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August 24, 2014, 05:24:05 AM |
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to the person cheerleading for paypal... why u here? do u work for paypal? don't u think your barking up the wrong tree? do u even crypto? lol why use any crypto whatsoever if u love paypal?
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August 24, 2014, 05:30:26 AM |
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and to anyone comparing NXT theft with the vericoin theft and their situations with the rollback or no rollback... u clearly know nothing about market cap and percentages lol or numbers at all and you shouldn't be trading or investing in anything besides food and shelter. lol
i will not explain why nxt couldn't do a rollback or why vericoin had no choice but to do a rollback... even pnosker said publicly that nxt should NOT rollback..
for all the children out there that want to fud or actually think your posting something true , please do some research before cause your just making yourself look bad...
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August 24, 2014, 06:35:28 AM |
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It's a real shame that some people on this coin have so little tolerance or insight. I avoid PayPal whenever possible. I don't like it. BUT PayPal provides an excellent service to millions of users who are willing to pay the fees and use it. I found it quite reasonable to ask why any Gran, Joe or Janet in the first world would bother using an alt currency when they can use CC or PayPal or OK Pay etc. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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August 24, 2014, 09:54:26 AM |
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1. Why should I take the risk of using vericoin if I already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
wow, you don't even know how much fee PayPal charges for their randomly freezing money system. Everybody with 5 fingers on his hand should understand that you are just talking trash. Well I have always used Paypal and never payed a cent for doing so... no idea what you´re talking about. Could you explain me what "randomly freezing money system" is about instead of trolling and insulting... https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/paypal-feeswell, I don't know if you are just not the smartest out there or just don't want to understand how this world works. Either way you pay the fee. The Merchant will just charge the fee hidden in the price you pay. Do you really think just because you are not charged for the fee you are not going to pay it in the end? You should really start to think beyond the doors you life in and understand what is behind all this marketing billion $ company shit.
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August 24, 2014, 09:58:12 AM |
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World Crypto Network YouTube channel on the NXT hack. Chris Ellis said, " And bear in mind it wasn't even their (NXT) fault. And to their credit, they didn't go with what Vericoin did with a very very rollback and a very very dishonest way of running a coin. So they kind of at least did the right thing as a coin." "So, all of the customers got their money back. Bter said that they were going to pay everyone back. So they're the ones taking the hit. Because if that's true, then that's the best outcome. That's the lessons to take away..." http://youtu.be/ptQGRyOx_Ew?t=20m40sUmm, NXT hack was not a security issue to the blockchain. Very little damage done with 5% stolen from a POS coin versus 30% in the case of the VeriCoin theft. The shoe doesn't fit. Comparing apples and oranges. etc.etc. "And bear in mind it wasn't even their (NXT) fault" is he Suggesting mintpal hack was vericoins fault ? Also the stated about 5% vs 30 % appels oranges more like appels and mellons. also they would hold enough to possibly attack the coin with 30% . Can Chris Ellis point out the ones that where dishonestly threated due to the rollback besides the holders of the 30% stolen coin? Id like to add that i think its great that Bter is paying back their customers ( i think they and many others have seen what happend to Mintpal volume after the hack. Either Chris Ellis Doesnt know what hes talking about (wich i dont think is the case)or he is purposly leaving out Vital information that makes all the difference in the NXT vs VRC hack, it doesnt make him a Liar but telling the "truth" in such away doesnt make him much better then one either.
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August 24, 2014, 11:42:56 AM |
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@altcoinUK: Well bro, I have a feeling, that you are already lost to the dark side of BobPlop and gang. Your point of view regarding importance of blockchain2 is simply wrong. Vericoin does not need blockchain2 on itself. It can use existing platforms like ripple, stellar and what else is going to get realized on this field. I feel like you are just annoyed, that your point does not get the dev´s and community´s attention you had hoped for.
