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sussex

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 13, 2014, 09:42:53 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:24:52 PM

Forget food pantrys and the like, they can be polarising, a lot of people resent handouts to adults.

Publicity is in sex, animals and children - in that order.

I am sure there are plenty of poor children that could benefit from a food pantry. It doesn't just have to be for adults.

And I look at it from the perspective of actually helping someone, not what gets the most publicity. The point to maza shouldn't be to just drum up interest/newspaper articles, but to actually help someone.

But it will never help anyone if the price doesn't go up, and quickly.

EAC started with similar intentions and had a better, safer start than Maza, but it is now on the floor because people couldn't be realistic and pragmatic about it's future.

And how is a playground not helping someone?

Anyway, you've all got hung-up on it being a playground, it was only a suggestion, so what do you suggest?

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Quote from: empowering on March 13, 2014, 09:39:07 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:36:07 PM

Errr, that's just cash, like Pingit from Barclays in the UK.

The reason they use phones is that many don't have internet connections at home.

It's all there in the article you linked, if you read it.

Nothing to do with crypto.

You are a smart guy work it out, he is saying that the same system could be set up, but with cryptos , and they can use the system on the res ? that is obvious right? that is what he was trying to say? but you can see that right?

Look at the reasons the Kenyans have taken to it......

They all have phones, not PCs.

The want to send money, quickly, to rural areas where there is no internet access.

It's safer than cash in a slightly dangerous country.

A lot of them live in very, very remote locations.

It is cash, they understand it.

Your comparing Kenya with the States, you're mad.

You know, your adherence to calling me names rather than give constructive criticism is quite childish - have you spent your dad's money on Maza?

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:24:52 PM

Forget food pantrys and the like, they can be polarising, a lot of people resent handouts to adults.

Publicity is in sex, animals and children - in that order.

I am sure there are plenty of poor children that could benefit from a food pantry. It doesn't just have to be for adults.

And I look at it from the perspective of actually helping someone, not what gets the most publicity. The point to maza shouldn't be to just drum up interest/newspaper articles, but to actually help someone.

empowering

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:36:07 PM

Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:32:01 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:21:38 PM

Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:16:29 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

I seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

There has been some very good discussions surrounding the tech barrier.

RFIDS, NFC, portable transaction devices could work very well.

Old Samsung phone drives, to get smartphones into the hands of everyone.

Personally IMO each community should train a broker to help invest and cash in when needed.

There is a Maza ebay type market already, they just need a liaison to help people get their products online.

There are some very strong indigenous markets out there. Some of the products can be worth a lot of money
to many ppl around the world.

This facebook group for the small town of Iqaluit has a thriving market. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148530435247065/

Playground for a photo op, seriously?

Huh

Yes, really, why not?

You are trying to attract"average joes" aren't you? Joes have baby joes, baby joes sell newspapers. How can providing a playground possibly not be good?

Your plan on the other hand is riddled with holes, will take a long, long time and is complicated. You've got to get people interested in a coin that is on the floor and "discussions about RFID and NFC" are just mental. You are asking people to fit in with the coin, it needs to be the other way around. You're trying to run before you can walk.

Average joes don't want complicated, they want easy - and still there is that looming dump........

Discounting the intelligence of the average person is definitely not a virtue.

Kenya leads the world in paying with things with a simple phone. It's not that pie in the sky.

Kenya FFS...

"around 25% of the country’s gross national product flows through it. M-PESA lets people transfer cash using their phones - See more at: http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2013/05/economist-explains-18#sthash.lC3aeykN.dpuf"

Errr, that's just cash, like Pingit from Barclays in the UK.

The reason they use phones is that many don't have internet connections at home.

It's all there in the article you linked, if you read it.

Nothing to do with crypto.

You are a smart guy work it out, he is saying that the same system could be set up, but with cryptos , and they can use the system on the res ? that is obvious right? that is what he was trying to say? but you can see that right?

