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March 02, 2014, 03:07:42 AM
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If you've got 1 coin under your username, no one is listening. You can thank bitcointalk for that.
I agree +1 I got into bitcoin recently and always supported Neo (can read my last posts not only here but all in bitcointalk. that will give you a better idea than the 1 coin below the name, no?). If this is the welcome from senior or early adopters you are not really supporting more in. Edit: At least two Neo investors knew about it after I introduced them to it. |
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March 04, 2014, 12:33:54 AM |
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Hello Danny, Neo team. I know you just opened the first brunch but, how is the expansion going? I found this article ("Cue The Bit-Peso – Unbanked And Potentially Bitcoined" http://bitcoinmagazine.com/10769/cue-bit-peso-unbanked-potentially-bitcoined/) and made me think that there are great possibilities for the unbanked with Neo. With the infrastructure it is creating can really gain that market with some advantage. Remittance can also be a great deal. I am sure you have thought about this, is just that I feel bitcoin is moving so fast that, even though you said the cake is too big, fast movement is required. I am not an entrepreneur neither know of business strategy, is just a feeling. Are you hiring new people to look for those possibilities? I think this wouldn’t be a bad investment. I am aware there is Neo & Bee Kenya. Latin America and Asia will be worth looking into too. |
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seanneko
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March 04, 2014, 01:23:50 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. |
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talktopab
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March 04, 2014, 01:32:52 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. TAT, this member has three coins below his/her name. Do you care now? Instead of taking comments as offensive and ignore them you could look at them from a constructive point of view. We are investors and as such want the best for our investment. More than that, many here believe Neo can be a game changer for bitcoin and this is a strong reason to invest into it, at least for me. Note: there is a large difference between the trolls and the constructive manner of the investors/commenters in this thread when commenting. I hope you look more into that difference than the amount of coins below our name. |
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March 04, 2014, 03:27:43 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. TAT, this member has three coins below his/her name. Do you care now? Instead of taking comments as offensive and ignore them you could look at them from a constructive point of view. We are investors and as such want the best for our investment. More than that, many here believe Neo can be a game changer for bitcoin and this is a strong reason to invest into it, at least for me. Note: there is a large difference between the trolls and the constructive manner of the investors/commenters in this thread when commenting. I hope you look more into that difference than the amount of coins below our name. I fail to see what the issue is with the website; you can't please all the people all the time and as usual there are some dissenting voices here who always seems to know better. Perhaps if you are such experts you could make a list of the specific issues (ie rather than opinion) and what you think the solution should be. You should also keep in mind Neo's current market - so, I'm presuming you will have done lots of market research with regard to Cypriot values, attitudes and behaviours? With regard to the 1995 comment - you weren't around in 1995, if you think that is what websites looked like then (think tables and static images). |
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March 04, 2014, 03:43:19 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. TAT, this member has three coins below his/her name. Do you care now? Instead of taking comments as offensive and ignore them you could look at them from a constructive point of view. We are investors and as such want the best for our investment. More than that, many here believe Neo can be a game changer for bitcoin and this is a strong reason to invest into it, at least for me. Note: there is a large difference between the trolls and the constructive manner of the investors/commenters in this thread when commenting. I hope you look more into that difference than the amount of coins below our name. I fail to see what the issue is with the website; you can't please all the people all the time and as usual there are some dissenting voices here who always seems to know better. Perhaps if you are such experts you could make a list of the specific issues (ie rather than opinion) and what you think the solution should be. You should also keep in mind Neo's current market - so, I'm presuming you will have done lots of market research with regard to Cypriot values, attitudes and behaviours? With regard to the 1995 comment - you weren't around in 1995, if you think that is what websites looked like then (think tables and static images). creekbore, you are completely right. Your words made me think twice. I just wanted to make observations on things that could influence potential customers. "Perhaps if you are such experts you could make a list of the specific issues (ie rather than opinion) and what you think the solution should be." This will be the first way to go about suggestions! Clarification: I did not meant website look like when in 1995. I felt somehow unfair TAT indicators to valuate comments from participants in this thread and point out it wasn't only me (just one coin under my name) thinking similar about Neo website. |
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March 04, 2014, 04:10:38 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. TAT, this member has three coins below his/her name. Do you care now? Instead of taking comments as offensive and ignore them you could look at them from a constructive point of view. We are investors and as such want the best for our investment. More than that, many here believe Neo can be a game changer for bitcoin and this is a strong reason to invest into it, at least for me. Note: there is a large difference between the trolls and the constructive manner of the investors/commenters in this thread when commenting. I hope you look more into that difference than the amount of coins below our name. I fail to see what the issue is with the website; you can't please all the people all the time and as usual there are some dissenting voices here who always seems to know better. Perhaps if you are such experts you could make a list of the specific issues (ie rather than opinion) and what you think the solution should be. You should also keep in mind Neo's current market - so, I'm presuming you will have done lots of market research with regard to Cypriot values, attitudes and behaviours? With regard to the 1995 comment - you weren't around in 1995, if you think that is what websites looked like then (think tables and static images). creekbore, you are completely right. Your words made me think twice. I just wanted to make observations on things that could influence potential customers. "Perhaps if you are such experts you could make a list of the specific issues (ie rather than opinion) and what you think the solution should be." This will be the first way to go about suggestions! Clarification: I did not meant website look like when in 1995. I felt somehow unfair TAT indicators to valuate comments from participants in this thread and point out it wasn't only me (just one coin under my name) thinking similar about Neo website. Thanks for the thoughtful response. It is very easy to be critical, much harder to be constructive -- yet we all enjoy reading criticism (music, film, etc)...it is so much more entertaining. You must remember TAT/Neo etc have spent a lot of time here listening to criticism first that that they were scammers, then were doing it wrong, then etc etc. They've just launched the world's first BTC bank...I imagine they are exhausted and fed up with the constant harping. Perhaps the issue with the site stems from Neo&Bees corporate palatte, which as a designer I wouldn't have gone with (black and yellow is a common combination within the natural world to signify danger). However, I trust Danny and his team have done the MR and at this point I am more than happy to go sit on my N&B investment and trust them to make the right calls. |
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March 04, 2014, 07:30:41 AM |
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Hmmm so on what are you working on now? When we'll receive end of the IPVO summary? Updated prospectus? Any news from easycoin? Merchants? Are you proceeding deposits in NEO now, or still waiting ? Seems like buzz is over, no tweet from #whoisneo or #NeoandBee for 5 days  |
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March 05, 2014, 07:31:24 AM |
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Did anyone open an account yet or are they still too unconfident given the recent fluctuations?
