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April 05, 2015, 01:02:42 AM |
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You know it's a great investment when the operators (and/or their shills) resort to sending dead animals through the mail!
It might be some of the criminals that Josh solicited seven figure investments from. Organized crime, FTW
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April 05, 2015, 01:04:16 AM |
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That would be totally hilarious if Josh hired Mike Johnson for his PR director. I wonder what the announcements would look like then?
They would look like this: I quit.
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April 05, 2015, 01:08:47 AM |
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Jesus Christ. Dead animals in the mail? That's one step away from a treasured racehorse's severed head under the sheets.
And how would anyone know the places CoinFire frequents? Did someone hire a PI to follow him? Spend actual money on silly threats?
And what if the threats worked? That wouldn't change the reality behind the reports. That's the big thing I don't understand. What could these threats possibly accomplish?
If that is the case it has to be Josh or somebody at the top. The Hashtards can barely afford a pizza with what they have lost, so how could they afford to hire a P.I. The Jonah Dorman post a few days ago mentioned being threatened and followed by suspicious cars. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1007627.0 . Looks like Josh Garza is a more sinister specimen that we imagined.
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April 05, 2015, 01:44:07 AM |
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What are they ISIS now going after journalists? Can this scum bag Garza sink any lower.
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Some lighter fare from the nuthouse: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fvvpx5P7.jpg&t=665&c=5J-btx1Y3kK5YQ) $50 to do an hour or two worth of tech work. Seems reasonable to me, even cheap. And, it is $25 if you want to pay in Paycoins! Wooh hoo! Right? Not on Hashtalk. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F8i4WaVJ.jpg&t=665&c=OB0BTuNyrjSzvQ) Sleak, the child member of Team Paycoin attacks this guy for offering to accept XPY. WTF? Seriously? He is part of the team promoting Paycoin? This whole operation is just a bunch of scumbag scammers, idiots, assholes and a few hapless victims. Go Team Paycoin! https://hashtalk.org/topic/35722/xpy-at-1-today-spend-your-xpy-at-1-today-buy-nice-web-design-service-p/10Archive: https://archive.today/HgbeZ
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April 05, 2015, 01:59:33 AM |
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yep love this thread very entertaining and learning a lot about con
@vancefox not forget you , nice work deserves some tip
Interesting coins also to review: Hyperstake (HYP) and Bottlecaps(CAP)/Habonickels(HBN) last two same dev.
But then other algorithms, too
Yeah I'm a huge Hyperstake fan, these are some of my favorite alts right there. Mine, too ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Love Bottlecaps (CAP) 200% PoS Like the Idea collecting crypto bottlecaps very much. Tranz good dev LoL i hear mineral exchange can let stake PayCoin 90 days for 5%. 90 days , lol long time in crypto. Two words. Optimus Primes
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April 05, 2015, 02:03:17 AM |
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I think there are two camps left in this coin, maybe three. That web designer is the first.
1. Making BTC off the scam. (All the wannabe merchants that charge crazy prices for junk) 2. Scamming to make a BTC. (Josh and whoever else is pulling the strings) 3. Hashtards, fully invested and no clue.
**Me, scammed and now I'm on the sidelines poking fun.
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April 05, 2015, 02:05:33 AM |
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lol you can get a WP setup on fiverr for 5.00 and if you're nice to the guy he'll toss in some extras lol Paycoin is the worlds fair of scams.
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What has it got in its pocketses precious? BTC: 1KctJNLwzFK8qJPsSwDrQRNxxKnVCrZm93
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April 05, 2015, 02:23:13 AM |
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Serious question... srly SERIOUS.
Garza and company have repeatedly made the statement: That Zenpool is “The Worlds Most Profitable Pool." I have example of these statements from around Sept - Nov 2014.
QUESTION: -- Has there ever been any stats of solid information released to back up this claim? -- Is there any estimated any where showing the "profitability" of Zenpool at that time (or even just it's total hashing rate). -- Was there any larger mining pools (for BTC or Hashcoins(?) or Paycoins) operating at the same time?
Doing some research... and 1400 pages is a lot to wade through :-(
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April 05, 2015, 02:25:44 AM |
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Serious question... srly SERIOUS.
Garza and company have repeatedly made the statement: That Zenpool is “The Worlds Most Profitable Pool." I have example of these statements from around Sept - Nov 2014.
QUESTION: -- Has there ever been any stats of solid information released to back up this claim? -- Is there any estimated any where showing the "profitability" of Zenpool at that time (or even just it's total hashing rate). -- Was there any larger mining pools (for BTC or Hashcoins(?) or Paycoins) operating at the same time?
Doing some research... and 1400 pages is a lot to wade through :-(
Thanks
1400+ pages summarized: He speaks lies about everything he does to separate people from their money. That is all you need to know.
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April 05, 2015, 02:31:32 AM |
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Serious question... srly SERIOUS.
