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3701  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 10:16:20 PM
Send 20 BTC here: 1EdQQb6LtHSj5xyXcfKBJurkxaQRGYsyxF

I will throw in the other 2.5 BTC and pay smart1985 22.5 BTC.

Take it or leave it, onetime offer.





BTC_Bear, let's show this turd how it's done in this community so that he'll grow up one day and get a clue and be a functional part of the community instead of a whining turd.

I pledge 2.5 BTC to smart1985 so that I have a reason to hate OP for the rest of my life.
3702  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 10:10:15 PM
Find it quite funny that all the donators and VIPs are on smart1985's side and some of the other "normal" people are saying not a scammer.
You don't know how to argue, do you?

Let's examine your statement:

Code:
Find it quite funny that all the donators and VIPs are on smart1985's side 

What does being on smart1985's side entail? That you should give him back his money? Okay.

Code:
 and some of the other "normal" people are saying not a scammer. 

But wait-- does thinking that you have money that doesn't belong to you also mean thinking you're a scammer?

Do you see how your loaded words are designed to continue to fool yourself and rationalize to yourself?

To anyone with a grasp of the English language, it's quite obvious you what you're trying to do.

You're also wrong. I'm a donator, and I don't think you're a scammer. You're wrong. Wrong.

What I do think is that you're an unethical shitstain and the type of person we should be weary of.

Good luck lying to yourself.
3703  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 08:09:37 PM
LOL, not too long ago Matthew was on the other side of the fence,
I'd hardly call that being "on the other side of the fence". More like a newbie not knowing how to handle a situation because he was robbed. OP is clearly just butthurt and trying to get a quick profit.


3704  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pre-order Bitcoin Magazine - Quality control, final revisions on proofs on: April 28, 2012, 07:50:10 PM
Even though I'd love to give the exact print date here, the management at Bitcoin Magazine won't allow me and instead direct you to a press release on Tuesday, May 1st, 2012 at 10:00AM. It's news I am sure everyone (except trolls/detractors) will be very happy to hear.

It's been a fun ride getting to this point, but now it's time to say goodbye to all the trolls and start representing the Bitcoin community in a professional way that will actually bring people into it instead of scaring them away.

Keep a close eye on http://www.bitcoinmagazine.net starting Tuesday, May 1st, 2012 at 10AM as I will no longer be giving announcements on this thread.

Thanks for the wait everyone!



Press release: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/5/prweb9463303.htm
3705  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 05:20:03 PM
Why don't you stop repeating yourself and start addressing some of the real questions people have posted?

Indeed. I am sure that if I send you 10 000 BTC right now I will instantly have it back great honourable sir terrytibbs !

Yes, you would.
3706  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 04:31:37 PM
I would have given the coins back if he did not attack me like that.

So you've decided to stay butt hurt. Good for you....

* gigavps puts bulanula back on ignore

Ditto.
3707  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 04:03:10 PM
I don't even get a chance of appeal or to defend myself.

I lol'ed.

Your chance was right now, and you've already stated what you think is your case. I couldn't care less who the person sent you coins was. It could be CoinExchanger, Bitscalper, Atlas, or some other shady fuck that we all wish were in a ditch someplace, but definitely you're wrong in this and every word out of your mouth that isn't "I'm wrong", is one more person who's going to hate you.

Keep it up, asshole. The popcorn is popping.
3708  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 03:50:37 PM
@Everyone:

This piece of garbage is basically saying that if you do business with him, and you accidentally send him too many coins, he's going to keep them. His words, not mine.

Have a nice day.
3709  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 03:35:33 PM
I would have refunded but he started attacking me publicly.
No you wouldn't have. Stop lying. I read the entire log and your forum posts. You were going to give him "credit" for the "overspend".

Stop rationalizing and start being a man.
3710  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pre-order Bitcoin Magazine - Quality control, final revisions on proofs on: April 28, 2012, 03:34:24 PM
Matthew should have a "Making of Bitcoin Magazine" video. It has been quite a drama and would make an interesting video. Perhaps a Christmas stocking stuffer?  Cheesy

Why did you ruin the surprise?
3711  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 03:31:43 PM
So let me get this straight, you have acces to this 25 BTC and refuse to pay them back ?

Yep. Even after the guy showed proof that he owned it and sent it himself.

I'm really surprised how ignorant he is thinking that starting a thread about this and bringing attention to himself is going to do anything but wage a war against him.
3712  Other / Meta / Re: Unjust scammer tag on: April 28, 2012, 03:08:31 PM
Here I am with a big fat scammer tag related to this issue here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483.msg841913#msg841913

I don't think you're a scammer at all. You're just an unethical sleeze  who profits off of other people's mistakes.

The scammer tag isn't appropriate at all, but there is no "Unethical Scummyfuck" tag.


