Topic: Bitcoin Brokerage (Read 1434 times)
I don't see the draw here. You want me to pay extra fees to invest with Havelock with no benefits, and extra risk?
Love the name, don't let your house get burgled by thieves Havalock!!
I don't understand the draw for this scam. You're offering to get paid for a service (buying stocks on havelock) that anyone can do for free (sign up themselves at havelock and buy themselves some stock there).
Even IF you don't just outright steal the whole amount of BTC that people send you, you're trying to get paid for something everyone can do for free.
Even IF you don't just outright steal the whole amount of BTC that people send you, you're trying to get paid for something everyone can do for free.
Don't assume all scammers are good at scamming.
I don't understand the draw for this scam. You're offering to get paid for a service (buying stocks on havelock) that anyone can do for free (sign up themselves at havelock and buy themselves some stock there).
Even IF you don't just outright steal the whole amount of BTC that people send you, you're trying to get paid for something everyone can do for free.
Even IF you don't just outright steal the whole amount of BTC that people send you, you're trying to get paid for something everyone can do for free.
Also, using an old address for something like this? http://blockchain.info/address/1Lofk1ArQ3NfcrKiUqYZVumEGgvvTPQmEV
This sounds super sketchy...
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
Why is this still here and not in the Service Announcements (or Trashcan) sub ?
Genuine question, not trolling, I just don't get it.
and to OP: you're a sad excuse for a scammer, tysat is just being diplomatic, but you won't get a satoshi from anyone here. People who invest in things like Havelock won't fall for your puny attempt.
I invest in things like Havelock. The amount of coin that has gone to Satoshi is negligible
This sounds super sketchy...
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
Why is this still here and not in the Service Announcements (or Trashcan) sub ?
Genuine question, not trolling, I just don't get it.
and to OP: you're a sad excuse for a scammer, tysat is just being diplomatic, but you won't get a satoshi from anyone here. People who invest in things like Havelock won't fall for your puny attempt.
This sounds super sketchy...
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
Wouldn't think of it.
There's no question that there are chances when sending money to someone.
This sounds super sketchy...
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
OP, don't you dare remove my mod note
Not a scam at all. Give it a try
Are you running this "brokerage" ?
Cause I wouldn't put a cent in a business ran by a guy who registers on a forum, and jumps on raffles and lotteries to try and scrap some change before posting about his project...
EDIT : And furthermore, try using a fresh address, next time, not one where we can clearly see you're using SatoshiDice - which is almost criminal.
Cause I wouldn't put a cent in a business ran by a guy who registers on a forum, and jumps on raffles and lotteries to try and scrap some change before posting about his project...
EDIT : And furthermore, try using a fresh address, next time, not one where we can clearly see you're using SatoshiDice - which is almost criminal.
LOLZ. Don't help them become a better scammer, at least make them pay you for a lecture on "Basic Scamology 101".
Are you running this "brokerage" ?
Cause I wouldn't put a cent in a business ran by a guy who registers on a forum, and jumps on raffles and lotteries to try and scrap some change before posting about his project...
EDIT : And furthermore, try using a fresh address, next time, not one where we can clearly see you're using SatoshiDice - which is almost criminal.
Cause I wouldn't put a cent in a business ran by a guy who registers on a forum, and jumps on raffles and lotteries to try and scrap some change before posting about his project...
EDIT : And furthermore, try using a fresh address, next time, not one where we can clearly see you're using SatoshiDice - which is almost criminal.
MOD NOTE:
Be careful sending money to random people on the internet, you never know if you'll get it back.
Bitcoin Brokers is a short term investing opportunity for Bitcoin enthusiasts.
Dealing with Havelock Investments and providing up-to-date information (Public offerings, current share prices...etc.)
https://www.havelockinvestments.com/funds.php
First and foremost you need a BTC wallet. You can get one here: http://bitcoin.org/en/getting-started
To make a deposit:
*Send BTC to 1Lofk1ArQ3NfcrKiUqYZVumEGgvvTPQmEV
*Give information on shares of any stock currently on Havelock Investments you would like to purchase. (Price, number of shares etc...)
*When you wish to sell shares please provide information (Price, number of shares etc...)
*There will be a 1.6% fee on top of Havelock's current 0.4% for a total of 2% on sold shares.
To invest in Bitcoin on www.cavirtex.com:
*Inbox for details regarding transferring CAD into Bitcoin
https://www.facebook.com/bitcoinbrokers
Be careful sending money to random people on the internet, you never know if you'll get it back.
Bitcoin Brokers is a short term investing opportunity for Bitcoin enthusiasts.
Dealing with Havelock Investments and providing up-to-date information (Public offerings, current share prices...etc.)
https://www.havelockinvestments.com/funds.php
First and foremost you need a BTC wallet. You can get one here: http://bitcoin.org/en/getting-started
To make a deposit:
*Send BTC to 1Lofk1ArQ3NfcrKiUqYZVumEGgvvTPQmEV
*Give information on shares of any stock currently on Havelock Investments you would like to purchase. (Price, number of shares etc...)
*When you wish to sell shares please provide information (Price, number of shares etc...)
*There will be a 1.6% fee on top of Havelock's current 0.4% for a total of 2% on sold shares.
To invest in Bitcoin on www.cavirtex.com:
*Inbox for details regarding transferring CAD into Bitcoin
https://www.facebook.com/bitcoinbrokers
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