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How about we post negative feedback en masse on the trust section of his profile? Of course this won't stop him from creating new accounts and trying the same thing with other abandoned coins but it doesn't cost a thing anyway. All his posts scream SCAM. We can also wait another couple of days before doing that if you think it's worth it.
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Building a Bitcoin Economy: How to Stimulate Adoptionhttp://bitcoinmagazine.com/13104/building-bitcoin-economy-stimulate-adoption/<< Think you have what it takes to be a real Bitcoin evangelist? Want to learn how to start your mission into the world of fiat economics? Having preached the good word of Satoshi to laymen of all kinds, I’ve made my mark and learned a lot about promoting crypto adoption. Before you begin your journey, take a moment to read and learn about the science of Bitcoin evangelism. >>
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Bitcoin consumer platform debuts at Circlehttp://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/05/16/bitcoin-consumer-exchange-launches-from-circle/9145417/<< Want to own some Bitcoin? Better yet, want to be able to spend it on stuff in real-time? Starting Friday at 5:30 a.m. ET, Bitcoin start-up Circle is launching a Web platform that will allow consumers to purchase Bitcoin in any amount they choose and then use that Bitcoin to spend on online shopping, at restaurants and really any way they might spend dollars — with all the safeguards in place that protect real-time currency transactions in the real world. >>
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Living On Bitcoin A Year Later<< One year ago, I tried living on Bitcoin for a week. The tl;dr version: I lost 5 pounds and had to move out of my house, but I survived. Bitcoin was in the $90 to $130 range back then. Since then, Bitcoin has boomed, both in its value — surging to $1100 in November — and in the attention paid to it. There have been Congressional hearings about it, so much digital (and real) ink spilled on it, guidance from the IRS on how to treat it at tax time, venture capitalists pouring millions of dollars into start-ups around it, book deals given to New York Times and Wall Street Journal reporters to write about it, and a ticker awarded to it on Bloomberg terminals. There seems to be a Bitcoin conference or event every week, and I have been invited to quite a number of them to talk about what it was like living on the digital currency last year. Inevitably, people ask whether it would be easier now, thanks to Bitcoin’s penetration of the mainstream. I’m finding out. Yesterday, I dumped all my credit cards and cash and went out onto the streets of San Francisco with only my Bitcoin. >> Day 1 - Will It Be Easier?http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/06/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-will-it-be-easier/Day 2 - The Cryptocurrency's Youngest Miner?http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/07/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-the-cryptocurrencys-youngest-miner/Day 3 - Eating Like A Crypto-Kinghttp://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/08/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-eating-like-a-crypto-king/Day 4 - Where Ross Ulbricht Sold Bitcoinshttp://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/09/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-where-ross-ulbricht-went-to-trade-bitcoins/Day 5 - Dropping Digital Dollars At A Strip Clubhttp://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/11/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-all-grown-up-and-a-little-naughty/Day 6 - Getting Buzzed On Wine With Virtual Moneyhttp://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/11/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-why-are-people-just-sitting-on-their-bitcoin/Day 7 - The All-Bitcoin Start-Up With No Bank Accounthttp://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/05/12/living-on-bitcoin-a-year-later-the-all-bitcoin-start-up-with-no-bank-account/
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Bitcoin: Does the SEC offer a legitimate concern for it?http://www.examiner.com/article/bitcoin-does-the-sec-offer-a-legitimate-concern-for-it<< What are the real concerns for Bitcoin from the SEC? Reports surfaced over the past two days from a PCWorld article and a Forbes article yesterday. Are the concerns due to the pending trial and hype about Silk Road alleged website owner, Ross Ulbricht, who awaits trial in November legitimate? >>
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