It would be nice if someone from Cyprus could give us a perspective of how the population is reacting in this first operational days, and I don't mean just the Neo impact from media exposure, it's more about a sociological comprehension of a country with such a particular background.
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March 05, 2014, 10:31:14 AM |
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I thought Neo would let their customers fix the euro amount in their acc, so there is no risk for the user.
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March 05, 2014, 11:08:26 AM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. It was bad decision not to invest if you ask me. The website is functional, though, perhaps not fitting a western esthetic. It was created by Cypriot webdesign company. I think it was part of Neo's plan to hire and use local workforce only. Keep in mind this website is meant for Cypriots who Danny said are not very internet savvy. You have to compare the design of this website with other Cypriotic websites for an apples to apples comparison. I'm pretty sure this website is best of breed when it comes to Cypriot websites and that's what matters. Be sure website design will improve once Neo expands beyond Cyprus. |
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March 05, 2014, 01:02:32 PM |
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P.S. For a company that would launch a "payment network to compete the current credit cards and money transmission businesses", your website is not that impressive (to say it very very politely)! You have to make a significant upgrade.
This is one of the main reasons why I decided not to invest. I do not have much confidence in a company who are trying to build a revolutionary new payment system based on cryptocurrency when their website is not only broken, but also looks like it came straight out of 1995. It makes me question the level of technical expertise they have working for them. It was bad decision not to invest if you ask me. The website is functional, though, perhaps not fitting a western esthetic. It was created by Cypriot webdesign company. I think it was part of Neo's plan to hire and use local workforce only. Keep in mind this website is meant for Cypriots who Danny said are not very internet savvy. You have to compare the design of this website with other Cypriotic websites for an apples to apples comparison. I'm pretty sure this website is best of breed when it comes to Cypriot websites and that's what matters. Be sure website design will improve once Neo expands beyond Cyprus. I confirm the website is good for Cypriot standards. |
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March 05, 2014, 04:05:47 PM |
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If I held the same views on Ukyo, would I be getting involved? Certainly not! (...) Its very easy to throw mud based on limited information, there is a valid reason as to why this information cannot be made public, at this moment in time, but that will change. (...) I have also made it known that anyone pursuing legal action should contact me personally or through their legal representative, if they want to save themselves a lot of time, effort and money. Any Updates? |
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March 05, 2014, 08:25:43 PM |
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Guys,
I live in Cyprus. I heard about Neo & Bee but never paid much attention. I am in payment industry and I can investigate them if anybody wants.
I am curious to find out who they are and how they are doing.
Let me know and I will do a full report about them.
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Fabrizio89
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March 05, 2014, 08:29:10 PM |
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Guys,
I live in Cyprus. I heard about Neo & Bee but never paid much attention. I am in payment industry and I can investigate for them if anybody wants.
I am curious to find out who they are and how they are doing.
Let me know and I will do a full report about them.
Hello. This is the CEO https://twitter.com/BtcDanny I'm sure he will be happy to hear of your interest. If you can help us have a better understanding of the situation in Cyprus, what challenges they will face and so on, we will be happy to hear from you. |
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March 05, 2014, 08:32:56 PM |
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Guys,
I live in Cyprus. I heard about Neo & Bee but never paid much attention. I am in payment industry and I can investigate for them if anybody wants.
I am curious to find out who they are and how they are doing.
Let me know and I will do a full report about them.
Hello. This is the CEO https://twitter.com/BtcDanny I'm sure he will be happy to hear of your interest. If you can help us have a better understanding of the situation in Cyprus, what challenges they will face and so on, we will be happy to hear from you. To be honest i am in very close contact with JCC but i am not JCC competitor or do I work for them. |
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March 05, 2014, 08:38:32 PM |
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Guys,
I can investigate for them if anybody wants. Let me know and I will do a full report about them.
Why do you have to wait for someone to give you the "yes" before you start? |
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March 05, 2014, 08:59:42 PM |
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Guys,
I can investigate for them if anybody wants. Let me know and I will do a full report about them.
Why do you have to wait for someone to give you the "yes" before you start? Nah just interest from the community that's all. |
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NotLambchop
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March 05, 2014, 09:23:19 PM |
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Back on topic:
1. What has changed after the "branch opening" on the 24th?
2. Does anyone have a NeoBee account?
3. Are there live ATMs?
4. Did any money, crypto or otherwise, change hands?
5. Did cryptocyprus make any announcements since the promise to "make full update tomorrow" on Feb 25? Perhaps teh mods accidentally his posts?
thx.
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