GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :)

[Daymond Goulder-Horobin]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

[Gleb Gamow]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

"MakeBallCouplingGreatAgain!"

[RoomBot]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

"MakeBall CUPPING GreatAgain!"

FTFY: Quote from Marshall Long to Homero:  ("I'll cup your balls.")

EDITS:  There may have been a similar thread from Stu

[Gleb Gamow]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

"MakeBall CUPPING GreatAgain!"

FTFY: Quote from Stu to Homero:  ("I'll cup your balls.")

Wanna try again?

Note the other three names I highlighted: GenesisMining dude, HashFast dude, and Marshall Long's FinalHash lawyer who's renown for hanging with nefarious actors well prior to the advent of Bitcoin.

[truckinusa]

I'm trying to understand the significance of the three names highlighted?

[Gleb Gamow]

I'm trying to understand the significance of the three names highlighted?

The last two have definitively been associated with nefarious activities/entities, whereas the first one, some have concerns about Genesis Mining, albeit I'm not too versed on such.

[sirazimuth]

I'm trying to understand the significance of the three names highlighted?

The last two have definitively been associated with nefarious activities/entities, whereas the first one, some have concerns about Genesis Mining, albeit I'm not too versed on such.

as I do believe you are indeed the expert in these matters,
may I ask...do these said nefarious activities include copious amounts of ball cupping? 

[Gleb Gamow]

I'm trying to understand the significance of the three names highlighted?

The last two have definitively been associated with nefarious activities/entities, whereas the first one, some have concerns about Genesis Mining, albeit I'm not too versed on such.

as I do believe you are indeed the expert in these matters,
may I ask...do these said nefarious activities include copious amounts of ball cupping? 

Well, since Marshall Long is gay and Leo Iruke is his partner, I lean toward yes.

[RoomBot]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

"MakeBall CUPPING GreatAgain!"

FTFY: Quote from Stu to Homero:  ("I'll cup your balls.")

Wanna try again?

Note the other three names I highlighted: GenesisMining dude, HashFast dude, and Marshall Long's FinalHash lawyer who's renown for hanging with nefarious actors well prior to the advent of Bitcoin.

Well I got the VERB right.  CUPPING not COUPLING.   LOL  So many scurvy characters....  So hard to keep up.

[Gleb Gamow]

#MakePaycoinGreatAgain

"MakeBall CUPPING GreatAgain!"

FTFY: Quote from Stu to Homero:  ("I'll cup your balls.")

Wanna try again?

Note the other three names I highlighted: GenesisMining dude, HashFast dude, and Marshall Long's FinalHash lawyer who's renown for hanging with nefarious actors well prior to the advent of Bitcoin.

Well I got the VERB right.  CUPPING not COUPLING.   LOL  So many scurvy characters....  So hard to keep up.

In the context I used it, COUPLING is correct - as in coupling a ball and chain to one's foot/feet (cupping doesn't work in that context as a verb, adverb, noun ...  ).

[RoomBot]

That was way over my head!   LULZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

Cup your balls:  I cup, you cup, he cups your balls. We cup, they cup....it's a verb.  "Ball Cupping" or "Ball Coupling" is a noun.  This is SO EDUCATIONAL!!!

 


MONDAY MORNING: Start the week off right: stick it to Homero!

CALL Mark Munster (FBI), stand up & be counted.

Share your tales of woe; demand justice:  1-860-439-6100

Stick it to the Big Garbanzo, who gives us all gas.

[Gleb Gamow]

That was way over my head!   LULZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

Cup your balls:  I cup, you cup, he cups your balls. We cup, they cup....it's a verb.  "Ball Cupping" or "Ball Coupling" is a noun.  This is SO EDUCATIONAL!!!

 


MONDAY MORNING: Start the week off right: stick it to Homero!

CALL Mark Munster (FBI), stand up & be counted.

Share your tales of woe; demand justice:  1-860-439-6100

Stick it to the Big Garbanzo, who gives us all gas.

Tell Munster that Marshall and Leo sent you.

[siampumpkin]

Just need a quick update. Is Homero convicted of anything or in Jail yet? Is he even in the USA or is he still in Dubai or maybe he is in China with his buddy from Cryptsy?

[dquancey]

Just need a quick update. Is Homero convicted of anything or in Jail yet? Is he even in the USA or is he still in Dubai or maybe he is in China with his buddy from Cryptsy?

See here: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/josh-garza-finally-pleads-guilty-to-fraud/ from a couple of months ago.

Pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Also states this about BigVern

Then there is Paul Vernon, former CEO of Cryptsy, who was so complicit that some believe his exchange actually became insolvent as a result of the Paycoin affair.

[RoomBot]

Just need a quick update. Is Homero convicted of anything or in Jail yet? Is he even in the USA or is he still in Dubai or maybe he is in China with his buddy from Cryptsy?

