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January 20, 2015, 06:15:51 PM
Last edit: January 20, 2015, 06:27:09 PM by kozmos
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Poolstamp is deleting my posts, rather than replying to investors' question at his thread lol.


No problem, here is my reply again to warn the new investors of the obvious red-flags (note: before you reply to me and say i'm a fudder etc.., go check my posts history)


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I did not invest in this coin, just bought G/H which worth 0.003btc lol. Dev is welcome to pay it for a night girl to spend a cheap night with her, that's the most he will get from me, and that's his standard of being " classy "  Grin


and as a reminder, i never fud or scam anything, my lengthy comment, at 13-1-2015, 1 week ago:



Quote from: kozmos on January 13, 2015, 12:17:23 PM
Now to Legitimate questions section, sorry this is a NORMAL result according to few things I've noticed from the beginning but went unanswered, beside the delays, no faucet have been added etc.. (Guys you can check my personal posts in the forum by your self I'm a fudder or not, and if you will call me a fudder upon this comment then call me a fudder and point exactly on the reason):


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- Where are the pics of the mining rigs? I mean it does not make any sense you are offering a service of something no body have seen it, can't tell me you will sell me an awesome mobile device without showing me pics of its awesomeness first.

Reason of my question: I can create a site and tell people (oh yeah I have awesome rig you never seen a prove of its existence) and easily can create a dashboard with generated numbers using a simple code randomizing these numbers within a limit according to the rented Gh/s numbers (IF X=1000GH/s (rented equipment) then y=(Dashboard readings (990.9 to 1001) ), so easy.


- This picture (Also beside the comments Coin.millionair has mentioned):

(https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi61.tinypic.com%2F2le13eo.jpg&t=548&c=AWi8fKKclbLO4g) (FORUM: disabled on this page for security.)


So from day one you neither fixed nor the payout period at FAQ, nor the alignment problem at the end of FAQ section till this moment. Tell me again beside checking if the flow of the paid-in fees of those who rented your unseen rigs, when was the last time you visited or checked your site?

- here you were saying:

Quote from: PoolStamp on January 11, 2015, 11:17:37 PM
Hey people calm down.

Payouts will be done tomorrow since our payment processor is having some delays and we'll fix it asap.

Thanks for your comprehension.





Then


Quote from: PoolStamp on January 12, 2015, 09:58:42 AM
Note that for the first 2 weeks payouts are done every 3 days, to make bigger buy out from the exchanges
avoiding spending excessive fees for lower amounts. This goes in favour to the multipool users, increasing their total net gain.



We decided to move the payouts days to 3 for the above explained reason.

XSP is now listed on Coinmarketcap: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/poolstamp/#charts



First this then that? Pickup your mind


- You want to give XPS an add value, then why would anyone should send you bitcoin rather than creating a buy pressure by making your cloud mining can be paid ONLY by XPS?

I mean, I guess you care for XPS value, not the amount of BTC you have.

oh wait.. never mind.


Let's read here: http://bitbillions.net/2014/12/20/altcoin-review-poolstamp-paving-the-way-for-mining-profits/


I quote: " The benefits of POOLSTAMP are that there is going to be a short POW period so that mass dumping of the Coin will be avoided and also constant buy pressure will be created through the CLOUD MINING MULTIPOOL that will work like any other good cloud mining service with the difference being that one will be paid in POOLSTAMPS instead of btc or other currencies. "


Cause the LOGIC says so, anything else will rise red flags cause it opposes the stated target you have mentioned about rising XPS value by creating a buy pressure, and your site's DEFAULT paying choice is BTC, not XPS. so what the hell.


All of this is being mentioned without mentioning we never saw any information related to those you calling them (we).




So guys one last advise: that dev might come back, you will hear blahing like: i was busy making this coin ready to be the *oh yes" next bitcoin. Dont believe him, but follow his lead and dump when the price is high enough to make profits for you, or at least getting you out with most less loses possible.

Good luck.
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January 20, 2015, 06:31:44 PM
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when a coin crash from 3k to 300 sat within few days it's p&d. I was interested in that project and bought 1 GHS but it looks like there is whole lot of shenanigans going in the background. I sold all as soon as the news came out and I felt crash was coming.

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