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

[NewJerseyJess]

@ Hellsgremlin: Awwe,there there now,  Joshy lied and you didn't get your bushel of $20 bills and he made off with your investment? Poor fella. I think you should go have mommy check your Spiderman underpants, the way you are crying makes me think you probably have some poopies in there.

Meanwhile the ~2,000,000 travleing mystery coins taken out of supposedly locked stakers between 2/25-2/26 continue to get mixed over and over.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/  The 125,000 XPY blocks being shuffled have mostly stayed intact so far, just being shuffled to new addresses and back and forth over and over. If you look at many of the smaller transactions (less than 15,000) they are from 125,000 chunks that were broken up a few days ago and continue to be chopped into smaller chinks and then re combined. Why is it that this activity is not being mentioned on HT? Is everyone there REALLY so stupid they can't figure out that these were "locked" coins that are being laundered and sent to the exchanges ? Meanwhile Paybase is still frozen while this goes on. I bet these will make it to changes just in time to dump right before the Paybase accounts are opened up and the panic begins, that way it will seem like it is all the panic selling making the price tank instead of these coins.

Are everyone so stupid over the World that they didn't see that Microsoft was stealing Windows from Lisa OS.

We are not stupid... we are illuminate and GAW is the new Apple.

Apple produces useful products that work

After 14 years of niche and frustration.

Good point, steve jobs also fled the country with his user bases funds too.............

[systematicdeception]

There it is folks.. When even Hashtalkers denounce it, you know its dead. RIP Paybase, we hardly knew ye.

[Cash BTC]

@ Hellsgremlin: Awwe,there there now,  Joshy lied and you didn't get your bushel of $20 bills and he made off with your investment? Poor fella. I think you should go have mommy check your Spiderman underpants, the way you are crying makes me think you probably have some poopies in there.

Meanwhile the ~2,000,000 travleing mystery coins taken out of supposedly locked stakers between 2/25-2/26 continue to get mixed over and over.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/  The 125,000 XPY blocks being shuffled have mostly stayed intact so far, just being shuffled to new addresses and back and forth over and over. If you look at many of the smaller transactions (less than 15,000) they are from 125,000 chunks that were broken up a few days ago and continue to be chopped into smaller chinks and then re combined. Why is it that this activity is not being mentioned on HT? Is everyone there REALLY so stupid they can't figure out that these were "locked" coins that are being laundered and sent to the exchanges ? Meanwhile Paybase is still frozen while this goes on. I bet these will make it to changes just in time to dump right before the Paybase accounts are opened up and the panic begins, that way it will seem like it is all the panic selling making the price tank instead of these coins.

Are everyone so stupid over the World that they didn't see that Microsoft was stealing Windows from Lisa OS.

We are not stupid... we are illuminate and GAW is the new Apple.

Apple produces useful products that work

After 14 years of niche and frustration.

Good point, steve jobs also fled the country with his user bases funds too.............

Well... but after 6 years from being fired by Apple he came back with the greatest inventions in Computer Science (iPod and OS X).

Let's say GAW it's at NeXTSTEP now. It works but now it had been fired by his own Company: now Paycoin is owned by the Paycoin Foundation... let's hope he will come back with the new payPod and payX.

Steve Jobs took six years to do that, GAW should do that tomorrow.

[Paul Revere]

Another one rides the bus.

[Vlad2Vlad]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

[SockPuppetAccount]

Would it make a difference if gaw were to release Every single one of those features tommorrow?  or would you find something else?

If GAW made good on all their promises and released the coin as it was laid out in the white paper, I would not only stop trashing GAW, I would buy loads of XPY.

No one has to go very far out of their way to find to find new things to complain about when it comes to this clusterfuck.  

[Cash BTC]

Another one rides the bus.

Infact is Finance not Consumer Electronics.

[systematicdeception]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

Hey Vlad, go do some research on what it takes to make a Google Group public. Then go stick your car keys in a light socket.


EDIT: Since you're not likely to go educate yourself, I'll hand you the answer.

MISCONFIGURATION makes the group public. Not a hack.

[Vlad2Vlad]

And it's locked ...
I have not finished reading it, who made a copy?

