To owner of address:
EiZsDQ9Gx9DVmuS9zzucjLKxg3N9tjhRTt (1M Crypt) that was moved from Cryptsy wallet.
Please DM me asap or email cryptcointeam@gmail.com
I have a proposal, that you might be interested in. I guess the proposal wasn't taken up on, eh? That's why blockchains can be trusted. Steal coins. Approach thief to make a deal. No deal. Fork City. |
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These scamming assholes never quit. Update:
Our #BitConnect cryptocurrency will be removed from all exchanges.
Therefore, we offer an opportunity for our members.
You can exchange your BCC tokens at the current rate of $142.47 USD per token.
Only until March 19, 2018.
Follow the instructions in the following article:
[ SCAM LINK REMOVED ]
STEPS TO FOLLOW:
1. Send your BitConnect tokens (BCC) to the following wallet address:
... Hey, can you also pay $20 per XPY? Asking for a friend. Will they accept RateCoin. Asking for crypto's number one serial liar, Leroy Fodor. Speakin' of, I think Fodor is providing them their roadmap. |
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Hey, I just have to pass the class, I don't need an A! And besides: No, not a haiku nor a limerick: it is a new form of poetry: it's a nullius. edit: sometimes I'm the only one laughing. (I like the zulu one)nullius will laugh as well. The humour was penned at his expense. And suchmoon will laugh at anything. As for Quickseller QuickSilver, he aspires to be one of the Dii Consentes, thinking that this is the correct Forum for his gilt presence. |
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He needs to be added to the DT list, stat. If he is we'll see many be dolorous In this space folks can't handle an aberrance We'll see so many threads They'll roll all petty heads And then go to grow liquor-based tolerance There once was a man named nullius To some his posts were illustrious Some might even say calumnious But most view his words with hungriness  "No, not a haiku nor a limerick. Note the rhyme scheme: alpha, alpha, alpha, alpha." "Bravo!" "Charlie bit my finger!"... . _ .  "What happens in Zulu stays in Zulu." |
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Through many minutes (ten, maybe eleven) of research I have figured out who nullius is.
Do these quotes sound similar?
Famous person:
“The thing about smart people is that they seem like crazy people to dumb people.”
“However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.”
“It matters if you just don't give up.”
nullius:
"In Bitcoinland, as you understand, the systematic denial of private property is bound to raise some ire."
"A truly great idea which could change the world can only be stopped by twisting and distorting it. This has happened repeatedly in history"
"Bitcoin requires a new mindset. To handle it, you must understand on a very deep level that mathematical algorithms rule as by divine right"
So. It's obvious, nullius = Stephen Hawking.
Hello Professor
Au contraire! nullius: "Oh, how cute: It talks back!" “I want to screw around, but I can’t, because I don’t know how to screw; so somebody must do it for me, BECAUSE I WANT IT.” “Why don't you stop and think for a moment... What the fuck... ...lest we get caught by some nut [C’est moi!]...” Hello, Gilligan. Humour aside, does my new role model use a text editor when penning his posts, then copy/pastes them here for posting? The reason I ask is because of the font style of the quotation marks he employs are different than if penning a post in this forum's text editor area. " " opposed to what nullius uses ... “ ”  "All I know about Bitcoin is what I read in nullius' posts." |
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It actually is more lively of late but in the negative sort of way! My professional Photoshop skills are available for a price - bidding starts at 1 satoshi. |
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Lowest bid is BTC.005.
Genius! Now we'll just set back and see who purchased them, whereupon others (not me) will give the recipient negative trust, negating what he had hoped to accomplished when making the purchase. |
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I also use Tor just like nullius, and theymos is pro-privacy so I doubt you'll ever see KYC stuff in here.
theymos took a big enough of a compromise going the Cloudfare route to stop the insane ddosing which it seems unfortunately he didn't manage to mitigate any other way. He also made the compromise of adding that annoying Google captcha. I can understand these compromises, but KYC would be overkill and directly against the spirit of Bitcoin.
Treat anything Bitcoin-related as a potential scam as anyone smart will advise you to do. Using Tor/VPN is basic because anyone could try to get your IP and proceed to try to dox you, let alone if you are stupid enough to upload a pic of you holding your ID. Not safe here and not safe on any of the exchanges, which is why I stopped using them. ALL exchanges will eventually be hacked and their databases posted on the darknet. Not fun.