Garza and company have repeatedly made the statement: That Zenpool is “The Worlds Most Profitable Pool." I have example of these statements from around Sept - Nov 2014.
QUESTION: -- Has there ever been any stats of solid information released to back up this claim? -- Is there any estimated any where showing the "profitability" of Zenpool at that time (or even just it's total hashing rate). -- Was there any larger mining pools (for BTC or Hashcoins(?) or Paycoins) operating at the same time?
Doing some research... and 1400 pages is a lot to wade through :-(
Thanks
MrCEO (GAWCEO as he was know back then) stated this: https://hashtalk.org/topic/18215I have been waiting for someone to do the math on this for weeks, and so far no one has done it. This post is for all of those skeptics that keep challenging us on our claims that Zenpool is the most profitable pool. Let's use some basic logic. When you say that “one company is more profitable than another,” what does that mean at this second, or over any time-frame? If Apple has a bad sales day, and our sales are better than theirs on that single day, are we now a more profitable company? By definition, “most profitable” should mean over a period of time. What is that period of time? Since they launched! Let's do some actual math and settle this. If you’re up to the challenge, add up how much money Zenpool has paid out since it launched. Then do the same thing with any other pool over the same time-frame. Zenpool is the world’s most profitable pool. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) As usual, "let's do some actual math" and failed to provide any numbers. I was tracking profitability for some time, and many others were doing that, so there is no question that ZenPool was the best-paying Scrypt pool per MH/s for about two months until mid-October, but only if you subscribe to GAW's definition of a pool represented by PNGs on their website. There was no way for outside miners to connect the the pool. As for total hashrate - that's a whole different discussion. There was no information on the amount of hashrate aside from ~250 GH/s early on in August, and no proof of Scrypt or SHA256 mining taking place.
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April 05, 2015, 02:38:16 AM |
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Serious question... srly SERIOUS.
Garza and company have repeatedly made the statement: That Zenpool is “The Worlds Most Profitable Pool." I have example of these statements from around Sept - Nov 2014.
QUESTION: -- Has there ever been any stats of solid information released to back up this claim? -- Is there any estimated any where showing the "profitability" of Zenpool at that time (or even just it's total hashing rate). -- Was there any larger mining pools (for BTC or Hashcoins(?) or Paycoins) operating at the same time?
Doing some research... and 1400 pages is a lot to wade through :-(
Thanks
MrCEO (GAWCEO as he was know back then) stated this: https://hashtalk.org/topic/18215I have been waiting for someone to do the math on this for weeks, and so far no one has done it. This post is for all of those skeptics that keep challenging us on our claims that Zenpool is the most profitable pool. Let's use some basic logic. When you say that “one company is more profitable than another,” what does that mean at this second, or over any time-frame? If Apple has a bad sales day, and our sales are better than theirs on that single day, are we now a more profitable company? By definition, “most profitable” should mean over a period of time. What is that period of time? Since they launched! Let's do some actual math and settle this. If you’re up to the challenge, add up how much money Zenpool has paid out since it launched. Then do the same thing with any other pool over the same time-frame. Zenpool is the world’s most profitable pool. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) As usual, "let's do some actual math" and failed to provide any numbers. I was tracking profitability for some time, and many others were doing that, so there is no question that ZenPool was the best-paying Scrypt pool per MH/s for about two months until mid-October, but only if you subscribe to GAW's definition of a pool represented by PNGs on their website. There was no way for outside miners to connect the the pool. As for total hashrate - that's a whole different discussion. There was no information on the amount of hashrate aside from ~250 GH/s early on in August, and no proof of Scrypt or SHA256 mining taking place. It was a ponzi. Plain and simple. They paid out from the receipts of sales to noobs and existing customers buying more. It was easy as fuck to get money in but come time to pay out their script rarely worked. The famous 'Payouts in Progress' would linger for hours or days if the payout was large. At the end they were clawing back payouts as mining/hosting fees. He was running short of BTC for payouts. Piece of shit ponzi scheme. Nothing more. If it was so fucking profitable he would still be up and running. Instead he just runs from one scam to the next. Fuck everything GAW,
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All of my posts are simply statements of my own personal opinions based on available information and pondering what might be possible considering human nature, with the goal of finding truth and preventing fraud. Please look at all of the facts and theories and put your thinking cap on to draw your own conclusions. If you feel that I have made a false statement or have been unnecessarily derogatory, I encourage you to please point it out, and if proven correct and/or reasonable I will remedy it. ~ Paul Revere
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April 05, 2015, 03:05:34 AM |
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Adam Matlack 1/5/2014: "Not but 30 seconds later, the Holy Spirit slapped me upside the head and said "what are you thinkin'? What are you doin'?" It was an emphatic "NO". And I got - just guilt started to cover me"
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And SOLD to the highest bidder!! NEXT!!!