So it's hacked then it's not.  We have a massive data dump. Wait we don't.

Are we dealing with child hackers here or can't you guys see someone has been playing games since day one making all the trolls on here jump and dance to their tune, while killing the price to buy up all the XPY.

[Miramyn]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

Because they weren't stolen
They were set to be shared publically.

Just another security innovation from the company that wants all your KYC info so they can pay your bills for you

[strangerdanger101]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

[rawbot]

The stick represents people's Paycoins stuck in Paybase

[tempus]

And it's locked ...
I have not finished reading it, who made a copy?

So it's hacked then it's not.  We have a massive data dump. Wait we don't.

Are we dealing with child hackers here or can't you guys see someone has been playing games since day one making all the trolls on here jump and dance to their tune, while killing the price to buy up all the XPY.

If XPY would be where it is, just through FUD, it wouldn't make sense to buy it now as well... Than the FUDster who wish to buy it cheap would have destroyed it too much.

The price is still too high, because many can't cash. At the same time nobody with some smartness will buy. And the problem of XPY is: It is not where it is just because of FUD. That makes it worse. It will die slowly, but I can't imagine any real scenario that it will survive.

[Vlad2Vlad]

And just who decided that it was 'everyone's' responsibility and when was it decided and who voted for that?

The people who created bitcoin, litecoin and every other decent crypto out there.  It is called decentralization.  Something paycoin bagholders know nothing about.

Another clueless newbie.

Did you get to vote for Gavin's lead dev job?  Did anyone?  No, the new guy was appointed by one guy, Gavin.

Did you the people vote for the 2 empty Bitcoin foundation seats?  No, only the rich paying members did.

Do you have access to the Bitcoin foundation meetings?  No, they're closed to everyone but insiders.  

Even the fed at least publishes minutes.


And finally, Bitcoin was 51'd last year.  It was and is now totally owned and controlled by one anonymous Chinese pool.

Tell me again about how decentralized Bitcoin is.

You can 51 Bitcoin right now way easier than a coin like XPY.  That's a hard fact and it has already been done.

[rawbot]

Apple produces useful products that work

Try using the 16gb Iphone 6 plus.

[Subtuppel]

Well... but after 6 years from being fired by Apple he came back with the greatest inventions in Computer Science (iPod and OS X).

Let's say GAW it's at NeXTSTEP now. It works but now it had been fired by his own Company: now Paycoin is owned by the Paycoin Foundation... let's hope he will come back with the new payPod and payX.

Steve Jobs took six years to do that, GAW should do that tomorrow.

You are funny.
And certainly just a little kid if you actually consider a fancy mp3-player and a UNIX derivate "greatest inventions". The timing did the trick.
XPY was crap with crappy timing, though.

[kebabman]

Good to see given the recent leaks they are now taking customer privacy seriously and have shut down all their Google docs containing customer information....  

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YVxTD0Jp9sfFg9gH4Pojicvge2LYyf6wvX-P_QhrXCM/edit#gid=0

How recent is that? As in, is that live or a snapshot taken from the Group?

And it's locked ...
I have not finished reading it, who made a copy?

https://archive.today/cAWyY

[Cash BTC]

XPY was crap with crappy timing, though.

Wake up! Money is crappy timing that's why we have World Wars... errr Democracies.

[NewJerseyJess]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

Gaw uses google work apps for their email, and google drive to store documents, I do for my personal job as well, It's as easy as flipping a switch to turn all that data public, which seems to have happened.

I guess when you fire 90% of your staff and owe people 1000's that tends to happen?

[systematicdeception]

Coinbreif stated this was not a hack, so it seems to be the most reasonable explanation. Does anyone have those emails archived?

Guess we will see when they release their new article.

How can sensitive personal emails be stolen from PayCoin's servers and Coinbrief calls it not a hack?

I think coinbrief is just trolling for points now.  lol

Gaw uses google work apps for their email, and google drive to store documents, I do for my personal job as well, It's as easy as flipping a switch to turn all that data public, which seems to have happened.

I guess when you fire 90% of your staff and owe people 1000's that tends to happen?

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