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Still looking for more applicants.
I would like to be ending this and selecting individuals within the next few days.
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I am still seeking more candidates.
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Wait, .0025 to .02 bitcents or .0025 to .02 bitcoins per submission?
I am sorry it was confusing. Between .0025 to .02 bitcoins per submission. |
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I am looking to hire 1-3 qualified individuals to engage in data entry. Requirements: - Extremely strong written English. Creativity is a plus. High WPM is not essential, but means you can earn bitcoins faster.
- Basic image cropping and editing skills (crop and size sections of screenshots, fill out backgrounds, etc)
Each item listing will have 7-11 sections to fill out or mark check boxes. This includes a single image for each item. Payment will be paid per 20 items submitted. Individuals will be paid between .0025 and .02 bitcoins per submission. The amount paid per submission is based on the quality of the submissions (accuracy, image appearance, level of writing, etc.) With proficient skills, it is possible to submit 4-10 listings per hour. If you are interested, please PM me the following: 1. Your experience and qualifications. 2. Number of hours on average you can work each day. 3. A preferred method of contact. Email or Skype is ideal. If not provided, I will assume you wish to continue contact through bitcointalk.org private messages. |
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Does anyone know how much pirate is estimated to have stolen, and the dollar value? I thought it was more than 100k BTC, but I may be wrong.
If I remember correctly, somewhere around 500,000 btc. This was when it was trading around $10, so $5,000,000 total. In the SEC statement regarding Pirate, I believe they said he only profited around $170,000. Either he threw most of it away trying to trade on exchanges, or there is still a large majority of it out there hidden by Trendon Shavers. |
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Not a single comment re. me doubling the commission rate?
Come on; this is unacceptable gouging. Who does he think he is. Etc?
It does seem like quite a jump to go from 5% to 10%, but it's your site and if people don't like it they don't have to be invested in it. I'm sure you'll just keep moving it up as long as people don't seem to say much regarding it. |
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you should always ask your hardware supplier for ROI guarantees.
That simply won't happen. |
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How many clients have you have for bitcoin-related sites?
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I have decided to give the bondholders a nice juicy bonus due to such a wonderful opening sale. For every 20k bonds sold I will guarantee a minimum of a 10MH/s per bond increase.
20k sold 110MH/s
40k sold 120MH/s
60k sold 130MH/s
80k sold 140MH/s
100k sold 150MH/s
Those are minimum hashrates and will likely increase once I get to meet Dave. As if LabRatMining wasn't being competitive enough in the market, just had to make the deal that much better.
Saying that electricity and management doesn't come out of mining revenue, acting as if equipment won't depreciate and eventually break, randomly "magically bumping up" mh/s just for the hell of it, and avoiding answering all real criticisms...... Red flags. Red flags everywhere. |
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You sir remind me of something, oh ya see hereMPOE-PR isn't trolling- she is being honest. Anyone with any knowledge of the subject should be criticizing the hell out of this lousy offering. |
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This installment will add at least 15TH/s to the companies mining operation, and with it will follow an increase in dividend payout to a minimum of 166.67MH/s per bond (this may increase depending on company expansion). This not only gives the new investors an increase in dividend payment, but gives greater benefits to the initial and early investors.
I still don't see you figuring in the "Free" additional hashrate as the company expands, which should offset your "share value goes down" Sure! To offset the share price devaluation, the hashrate of each share has to rise in the exact same % as the increase in % of the global bitcoin network hashrate. If the network increases 6x, each share should be 600MH/s. Less than that and it lost value. Using the 166.67MH/s per share means that the share only devalues after the network hasrate has passed ~250TH*1.6667 = 416.67 TH/s. I'm expecting this in August, with most of 100TH getting online and the Avalon chips shipping en masse. Please explain to me where having a 4.3BTC share in Asicminer will pay for itself in a reasonable amount of time? 4.3BTC / 0.025BTC per share per week = 172 weeks... Why shouldn't LabRatMining bonds be worth the same ridiculous mark-up as Asicminer? You're missing the point that some people don't want to have to host hardware and want to enjoy the benefits of mining. I'm not only offering you the benefits of mining, but at a 7 fold rate compared to most other bond issuers. You have to consider the fact that mining isn't a sprint, it's a marathon. Don't ever purchase anything looking for it to pay itself off in 2 weeks... ASICMiner shares should not be compared with bonds. Even if it is appropriate to compare them (which it isn't), saying "they are ridiculously marked-up, so why shouldn't we be?" is a terrible argument. |
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I said it earlier in this thread and I'll say it again:
I find it very hard to imagine a scenario in which investors actually profit from this offering. This is merely a method for the issuer to re-sell BFL pre-orders at a large markup to profit while revealing themselves of the majority of the risk. Outside of the facts, the rest of the contract is mostly filler language used to entice potential investors.
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Why is the deposit adress changing? I bought 0.69 BTC yesterday and wanted them transfered on my JD account. My wallet at the time was 1PpyrMf787iuS5jSEKR8gb96KmrXNjfgG2. Today I log in to see that my wallet has changed to 1HwKzAgXe6zAnTuUQEJwwXNwLC6tHTNvo2. It is writtten that I can use my old wallet if I want but will the coins be transfered to my account or are they lost in the process?
You can use the old address and it will go into the same account. |
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So this is just a glorified plan to re-sell butterfly pre-orders.
I am finding it hard to believe any investor would profit from this. By the time the mining equipment arrives and is setup, the network will likely be at a much higher difficulty.
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As for the poor dude who claims to have lost his bitcoins or his phone compromised, that's his fault.
He asked me to address you: Send a mass message to investors saying this.
As I don't really feel like giving out my forum name to the public on there.
" I contacted the Mcdonalds that I was at, and they said that nothing was caught on tape, however the phone WAS later returned that SAME day. I called the last 3 places and the 2nd was Mcdonalds who did have my phone. Upon arrival I checked wallet and found my bitcoins gone. I believe I have like .004 left. Anyways, the only transaction I saw was a 30 BTC to one I didn't recognize. I checked all over the phone and found in the search history that he went on just dice. So yeah, I don't really have anything to lie about? I mean, I have a family to take care of, I know investors recently had quit a hard loss with that one cici person winning alot. If I ever did gamble on this website(wont ever happen, after what just occured) or any other website I would NEVER go in with ALL my money. That is crazy, as that was pretty much a huge investment flip for me. even a 50% portion of the money( i understand its coming from your pockets) would do wonders, as any money getting back is really nice. I have just set a lock on my phone, along with deleting google chrome, and found a new alternative web browser that does not save passwords" This whole story is just ridiculous. Even if it wasn't ridiculous, you'd still have no duty to replace his coins. |
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I say we need competition.
Competition is one of the most amazing market forces. However, vague/shady securities with little few mentioned details should not be the standard held to compete with. We don't need more of those...but they will keep coming. |
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On a serious note, am I right to tell this guy that it's not up to Just-Dice to refund his coins? He seems pretty insistent that it's the site's fault the coins were stolen.
You have no duty to provide a refund. It is his fault for losing his property in the first place. While it is unfortunate- you have no responsibilities regarding the situation. |
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Ahahahaha the company lawyer is advising you on an unregistered sale of securities omfg caveat emptor
Just when I thought I had seen it all
http://www.bettercallsaul.com/ |
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