011 |
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ARMY patterns are able to be sold with no problems, now USMC Marpat is not supposed to be sold on the open market. You also can not buy USMC MarPat in stores like you can the ACU pattern.
Marines we a little smarter they patent protected the pattern lol Guess the army said this shit don't work anyways so fack it.
Everyone knows the ACU is terrible, but don't even think the Marines came up with the Marpat they boosted it from Canada. It was called the CADPAT and the uniform you wear was the worse of the two. Canada went with the better, then the marines took the original and made a few changes. You pretty much sum up every Marine, giant ego's and giant crook's full of propaganda. I will credit the Marines for being alot more loyal and have way better esprit de corps. Also if Marpat isnt allowed to be sold on the open market you should tell that to ebay and just about every single surplus website online. Also a little fun fact about your uniform... The MARPAT patent lists U.S. Army research into fractal pattern camouflage as the basis for MARPAT.
Marines we a little smarter they patent protected the pattern lol Guess the army said this shit don't work anyways so fack it.
You sure are. Hmm ebay and surplus means they are used goods and can be sold as the owner see's fit. Toyota will not allow you to sell brand new Toyota's but they do not give a shit if you sell it used. Of course the Army Research center helped dev the pattern the USMC does not have any thing beyond a fighting force. To call all Marines crook's, makes you sound a fool. I am sure the `8 year old PFC is a crook the 24 SGT is crook, the 32 year old Gunny is crook. Want to talk about crooks? $5 billion in coming up with a ACU pattern that does not hid you from anything but this  This was the worst pattern they tested and they still went with it over MultiCam. P.S. I never served in the Marines I worked in the Pentagon, and I learned 1 thing there. If you want something done the right way, fast and with out excuses ask a US Marine to do it. I went to a joint base in MD one day and was touring the barracks Airfoce 1 airman to a room Army 2 soldiers to a room Marines 4 to a room Please do tell how Marines are Crooks I will be sure to tell some old friends at the pentagon to check into it. |
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Please don't tell them I left the boat... I don't think they noticed |
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