As for I am annoyed that my idea doesn't get attention, yes personally I think apart from BTC the blockchain 2 coins are the future, but there are other coins which I have invested (Ethereum, Viacoin, 2 other smart-contract start-ups that are not altcoins and not public yet and waiting for the Skycoin IPO as well), so there is no annoyance from me regarding to the reception of my suggestions - I have plenty other opportunities to be involved with blockchain 2. To be honest what is important to me that the devs start to implement anything that works, like implement a rolling doughnut hole in the wallet so users can take a flying fuck into the doughnut hole, because from publicity and mass adoption viewpoint that would be more useful feature than the current delusional worldwide mass adoption theme and its useless, lame VISA card idea. Terms of the technicality, I appreciate your comments, but we have never discussed the implementation details of blockchain 2 here, so I am not sure how do you know what my suggestion on implementation level is :-) I have pointed out here white papers, source codes, current implementations such as Ripple, Counterparty, Ethereum, but we never ever got into the details terms of design and options on implementation level. I am not sure why do you think the supporters of the blockchain 2 theme had the chance to discuss here anything. Actually, probably there is nothing to discuss and expect as the devs are not in the league of Peter Todd, btcdrak not to mention Buterin. We investors thought they are and capable software developers - it seems they aren't. To be honest, from a short chat with pnosker I have the impression the devs don't even understand the source code of bitcoin, litecoin, vericoin (pnosker had no idea what OP_RETURN output is) which is not surprising as vericoin is a Sunny King copy/paste fork with very little added value from the vericoin devs. Again, we investors thought the devs are capable to take the forked software to next level, unfortunately they are not. That's why Barrabas' idea does make sense, and perhaps the "good guy" theme is the only solution here.
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August 24, 2014, 01:18:09 PM |
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Great! It's time the useless cheerleaders, silver coin creators, radio hosts, so people who failed to progress the coin and supported the actions that brought the coin to 9k go way. The issues needs be discussed here without you hype makers. Bye, have a good time at veritalk ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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August 24, 2014, 02:05:51 PM Last edit: August 24, 2014, 05:39:21 PM by luisb |
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1. Why should I take the risk of using vericoin if I already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
wow, you don't even know how much fee PayPal charges for their randomly freezing money system. Everybody with 5 fingers on his hand should understand that you are just talking trash. Well I have always used Paypal and never payed a cent for doing so... no idea what you´re talking about. Could you explain me what "randomly freezing money system" is about instead of trolling and insulting... https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/paypal-feeswell, I don't know if you are just not the smartest out there or just don't want to understand how this world works. Either way you pay the fee. The Merchant will just charge the fee hidden in the price you pay. Do you really think just because you are not charged for the fee you are not going to pay it in the end? You should really start to think beyond the doors you life in and understand what is behind all this marketing billion $ company shit. I honestly suggest you to grow up and stop giving your opinions which are *offensive* about how you think I am because what I´ve said in a post and start accepting that you have no fucking idea what you´re talking about because you dont know me as you already pointed out Accept as well that your opinion about whether I´m intelligent or not doesn´t contribute *at all* to the discussion, but rather makes you look like an asshole who is trying to offend and troll with the classic "ad hominem" instead using his brain and thinking on the implications of what I´m pointing out in my post. So lets say everyone could save a worthless 2.9% paying with vericoin and lets suppose I am wrong about the Paypal fees, just because I do not want to discuss the bullshit details here, but rather focus on the important issues. So you really think 3% savings when buying something is going to convince Joe Bloggs and aunt Emma to 1. Do some research and understand what vericoin is and the "advantages" it has to offer over other payment methods 2. Take the risk of losing 80% value in 30 days 3. Take the risk of losing the possibility of a charge back 4. Take the risk of doing something wrong and send to the wrong address or wrong phone number (veriSMS) because they are human after all. 5. Take the risk of sending ID copies to a random website (possibility of identity theft if a hack happens) 6. Take the risk of sending FIAT to a random website (possibility of losing the money like some people did in some well known exchanges) or meeting a perfect stranger on the street in order to get BTC because they want VRC quicker (localbitcoins) 7. Go through the hassle of sending ID copies and transfering FIAT to a random website or meeting a stranger on the street Are you serious? **again** Aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are asking us
1. Why should I take the risk of using vericoin if I already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero* fees for online payments (paypal)?
