Topic: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Celebrating DNotes 3rd Birthday - Forum Now Open - page 135. (Read 814547 times)

That's the trouble with using English ... so many different word meanings. I suppose all the articles I mailed to people don't count either, huh?

The Post Office really needs to change its name so that people stop confusing it with social media activity then. There goes $300 in stamps I'll never get back...

Not quite, lol. Though I would be thoroughly impressed.

I printed off articles and posted them on every telephone pole within ten miles of my home - by my count, that's hundreds of entries. Should I send you photographic evidence and GPS coordinates for each posting... or is that not how this works?

Sure is, we now have a total of 440 entries.

All entries have been paid up to this point. We will do the next payout next weekend.

Thank you to everyone who has participated!

PayServices and the Danenberg's look at DNotes and Alan Yong as their close friends and strategic partners. Once everything is ready I truly believe that we will see a global response that is favorable to us all. I have recommended that an [ANN]Thread be built here on BitcoinTalk.org for PayServices. When that takes place here soon hopefully, I hope you all can stop in and say hello especially anyone with questions.

As far as the film I agree, the clips of Alan Yong at the end absolutely Rock!!!

Thanks Guys!!!

~NorCal

Sounds like the sharing is catching on, which is a good thing to get the word out there. Great job to all.

Texts are clear and informative. yet, it should be shortend further -as for my view. The headlines are too long and complicated. For example I would put such as headline for the Polish item: Poland seeks instructions. In genaral, this is a very good section - which I'm sure is causing pleasure to many readers

Welcome butragenjo! That's great, steady growth is our model, there may be some dips and blips along the way, but that won't deter us from the ultimate goal.

Ha ha. Couldn't have said it better.

Today's weekly Blockchain recap:

For Uphold’s Watson, It’s Elementary: Banks Taking Cynical Approach to Blockchain.
Selachii Turns to Blockchain For Smart Contracts.
Holberton School First to Use Blockchain for Issuing Academic Certificates.
And the Meffy Award Goes to…
New Blockchain Alliance May Ease Law Enforcement Concerns Over Blockchain, Digital Currency.
Nasdaq Acquires SecondMarket, Bolsters Blockchain Efforts.

http://dcebrief.com/blockchain-weekly-recap-10-24-2015/

Hey NorCal, thanks for the update. We appreciate the inclusion and recognize you spent a lot of time and effort on that video. DNotes will get a good amount of exposure as a result. The clips with Alan look great too!

PayServices could be a huge gateway for our industry to go mainstream, very exciting.

Good Morning, NorCal. Very good to see you here. Stop in often. We appreciate very much that you have been working very hard to include us. It is very much appreciated.

PayServices is a massive and very exciting project. We are happy to be included and will remained helpful in any ways we can.

Thanks for the Youtube video and all that work you put in. I am impressed that you even found some news clippings of the DTRs (mini tablet computer, 1993) Intel 486 MS Windows, 80 Meg HD - handwriting (pen) and voice recognition, 2.5 lbs. (DTR1 manufactured by IBM) Also support wireless CDPD, GPS and others.

Guys,

I hope you all are doing well!!! Also, tell Smokey hello for me, Smokey!!!!!! :-) and Joe, Hey Joe!!!!! and send my best to Alan. Ok, I was over reading the in the forum at CryptoMoms and KristinaHD had asked if there was any word in regards to PayServices and it appeared to be submitted a month ago and from the best of my knowledge it did not look as though the question had been answered. I copied my answer that I submitted for posting to KristinaHD in the DNotes Section under PayServices. Here is what I submitted below;

@KristinaHD,

I was just reading about CryptoMoms and I came across your question. Lionel Danenberg (CEO/Owner of PayServices & Son of Willy Danenberg) said this when I asked him if I could go to the DNotes forum and give everyone an update;

"Tell them that we have 52 coins running on our system (Including DNotes) and that we are able to handle transactions in those 52 coins and that the site is already live and that in the following days we will be launching a beta of our exchange platform, not yet the cards (Butterfly Effect Citizen Account Activation Cards | ATM Cards) That will take another few days but we're very close as now the coins are running and the system is capable of handling transactions."

http://i.imgur.com/61riviA.png

http://i.imgur.com/Fra8Sqr.png

We have since had to go through every coin testing them because each coin has a different transaction fee which we are in the process of doing now. I have been involved since March at some point or another. Its been a very long project but rewarding at the same time by sheer accomplishment. Lionel wants to represent 400 CryptoCurrencies of value soon which all will be instantly convertible into each other or 130 Fiat Currencies and 19 Complimentary Currencies (Like frequent flyer miles) accessible through computer or 4 different smartphone application downloads in 23 different languages. Should soon be considered the largest Multi-Value CryptoCurrency Exchange in the World. I would say we are a lot closer than we were last time I addressed the DNotes forum.

http://i.imgur.com/L1G2mqT.png

BTW- There is an amateur short film documentary that has been made. It features a short intro to Bitcoin, a short intro to EmerCoin (With short interview of the EMC Developer) and a short into PayServices.com (with a short interview with Willy Danenberg of PayServices Inc.) and a short intro to DNotes (with a short but very nice interview with Alan Yong) which has been entered into the Bitfilm Festival and as far as I know it was accepted. The Bitfilm Festival starts on 10/31/2015 in Berlin, Germany and then goes on a World Tour with the final viewing in Buenos Aires on Dec 19th where the voting (People Vote with BitCoin) is talked and a winner will be announced in each of the 2 categories A. Short Film/Documentary (up to 10 Minutes) B. Regular Film (60 Minutes or more)  This looks like it could be some exposure for PayServices and DNotes regardless of its amateur status.

Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xsh1wlbRQWQ

~NorCal

I hold my Dnotes

'Meanwhile, I am left to wonder why the Wall Street Journal's website would be considered a "suspicious link." '

Wa ha ha -- I personally consider all mainstream journalism to be 'suspicious'!

Meanwhile, I am left to wonder why the Wall Street Journal's website would be considered a "suspicious link."    

Both arguments sounded reasonable. However, I am inclined to agree with KC. Playing the (small) numbers game to avoid being challenged or prosecuted is a old game of scam artists.

The Wall Street Journal did a story about this. The ransom demands are probably set so low to increase the odds that the victim will pay rather than deal with the hassle. A larger ransom would increase the chances of the police being called, and a refusal to comply with the demand.

[Suspicious link removed]j.com/articles/ransomware-a-growing-threat-to-small-businesses-1429127403

Like all such stories, it could be a ploy, but it is not exactly out of the ordinary. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt in this instance. 

Lots more submissions this week. For those waiting for the next payment, I will get them sent out tomorrow.

I am very cautious about this article. Doesn't it seem odd that a "hacker" would only demand $4,000 USD? That is nothing in reality. Hmmm, sounds quite fishy to me....something just doesn't sound right about this story. Remember, don't believe everything you read. Sounds more like a marketing ploy to me since finding the person(s) behind a DOS attack is quite impossible if they know what they are doing, hence the generous reward.