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I'm surprised it's taken this long to come back with an answer as to exactly where we can find details about the companies official registration. We should be able to view these details online and the names of the people who own the company should be available as well, definitely before you come to a forum and start asking people for money. |
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This Definitely looks like a paycoin resurrection. lmfao similar terms, similar design etc..
The worst thing is it is the exact same team? This is complete insanity. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it must be a monkey. Is that how this is supposed to go? Just the audacity of it, how can they believe that this is acceptable? |
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This Definitely looks like a paycoin resurrection. lmfao similar terms, similar design etc..
The worst thing is it is the exact same team? This is complete insanity. @ICOcountdown.com Insanity is listening to facts from a website that just registered this month under a hidden identity. WOW, so you can call this ico a scam (on that absolute shit website btw)? Please tell us all how you came to be so great at judging whether an ICO is a scam or not since you have not one once of credibility?  |
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This Definitely looks like a paycoin resurrection. lmfao similar terms, similar design etc..
The worst thing is it is the exact same team? This is complete insanity. @ICOcountdown.com Insanity is listening to facts from a website that just registered this month under a hidden identity. WOW, so you can call this ico a scam (on that absolute shit website btw)? Please tell us all how you came to be so great at judging whether an ICO is a scam or not since you have not one once of credibility? Research and facts speak the truth: https://medium.com/@icocountdown/ion-coin-warning-cb686fb6e7a4#.m6zhq21ynIf you want to talk about the facts, I'm more than willing  |
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If this is the exact same team behind Paycoin, I'm not sure why anyone outside that circle would want to invest given the past events.
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. |
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? |
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. |
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. Yeah ok buddy.  None of the information is incorrect Matlack has connections with the Paycoin foundation, just google it. He has been involved from the start. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=matlack+paycoin+foundationLiterally just google it. All the data is still in google cache. Secondly, yes we all know POS comes from another crypto and masternodes that come from DASH is going to be used in this crypto clone. If you want to lookup history of it check Peercoin. I have stated the blackcoin relationship previously in the thread. Again none of this information is wrong, it is information from your own whitepaper you quote citings Eduffield(DASH developer). The point that I'm trying to make is you are not making any sort of new software. Thirdly, let me break down staking, it work likes this: to put it simply if you have more coins staking(on the entire network) you get more coins(total coins of the network). This is the same with masternodes. This is why you have a huge premine because you know you will stake alot of coins and dominate the network this is the same thing that happened with Paycoin. Then you will sell the staked coins off for profit on the free market. Again this is the same thing that happened with Paycoin which led to its failure. Fourthly this is still the same idea as Paycoin and you have not argued that point. Thanks again and I await your reply. |
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via http://www.ionomy.com/newsionomy.com platform opens April 25th ionomy.com is proud to announce that the launch of full ionomy.com platform is on April 25th. Registered users will now be able to access offerings including an online BTC wallet, Stakers, and Atoms Auctions.  All users will now be able to fully manage their accounts, including 2fa options and password management. Additionally, the new staking interface will show a user their current active stakers, the options enabled for each staker, and the current balance and time remaining. The wallets on the platform are also now fully functional and live. Currently BTC is the primary option. Users are able to send and receive, as well as purchase subscriptions and participate in Atoms auctions. The ION/BTC exchange pairing will be live at the completion of the ICO on May 16. As we enter the third week of the ICO, we would like to invite all of our users to come explore the new ionomy.com platform and learn more about the ionomy. Ionomy Admin | 21st April, 2016 Hey everyone, check out GAW Miners v.2.0! Now with slightly less PNG! Will I still be able to use Red Rocket ships to super-magically double my profitz?  |
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. Oh god I'm having flashbacks, feels like 2014 all over again. This is the same shit that the hashtards said about GAW/paycoin.  |
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How to set 2FA for ion account..??
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. Oh god I'm having flashbacks, feels like 2014 all over again. This is the same shit that the hashtards said about GAW/paycoin. http://e.lvme.me/swtmvsx.jpgTruly enlightening response, has graphics and insults... I guess we will see then, obviously you think its a scam, I dont. Time will tell. |
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@icocountdown.com You should get your fact right if you want a successful website, you have several errors in this post: Matlack was an investor that lost money with XPY and tried to redeem it with XPY.IO. Your bitcoin magazine reference actually stated that Matlack was at odds with Garza and declared its independence from GAW. Also no evidence of Matlack scamming anyone. Your second reference doesn't mention Matlack at all. Your third is a forum in which they call Matlack a scammer but also provide no evidence. Basically your references prove that Paycoin was a scam, most already know this. You show no evidence as to how Matlack was a part of the scam. Actually it uses Blackcoin (POS 3.0) with Dash Masternodes incorporated. The premine is laid out in detail here and is not as you describe: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#coin-overview• Initial coin supply: 10,900,000 IONs • 5 million IONs will be available through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in exchange for BTC and a wide selection of other cryptocurrencies. • 3.4 million IONs are allocated to ionomy.com and shall be distributed as structured incentives to gamers through the gaming applications designed by ionomy.com. • 2.5 million IONs are reserved to pay bounties for coin development. Paycoin had a dynamic percent return which could be changed at any time and had compounding returns. Ion will have a static return which is described here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#staking-walletsAnd here: https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki/ION-Technical-Whitepaper#masternodesMaternodes won’t have a compound interest rate as it will have to remain a 20,000 block to remain a Masternode. Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco. He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam. Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else. Why are you so excited to join his team? Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. Does perpetuating and reiterating the same scam you fell for mean you don't have a mind for business then? Or does it mean you know exactly how the whole thing worked and now want to recreate it. I'm going to say it again: insane. |
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How to set 2FA for ion account..??