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April 05, 2015, 03:42:54 AM |
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yep love this thread very entertaining and learning a lot about con
@vancefox not forget you , nice work deserves some tip
Interesting coins also to review: Hyperstake (HYP) and Bottlecaps(CAP)/Habonickels(HBN) last two same dev.
But then other algorithms, too
Yeah I'm a huge Hyperstake fan, these are some of my favorite alts right there. Mine, too ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Love Bottlecaps (CAP) 200% PoS Like the Idea collecting crypto bottlecaps very much. Tranz good dev LoL i hear mineral exchange can let stake PayCoin 90 days for 5%. 90 days , lol long time in crypto. Tranz is a good guy, and from what I can see a good dev ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) .
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So basically how I got into all of this is I would sell social media followers and shit, and someone reached out to me about my services. He wanted a bunch of followers for Josh ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) . At the time I had no idea what GAW was etc. but Josh ended up paying me $30 per 1000 followers (I resell and buy for about $2 per 1000), and then convinced my friend who was a sort of middle man convinced me to put that money back into GAW ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif) (I bought 5 Primes and 10 Zens). I think its kind of ironic I overcharged Josh(What I usually did reselling but no one had ever paid close to $30 per 1000) and then he ended up basically screwing me on my investment back into his company. At the time I was thinking "what kind of CEO buys twitter followers", but I didn't care because I was getting paid. When my friend convinced me to purchase some cloud mining power I saw all the $20 promises and was like "I'll make back my investment and more". Guess I should have been smarter with my money ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) Some proof: (Couldn't find all the screenshots) http://imgur.com/xOD105d,nWDBeWk,VYJPLCM,eHhtFNW#3Also this: (wasn't my service that dropped followers) https://hashtalk.org/topic/18708/josh-loses-4-000-twitter-followers-todayI remember the first day he got a twitter acct it mysteriously gained a crapload of followers. Most had Asian faces and language on their twitter accounts. Was that you? Glad to see you here. Hah, my friend bought from someone else first before coming to me, those were the shitty asian ones. My follower are a bit better than the ones he bought first and don't unfollow quite as fast. Oh the irony, cheated a scammer. He really told you to stop adding throughout the day and do it all at once at 3am? That's premeditated retarded fraud.
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MrCEO (GAWCEO as he was know back then) stated this: https://hashtalk.org/topic/18215I have been waiting for someone to do the math on this for weeks, and so far no one has done it. This post is for all of those skeptics that keep challenging us on our claims that Zenpool is the most profitable pool. Let's use some basic logic. When you say that “one company is more profitable than another,” what does that mean at this second, or over any time-frame? If Apple has a bad sales day, and our sales are better than theirs on that single day, are we now a more profitable company? By definition, “most profitable” should mean over a period of time. What is that period of time? Since they launched! Let's do some actual math and settle this. If you’re up to the challenge, add up how much money Zenpool has paid out since it launched. Then do the same thing with any other pool over the same time-frame. Zenpool is the world’s most profitable pool. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) As usual, "let's do some actual math" and failed to provide any numbers. I was tracking profitability for some time, and many others were doing that, so there is no question that ZenPool was the best-paying Scrypt pool per MH/s for about two months until mid-October, but only if you subscribe to GAW's definition of a pool represented by PNGs on their website. There was no way for outside miners to connect the the pool. As for total hashrate - that's a whole different discussion. There was no information on the amount of hashrate aside from ~250 GH/s early on in August, and no proof of Scrypt or SHA256 mining taking place. Thanks, that's what I needed... a very long thread, but a lot of interesting information in it. Short Version: - A person comparing hashpool as if it were zenpool think it's great (hashpool pays great? or his it hashpoints that had no declared value at that time?)
- The first month paid well, then it went seriously down hill from there.
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F6RieplK.png&t=665&c=h2MtXnfhmcL8TQ) - At the time of the posting (circa Nov 2014) zenpool wasn't netting squat (like a satashi/day), but Garza wants to go off gross returns (even thought 80%+ is returned to garza in fees)
Garza and other claim that average over ALL TIMES is important to new investors going forward (even through new investors will pay for hashlets and take years (centuries?) to even ROI on initial costs.) - Best post in the thread from a hashtalker "Math is hard" -- sums up the whole operation :-)
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April 05, 2015, 10:07:53 AM |
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It is clear by now that math isnt the strong point for Garza and co.
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josh will always cheat he would not stop to deceive the world of digital currency
The Paybase platform will be going offline permanently on April 30 2015. What does this mean for you?
Deposits will be suspended Immediately. Please change any automated deposits and withdraw any or send addresses the which leads to PayBase at this time.
All balances must be Withdrawn. Please remove your balance within the next 30 days. You have 90 days from the time of this notice to withdraw your coins from this platform.
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because Xpy will be coin bins and SCAME
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