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Ha, I received a reply to my ticket and they credited my account. He said that he "cleared the cache" and the funds appeared.
I hope the paycoin blockchain doesn't have a cache.
Had the exact same thing happen to me a few minutes ago. Why would it make sense to use a server side cache? |
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@gwai said: Would be nice to hear what the official statement is on PYC/paycoin as it has been steadily rising on the speculation? Meeting with most of the exchanges this week. Since we own the copywrites, there are only a few options. .....But you catch more flies with honey  Follow me on Twitter - @gawceo >copywrites I refuse to believe this guy graduated high school, much less obtained hundreds of millions of dollars based on a white paper with tons of elementary errors similar to this one. Seems like PYC will probably see a bump from the name confusion. Unless they buy every coin out of existence, it will always be an issue Both PayCoin and PayBase are alredy in use in commerce by other organizations and companies. PayCoin (PYC) is already in existence as most people know. PayBase is a transactional payments platform owned by a company called Bottom Line Technologies ( http://www.bottomline.com). Even the most moronic of companies due a small amount of due diligence before selecting names they plan on trademarking. Registering a website does not qive you the right to the name. Both are already being used in commerce for the same exact thing so it would be very difficult for GAW to get the trademarks unless he planned on paying both a quite nice sum of cash. I am sure they bought them, not too hard when you have a high cashflow coming in to buy a trademark. Or maybe a "copywrite".... |
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@gwai said: Would be nice to hear what the official statement is on PYC/paycoin as it has been steadily rising on the speculation? Meeting with most of the exchanges this week. Since we own the copywrites, there are only a few options. .....But you catch more flies with honey Follow me on Twitter - @gawceo >copywrites I refuse to believe this guy graduated high school, much less obtained hundreds of millions of dollars based on a white paper with tons of elementary errors similar to this one. |
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Paycoin: The People's Money
Hmm...sounds familiar The Democratic People's Republic of Korea People's Republic of China |
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PayCoin sounds a little close to PayPal in "lexical construction", didn't a bunch of companies get into trouble for using "iSomething" in the past couple of years? I'm probably completely off track, not sure how TM works, I'm guessing the name was vetted by lawyers not to come in conflict with others in the same space having a similar name that could be mislead.
His highly skilled lawyers and his highly trained businessmen. |
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Good friend of mine just confirmed after a meeting with low level SEC representatives that the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating GAW MINERS, LLC for securities fraud and WILL be indicting/prosecuting them under the 1970 RICO Act.
Get any assets you have left out NOW.
Oh dear. Was your account hacked again? Either that or you have really shitty friends that play stupid pranks on you. No. We've known each other for years and he lives in DC. I can guarantee that an investigation will go public eventually but I don't have physical evidence yet |
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Good friend of mine just confirmed after a meeting with low level SEC representatives that the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating GAW MINERS, LLC for securities fraud and WILL be indicting/prosecuting them under the 1970 RICO Act.
Get any assets you have left out NOW.
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@zerocylinders said:
@Leo said:
@Faydabomb: I believe that if anyone can do what Josh has planned, he's the person to do it.
ZeroThe main thing that is different in this coin is the fact that it's not just throw together by people trying to make some fast money. It's being created by a group of people with some outstanding business experience who know how to market items and have the financial backing to make this work.
Why do you think Josh can pull this off? I don't see anything in his resume that would indicate a substantial background and connection in legal, financial, or marketing that would allow GAW to create a multibillion dollar trading platform. Do you know Josh personally? Is there a resume somewhere with this info? I looked on linkedin but all I can see is GAW and Great Auk Wireless.
Leo: And who are the "people with outstanding business experience" that you are referring to?
GAW_CEO: My silent partners at GAW built the largest bond trading platform in the world :grinning:
Follow me on Twitter - @gawceo
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we have 30 % crazy people with the promise to 5x the money in.... soo im sure this next days they will be getting several bitcoins from users..,
That people that had already ROI well they can chill and mine haslets ppoints to see what will happen soon as we are near end year as the ico starts..... soo no looss the problems is from new users new investors getting in thinking invest 4000 to 20000 from the new coin promise.... all dreaming too high as i said before me entered late when primes were already 40 dollars soo i must stand and support the new coin as oportunity to reach ROI and stand with the invest on primes as haslets lets see what is to coming
Let's see if I can protect people from the stroke I had while reading that. About 30% of customers went crazy with the promise of 5x returns, and as a result I predict that GAW will receive several bitcoins from "investors" in the coming days. Those who have already achieved a positive ROI are able to mine on Hashpool with little financial penalty while being able to participate in the ICO near the end of the year. Those who are investing solely on the promise of massive ICO returns are delusional as I have stated before. I invested late when Primes were already $40, so I am compelled to stick around for the ICO as a last resort for positive ROI. Let's see what is to come..... |
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 I kinda feel like we are being forced to point our Zens to Hashpool... |
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I'm very disappointed by what I am seeing on HT. There are people rationally trying to help others make sense of the white paper and they are getting down voted to hell.
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Hashtalk went down the second the announcement was supposed to be posted...
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Hattiesburg, MS is the hometown of Joe Mordica.
Really? Didn't know that. Their warehouse-slash-datacenter is also located in or near Hattiesburg. And I was not aware of that, but now it makes perfect sense. Source from here, https://www.linkedin.com/pub/joe-mordica/33/680/264 |
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Smoke and mirrors  The "trick" is to garner as many eyeballs a/k/a subscribers as soon as possible, by offering promising, guaranteeing the world, in order to then fleece the big money investors, which in turn, pays out to those little people. If you check the tail number of the rented corporate jet you can see the flight plan from the day he rented it. All it was, was a pathetic little flight from South Carolina to Mississipi - cannot recall where, to Vegas. All pomp and circumstance to "impress" his little gang of followers. It is cute how his followers claimed it is cheaper to rent a jet than it is to fly cattle cargo for such a large and important company. Reality is that plane was being returned to Vegas and they hitched a ride. Consumate con-artist and bullshitter this Josh Garza. Rudderless ship in the sea of cryptocurrency right now, will keeping conjuring up more elaborate schemes to keep the fire stoked.....and the it will all blow up his face. I respect your opinion, and I'm not completely convinced of GAW , but you need to get your facts straight about the plane in question. The plane is registered to an LLC based out of Mississippi and the plane's home base is Hattiesburg, MS, so I doubt it was being returned to Las Vegas as you claim. As a matter of fact, after landing in CT, the plane did in fact return to Hattiesburg, MS as filed by the flight plan. Yes indeed. I am going off memory from when it occurred. Hoiwever that wasn't the point. The point was the flight eminated from Mississippi or where ever. Which means he had to get there to make use of this corporate jet for the last leg. It was not like he rented it from his home town and flew direct to Vegas instead, for the smoke and mirrors he and his team took commerical flight to Mississippi in order to board that plane and arrive in Vegas "in style". He flew his team cattle cargo to MS to make use of this jet which went to Vegas for whatever reason. Flight did not eminate from his home port. Hattiesburg, MS is the hometown of Joe Mordica. |
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I have deleted all my negative replies to this thread. By accessing BitcoinTalk over TOR my account was compromised. I understand that payouts have been low recently but GAW really has changed mining for the better.
Is that why you have "DO NOT TRUST GAW THEY OWE ME 22 BTC" in your signature? http://i.snag.gy/SlFZh.jpgYes. GAW does not owe me anything. |
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I have deleted all my negative replies to this thread. By accessing BitcoinTalk over TOR my account was compromised. I understand that payouts have been low recently but GAW really has changed mining for the better.
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