*maybe thats what they think because setting an account costs zero
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August 24, 2014, 02:17:08 PM |
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I found it quite reasonable to ask why any Gran, Joe or Janet in the first world would bother using an alt currency when they can use CC or PayPal or OK Pay etc. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Thats why cryptos are a fad ![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif)
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August 24, 2014, 02:18:46 PM |
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As for the rest, I guess we can all let our minds wander but personally, as someone with credit cards, a PayPal account and even a PayPal Business Debit Mastercard (with 1% cash back on everything) so that I can use my PayPal acct like a checking acct or like a credit account, I wouldn't mind having a VeriCoin Visa card as I'm growing increasingly worried about the persistant devaluation of our dollar here in the States and it's future as our world's reserve currency. I see digital currencies like Bitcoin and VeriCoin as hedges against such systemic risk and with the way that food and gas prices continue to climb at such a steady, if not ever increasing rate of pace, I don't think it will be all that long before Aunt Emma and/or Joe Bloggs figure it out and start buying cryptos, too.
And you think aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are going to stop using Paypal and CCs and switch to VRC because they have the same ideological motives as you do? Are you f*cking serious??And anyway the question aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack were asking us is not - Would we mind using Vericoin instead CCs or Paypal? (obviously they are asking themselves here not us) but rather 1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if we already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
* See all the risks explained in my post just before that one
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August 24, 2014, 02:28:01 PM |
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Nooooooo.. i want to hear more about the man who lost his coat and the swallow...
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altcoinUK
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August 24, 2014, 02:30:08 PM |
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1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if I already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
The best question ever in this thread. Many of us have been asking this question here, personally I am asking it since the lame VISA card idea was announced. Of course there is no rational argument that could justify such lame idea, a centralized credit card for a decentralized currency. Additionally, the devs are too arrogant to admit that their delusional worldwide mass adoption theme failed and completely infeasible. Don't expect any price increase with the current direction.
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August 24, 2014, 02:30:18 PM |
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As for the rest, I guess we can all let our minds wander but personally, as someone with credit cards, a PayPal account and even a PayPal Business Debit Mastercard (with 1% cash back on everything) so that I can use my PayPal acct like a checking acct or like a credit account, I wouldn't mind having a VeriCoin Visa card as I'm growing increasingly worried about the persistant devaluation of our dollar here in the States and it's future as our world's reserve currency. I see digital currencies like Bitcoin and VeriCoin as hedges against such systemic risk and with the way that food and gas prices continue to climb at such a steady, if not ever increasing rate of pace, I don't think it will be all that long before Aunt Emma and/or Joe Bloggs figure it out and start buying cryptos, too.
And you think aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are going to stop using Paypal and CCs and switch to VRC because they have the same ideological motives as you do? Are you f*cking serious??And anyway the question aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack were asking us is not - Would we mind using Vericoin instead CCs or Paypal? (obviously they are asking themselves here not us) but rather 1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if we already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
* See all the risks explained in my post just before that one you can always use paypal if you dont trust the digital currency system. as for me, i avoid using paypal since their exchange rates are very low. (usd to another currency)
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August 24, 2014, 02:44:15 PM |
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I found it quite reasonable to ask why any Gran, Joe or Janet in the first world would bother using an alt currency when they can use CC or PayPal or OK Pay etc.
I fully agree, virtually impossible to push trough the idea to the general public. There is another, perhaps bigger issue with the Vericoin VISA card, a conceptual problem. Eventually crypto currencies will be accepted and used, but certainly not via conventional payment schemes such as VISA. Quite the opposite, crypto currencies will succeed because this new money address the shortcomings of conventional payment schemes.
