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August 20, 2014, 03:12:46 PM |
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Can you please make separate wallet for 64 bits.
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slex
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August 20, 2014, 03:12:54 PM |
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If Moolah decides not to refund this as promised, they reputation will be over. Guys, start taking printscreena of this. This is going to be a hit on Twitter/Reddit!
He cannot be trusted I will never ever invest in IPO were moolah is involved it will be a scam, just like this. Scam is too big of a word but definitely Moolah seems to be biased and unreliable at this point. Really disappointing! I am sure moolah will be fine with out you. They would rather not be taken to court because they did not fulfil their obligation to pay the SYS team and lose a few of you small investors. As long as the SYS team has met their obligations for receiving the funds there is nothing Moolah can legally do. If you guys lost money on it then face it you made a bad investment. (even if the price goes up from here but you sold still bad on your part) I just do not get how people can keep beating the drum for refund or want a buy wall set up so they can dump their coins for even money. The refund is not for a price guarantee it is they have to provide a working coin and have been given time to fix any issues. Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this. Yes, it was. A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window. Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations.
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MantisCoinDev
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August 20, 2014, 03:13:16 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
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August 20, 2014, 03:14:42 PM |
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If Moolah decides not to refund this as promised, they reputation will be over. Guys, start taking printscreena of this. This is going to be a hit on Twitter/Reddit!
He cannot be trusted I will never ever invest in IPO were moolah is involved it will be a scam, just like this. Enjoy your BTER scam coins then. How much SYS do you currently own? If Moolah decides not to refund this as promised, they reputation will be over. Guys, start taking printscreena of this. This is going to be a hit on Twitter/Reddit!
He cannot be trusted I will never ever invest in IPO were moolah is involved it will be a scam, just like this. Scam is too big of a word but definitely Moolah seems to be biased and unreliable at this point. Really disappointing! We are not being remotely biased, we are sticking to what we have clearly communicated to the general public. People refrain from spreading misinformation. Conditions were not met and no refund
That is what you call a scam. Initial launch conditions were met. We imposed additional conditions after the coin started to show instabilities. Anybody else would have released the coins at that moment of launch.please ,look at this situation, this problem is big thing, so don't compare this launch with other normal escrow, the bigger you are ,the more duty you should have. think of our investors, you should refund. be smart. good for your websit and reputation. ps: the wallet in my system can't work , win8 64bit. so is this the problem or not?
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August 20, 2014, 03:15:01 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
Like that will happen...
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August 20, 2014, 03:15:55 PM |
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r we at block 4876?
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August 20, 2014, 03:16:04 PM |
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People here are nuts.
If the coin ended up curing cancer or AIDS a week from now people would still be bitching about the launch day.
The Playstation 4 network being down the 1st day didn't stop all you bratty little kids from wanting one now did it?
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August 20, 2014, 03:16:07 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
I think you need to suck up your losses or if you still hold stop spreading fud so it will rise in price and you will make money.
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August 20, 2014, 03:16:41 PM |
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I am wondering how many people bought SYS, knowing they could get refund. I guess, most of the biggest screamers didn't know about it. Also wondering how many of the screamers really have SYS ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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slex
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August 20, 2014, 03:17:06 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
Like that will happen... If our review shows that the Syscoin team has completely failed, and refunds are necessary, there will be a full refund. If our review shows that the Syscoin team has met their contractual obligations, and refunds are not necessary, there will not be a partial refund. However, we are recommending a staggered release to ensure continued development.
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Bitcycle
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August 20, 2014, 03:17:28 PM |
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Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this.
Yes, it was.A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window. Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations. Well, there goes your credibility, right out the window. You have Zero Point Zero credibility units left.
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August 20, 2014, 03:17:59 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
I think you need to suck up your losses or if you still hold stop spreading fud so it will rise in price and you will make money. Wasnt speeading fud, just facts. Moolah owns 10% he is part of the filthy scam, secret conditions were not told to investors. Dog act. Dirty lying schemeing dev team and alex/moolah. Complete dog act to hide the secret terms and conditions from us. You think investors would have invested if you told them the truth nope.
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August 20, 2014, 03:18:33 PM |
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Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this.
Yes, it was.A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window. Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations. Well, there goes your credibility, right out the window. You have Zero Point Zero credibility units left. He also seems to be a shady person in general, look him up on google.
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andyge
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August 20, 2014, 03:20:10 PM |
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If Moolah decides not to refund this as promised, they reputation will be over. Guys, start taking printscreena of this. This is going to be a hit on Twitter/Reddit!
Syscoin developers seem to be greedy for their coins and still nothing price related confirmed.
Also, the coin was not properly working at launch. This is what started this disaster and now reputation of this coin is beyond repairing. Moolah, don't say that the coin was working at the beginning because I was here then and that is the only reason while I was unable to dump my coins back there.
Have some dignity.
We promised to do so if conditions were not met. If those conditions are met, we have no reason not to refund. Our refund decision will not be based on reputation. The coin worked fine at the beginning, how do you think so many people actually managed to buy and sell at the start? We dont know you said started,is this a little times?OMG is too funny.We are three years old? Now we only want to ours money.Because it is not normal over.
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slex
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August 20, 2014, 03:20:19 PM |
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Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this.
Yes, it was.A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window. Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations. Well, there goes your credibility, right out the window. You have Zero Point Zero credibility units left. At launch, could you import a private key and then send/receive funds? Yes, you could. This is a fact. There would have been zero coin movement otherwise. We would not have even been able to distribute. Shortly after launch however, a number of issues popped up that led to the coin being in an almost unusable state, which led to our review period.
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August 20, 2014, 03:20:32 PM |
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The great problem of altcoin scenario we face right now is a lot of teenagers who see this as a game, invest 0.1 btc sometimes not even that and when something goes wrong they are , polluting forums, destroying coins, we have seen large coins being destroyed by fud children's children. Now I have a message for you ,CHILDREN WILL USE THE COMPUTER TO MASTURBATE AND LET THIS MARKET FOR ADULTS !!!!!!!!!!
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August 20, 2014, 03:21:44 PM |
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We are here to fuck shit up
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slex
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August 20, 2014, 03:21:45 PM |
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I think half the btc should be returned to us.
I think you need to suck up your losses or if you still hold stop spreading fud so it will rise in price and you will make money. Wasnt speeading fud, just facts. Moolah owns 10% he is part of the filthy scam, secret conditions were not told to investors. Dog act. Dirty lying schemeing dev team and alex/moolah. Complete dog act to hide the secret terms and conditions from us. You think investors would have invested if you told them the truth nope. We have been very open regarding our role as an escrow provider. I personally bought coins when people started dumping them, I also hold balances in 17 other digital currencies.
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August 20, 2014, 03:21:54 PM |
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Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this.
Yes, it was.A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window. Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations. Well, there goes your credibility, right out the window. You have Zero Point Zero credibility units left. At launch, could you import a private key and then send/receive funds? Yes, you could. This is a fact. There would have been zero coin movement otherwise. We would not have even been able to distribute. Shortly after launch however, a number of issues popped up that led to the coin being in an almost unusable state, which led to our review period. Sorry Boss, it's over. You're done here. No credibility left. Please move along.
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August 20, 2014, 03:22:02 PM |
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wallet doesnt work for me. win 8 x64.
it is working fine for me, may be there is a problem on your end. yes you are right - i cant garante that the problem is not on my side. All i can garante is that the wallet doesnt work for me.
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