Bitcoin Investment

[BInvest]

MOD NOTE:
Seems quite shady, I'd be careful giving this guy money.


Hello. I am Ronald Boor. I am a Belgian student who have made a bank, BInvest, where you can buy shares of 0.1 BTC. After a month they will be buyed back. This will be your profit.

I am not asking you to invest (investments are only possible the first day of each month) but looking what can be better.

Thank you.

[favdesu]

lol. they don't even try anymore

[BInvest]

 
I am not a robot. Only my English is not very good.

[Kiwi7]

Bintcoin - another alt-coin? No, thanks 

[BInvest]

That must be Bitcoin. Edited. 

[DannyHamilton]

Is your name Trendon Shaver?  It really sounds like your name might be Trendon Shaver.  Maybe he's a friend of yours?

[MrHempstock]

I'm in.   

[Dps23]

Hello. I am Ronald Boor. I am a Belgian student who have made a bank, BInvest, where you can buy shares of 0.1 BTC. After a month they will be buyed back. This will be your profit.

I am not asking you to invest (investments are only possible the first day of each month) but looking what can be better.

Thank you.

it is presented even worse than classic scam
even if it was not scam why I should put my money to you and hope that I will get something next month?
even if you were student from Belgium (and not fraudster from -I could name country because than 1000 people write me why this country-) and your intentions were 100% crystal clear you admit on your webpage that I can loose all my invested money

so why the hell I should trust you and put my hard earned money to you?

I am very sorry but thats the life - and I warn other people - invest only as much as you can loose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MrHempstock]

While we're at it, fellas, I've just developed the Everlasting Gobstopper. The one from the movie, not the irl one from the 80s. I've done all the legwork and up front costs have already been handled. I just need your money to pay the taste testers to spit out the EGs before they leave our facility. No one likes their fingers bitten.

[NewLiberty]

Hello. I am Ronald Boor. I am a Belgian student who have made a bank, BInvest, where you can buy shares of 0.1 BTC. After a month they will be buyed back. This will be your profit.

I am not asking you to invest (investments are only possible the first day of each month) but looking what can be better.

Thank you.

Hi Ronald,

Since you are looking for what can be better.  Here are some things that are better:
1) Consider making something and selling it for Bitcoin.  
2) Or offering a service and accepting payment for that service (more valuable service than choosing how to spend others bitcoins without telling them what you will buy, or have bought, ahead of time).
3) Study for your classes.

[NewLiberty]

Hello. I am Ronald Boor. I am a Belgian student who have made a bank, BInvest, where you can buy shares of 0.1 BTC. After a month they will be buyed back. This will be your profit.

I am not asking you to invest (investments are only possible the first day of each month) but looking what can be better.

Thank you.

Hi Ronald,

Since you are looking for what can be better.  Here are some things that are better:
1) Consider making something and selling it for Bitcoin.  
2) Or offering a service and accepting payment for that service (more valuable service than choosing how to spend others bitcoins without telling them what you will buy, or have bought, ahead of time).
3) Study for classes.

Well clearly BTC Investing is still in its infancy. With all the possible "stock" or "contracts" there isn't much of a prospectus unless its a post on these forums highlighting hashrates of the new mining hardware...etc.

Once investments  standardizes (similar to the exchange houses) then we will more influx of outside investors seeking returns from the BTC markets. (Such as myself now that difficulty went up again.)

Perhaps BTC investing is in its infancy, (the Winklevosses may disagree), but even if it is.  Investing is not in its infancy.
A Belgian student should walk over to his friends in the B-School and at least take a look at a prospectus, an investment summary, or at least know the answers to the basic questions that will most likely be asked and put that minimal information out there.  This is even more true if one is putting themselves in the position of being the expert investor for their customers.  How is this going to generate any confidence that this fellow can evaluate a good investment?  We should not have to guess so much.

[DannyHamilton]

good investment?

No.