P.S. I voted "no" because you're not a scammer. You're just unethical and the more people whom you draw attention to yourself will only confer with this.
3713  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: An Argument Against The IBB on: April 28, 2012, 02:31:32 PM
Atlas, please get lost. No one wants you here and you've already been perma-banned twice now.
3714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pre-order Bitcoin Magazine - Quality control, final revisions on proofs on: April 28, 2012, 02:29:13 PM
Can we no longer order Bitcoin Magazine via Memory Dealers? http://memorydealers.com/hardware/bitcoin-equipment.html

Since we accept Paypal directly now, there is no point to.
3715  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pre-order Bitcoin Magazine - Quality control, final revisions on proofs on: April 28, 2012, 01:32:52 PM
Well, at least I got my Coineer magazine now.

So it did end up being the first physical bitcoin magazine after all...

If all you wanted was toilet paper, I could have sent you a roll.


The week.  It is almost up.

I'll have the announcement tomorrow everyone is waiting for.  Cheesy
I'm sure we're all waiting in breathless anticipation. Shall I alert the media? I mean the ones that publish magazines.

http://www.instantrimshot.com
3716  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pre-order Bitcoin Magazine - Quality control, final revisions on proofs on: April 28, 2012, 01:07:43 PM
Let me be the first to say: Even if you do ship the mazine out today, you still fucked up and owe us all an apology and interest on all the money you held for all this time.

Hasn't he been telling you people to ask for refunds since forever ago? And since when does bitcoin earn interest? That's a fiat concoction.

At bitcoinica you can get interest on your BTC deposits Wink Actually 6.21% per year is today's rate.

That's not interest, it's stealing from stupid people.

...Ok, that's probably the same thing.

Sorry, companies don't give interest to customers who purchase pre-orders of things. Everyone is welcome to a refund though if they don't want to purchase the magazine. I'll be back in a few hours with the announcement.
3717  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: bitcoincard.org on: April 28, 2012, 02:06:10 AM
I have no idea what that site is, but it's not ours. Also, as I said before "Bitdex" is just the codename we use to refer to it. It has a legal registered name for the patents, business, etc. but we've agreed not to use it publicly until the press release.

you do realise those where toys right?

o rly
3718  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: bitcoincard.org on: April 28, 2012, 01:52:21 AM
I looked up bitdex, and there wasn't even that much there from my perspective.  I'm sure that you know whether or not a product exists with bitdex, but I don't.  You don't even have a video or the attempt at a faq, just a cartoon of a book.
BitDex is the codename. I highly doubt you would find anything online about it, since I've only mentioned it maybe 7 times briefly on the forums since 2011. The discussions related to the BitDex have mostly been done inside the DCAO away from prying eyes. I'm quite curious as to what cartoon you found lol

Ad-hoc meshing may or may not be a solution, but that also depends on what your persectives on what the problem is.  Wireless mesh networking has it's place, but I won't claim that it's easy or likely, but a meshable hardware wallet would be a useful feature for some.  Furthermore, you don't have a working demo either; at least not one you are willing to show us.
And that's the meat of the argument right there. I'm not making videos promoting something I'm not ready to show a working unit of.  Wink

How then, if not some kind of p2p ad-hoc connection?  If it involves a cable, you've already lost.
That will all be outlined in the press release.)

Fair enough, texting is an unnecessary function.  Still, they would work great for sending the device a cryptographicly signed purchase receipt, something that I would find useful.  You could buy something at wal-mart with bitcoin anonymously, but walk out of the store with a return receipt that's far better than the paper receipts available now.  Of course, if you are using a wal-mart branded bitcoincard, they know who you are anyway.
I will say that as a kid I did love those bluetooth, radio and IR connected chatting devices. Something like "My Diary" or somewhatnot. Rad stuff that was.
3719  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: bitcoincard.org on: April 28, 2012, 01:19:20 AM
This so explains your hostility to features claimed in bitcoincard, you're biased because you're invested into a competitor.
My hostility is towards vaporware and unsubstantiated claims. No demos, no word on functionality, just a video, some hype-ful tweets, etc. If this actually works, I'll be the first to celebrate and congratulate the developers. Seriously. The problem is that I don't believe ad-hoc is a solution for Bitcoin transactions, and they have no working prototype to show (the one at the conference wasn't a working demo).


Will your product be able to transact without cell service
Yes, although we're working with cell companies to have the option available for whomever wants it.

send free text messages as well?
No. I don't personally see any value of a financial tool being a chatting device. If we wanted that, we'd just stick with using a mobile phone.

Can't wait till I can cut the red ribbon on this one.
3720  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: bitcoincard.org on: April 28, 2012, 12:13:39 AM
can you give us more info

Nope. You can read the press release when we're ready. It was supposed to be released 3 months ago, so that means any day now.  Wink
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