[Moderated] [ANN][URO] First Urea Commodity Token: 1 Uro = 1 Metric Tonne Urea

[cryptodevil]

The concept is great, crypto as commodity, but if this project is genuine, its been a mess of an implementation.

Nilesh and Bohan are part of GES, but GES is getting pissed at Bohan for working so much on URO? I just can't understand why when GES claims to be the 'Global NIER' in the URO Foundation agreement.

It doesn't make sense why the major partner in the whole NIER situation would criticise Bohan for working so much on the one project that he's supposedly responsible for that's meant to revolutionise their business.

[niothor]

Ok devil's advocate, for everyone here wondering why there is no secondary press...

Tell me how is it this coin has pulled in MILLIONS in volume and been the talk of the crypto community for over a week now and it still hasn't even hit Coindesk, Max Kaiser or any other major Bitcoin news outlet?

If the big Bitcoin news world hasn't even been interested in touching it (at least not yet anyway) you think a REAL news agency cares about a small contract to install street lights in Cairo?

Also  if GES is a small player or not real how is it Nilesh was able to go hob knob with the PM of Fiji?

Remember auroracoin? And this was just one of them.

[solid12345]

okay devil. u r basing your investment decision based on 'hobnobbing?' 

Going down to do business with the president? Last time I checked you don't just get to walk up to a pseudo-military dictator on the beach and say, "Hey what's up, can I get a selfie!"

[romeshomey]

The company is there, it's only purpose is to add "legitimacy" to scams like this, it is nothing more than nilesh nair cooking up some bullshit news or typing up fake documents to lend credence to his scams  

If this were the case they could be sued by several major companies for using their logo's and business names as sponsors on their website.

Although since they are overseas it would be hard to take them to court..

They claim to have sponsors like Shell, Pizza Hut, Subway, and several other large corporations and use the company logo's on their site.

[niothor]

Ok devil's advocate, for everyone here wondering why there is no secondary press...

Tell me how is it this coin has pulled in MILLIONS in volume and been the talk of the crypto community for over a week now and it still hasn't even hit Coindesk, Max Kaiser or any other major Bitcoin news outlet?

If the big Bitcoin news world hasn't even been interested in touching it (at least not yet anyway) you think a REAL news agency cares about a small contract to install street lights in Cairo?

Also  if GES is a small player or not real how is it Nilesh was able to go hob knob with the PM of Fiji?

Crypto community members are like mentally disabled uber gullible children. Because the price is supposedly pegged to a commodity adding value to a worthless alt for the first time greed takes over peoples senses as they believe they'll get to enjoy the 5000% profits they missed out on with bitcoin.

If you still need convincing god help you.

Just like they believed in Opecoin
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=633593.0

And how that turned out?
You can see the enthusiasm just like here , greed is making people turning into idiots sometimes.

[mikelitoris]

Nilesh is a fijian indian pretending to be a big shot business man, he is nothing more than a scam artist, you can buy only one thing with urocoin and that is bitcoin scammed from all the stupid people late to the uro coin circle jerk

[cassius69]

okay devil. u r basing your investment decision based on 'hobnobbing?' 

Going down to do business with the president? Last time I checked you don't just get to walk up to a pseudo-military dictator on the beach and say, "Hey what's up, can I get a selfie!"

i got a picture of me an bill clinton at a 10k charity event. does that make me the former vice president of the united states?

[Bitcycle]

What cracks me up most about you Jr Internet Detectives is how little you've found of what's out there.

You've spent hours and hours and hours googling around blindly and you've found less than 1/10th of what's out there.  Most of it is supportive, so of course you'll ignore that, but there's some FUD opportunities that might trap the less clueless.

Keep at it, though! You might stumble on something.

[Chang Hum]

I've just searched through the entire GES site after it was first incorporated in Australia in 2008 and I can't see anything about them giving away $3.4m a year to rural farmers in 2005 as per the changes they made to their site in late 2012. Do you think this could be a scam?

Source:https://web.archive.org/web/20081007214627/http://www.greenearthsystems.com.au/index.html

Isn't this enough it shows the company as it was in 2008 before doing import/export completely contradicting the about us and news on the site today as modified 2 years ago.

3 years before this company was even incorporated was this company shown in this picture really giving away $3.4 million a year to support rural farmers. Please what's wrong with you all? I don't understand how there's a sane argument to support this is legit.

[cassius69]

this is a classic alt pump and dump and anyone buying now will be left holding the bags.

you are paying bohans 'salary' when you buy now.

[solid12345]

And how that turned out?
You can see the enthusiasm just like here , greed is making people turning into idiots sometimes.

I seem to remember you fudding Auroracoin and Mazacoin as scams even though the AUR dev came through with the airdrop and Payu Harris is STILL out there making the rounds in the media to try and make his vision work, what scam dev keeps travelling around giving interviews to save a dead 25 satoshi coin?

http://www.argusleader.com/story/news/business-journal/2014/07/01/entrepreneurs-wade-bitcoin-world/11909093/

Payu Harris hopes that his Oglala Lakota Nation in South Dakota adopts a cryptocurrency as its official currency, according to several media reports. Harris, a Native American activist, web developer and digital currency trader, is pushing for the tribe to adopt MazaCoin, a cryptocurrency that works similarly to Bitcoin.

