Vezunchik oaxaca agreement

[Vezunchik]

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This confirms that both Vezunchik and Oaxaca agree that all their unpolite or unfair actions becomes irrelevant.
With no bad feelings about thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194434.0;all.
Also Vezunchik makes 0.75 BTC payment from public BTC wallet
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to "Nonprofit Recycling and Exchange Network"
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[oaxaca]

How often do these stories have a happy ending?  Nobody was hurt, nobody was scammed, and a good deed was performed.

I'd like to use this tale as a warning to everybody (myself included) to please do your research before acting.  Who among us hasn't been lured by the fantastic promises of the "Chinese money printing machine"?  I know I have.  Will be again without doubt.  Next time you want to jump at a too-good-to-be-true opportunity, try and remember this little tale and do your research.

end of sermon.

[Vezunchik]

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[Vezunchik]

By the way, is there any trust/rating network/system (not OTC) well known in bitcoin community? I mean that OTC registration - is not for a person with basic knowledge about PGP, cryptography, chart bots and so.

[Vezunchik]

And is it possible for you to say that you agrees with #1, at least here?
Do you think that saying someone "idiot!" constantly will make people to respect you?
Definitely not me!

How often do these stories have a happy ending?  Nobody was hurt, nobody was scammed, and a good deed was performed.

I'd like to use this tale as a warning to everybody (myself included) to please do your research before acting.  Who among us hasn't been lured by the fantastic promises of the "Chinese money printing machine"?  I know I have.  Will be again without doubt.  Next time you want to jump at a too-good-to-be-true opportunity, try and remember this little tale and do your research.

end of sermon.

[oaxaca]

I agree with #1, no problem.