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Okay, might be power went out or something? Or he thought you won't report the scam?
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What are the current problems faced with deployment?
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You never get tired of complaining and whining. Just another smoothie.
Oh the irony. Let's not stop warning people about scam alt coins, should we? |
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You got 40,000 ripples from a giveaway script, congratulations! Maybe you spent 0.4 bitcoins to buy another 40,000 ripples.
What you don't know is that massive currency debasement with ripple is coming. How much? 100% of the amount floated to the public.
OpenCoin Inc promises to giveaway 50 billion Ripples. What they don't tell you is they are keeping 50 billion ripples for themselves and their friends, playing the central bank.
Rate fetching too high? Dump some on the market, just like interest rate manipulation by the Fed and central banks.
Need to buy another mansion for the developers? Dump some on the market, while reducing YOUR wealth to everyone who brought or hold ripples.
Need to bribe yet another exchange to touch a currency that's absolutely not used for anything of value?
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The point is, OpenScamCoin Inc is made a well crafted and carefully disguised wealth transfer scheme.
Your 100,000 ripples can buy a chicken now?
You won't be able to when OpenScamCoin Inc debases their currency by 100% with their 50 billion ripples they gave to themselves.
Where does half of your chicken go to?
To the developers, and the exchanges, and the services, and the forum posters they bribed.
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They don't want someone to make Payple without the 50 billion Payples going to OpenCoin Inc for them to pay their developers ridiculous bonuses while reducing everyone else's wealth with currency debasement.
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good thing i sold
Great thing you sold them, because Ripple Devs just fairly "giveaway" 50 billion ripples to themselves to buy a mansion and devaluing / inflating XRP. Oh, and develop "open source" software. agreed... its a HUGE scam Just like NovaScam.. |
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Please escrow with untrusted users, and those desperate enough to scam someone for 1.5 BTC.
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I will be giving out 100 TRC to the first 3 people that post a docbot TRC wallet address and all I ask in return is that you play those 100 TRC. If you win anything it's yours to redeem or continue playing. If you can find the time to share your experience here and help us improve the bot, that's even better though not required.
I just created one! <docbot> Wallet Address: 1PRyJRSwnMtWHEchW4x23NiX9APD4Re8Uw Thanks  |
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Absolutely. Friedcat has promised an update tomorrow after he gets some sleep.
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You can move this thread yourself at the bottom of the page but I think it's more relevant here |
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So it should be pretty easy to determine if these cancellations are genuine. Has anyone had a contract cancelled where the spot price at cancellation time was lower than at trade time?
The fact we've had a sustained rally makes this difficult to assess, but still there should be at least 2 or 3 people in that situation if the cancellations are legit. And if the price stabilizes or goes down for 48-72 hours there should be plenty of such examples.
Are there any?
This is what I'd like to know. Has a large amount of people had their orders cancelled when the price went down? |
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Stuck at "connecting to server".
Hmm, browser, OS? Still works for me! |
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Mt Gox Last: $34.39798
1Broker: 34.0242/34.2302
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It's being nearly a month. When will I actually get my order or a refund?
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That's absolutely flawed logic. You don't say "Selling Silver for $134 an ounce, because that's how much I think they will be worth in six months", and then when people tell you it's a rip off you go "but are you sure? think about this, bla bla bla..". Even if silver does go to $134 an ounce, you're better off just buying it now at $29.
I hold ASICMINER shares too, but unless you plan on buying all 1024 tickets you will just get into a game that will never fill..
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Pipesnake just replied with a post and deleted it  |
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I would suggest not trading with this user. Not sure what his latest 4 posts are since I have him on ignore, but he's somehow buying BTC while thinking it's a bad investment and an alt coin will take over.
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Personally I'm not too worried about Ripple concentrating power in the hands of it's founders. The massive pre-mine and idealistic "Trust us to distribute them fairly!" approach is bad enough. But the crazy IOU and trust system is way too confusing for the average consumer. People don't want reputation-backed IOUs, they want cash in hand.
What difference is there between "cash in hand" and IOUs? The only difference I can see is in the degree they are trusted. After all, conventional cash is just as much fiat as any cryptocurrency IOU. Because the risk of a gateway getting shut down or hacked is far less than the chance of your dollar dropping by 100% of it's value overnight. |
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It gives the greatest return with the lowest risk as was asked by OP.
To nitpick, greatest return with the lowest risk would always be the highest returning one or the lowest risk one. |
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