RippleScam.org is accepting guest posts - post your opinion!

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

RippleScam.org is accepting guest posts relating to ripple or cryptocurrencies in general. Anyone is free to contribute, regardless of what their opinions are (pro or against), as long as it is high quality. Guest posts will not be edited.

Everyone is welcome

No advertising in the post is allowed, however you are allowed to include something in the author blurb. Send me a PM if you are interested in contributing.

[Viceroy]

RippleScam.org is accepting guest posts relating to ripple or cryptocurrencies in general. Anyone is free to contribute, regardless of what their opinions are (pro or against), as long as it is high quality. Guest posts will not be edited.

Everyone is welcome

No advertising in the post is allowed, however you are allowed to include something in the author blurb. Send me a PM if you are interested in contributing.

Oh I see, so you are the person behind ripplescam.org

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=212730.0



Ironic that you are the one yelling so loudly when you are the same one who offers illegal bank-like services through your hidden domain coinlenders.  Truly fascinating.  I guess it's easy to bribe people with 5btc since you've stolen so many bitcoins with your illegal bank, huh?

A perfect demonstration of your lack of integrity, once again.

[yvv]

Ripplescam.org is scam!

[Viceroy]

Oh, interesting... you only post the comments that agree with your con-man position.  Anyone offering a opinion other than ones that support your incorrect thesis are hidden from public view in favor of your skewed beliefs.

Ripplescam.org is scam!

Tradefortress has a history of scamming because he is a known criminal:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=256008.0

And contrary to this OP he does not allow guest posts on his site, unless they agree with his incorrect views.

[Viceroy]

More interesting...

David Schwartz
April 19, 2013 at 5:13 am
I’d be happy to discuss these issues with you openly and honestly on an open forum such as the Bitcoin forums or any neutral ground of your choice. There are numerous outright factual misstatements in the above that aren’t even issues for debate — for example the language the server is written in is actually C++. You could make better arguments if you were better informed.

I’m an employee of OpenCoin, one of the developers of Ripple, and am speaking only for myself.

I invited JoelKatz to post here.