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Quote from: empowering on March 13, 2014, 09:23:50 PM

Hope everyone with their head screwed on knows the score with Cryptos by now... this coin is a mere few weeks old... anyone claiming they
know its future already and it is 100% going to fail is a total and utter ego maniac BS artist... anyone that claims that this coins is doing anything that I have not seen pretty much every crypto do since the start of crypto, is a bs artist.

So why claims of $1 per Mazacoin from Payu ?
And $ 3-5 from the Anonymos Pirate ?

Lot of people have faith in them

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Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:32:01 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:21:38 PM

Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:16:29 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

I seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

There has been some very good discussions surrounding the tech barrier.

RFIDS, NFC, portable transaction devices could work very well.

Old Samsung phone drives, to get smartphones into the hands of everyone.

Personally IMO each community should train a broker to help invest and cash in when needed.

There is a Maza ebay type market already, they just need a liaison to help people get their products online.

There are some very strong indigenous markets out there. Some of the products can be worth a lot of money
to many ppl around the world.

This facebook group for the small town of Iqaluit has a thriving market. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148530435247065/

Playground for a photo op, seriously?

Huh

Yes, really, why not?

You are trying to attract"average joes" aren't you? Joes have baby joes, baby joes sell newspapers. How can providing a playground possibly not be good?

Your plan on the other hand is riddled with holes, will take a long, long time and is complicated. You've got to get people interested in a coin that is on the floor and "discussions about RFID and NFC" are just mental. You are asking people to fit in with the coin, it needs to be the other way around. You're trying to run before you can walk.

Average joes don't want complicated, they want easy - and still there is that looming dump........

Discounting the intelligence of the average person is definitely not a virtue.

Kenya leads the world in paying with things with a simple phone. It's not that pie in the sky.

Kenya FFS...

"around 25% of the country’s gross national product flows through it. M-PESA lets people transfer cash using their phones - See more at: http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2013/05/economist-explains-18#sthash.lC3aeykN.dpuf"

Errr, that's just cash, like Pingit from Barclays in the UK.

The reason they use phones is that many don't have internet connections at home.

It's all there in the article you linked, if you read it.

Nothing to do with crypto.

sussex

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 13, 2014, 09:18:11 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

This is what I sort of assumed they originally planned to do with the premine. Not a playground, but something related to community service -- food pantry, some funds for small businesses, that sort of thing. Basically use the premine for something the group could use, rather than give each individual 1000 maza. It's so much more problematic to hand out crypto to every single person, and it doesn't help if the people don't know what crypto is nor have a way to use it.

The thing that bugs me the most is the fact that the developers won't post here. I mean, people spent like 3 days fighting off FUD (and I mean real FUD, not just normal concerns) --the android artifact thing, Herp going insane, etc. and yet nobody from the maza team would say a word here in the forums.

That, and then I saw the MZC water challenge on youtube (my basic reaction to it was wtf)...
I realize many here may want Payu to go jump in a lake at this point, but I'd think he could use his time much more wisely to help the coin.

I don't think maza is a scam. I just question whether the developers have any idea what they are doing.

Just watched the video, well a bit of it.

I think it's fair to say he's run out of ideas,,,,,, or was there a price spike associated with this clip?

empowering

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:24:52 PM

Quote from: poornamelessme on March 13, 2014, 09:18:11 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

This is what I sort of assumed they originally planned to do with the premine. Not a playground, but something related to community service -- food pantry, some funds for small businesses, that sort of thing. Basically use the premine for something the group could use, rather than give each individual 1000 maza. It's so much more problematic to hand out crypto to every single person, and it doesn't help if the people don't know what crypto is nor have a way to use it.

The thing that bugs me the most is the fact that the developers won't post here. I mean, people spent like 3 days fighting off FUD (and I mean real FUD, not just normal concerns) --the android artifact thing, Herp going insane, etc. and yet nobody from the maza team would say a word here in the forums.

That, and then I saw the MZC water challenge on youtube (my basic reaction to it was wtf)...
I realize many here may want Payu to go jump in a lake at this point, but I'd think he could use his time much more wisely to help the coin.

