infazan (OP)
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November 05, 2014, 03:29:24 PM |
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Cryptoolate
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November 05, 2014, 04:18:31 PM |
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Infanzan-What's your credibility and credentials? Right now, you're just screaming scam about everything. Just stop trying to be important at the expense of others, there are better approaches.
Again, I'm proposing to you that if you can prove every coin you listed is a scam, I'll give you 2 BTC but if you're wrong, you owe me 1 BTC. I'll reach out to some high profile crypto personalities like Bryce Wiener or Crypto Cobain to check off your list. Do we have a deal, we'll escrow immediately?
Or you should just stop creating BS threads kid.
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joinfree
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November 05, 2014, 04:40:14 PM |
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Crypto Enthusiast supporting innovative ideas for the Liberalization of the world from the Centralized Institutions.
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infazan (OP)
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November 05, 2014, 07:37:54 PM |
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Infanzan-What's your credibility and credentials? Right now, you're just screaming scam about everything. Just stop trying to be important at the expense of others, there are better approaches.
Again, I'm proposing to you that if you can prove every coin you listed is a scam, I'll give you 2 BTC but if you're wrong, you owe me 1 BTC. I'll reach out to some high profile crypto personalities like Bryce Wiener or Crypto Cobain to check off your list. Do we have a deal, we'll escrow immediately?
Or you should just stop creating BS threads kid.
Do not make a fool of yourself. You know perfectly well that in two months the arch will cost 500-700 sat or even deleted from the Exchange. Nearly all ico coins from my list people gave their money to scam devs.
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Rubberduckie
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November 05, 2014, 07:49:22 PM |
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People are understandably wary of ICO and Crowd funded coins. I propose from now on that any Dev wishing to launch such a coin should make their real name and contact details publicly available, If they have nothing to hide and don't intend ripping people off then there is no reason for them to stay anonymous. Their coin may well fail, but if they've done the right thing in the first place then it drastically reduces the chance of it being a scam. I'm sick and tired of peopling losing money here to greedy Dev's, personally I never have and never will invest in any ICO coin, but that's just because I preferred the old method of actually mining coins
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Sumo
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November 05, 2014, 08:01:48 PM |
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Craigscoin dev showed himself but that didn't stop him. Massive dumps at launch. Biggest POS coin in the history of crypto.
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biggus dickus
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November 05, 2014, 08:07:05 PM |
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People are understandably wary of ICO and Crowd funded coins. I propose from now on that any Dev wishing to launch such a coin should make their real name and contact details publicly available, If they have nothing to hide and don't intend ripping people off then there is no reason for them to stay anonymous. Their coin may well fail, but if they've done the right thing in the first place then it drastically reduces the chance of it being a scam. I'm sick and tired of peopling losing money here to greedy Dev's, personally I never have and never will invest in any ICO coin, but that's just because I preferred the old method of actually mining coins How do you propose ensuring they have given their real name and contact details? The EQX dev managed to give false details to coinsource. However, according to the quote below it would have been fairly easy to deduce the personal identification number he gave was fake. Hey Everyone, this Czech Site confirms it is FAKE. http://kle.cz/ruzne/rodne-cislo.htmlBirth control numbers Personal identification number: Outcome Number 7552990290 is NOT identification number. The format of the personal identification number AABBCC / XXXX or AABBCC / YYY AA The last two digits of the year of birth. BB Month of birth. In women, the larger 50th CC Day of birth. XXXX Resolution persons born on the same day. YYY Resolution persons born on the same day. Prior to the 1,953th Ten-digit personal identification numbers are divisible by 11 without remainder.
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Cryptoolate
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November 05, 2014, 09:08:31 PM |
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Who the fuck you calling idiot/fool you little dipstick? Little pussy type so hard kids like you deserve to get spanked and snuffed. You starting multiple threads and claiming you know stuff like you're fucking Wikipedishit is a joke. You gonna take my deal? I'll find good people, you can agree to who it is. I'll give you a list of very well-known Twitter people. And you so honest? Put up a picture of yourself or your personal information.
How about I call you a scamming little bitch kid? Now STFU before I go to your mommy and tell her to spank you as I spank her.
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CryptoJerk
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November 05, 2014, 09:45:33 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
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Yuzu
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November 05, 2014, 09:52:07 PM |
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Moolah held the Syscoin BTC, dummy. Alex Green ran off with it. Syscoin didn't get any of it. Dope.
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doc12
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November 05, 2014, 09:54:20 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
How about launching a business, providing at least a litte bit of proof of your work (+identity) and then ask for crowdfunding ? Not crowdfunding bevor the first line of code ? Will end in scam in most cases. Why not offer paypal and bankaccount as additional investment method ?
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CryptoJerk
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November 05, 2014, 09:54:34 PM |
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In other words you don't know the definition of "scam" or how that word can be used to describe an ICO? Pathetic
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infazan (OP)
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November 05, 2014, 09:55:21 PM |
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CryptoJerk
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November 05, 2014, 09:56:07 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
How about launching a business, providing at least a litte bit of proof of your work (+identity) and then ask for crowdfunding ? Not crowdfunding bevor the first line of code ? Will end in scam in most cases. Sorry what has that got to do with the actual coin? How does this make a coin a "scam" or do you not understand the question?
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doc12
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November 05, 2014, 09:58:35 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
How about launching a business, providing at least a litte bit of proof of your work (+identity) and then ask for crowdfunding ? Not crowdfunding bevor the first line of code ? Will end in scam in most cases. Sorry what has that got to do with the actual coin? How does this make a coin a "scam" or do you not understand the question? Actually very much , if you provide your identity and bank account then you cannot run away. when you are anonymous there is always the possibilty ... So not every anon dev is a scammer, but it seems that many are... And IMO someone who claim to have a good idea first should deliver something and then ask for cash ....
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November 05, 2014, 10:01:56 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
How about launching a business, providing at least a litte bit of proof of your work (+identity) and then ask for crowdfunding ? Not crowdfunding bevor the first line of code ? Will end in scam in most cases. Sorry what has that got to do with the actual coin? How does this make a coin a "scam" or do you not understand the question? Actually very much , if you provide your identity and bank account then you cannot run away. when you are anonymous there is alewas the possibilty ... doc12 has a point. Crypto, I'm not sure if to take you serious...but you'd want people to give their bank account information away...You're trolling right...? All that should be required is for the identities of the individuals involved to be known, and real. That way if a scam is done, they get jail time. Basically only invest in IPO's in which the identity of the dev/his team is known. The devs should no way in hell have to provide information like their bank account, street address, etc, Bitcointalk is full of crazy mothafuckas...
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doc12
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November 05, 2014, 10:06:17 PM |
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can one of you idiots tell me the definition of "scam" and how this definition applies to an ICO? I'm interested
How about launching a business, providing at least a litte bit of proof of your work (+identity) and then ask for crowdfunding ? Not crowdfunding bevor the first line of code ? Will end in scam in most cases. Sorry what has that got to do with the actual coin? How does this make a coin a "scam" or do you not understand the question? Actually very much , if you provide your identity and bank account then you cannot run away. when you are anonymous there is alewas the possibilty ... doc12 has a point. Crypto, I'm not sure if to take you serious...but you'd want people to give their bank account information away...You're trolling right...? All that should be required is for the identities of the individuals involved to be known, and real. That way if a scam is done, they get jail time. Basically only invest in IPO's in which the identity of the dev/his team is known. The devs should no way in hell have to provide information like their bank account, street address, etc, Bitcointalk is full of crazy mothafuckas... OK you are right. But how to make sure that the identity is not fake ? If there is a middle man (like POD) this can always be corrupted.
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