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August 24, 2014, 02:55:35 PM |
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@altcoinUK: Well bro, I have a feeling, that you are already lost to the dark side of BobPlop and gang. Your point of view regarding importance of blockchain2 is simply wrong. Vericoin does not need blockchain2 on itself. It can use existing platforms like ripple, stellar and what else is going to get realized on this field. I feel like you are just annoyed, that your point does not get the dev´s and community´s attention you had hoped for.
As for I am annoyed that my idea doesn't get attention, yes personally I think apart from BTC the blockchain 2 coins are the future, but there are other coins which I have invested (Ethereum, Viacoin, 2 other smart-contract start-ups that are not altcoins and not public yet and waiting for the Skycoin IPO as well), so there is no annoyance from me regarding to the reception of my suggestions - I have plenty other opportunities to be involved with blockchain 2. To be honest what is important to me that the devs start to implement anything that works, like implement a rolling doughnut hole in the wallet so users can take a flying fuck into the doughnut hole, because from publicity and mass adoption viewpoint that would be more useful feature than the current delusional worldwide mass adoption theme and its useless, lame VISA card idea. Terms of the technicality, I appreciate your comments, but we have never discussed the implementation details of blockchain 2 here, so I am not sure how do you know what my suggestion on implementation level is :-) I have pointed out here white papers, source codes, current implementations such as Ripple, Counterparty, Ethereum, but we never ever got into the details terms of design and options on implementation level. I am not sure why do you think the supporters of the blockchain 2 theme had the chance to discuss here anything. Actually, probably there is nothing to discuss and expect as the devs are not in the league of Peter Todd, btcdrak not to mention Buterin. We investors thought they are and capable software developers - it seems they aren't. To be honest, from a short chat with pnosker I have the impression the devs don't even understand the source code of bitcoin, litecoin, vericoin (pnosker had no idea what OP_RETURN output is) which is not surprising as vericoin is a Sunny King copy/paste fork with very little added value from the vericoin devs. Again, we investors thought the devs are capable to take the forked software to next level, unfortunately they are not. That's why Barrabas' idea does make sense, and perhaps the "good guy" theme is the only solution here. i have been researching on blockchain 2 and Viacoin as well. Seems solid with a good community and I did notice their thread a semi moderated which personally i think is a good idea. Yes allow every comments, but once it gets abusive, so long I agree with you VRC should be looking into up upcoming tech to give this coin an edge. I recall that Doug is in favor of decentralized coins. In terms of implementation, how long do you think it would tak? You mentioned that you idea did not get any attention, I wonder what you presented and since it is clear you are technically capable as well, help or suggestions should be welcome. I am sure the devs are capable and have other projects in the pipeline as well.
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August 24, 2014, 03:00:30 PM |
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So to the question aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are asking 1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if we already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
Your answer is you can always use paypal if you dont trust the digital currency system. as for me, i avoid using paypal since their exchange rates are very low. (usd to another currency)
And you pretend to convince them?Apart from that, knowing that you use paypal to exchange usd to another currency, we could say that thats not exactly what mainstream use means, you know. "Mainstream use" as the devs and everyone else understand means 1. Vericoin will be used for online purchases as much or little less than Paypal, CCs and BTC 2. Vericoin will be used for sending money worldwide more than BTC and western union If this is the "mainstream use" we are talking about we should start asking ourselves if vericoin has to offer at least the same advantages as they do... Because you know don´t expect aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack switching to VRC if there are no obvious advantages apart from being easier to use or get than BTC and a theorical 3% savings
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August 24, 2014, 03:33:14 PM |
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So to the question aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are asking 1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if we already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
Your answer is you can always use paypal if you dont trust the digital currency system. as for me, i avoid using paypal since their exchange rates are very low. (usd to another currency)
And you pretend to convince them?Apart from that, knowing that you use paypal to exchange usd to another currency, we could say that thats not exactly what mainstream use means, you know. "Mainstream use" as the devs and everyone else understand means 1. Vericoin will be used for online purchases as much or little less than Paypal, CCs and BTC 2. Vericoin will be used for sending money worldwide more than BTC and western union If this is the "mainstream use" we are talking about we should start asking ourselves if vericoin has to offer at least the same advantages as they do... Because you know don´t expect aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack switching to VRC if there are no obvious advantages apart from being easier to use or get than BTC and a theorical 3% savings then don't, but there will be myself and others included who will.. short to mid term, the VISA card will help.. but that is not the long term goal… digital currency infrastructure has to be built and improved upon and make the tech more user friendly..