Authorities: Do you comply to KYC regulations? Entity: Sure do. In fact, that's the first thing we did. We collect as much vitals on our users as humanly possible with the intent of selling the data on the Darknet using the excuse, "Oopsy! We've been hacked." In Cryptoland, the name of the game is Inside Job. Wanna play? Here's a link to our signup form. Trust us! |
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thats just proved that anyone with English language proficiency will dominated this forum with the new merit system, becoming more like bitcoin glorifying forum than anything else, more like nice literature produce than any substantial economic & tenhnical proper, this smart popular person will just spit out condescending remarks towards others to tone down other people idea/thinking and win the discussion while offering nothing to the wealth of discussion
NAILED IT !!! Let's make trolling great again. |
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Check this ICO backed by gold. They are not a Ponzi but although the coin is lower then the initial ICO value, they do have a real address, management, and registration and so far they are keeping investors informed and making progress with the funds raised: COIN: MNTP https://medium.com/@goldmint/https://www.goldmint.io/Coin is now traded in: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/goldmint/In hindsight, I wished I had put my $$$ here instead of Bitonnect! If gold ever goes up, MNTN will do quite well as they have gold mines partnering, etc. Read the White Paper The physical gold that backs GOLD asset, is stored in independent banks and custodians all over the world. The number of GOLD assets in circulation should always be equal to the value of gold possessed by GoldMint. Introducing GOLDblahblahblah where the physical gold that backs GBBB assets (no comma) is stored in independent banks and custodians all over the world. The number of GBBB assets in circulation should always be equal to the value of gold possessed by GBBB ... but don't count on it, for we're a team of vodka-lovin' Russians out to make a buck so to purchase more ... wait for it ... vodka. |
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I've come across a guy called "nullius" with a shit tonne of merits more than anyone excluding theymos. Then I started digging because I'm good at it and I finally got to the level where I found "nullius" is something else, something that we don't see around here so easily because it appears he has a strong cryptographic background... So, who the hell is this guy? Is he the founder or what? LOL  Reference: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit;u=976210By happenstance, the [cool] dude also came on radar where I, too, noticed his Merit count, hence asking him privately if he's gmaxwell. He timely replied in kind and ask me if I would [kindly] ask the question in this thread. I told him to go kindly fuck himself.  PS: Don't click on any links he provides, for they're ALL diatribe traps.  /S, or /deadpan humour ends |
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hi bruno! when will exactly YTC be on exchange? i ask because i am too confused! you said yesterday that etherdelta was ready but you were waiting for another 2 exchanges before allow YTC for the trade. are you forced to start exactly whith those three exchanges ? I think that you must start whith ED and inser step by step these others exchanges in order to avoid many complains from investor and other supporters of this project;longer it take time to release exchanges more are these complains. I repeat: that is my point of view. 1- i want also know what will happen to unsold token,? the smart contract will burn them? 2- what about YT-SOX exchange and the optimisation of the main site  ? there is a evolution ? when exactly will them be ready ? ICO is now over i guess and these answers to these concerns will be helpfull for us! Thank you Bruno and have a great day! YTC to the moon   With humble apologies, we're still a tad behind on three fronts, outlined below. 1. Any unsold tokens will be given away to renown YouTubers who futurely join the program as a token of appreciation. Again, nobody remotely related to YuTü.Co.in, inclusive, will retain YTC for dumping on the exchanges et al. 2. The main site still has some bugs needing to be worked out, mostly pertaining the "permissioned blockchain" aspect. Albert ran into some issues when coding the YTC-Sox exchange on the Modulus platform where he has to seek help from their support staff in getting them resolved. The public-facing website looked and acted like shit so that's being revamped, but that's just HTML and CSS coding, thus not a major issue whatsoever, albeit a tad time consuming. We're opting to wait for the two exchanges to include us on their trading platform prior to firing up EtherDelta. We appreciate your sentiment that some supporters may become antsy because of the delay, but fortunately none others have expressed such off-channel, with exactly two users expressing that they have faith in us and will wait patiently (paraphrased, of course). A couple other users had minor inquiries wanting addressed is all. That said, again with apologies, we're extending the ICO into March with the obvious intent of raising some more startup capital so to continue to pay suppliers et al., myself excluded. We're currently in dialog with another prominent YouTuber which may or may not immediately pan out, but if not sooner, then later we believe they'll join the program. YTC can still be had for U$0.0025 each with a minimum purchase of U$10. Bonuses are available for purchases over U$100. See the OP for details. Bruno |
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I.m going to report this thread as scam project so that no newbie can be fool by this.
Threads don't get locked because they're about a scam. It's better to leave the thread open so that new potential victims can see the warnings. How many threads would you like to cite where they were locked by mods because the thread had ran its course, viz. morphed into a scam? |
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Tor user here. Cypherpunk who remembers that it took an excruciatingly long time to generate 4096-bit RSA PGP keys on 90s hardware. I am strictly pseudonymous. I am so dedicated to encrypting everything, everywhere, all the time, that I even encrypt all my forum posts with the military-grade ROT26 cipher. I am not fodder for your dragnet.I’ve never submitted to any “KYC” identity-rape doxing for anything whatsoever even remotely related to Bitcoin. On principle, I never will. Why the hell would I? In principle, my finances are private—mine, and mine alone. As a practical matter, I don’t need to worry so much about history repeating in some fashion the time that gold was banned for four decades in the country which ignorant twerps call “the land of the free”. I also don’t need to worry about the kinds of kidnappers and armed robbers who run from laws instead of making laws. My literal and metaphorical gold is immune to all criminals, whereas nobody knows who I am, where I am, or what I have. I know that theymos would never even consider doxing people. I also know that if he did, this forum would be promptly reduced to a small circle-jerk in the alt speculation subforum, hyping how Govecoin With Anti Four Horsemen KYC/AML Cavity Search Technology is going to the MOON. So, you want my dox? “...from my cold, dead fingers.”