"By having our own sovereign cryptocurrency, that helps build on a foundation to enhance the sovereignty we have –and just strengthen it for the future," Harris said in an interview with National Public Radio.

You guys have a racket going on moving from project to project, FUDDing it, pump and dumping and moving on, you have absolutely no credibility.

[cassius69]

haha and you have credibility becuz you believe in uro aurocoin and mazacoin for their long term value?

haha. this is just a pump and dump. i am a member of several large btc groups and this is just be traded on the dips to take newbs money. no one trading right now believes in uro at all. 

[mikelitoris]

i have a challenge for any uro coin fanboy, try and buy something from GES, services,  cctv camera, anything they claim to specialise in .. im really interested in the "gpu accelerated artificial intelligence for humans"

apparently they're international leaders spearheading that department of research, dafaq is that. .

Scam is so in your face it's disturbing that anyone fell for it

[Chang Hum]

It's FUD it's all made up lol nearly got ya had a nice buy in nom nom nom  

And how that turned out?
You can see the enthusiasm just like here , greed is making people turning into idiots sometimes.

I seem to remember you fudding Auroracoin and Mazacoin as scams even though the AUR dev came through with the airdrop and Payu Harris is STILL out there making the rounds in the media to try and make his vision work, what scam dev keeps travelling around giving interviews to save a dead 25 satoshi coin?

http://www.argusleader.com/story/news/business-journal/2014/07/01/entrepreneurs-wade-bitcoin-world/11909093/

Payu Harris hopes that his Oglala Lakota Nation in South Dakota adopts a cryptocurrency as its official currency, according to several media reports. Harris, a Native American activist, web developer and digital currency trader, is pushing for the tribe to adopt MazaCoin, a cryptocurrency that works similarly to Bitcoin.

"By having our own sovereign cryptocurrency, that helps build on a foundation to enhance the sovereignty we have –and just strengthen it for the future," Harris said in an interview with National Public Radio.

You guys have a racket going on moving from project to project, FUDDing it, pump and dumping and moving on, you have absolutely no credibility.

[solid12345]

haha and you have credibility becuz you believe in uro aurocoin and mazacoin for their long term value?

haha. this is just a pump and dump. i am a member of several large btc groups and this is just be traded on the dips to take newbs money. no one trading right now believes in uro at all. 

And like some guy who puts a sexual position in his name and talks like a 14yo has anything meaningful to say either.

[niothor]

And how that turned out?
You can see the enthusiasm just like here , greed is making people turning into idiots sometimes.

I seem to remember you fudding Auroracoin and Mazacoin as scams even though the AUR dev came through with the airdrop and Payu Harris is STILL out there making the rounds in the media to try and make his vision work, what scam dev keeps travelling around giving interviews to save a dead 25 satoshi coin?

http://www.argusleader.com/story/news/business-journal/2014/07/01/entrepreneurs-wade-bitcoin-world/11909093/

Payu Harris hopes that his Oglala Lakota Nation in South Dakota adopts a cryptocurrency as its official currency, according to several media reports. Harris, a Native American activist, web developer and digital currency trader, is pushing for the tribe to adopt MazaCoin, a cryptocurrency that works similarly to Bitcoin.

"By having our own sovereign cryptocurrency, that helps build on a foundation to enhance the sovereignty we have –and just strengthen it for the future," Harris said in an interview with National Public Radio.

You guys have a racket going on moving from project to project, FUDDing it, pump and dumping and moving on, you have absolutely no credibility.

And how did auroracoin turned out?
How did mazacoin?

They have been almost abandoned ,only crying bagholders left behind.
Of course this will happen with this one also.

[cryptodevil]

Let's not go off-topic here. I don't necessarily think that past business internet footprints are representative of anything much today.

We should be looking solely at the facts we have today, with regards to The URO Foundation and, most importantly, GES claiming to be supplying to Rivaa, with Rivaa paying GES in URO.

That is all that matter in terms of the birth of a crypto commodity.

My concerns is the lack of documentation to support GES being able to actually supply Rivaa with the UREA for the first deal. That's all we need to establish, why would it be such a big deal to show that GES has the UREA on its way to Rivaa?

[cassius69]

haha and you have credibility becuz you believe in uro aurocoin and mazacoin for their long term value?

haha. this is just a pump and dump. i am a member of several large btc groups and this is just be traded on the dips to take newbs money. no one trading right now believes in uro at all. 

And like some guy who puts a sexual position in his name and talks like a 14yo has anything meaningful to say either.

i was born in 1969 perv.

the dump is happening right now. money is moving to other alts. prepare to hold the bag geister!

[mikelitoris]

I fud this coin because it's fucking stupid, no one actually believe this right?

[cryptodevil]

I fud this coin because it's fucking stupid, no one actually believe this right?

Erm, that's just making you look ill-educated about commodities trading Mike. The concept is great, the question is whether this particular project is kosher.