I don't think maza is a scam. I just question whether the developers have any idea what they are doing.

Forget food pantrys and the like, they can be polarising, a lot of people resent handouts to adults.

Publicity is in sex, animals and children - in that order.

Horses for courses... it is not the sausage/bacon it is the sizzle... whoever said that did not hail from Saudi Arabia.

dleader

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:21:38 PM

Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:16:29 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

I seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

There has been some very good discussions surrounding the tech barrier.

RFIDS, NFC, portable transaction devices could work very well.

Old Samsung phone drives, to get smartphones into the hands of everyone.

Personally IMO each community should train a broker to help invest and cash in when needed.

There is a Maza ebay type market already, they just need a liaison to help people get their products online.

There are some very strong indigenous markets out there. Some of the products can be worth a lot of money
to many ppl around the world.

This facebook group for the small town of Iqaluit has a thriving market. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148530435247065/

Playground for a photo op, seriously?

Huh

Yes, really, why not?

You are trying to attract"average joes" aren't you? Joes have baby joes, baby joes sell newspapers. How can providing a playground possibly not be good?

Your plan on the other hand is riddled with holes, will take a long, long time and is complicated. You've got to get people interested in a coin that is on the floor and "discussions about RFID and NFC" are just mental. You are asking people to fit in with the coin, it needs to be the other way around. You're trying to run before you can walk.

Average joes don't want complicated, they want easy - and still there is that looming dump........

Discounting the intelligence of the average person is definitely not a virtue.

Kenya leads the world in paying with things with a simple phone. It's not that pie in the sky.

Kenya FFS...

"around 25% of the country’s gross national product flows through it. M-PESA lets people transfer cash using their phones - See more at: http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2013/05/economist-explains-18#sthash.lC3aeykN.dpuf"

sussex

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 13, 2014, 09:18:11 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

This is what I sort of assumed they originally planned to do with the premine. Not a playground, but something related to community service -- food pantry, some funds for small businesses, that sort of thing. Basically use the premine for something the group could use, rather than give each individual 1000 maza. It's so much more problematic to hand out crypto to every single person, and it doesn't help if the people don't know what crypto is nor have a way to use it.

The thing that bugs me the most is the fact that the developers won't post here. I mean, people spent like 3 days fighting off FUD (and I mean real FUD, not just normal concerns) --the android artifact thing, Herp going insane, etc. and yet nobody from the maza team would say a word here in the forums.

That, and then I saw the MZC water challenge on youtube (my basic reaction to it was wtf)...
I realize many here may want Payu to go jump in a lake at this point, but I'd think he could use his time much more wisely to help the coin.

I don't think maza is a scam. I just question whether the developers have any idea what they are doing.

Forget food pantrys and the like, they can be polarising, a lot of people resent handouts to adults.

Publicity is in sex, animals and children - in that order.

empowering

legendary

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The coin is very very new! There is nothing surprising , as in bad surprising that is happening here at all ! all pretty standard, I posted weeks ago I thought we were going down from there...

The devs and the coin are doing exactly what it was said they would do, and there is a lot more to come...

All the rest, is just bullshit.

I got in early.. and I am staying, nothing has changed yet.

Early days , there is work to do though that I agree- but then that was ALWAYS going to be the case.

Hope everyone with their head screwed on knows the score with Cryptos by now... this coin is a mere few weeks old... anyone claiming they
know its future already and it is 100% going to fail is a total and utter ego maniac BS artist... anyone that claims that this coins is doing anything that I have not seen pretty much every crypto do since the start of crypto, is a bs artist.

Take the fud with a pinch of salt..

Happy trails.

sussex

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Quote from: dleader on March 13, 2014, 09:16:29 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

I seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

There has been some very good discussions surrounding the tech barrier.

RFIDS, NFC, portable transaction devices could work very well.

Old Samsung phone drives, to get smartphones into the hands of everyone.

Personally IMO each community should train a broker to help invest and cash in when needed.

There is a Maza ebay type market already, they just need a liaison to help people get their products online.