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Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco.
He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam.
Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else.
Why are you so excited to join his team?
Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. I'm not gonna be as nice as Phildo and will just say that you're full of shit. Nice try avoiding to address the xpy.io failure. Matlack and Co were told by many, repeatedly, that trying to rescue XPY is a wasted effort yet he chose to do it and drag a bunch of other lunatics with him. A year later he's now blaming some bad guys (XPY devs, which as it turns out are completely unrelated to Matlack's gang - where was that vital information a year ago?) and wants you to give him more money. I mean - feel free to do that, just let us LOL at the "great idea". The ION source code has not been released yet, how do you know its similar to any coin out there?
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there is lots of talk about this Matlack fellow, but from all my research he got screwed by Garza like a million others
That "fellow" also tried to revive XPY. He was told it's impossible and after the inevitable failure we're supposed to believe this new coin will be a success because... they told us so? ION has nothing except a website and a whitepaper. Not even a functioning wallet, or an escrow, or anything of ANY trustworthiness. Also try asking them how their business model fits Google Play and iTunes TOS. Didn't matlack get screwed for less but he roped in his friends and scam them for their money? Matlack and the others in Josh's circle knew cmon. I bet mordica is hiding in the background somewhere under a new name.. maybe Moe Jordica? |
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Let's roll with your theory that he was 100% innocent in the GAW fiasco.
He was too stupid to stop himself from losing money in an obvious scam.
Then his next venture, xpy.io was an abject failure (as they have completely abandoned it and moved on to something else.
Why are you so excited to join his team?
Falling for a scam doesn't mean you don't have a mind for business. I'm not a part of the team, just a small time investor. I think it has the potential to bring in users that aren't even aware of crypto. Make some addictive mainstream type games in which users can export/import assets. It's a great idea if executed properly. The business plan hasn't been released and will better explain/answer a lot of questions that have been asked, in regards to how it will be successful. I'm not gonna be as nice as Phildo and will just say that you're full of shit. Nice try avoiding to address the xpy.io failure. Matlack and Co were told by many, repeatedly, that trying to rescue XPY is a wasted effort yet he chose to do it and drag a bunch of other lunatics with him. A year later he's now blaming some bad guys (XPY devs, which as it turns out are completely unrelated to Matlack's gang - where was that vital information a year ago?) and wants you to give him more money. I mean - feel free to do that, just let us LOL at the "great idea". You throw accusations with little to no evidence, constantly, I think you are projecting. |
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 wow i love all these charts so colorful and interesting and so much information i can't believe how much growth the gaming industry will experience so exciting shame there isn't a single goddamn mention of ION or general crypto integration in videogames...let alone how this horrid excuse for a scam-coin even pretends to be of any practical value in the mobile gaming industry. at least your website looks cool...but what the hell is going on in the animation? All I'm seeing is a kid with ADHD holding an iphone. What's up with all the unrelated graphics...why is he dying in space? WHY ARE THERE OPEN CONTAINERS FILLED WITH CHEMICALS SITTING UNDER A DARTBOARD AND OVER THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF ELECTRONICS? Why is there a shadow covering half of his body - does that represent his crippling depression/schizophrenia? The longer I look, the more doubtful I am of this entire 'ICO'.... Their website looking cool isn't hard. Its bootstrap with a theme. I haven't looked at the source but i suspect its a theme from themeforest with an author that charges the usual rate of per site around $20 to use the theme. bitlend.io used oneui a good theme template thats $23. It is very very very easy to make a professional looking clean site nowadays so i wouldn't take that as meaning competency. I suspect if you search theme forest you will find this exact rocket ship animation. They have done some artwork modifications to include the bitcoin symbol on the cup and the ion icon on his shirt... it'll be a modified purchase. |
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there is lots of talk about this Matlack fellow, but from all my research he got screwed by Garza like a million others
That "fellow" also tried to revive XPY. He was told it's impossible and after the inevitable failure we're supposed to believe this new coin will be a success because... they told us so? ION has nothing except a website and a whitepaper. Not even a functioning wallet, or an escrow, or anything of ANY trustworthiness. Also try asking them how their business model fits Google Play and iTunes TOS. Didn't matlack get screwed for less but he roped in his friends and scam them for their money? Matlack and the others in Josh's circle knew cmon. I bet mordica is hiding in the background somewhere under a new name.. maybe Moe Jordica? They were not friends, it was the congregation, pastor and his wife. I think Matcrook got them for 500k?'    The only way I will invest in this coin is if: 1. Pex Peppers accepts it 2. I can purchase a raygun with them ( I still owe bitpop 1 ) Mr. Crook will you make a wiki on "How to Join ION Slack" like the one that was made for paycoin "How to Join Paycoin Slack" http://xpy.wiki/index.php?title=How_to_Join_Paycoin_Slack ? To the rest of the people  |
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