See here: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/josh-garza-finally-pleads-guilty-to-fraud/ from a couple of months ago.

Pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Also states this about BigVern

Then there is Paul Vernon, former CEO of Cryptsy, who was so complicit that some believe his exchange actually became insolvent as a result of the Paycoin affair.

NO...... Homero made a plea deal and is scheduled to plead guilty on 7/20. 

Who knows?  Maybe he'll be too "scared & frightened..."  like @Kermy.

[KC6TTR]

Well, for better or worse, hopefully this error to the global gene pool will finally receive a portion of the justice due to him. It has been almost 3 years since I first called Garza both out in public and although I honestly lost serious interest in this ongoing nightmare almost 2 years ago, it is what it is. Life is too short and BTC is now too valuable to only reflect on "what could have been" if various SCAM's like those of GAW, BCS, Crypsty, and numerous others didn't waste away our (virtual) fortunes, but you live and you learn.

Moving forward, this dragged out process should only keep all those concerned focused on calling out and making sure the latest wave of "questionable" ventures are kept in-check and not allowed to repeat the infestation of the industry many allowed GAW/Garza to do. Specifically, Marco Streng of Genesis Mining should be watched like a hawk as his scheme appears to reaching an unsustainable peak. Take this advisory from someone who he and his minion basically scammed in 2014 to further grow his small (at the time) outfit and to this day owes thou$ands in never-sent payouts.

With all this said, Happy Monday All! I may not be around much anymore, but I am still "reading the mail".

Scott-
(If you don't remember me, read the first few hundred pages of this and related threads - circa 2014/2015) 

[RoomBot]

Garbanzo has really made a name for himself:

TODAY'S Crowdfund Insider

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/06/111928-lawfirm-calls-bancor-ico-interesting-cautions-investors-participating-icos/

Crowdfund Insider: What types of fraud have you seen in the ICO market?

Sauter & McGill:  The GAW Miners case is an obvious example of what can go wrong when new tokens are used to hide a flawed business model [the SEC ordered $10,384,099 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest and each entity was required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000,000. Both GAW Miners and ZenMiner have ceased their former business operations].

That’s an extreme case, but it shows what SEC and private litigation can look like when things go wrong. If ICOs are ultimately deemed subject to the securities laws, the fraud cases of the future will hinge on whether regulators and private plaintiffs are able to portray disclosures made in connection with ICOs as involving material misrepresentations or omissions.

[Phildo]

Garbanzo has really made a name for himself:

TODAY'S Crowdfund Insider

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/06/111928-lawfirm-calls-bancor-ico-interesting-cautions-investors-participating-icos/

Crowdfund Insider: What types of fraud have you seen in the ICO market?

Sauter & McGill:  The GAW Miners case is an obvious example of what can go wrong when new tokens are used to hide a flawed business model [the SEC ordered $10,384,099 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest and each entity was required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000,000. Both GAW Miners and ZenMiner have ceased their former business operations].

That’s an extreme case, but it shows what SEC and private litigation can look like when things go wrong. If ICOs are ultimately deemed subject to the securities laws, the fraud cases of the future will hinge on whether regulators and private plaintiffs are able to portray disclosures made in connection with ICOs as involving material misrepresentations or omissions.

would be nice for them to include how much of that 12 million that was ordered to be paid was actually paid

[RoomBot]

would be nice for them to include how much of that 12 million that was ordered to be paid was actually paid

The SEC's civil order for $12M+ was recent and only against the 2 defunct orgs. -- GAWMiners & ZenMiners, so safe to say "$0" ....forever.

Judgement against Homero himself will be more salient.

Countdown to Federal Criminal Plea for WIRE FRAUD, 3 weeks. 

Coming soon®!

[truckinusa]

Garbanzo has really made a name for himself:

TODAY'S Crowdfund Insider

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/06/111928-lawfirm-calls-bancor-ico-interesting-cautions-investors-participating-icos/

Crowdfund Insider: What types of fraud have you seen in the ICO market?

Sauter & McGill:  The GAW Miners case is an obvious example of what can go wrong when new tokens are used to hide a flawed business model [the SEC ordered $10,384,099 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest and each entity was required to pay a civil penalty of $1,000,000. Both GAW Miners and ZenMiner have ceased their former business operations].

That’s an extreme case, but it shows what SEC and private litigation can look like when things go wrong. If ICOs are ultimately deemed subject to the securities laws, the fraud cases of the future will hinge on whether regulators and private plaintiffs are able to portray disclosures made in connection with ICOs as involving material misrepresentations or omissions.

would be nice for them to include how much of that 12 million that was ordered to be paid was actually paid

I spoke to one of SEC attorneys a while back and she said there was $0.  I didn't get into specifics but I assume she meant that GAW and Zenminers had $0.  I honestly don't know how it is possible that Homero has $0.  He did hire a fairly expensive attorney afterall.