There are some very strong indigenous markets out there. Some of the products can be worth a lot of money
to many ppl around the world.

This facebook group for the small town of Iqaluit has a thriving market. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148530435247065/

Playground for a photo op, seriously?

Huh

Yes, really, why not?

You are trying to attract"average joes" aren't you? Joes have baby joes, baby joes sell newspapers. How can providing a playground possibly not be good?

Your plan on the other hand is riddled with holes, will take a long, long time and is complicated. You've got to get people interested in a coin that is on the floor and "discussions about RFID and NFC" are just mental. You are asking people to fit in with the coin, it needs to be the other way around. You're trying to run before you can walk.

Average joes don't want complicated, they want easy - and still there is that looming dump........

dleader

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Activity: 592

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 13, 2014, 09:18:11 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

This is what I sort of assumed they originally planned to do with the premine. Not a playground, but something related to community service -- food pantry, some funds for small businesses, that sort of thing. Basically use the premine for something the group could use, rather than give each individual 1000 maza. It's so much more problematic to hand out crypto to every single person, and it doesn't help if the people don't know what crypto is nor have a way to use it.

The thing that bugs me the most is the fact that the developers won't post here. I mean, people spent like 3 days fighting off FUD (and I mean real FUD, not just normal concerns) --the android artifact thing, Herp going insane, etc. and yet nobody from the maza team would say a word here in the forums.

That, and then I saw the MZC water challenge on youtube (my basic reaction to it was wtf)...
I realize many here may want Payu to go jump in a lake at this point, but I'd think he could use his time much more wisely to help the coin.

I don't think maza is a scam. I just question whether the developers have any idea what they are doing.

I think boxxa is on IRC right now, https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/?nick=MazaCoin|?#MazaCoin

poornamelessme

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

This is what I sort of assumed they originally planned to do with the premine. Not a playground, but something related to community service -- food pantry, some funds for small businesses, that sort of thing. Basically use the premine for something the group could use, rather than give each individual 1000 maza. It's so much more problematic to hand out crypto to every single person, and it doesn't help if the people don't know what crypto is nor have a way to use it.

The thing that bugs me the most is the fact that the developers won't post here. I mean, people spent like 3 days fighting off FUD (and I mean real FUD, not just normal concerns) --the android artifact thing, Herp going insane, etc. and yet nobody from the maza team would say a word here in the forums.

That, and then I saw the MZC water challenge on youtube (my basic reaction to it was wtf)...
I realize many here may want Payu to go jump in a lake at this point, but I'd think he could use his time much more wisely to help the coin.

I don't think maza is a scam. I just question whether the developers have any idea what they are doing.

dleader

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Activity: 592

Merit: 500

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 09:08:17 PM

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

I seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

There has been some very good discussions surrounding the tech barrier.

RFIDS, NFC, portable transaction devices could work very well.

Old Samsung phone drives, to get smartphones into the hands of everyone.

Personally IMO each community should train a broker to help invest and cash in when needed.

There is a Maza ebay type market already, they just need a liaison to help people get their products online.

There are some very strong indigenous markets out there. Some of the products can be worth a lot of money
to many ppl around the world.

This facebook group for the small town of Iqaluit has a thriving market. https://www.facebook.com/groups/148530435247065/

Playground for a photo op, seriously?

Huh

sussex

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Activity: 658

Merit: 500

Is there no mileage in providing infrastructure for the Lakota from the premine?

A free playground, for instance, with lots of smiley, happy photos of kids in newspapers and websites?

Completely negates the possibility of a dump?

Could provide publicity over many months rather than just one hit?

Negates the need to have to educate the Lakota in the ways of crypto, they can learn about it organically?

It seems worthy of discussion to me, but instead I'm a puss filled gambler or something.

You guys....... Roll Eyes

Edit:

Ooooh, just dipped into three figures,....... again........

dload.1

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BTC

Quote from: ThePatient on March 13, 2014, 08:59:08 PM

the hell are you talking about?