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August 24, 2014, 03:46:32 PM |
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So to the question aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack are asking 1. Why should we take the risk of using vericoin* if we already have a credit card and a paypal account, which offers me security features like charge backs and advantages like credit (CCs) or zero fees for online payments (paypal)?
Your answer is you can always use paypal if you dont trust the digital currency system. as for me, i avoid using paypal since their exchange rates are very low. (usd to another currency)
And you pretend to convince them?Apart from that, knowing that you use paypal to exchange usd to another currency, we could say that thats not exactly what mainstream use means, you know. "Mainstream use" as the devs and everyone else understand means 1. Vericoin will be used for online purchases as much or little less than Paypal, CCs and BTC 2. Vericoin will be used for sending money worldwide more than BTC and western union If this is the "mainstream use" we are talking about we should start asking ourselves if vericoin has to offer at least the same advantages as they do... Because you know don´t expect aunt Emma and Joe Sixpack switching to VRC if there are no obvious advantages apart from being easier to use or get than BTC and a theorical 3% savings then don't, but there will be myself and others included who will.. short to mid term, the VISA card will help.. but that is not the long term goal… digital currency infrastructure has to be built and improved upon and make the tech more user friendly.. I think #2 holds the most potential especially in 3rd world countries. Majority of users here already have access to credit cards, banks, atm etc. For someone sending money to family overseas, this would be a great option. Western union and similar companies charge a massive premium.
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August 24, 2014, 04:23:28 PM Last edit: August 24, 2014, 04:41:02 PM by luisb |
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"Mainstream use" as the devs and everyone else understand means
1. Vericoin will be used for online purchases as much or little less than Paypal, CCs and BTC
2. Vericoin will be used for sending money worldwide more than BTC and western union
I think #2 holds the most potential especially in 3rd world countries. Majority of users here already have access to credit cards, banks, atm etc. For someone sending money to family overseas, this would be a great option. Western union and similar companies charge a massive premium.
For instance sending 300 USD from LA to Mexico* costs 4-5 dollars. Is this the "Massive premium" you´re talking about? https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/price-estimator/continue.htmlDo you think is enough to convince Jose Sixpack to forget the rest of the risks involved in sending money to mexico using your method such as 1. Volatility: from the time the mexican relative gets the VRC till she is able to convert to fiat the value of VRC could easily be less *much less* or more *much more* than when Jose Sixpack exchanged his hard earned dollars to VRC. Are they going gamble?
2. Lack of liquidity in Mexico: who is going to exchange that VRC to Mexican pesos in Mexico? 3. Relative in Mexico getting robbed when she tries to convert VRC to mexican pesos 4. Human error: Wrong phone number which, pitty, has also a vrc wallet or wrong relative´s VRC address or buggy software (happened with multibit see http://www.coindesk.com/multibit-user-loss-high-need-bitcoin-wallets/) Dont you think maybe its too early to try to push VRC to Jose Sixpack and aunt Emma and we should first start giving some stability to the price, and going first for a more reasonable target and figure out how we can make it happen? *Not saying here Mexico is a 3rd world country but you know lots of people come to the US and send money back to Mexico so I guess this is also the mainstream use you are talking about
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