How should I get in contact? Do you tstill have PM's blocked?
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Still what's GCI?
How should I get in contact? Do you tstill have PM's blocked?
How about this...you hear my idea for a website I want, if you can finish it within the time you believe you owe me, we call it good. Otherwise we can forget this conversation happened for now.
Sure.How should I get in contact? Do you tstill have PM's blocked?
How about this...you hear my idea for a website I want, if you can finish it within the time you believe you owe me, we call it good. Otherwise we can forget this conversation happened for now.
Sure. DebitMe: Inasmuch as you think I have your 10.68 BTC, I do not. I consider my owed obligations to you 0 BTC, while you consider it 10.68 BTC. I'm offering you a compromise at the halfway point.
Same offer, 1.692 BTC of development work.
Thanks
Hey TF, you owe me ~3.384 BTC. Any suggestions?
Same offer, 1.692 BTC of development work.
Well done on GCI! Hopefully none of your changes get hacked
Thanks
How about this...you hear my idea for a website I want, if you can finish it within the time you believe you owe me, we call it good. Otherwise we can forget this conversation happened for now.
DebitMe: Inasmuch as you think I have your 10.68 BTC, I do not. I consider my owed obligations to you 0 BTC, while you consider it 10.68 BTC. I'm offering you a compromise at the halfway point.
Same offer, 1.692 BTC of development work.
Thanks
Hey TF, you owe me ~3.384 BTC. Any suggestions?
Same offer, 1.692 BTC of development work.
Well done on GCI! Hopefully none of your changes get hacked
Thanks
Hey TF, you owe me ~3.384 BTC. Any suggestions?
TF owes me 72 btc (coinlenders scam)
Hey TF, you owe me ~3.384 BTC. Any suggestions?
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
I dunno man. I don't think you are in a position to bargain here, you are lucky he's offering anything at all. Plenty of people have tried to come to compromises with him, this is the first time I've seen him even toy with the idea of doing that, usually his response is basically "lolno".
no, he has always said he will do programming as compensation, and I would hardly call this bargaining. He stole/lost/whatever you want to call it 10.68 bitcoin from me, why on earth would I let that debt go for half of what he lost. Imagine if anyone said you loaned me $1000, I lost it in the stock market, but I will do $500 in services for you, I suppose if you don't believe there is any other recourse that could be an option, but usually things like this eventually catch up to people, and then I, as I assume many, will be waiting.
That being said, TF, if your willing to trade my debt for 22 hours of programming time. So (10 btc X $220)/$100 per hour (less than what you owe me and lower than the exchange rate) or finish my website, whichever comes first, I would consider my debt squared. I have an idea, and I would like to get an idea of what it would take to program before finishing up on an agreement.
Notice how I did not respond to your post, there was a reason for that. What you have written is garbage and does not, in any way, contribute to the discussion at hand. Your completely working off of premises, same as I, so what is the point of even posting them? Its funny that how when people get behind a computer they are oh so willing to spill their entire, "opinion" because they are anonymous. I am not debating with you about the issue and what you think he owes anyone. I know what is owed to me, and will not be satisfied until the original amount is returned or we come to some comparable agreement, whether or not you believe either side of that is possible is really no concern of mine. Feel free to tend to your own finances as you see fit, and I will continue to do mine.
I also think you will be waiting for a very long time.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
I dunno man. I don't think you are in a position to bargain here, you are lucky he's offering anything at all. Plenty of people have tried to come to compromises with him, this is the first time I've seen him even toy with the idea of doing that, usually his response is basically "lolno".
no, he has always said he will do programming as compensation, and I would hardly call this bargaining. He stole/lost/whatever you want to call it 10.68 bitcoin from me, why on earth would I let that debt go for half of what he lost. Imagine if anyone said you loaned me $1000, I lost it in the stock market, but I will do $500 in services for you, I suppose if you don't believe there is any other recourse that could be an option, but usually things like this eventually catch up to people, and then I, as I assume many, will be waiting.
That being said, TF, if your willing to trade my debt for 22 hours of programming time. So (10 btc X $220)/$100 per hour (less than what you owe me and lower than the exchange rate) or finish my website, whichever comes first, I would consider my debt squared. I have an idea, and I would like to get an idea of what it would take to program before finishing up on an agreement.