LOL

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Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 08:55:21 PM

Quote from: bitranger on March 13, 2014, 08:49:30 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 08:29:38 PM

Quote from: bitranger on March 13, 2014, 08:27:27 PM

Quote from: sussex on March 13, 2014, 07:42:52 PM

Quote from: remistevens on March 13, 2014, 07:34:04 PM

As to the naysayers and haters.

I don't think they're here to push down price, not worth the bother and I don't think its effective. I also don't think they're here out of spite, no one would hang on that long after they cut their loss and ran. So what does that leave? Bitcoiners worried about the rise of national currencies, maybe, but they've got their own things to worry about and should by now expect that alts will succeed as BTC succeeds - there will be no bitcoin only future. So maybe Fudsters are from the gov? I don't think so, they would be much more concerned with Bitcoin right now to bother.

What does that leave? Racism. Now I'm not accusing those who are here for legit conversation, I can be critical too, but I'm referring to the people that just won't give up saying the same things over and over with a very negative attitude. The old thread definitely had some racist comments earlier on, but they died down after it was evident how ineffective that is for rallying support. I believe the ones who really can't leave it alone and seem to be here despite no stake in the coin are here because they see the potential in this coin and will do whatever necessary to fight it out of hatred. Prove me wrong, explain what the motivation could possible be.

Whatever the scope of this thread and the last. I promise you day traders and fudsters are not here to save you money. Figure out why they're here for yourself.

Edit: maybe this isn't an issue here anymore, I just have no time for this much reading.

The reason I kept posting is because many of you who put money into Maza are unlikely to invest in anything else again and a conman was trying to get rich - I was also, to be honest, fascinated with watching the car crash.

You are right, I am a day trader and I am here to take your money off you, but there will be no-one to take money from if crypto gets a reputation for out and out conmen.

Please guys, be more careful next time - trust no-one, this is a game.

Ahh the I told you so daytrader that admits to spreading FUD about Mazacoin to steal cheap coins from the Noobs?..So noble of you Suckass..The coin is not dead it is less than a month old fool!..

Anyone that would pray on the noobs would club baby seals IMO..

I made two buys at the very start of the spike, I didn't admit to spreading FUD, it's a waste of time, much more profit in doing research.

Do you really think I am partly responsible for the Maza crash? I'm flattered......

No i don't and i wouldn't believe you if you were standing on a stack of bibles reciting a prayer..
guys like you are the reason wars are fought.
to come over here and gloat just because we are having a correction and telling all of us we are a cult..you're just one ignorant person..

Mazacoin is attempting something that has never been done in the crypto world..Is they succeed we ALL succeed..if they Fail we all Fail..

This is a chance to break the chains that have been around our neck since 1913
and since then the dollar has lost 97% of its buying power!

We can start to take it back and help out some folks that don't deserve the treatment they have received from our Government over the last 100 years!

That is WHAT Mazacoin is all about.And you don't deserve to own it!..So go back to herpy
and report the cult is still going strong!

So, I only came here to gloat, despite spending 30 minutes explaining my thought processes and ways in which I thought things could be improved - that's 30 minutes more constructive thought than you have managed.

Ok, you just want to bitch and have someone else do the heavy lifting for you - fair enough.

See you at the next fail coin bitranger.

I broke my rule number 1 today..sorry folks

ThePatient

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the hell are you talking about?

torot

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Quote from: ThePatient on March 13, 2014, 08:50:35 PM

Quote from: zwiggelbig on March 13, 2014, 08:46:19 PM

Just bought 21k for 10 litecoins. I first had 9k for 0.8 btc. So this is a good add at these prices. Never seeing it again

I don't understand this sentiment around here?

Where is the proof that the Lakota nation is endorsing this? Not spreading FUD, serious question. All I have seen is some guy running around claiming things that may or may not be true, who knows...

In addition to that, this coin has already had one pump. Don't most alt-coins go through their pump and then that is it?

Idk...someone convince me not to sell my MZC and cut my losses...

Yes I don't get it anymore.

Litecoin grants are good.

What are these crumbs good for?

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