One of the good things about the forum is anonymity, so a KYC appart from being expensive would scare many people that want to speak freely. Perhaps you come from a country where that is granted.
For my part, it doesn’t matter where I happen to be located at any particular moment. Nobody “grants” me the right to speak freely: I grant that to myself. If you wanted to shut me up, you’d need to find me first.
If you really think that a crypto anarchist / cyberpunk / anyone reasonable/rational/knowledgeable (i.e. any desirable user) is going to submit KYC to become a merit source or even to register here, then you are a nutjob.
I wonder why Jet Cash merited this shitpost.
Me, too. ...you were saying? Taxing my memory, I think also-two-spaces-after-a-full-stop Satoshi echos your sentiment.  FWIW, at least your posting habits are such that you'll never be on anybody's radar. In that spirit ... https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/User:NulliusThere is only one Bitcoin. One more thing. I'll pay if you tell me which Internet pipes you use that don't travel through ...  "Bravo Charlie, somebody's onto us!" "My name is nullius." |
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If actual people not bots are currently using their BCC to purchase BCCX on an the BCCX exchange then why is this volume not being reported on CoinMarketCap?
Why does Coinmarketcap still list BCC if they are not reporting on their actual trading data are they in on the scam as well?
Will Coinmarketcap ever list BCCX?
If BCCX is also a scam like BCC as written about in this thread repeatedly how is the BCCX group still even operational?
Why dont the authorities just get a court order invade the BCCX offices and shut them down?
BCCX doesn't even have a blockchain, let alone a proper exchange. What offices? Are you new here? ======================================================================== According to Bitconnect X Twitter of 23 Feb 2018, the purchased BCCX tokens will be transferrable on thurs, March 01 2018. I suppose this means that the BCCX wallet will be downloadable within the next 3 days. US Citizens or its legal residents are not allowed to participate in the BCCX ICO program so most likely trading participation will be more passive and subdued then it was with BCC coins in 2017. Nonetheless, Asia, Europe, Australia and South America should give some support especially from Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia.
https://twitter.com/bitconnectx/status/967299515177951232
BitconnectX @bitconnectx Follow Follow @bitconnectx More The #ICO period of #bitconnectx has come to an end. All purchased tokens will be transferable from March 01, 2018. More information will be announced later about #bitconnectx web and desktop wallet. @bitconnectx
11:25 PM - 23 Feb 2018 In essence, Investards will be participating in the same program as BitConnect sans participants from select countries, not having a fuckin clue that all BitConnect had to do was bar said countries opposed to shutting down completely due to FUD and TEXAS! et al. Amazingly, FUDsters don't live in the expressed allowable countries, not leaving them many excuses for the next time they close up shop. May I suggest playing the Nibiru-is-coming-right-at-us! card. |
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Yes, it's a reference to C++ programming. Not sure what you're insinuating though?
nothing at all just noting a coincidence glad you back any insinuation is unwarranted, apologies Of course totally unrelated, just interesting seeing the coincidences Nov 4, 2015 - Paul Vernon. Don't suppose anyone out there has got a function that will take an unformatted SQL query and return a nicely formatted string (with embedded tabs and ... FROM SYSCAT.VIEWS Views ; Any better offers would be appreciated. Regards Paul Vernon Business Intelligence, IBM Global Services. Nov 12 '05. https://au.linkedin.com/in/paul-vernon-1590461 both programmers one in England and one in US https://www.elance.com/s/pevernon/resume/Paul V. Specializing in LAMP Applications United States | Boynton Beach, FL Resume/C.V. We are proficient in most C based programming languages. PHP, PERL, C+, C++, C#, .NET, MySQL, LINUX, UNIX Service Description We have been developing business applications for dot coms since 1997. We are proficient in most C based programming languages. PHP, PERL, C+, C++, C#, .NET, MySQL, LINUX, UNIX
Internet Turnpike, Owner
Server administration and software developmentI guess Lorie wasn't qualified to work at Cryptsy, eh? If she had worked there, she would've been versed on how Master Vernon was cooking the books and manipulating ... wait for it ... the servers. Then again I could totally be off-base since Lorie's CV includes working in intelligence in the US Army alongside ... wait for it again ... Master Vernon. In order of everybody who made out at the end of Cryptsy's demise ... 1. Paul Vernon 2. The lawyers 3. Lorie Nettles 4. Slok 5. Cryptsy's user base |
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I don't know why this topic wasn't closed ... Bitconnect was a scam Because the creator of this thread knows that if negativity was good for filling BitConnect's coffer, he now believes that it'll be GREAT in onboarding new clients for his BitConnectX coffer. Name: bitconnectcoin
Posts: 145
Activity: 145
Merit: 100
Position: Full Member
Date Registered: November 15, 2016, 03:42:13 AM
Last Active: January 30, 2018, 10:47:56 PM  "BitConnectX is GR-R-REATTTTTTTTTTT !!!" |
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 "Heavenly Father, make BitConnect great again. Amen." |
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