Notice how I did not respond to your post, there was a reason for that. What you have written is garbage and does not, in any way, contribute to the discussion at hand. Your completely working off of premises, same as I, so what is the point of even posting them? Its funny that how when people get behind a computer they are oh so willing to spill their entire, "opinion" because they are anonymous. I am not debating with you about the issue and what you think he owes anyone. I know what is owed to me, and will not be satisfied until the original amount is returned or we come to some comparable agreement, whether or not you believe either side of that is possible is really no concern of mine. Feel free to tend to your own finances as you see fit, and I will continue to do mine.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
I dunno man. I don't think you are in a position to bargain here, you are lucky he's offering anything at all. Plenty of people have tried to come to compromises with him, this is the first time I've seen him even toy with the idea of doing that, usually his response is basically "lolno".
no, he has always said he will do programming as compensation, and I would hardly call this bargaining. He stole/lost/whatever you want to call it 10.68 bitcoin from me, why on earth would I let that debt go for half of what he lost. Imagine if anyone said you loaned me $1000, I lost it in the stock market, but I will do $500 in services for you, I suppose if you don't believe there is any other recourse that could be an option, but usually things like this eventually catch up to people, and then I, as I assume many, will be waiting.
That being said, TF, if your willing to trade my debt for 22 hours of programming time. So (10 btc X $220)/$100 per hour (less than what you owe me and lower than the exchange rate) or finish my website, whichever comes first, I would consider my debt squared. I have an idea, and I would like to get an idea of what it would take to program before finishing up on an agreement.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
I dunno man. I don't think you are in a position to bargain here, you are lucky he's offering anything at all. Plenty of people have tried to come to compromises with him, this is the first time I've seen him even toy with the idea of doing that, usually his response is basically "lolno".
no, he has always said he will do programming as compensation, and I would hardly call this bargaining. He stole/lost/whatever you want to call it 10.68 bitcoin from me, why on earth would I let that debt go for half of what he lost. Imagine if anyone said you loaned me $1000, I lost it in the stock market, but I will do $500 in services for you, I suppose if you don't believe there is any other recourse that could be an option, but usually things like this eventually catch up to people, and then I, as I assume many, will be waiting.
That being said, TF, if your willing to trade my debt for 22 hours of programming time. So (10 btc X $220)/$100 per hour (less than what you owe me and lower than the exchange rate) or finish my website, whichever comes first, I would consider my debt squared. I have an idea, and I would like to get an idea of what it would take to program before finishing up on an agreement.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit.That's not quite what I had in mind, more like I get 10.68 btc worth of services credit, since that is the amount I had on the site and was lost (aka I am entitled to the full amount), and we use an exchange rate that is not today's (since you have been essentially holding the coins for quite a while and the exchange rate has fluctuated quite a bit), I was thinking closer to 400 or 500 dollars per coin.
In exchange, I will consider your debt to me completely absolved and will no longer pursue legal or any other actions against said debt. I will not charge additional interest or penalties on the time the coins will held. If the site is finished prior to my amount running out, the full amount will be considered repaid. I will have some buddies review all code of the website, and anything they deem to be "funny business' will make our contract null and void and I will still be owed the full amount, regardless of how much work was performed.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
If you want hourly billing, I bill at US$100 / hr. I'll happily exchange 10.68 BTC of CoinLenders debt for 5.34 BTC of services credit. You also seem to be posting here a lot. Do you have any relation to the OP?
You literally found me out! I'm a TF sockpuppet that became self-aware and went rogue, prepare for a cybernetic revolt!
They both left almost the exact same trust to one person on the same day (same comment but one with a link and one without). It could have been sending from the wrong browser, ect.
If you look at TF's feedback you'll see he often just copies a comment from someone else when leaving negative trust.
if someone do it with posts, he would be nuked in no time.
But I guess they take the reputation system is not moderated a bit seriously
Thanks Blazr.
no he's not
Do I still have you on steam?
Dunno. I haven't played many games lately. They bore me now.
They both left almost the exact same trust to one person on the same day (same comment but one with a link and one without). It could have been sending from the wrong browser, ect.
You also seem to be posting here a lot. Do you have any relation to the OP?
You also seem to be posting here a lot. Do you have any relation to the OP?
Lmao.
How many hours of programming would the 10.68 btc you owe me get me?
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