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February 25, 2016, 09:38:28 PM
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It is absolutely my business, I am their creditor.

This made me LOL.

Have one, thanks.
Loansharking? I hope you are charging them a fair interest rate.



I didn't catch this before, but this seems strange:

1|Guy Corem:2016-01-20 10:35:17:As i said,
1|Guy Corem:2016-01-20 10:35:24:I embrace and happy about Classic
1|Guy Corem:2016-01-20 10:35:51:I think that in the long term, it will be good to Bitcoin to have several competing chains
1|Guy Corem:2016-01-20 10:35:56:And governance models
https://forum.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-discussion/bigger-blocks-discussion-jonathan-toomin-guy-corem-t5080.html

In contrast with this 3 days later:

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Miners and pool operators, friends and partners, I urge you to rescind support for this hostile political takeover and keep Bitcoin growing within its existing consensus-based governance."
https://medium.com/@vcorem/lesson-learned-from-the-classic-coup-attempt-or-why-core-needs-to-prepare-a-gpu-only-pow-6a9afe18e4b0#.o9b8k4juq


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February 25, 2016, 10:10:31 PM
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/47j3ly/why_i_switched_back_and_support_core/

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February 25, 2016, 11:04:40 PM
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Such a shame ... at one time you had a voice on this forum Guy, but now all you quote are URLs.

Time and time again.

zzzz ...

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February 25, 2016, 11:33:29 PM
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I switched back to Core too support and I'm proud of it!

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February 26, 2016, 03:59:30 AM
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I actually wasn't directing my comments specifically at you

You clearly were, you quoted my reply, to replied to elements of it, you used to "you" repeatedly.

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February 26, 2016, 07:09:45 AM
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I actually wasn't directing my comments specifically at you Adam

You clearly were, you quoted my reply, to replied to elements of it, you used to "you" repeatedly.

So as well as you poor grasp of electronics you also don't understand that 'you' can apply to a group as well as an individual? I just quote your post in it's entirety as I couldn't be bothered editing out lots of bits.

How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for? Unless you are a shareholder, an entirely different thing to a creditor, then you don't have a say in how the company is run. The only exception to this would be where the company is in adminstration but even then it's the liquidator that calls the shots 99% of the time.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?
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February 26, 2016, 12:24:55 PM
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I actually wasn't directing my comments specifically at you Adam

You clearly were, you quoted my reply, to replied to elements of it, you used to "you" repeatedly.

So as well as you poor grasp of electronics you also don't understand that 'you' can apply to a group as well as an individual? I just quote your post in it's entirety as I couldn't be bothered editing out lots of bits.

If you can't be bothered to organize a post in such a way that it reflects what you're trying to communicate then that's not what you're communicating.

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February 26, 2016, 01:34:41 PM
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How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for?

Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?

Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T. 

Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.

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February 26, 2016, 02:07:46 PM
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How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for?

Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?

Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T.  

Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.
We have a dispute over affiliate commissions. Adam Allcock sued Spondoolies-Tech so I can't comment further.
After the dust will settle, I'll give my version of the events.

Guy

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February 26, 2016, 02:23:43 PM
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How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for?

Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?

Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T.  

Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.
We have a dispute over affiliate commissions. Adam Allcock sued Spondoolies-Tech so I can't comment further.
After the dust will settle, I'll give my version of the events.

Guy

"version", isn't there a "truth" out there we can hear instead?

Do you guys even manufacture mining machines anymore?
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February 26, 2016, 02:25:30 PM
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How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for?

Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?

Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T.  

Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.
We have a dispute over affiliate commissions. Adam Allcock sued Spondoolies-Tech so I can't comment further.
After the dust will settle, I'll give my version of the events.

Guy

"version", isn't there a "truth" out there we can hear instead?

Do you guys even manufacture mining machines anymore?

Any idea how long till it's all over and we can hear your version of events?  I think most would like to see both sides.

Either way guess  does not sound like a ton of fun.  I also would love to hear about machine and SP50 been a LONG time since any updates just showing of rendering. I enjoy seeing/hearing about gear.  Seems like thread has fell far away from gear lately.
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February 26, 2016, 02:26:04 PM
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With Adam providing evaluations and comparisons of units while simultaneously working (read: exploiting) affiliate campaigns, getting paid by Bitmain to shill, etc. he is full of shit in many ways.. I am not sure what all of the background is but very interested in hearing Guy's side of the story when the lawsuit is done..

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February 26, 2016, 07:29:50 PM
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Any idea how long till it's all over and we can hear your version of events?  I think most would like to see both sides.
About another 2 years - if Spondoolies / bitcoin lasts that long.


With dogie providing evaluations and comparisons of units while simultaneously working (read: exploiting) affiliate campaigns, getting paid by Bitmain to shill, etc. he is full of shit in many ways.. I am not sure what all of the background is but very interested in hearing Guy's side of the story when the lawsuit is done..
Exploting affiliate campaigns, what does that even mean? And I really love the irony of the statement that I am somehow financially biased against Spondoolies, when Spondoolies paid / will pay / are meant to have paid the most out of any manufacturer. I mean, that doesn't even make sense...


Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.
Most of it predated SP20s.


Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T. 
I was owed the majority of it from June 2014, I just got tired of being nice to someone who wasn't being nice back and filed in January 2016. That's a long, long time I gave them to sort out their shit. What you saw on the forum was due to Guy wanting an even higher score in the manufacturer trustworthiness thread than they deserved, because he wanted to use it to show investors they were the best company [remember those surveys that were commissioned]. For example, he was claiming they were an in hand only company when there was zero, zero chance that the SP50 generation wasn't going to require taking money up front.

Apparently 88/100 was an insult, so I was denounced from the industry for not bending to being bought off, and / or setting up the scene that any claim I would bring against them wasn't real. Some real dirty stuff going on with NDAs floating about.


Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.
I wouldn't hold my breath for even Spondoolies getting an SP50.

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February 27, 2016, 01:29:41 PM
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https://bitcoincore.org/en/2016/02/26/zero-knowledge-contingent-payments-announcement/

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February 27, 2016, 03:46:34 PM
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How are you a 'creditor' - did you loan them money or are do they owe you goods that you paid for?

Dogie claims to be owed a substantial amount of money by SP-Tech for a referral campaign during the SP20 sales.

Anyone reading your recent posts might conclude that there is something very personal going on here between you and Spondoolies/Guy - did you perchance ask them for an 'evaluation' SP50 and they said no?

Dogie and Guy have a long-standing passive-aggressive catfight on the forum, it just escalated when dogie felt he was owed & denied payment from SP-T.  

Also, buyers with cash in hand seem to have a hard enough (impossible?) time getting  SP50's in their possession, I wouldn't hold my breath for anyone getting an evaluation SP50 in this lifetime.
We have a dispute over affiliate commissions. Adam Allcock sued Spondoolies-Tech so I can't comment further.
After the dust will settle, I'll give my version of the events.

Guy

Guy

I am confident you already have plenty of ammunition for the suit, but I have done plenty of following and documenting of Adam's business "practices" and know others who have the same information if not more who would enjoy seeing Mrs. Allcock get what she deserves for polluting this community and how it specifically relates to a case of representing different companies while involved in less than honorable business practices even today.
I have only been around a little over a year, but others have been here for much longer.
Please let us know if assistance is needed with anything.

On another note, I have always voted for Spondoolies equipment and would enjoy seeing some news on miners. Is there any way we can see an Easter egg hint dropped soon?

Transaction fees go to the pools and the pools decide to pay them to the miners. Anything else, including off-chain solutions are stealing and not the way Bitcoin was intended to function.
Make the block size set by the pool. Pool = miners and they get the choice.
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February 27, 2016, 08:08:18 PM
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but others have been here for much longer.
You keep referring to yourself as "we", like a consortium. Why? Who is we?


Please let us know if assistance is needed with anything.
If you want to help Guy, stay as far away from the case as you can. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905210.msg13231891#msg13231891

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February 28, 2016, 12:15:01 AM
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And that's why I'm supporting Core. The benefits of bitcoin adoption with this kind of improvements (SegWit can be another example) will be exponentially higher than a simple block size increase. But only when the time will be right!

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I was owed the majority of it from June 2014, I just got tired of being nice to someone who wasn't being nice back and filed in January 2016. That's a long, long time I gave them to sort out their shit. What you saw on the forum was due to Guy wanting an even higher score in the manufacturer trustworthiness thread than they deserved, because he wanted to use it to show investors they were the best company [remember those surveys that were commissioned]. For example, he was claiming they were an in hand only company when there was zero, zero chance that the SP50 generation wasn't going to require taking money up front.

Apparently 88/100 was an insult, so I was denounced from the industry for not bending to being bought off, and / or setting up the scene that any claim I would bring against them wasn't real. Some real dirty stuff going on with NDAs floating about.

Whatddaya think is going to happen when dealing with them?  Be very fucking careful and realize the money is probably already gone.  

You neva gonna see those $100K eva.  This is normal business in Israel.

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February 28, 2016, 01:44:11 PM
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On another note, I have always voted for Spondoolies equipment and would enjoy seeing some news on miners. Is there any way we can see an Easter egg hint dropped soon?

There is no miner
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February 28, 2016, 10:05:33 PM
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but others have been here for much longer.
You keep referring to yourself as "we", like a consortium. Why? Who is we?


Please let us know if assistance is needed with anything.
If you want to help Guy, stay as far away from the case as you can. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905210.msg13231891#msg13231891

I choose not to respond to your bait tactics except to say, I hope you enjoy learning what it is like to sit in court as if you keep your mouth shut for a change you may actually learn something about life.




On another note, I have always voted for Spondoolies equipment and would enjoy seeing some news on miners. Is there any way we can see an Easter egg hint dropped soon?

There is no miner

Do you have a resource for this or is it speculation? I am sincerely curious as I do not understand why they would not have a miner in hand. It is obvious they have the talent, either have or can get the money, and anything else needed.

Transaction fees go to the pools and the pools decide to pay them to the miners. Anything else, including off-chain solutions are stealing and not the way Bitcoin was intended to function.
Make the block size set by the pool. Pool = miners and they get the choice.
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