Topic: Calling out the premier scam on Havelock at the moment (Read 6454 times)

Or give it some time.

I am reading this whole post and laughing out loud. If you people want to troll, at least put in SOME attempt...

That was...bizarre?

That was...bizarre?

oH, HAVE THEY? interesting and valid questions INDEED! perhaps we better all get together and have a little research party to make sure we're not getting duped right newbie?

come over to mine and we'll stay up past midnight, eat cake, and talk things over carefully before we get ourselves in financial trouble.

THANKS public relations guy! you really opened up our eyes...


-"there's no such thing as bad publicity" yes? better go do some more social science homework before your fingers get tired from the incessant typing... unless of course it's just the sort of thing that floats your machiavellian boat and any real objective is just a light motivational dressing

I have been slowly reviewing and investing NEOBEE, but your questions have opened up my eyes a little further now.

.... Anyone know any other info about the CEO?

I have been slowly reviewing and investing NEOBEE, but your questions have opened up my eyes a little further now.
So, yeah, I want some answers because this is right on target in the mindset I was at, but couldn't ask it the right way.

Anyone know any other info about the CEO?

(They're all scams, just generally more obvious.)

So, Danny Brewster, "CEO" of Neobee: take your time to answer the following questions, preferably neither in the manner of Vleisides nor Karpeles.

1. Are you a welder by training? Do you have any formal education other than vocational school? Do you have a studies diploma issued by any accredited body in any jurisdiction?

2. Were you involved in a street fight in the summer of 2013, one of many as part and parcel of a retarded chav lifestyle? Did that particular fight land you in a coma? Did that even result in a public subscription list being open so that your [estranged] father and sisters could come to Cyprus, because the "CEO" of September 2013 did not command, if you added up all the savings accounts of the entire family + all the couch cushion change of all the neighbors, enough financial resources to cover personal travel expenses?

3. How much of the Bitcoin collected by your Havelock "listing"/scam has been used to repay various debts you contracted prior to September 2013, including but not limited to the people that paid for your mother's airfare? How did you settle the hospital bill?

4. Did you lie in this reddit comment,


seeing how "the public facing websites" still do not exist, or were you simply displaying your lack of business acumen and limited intellectual abilities when you made that statement?

5. Generally speaking anyone can overpay for advertising and make false statements about exclusive deals that aren't. Nevertheless this isn't a common course taken by actual CEOs with actual training and actual business experience, due to the unfortunate situation a few months down the road, when investors aren't going to be able to take inflated "eyeballs" and "pageviews" statistics gladly delivered by the media agency in lieu of dividends. That notwithstanding, is it true that due to your lack of business acumen and limited intellectual ability, the extent of the "business plan" of NeoBee actually is exactly "buy some advertising and whatever", and having now reached the end of its rail the entire thing is about to collapse into nothingness?

The actual people with actual functioning heads and actual fortunes actually involved in Bitcoin (specifically as opposed to degenerates such as yourself, and clueless idiots such as the sort that would "invest" in crap of the kind Havelock peddles) would very much like to know. Thanks.

You with me so far?

I left Neo's office rather impressed.

You are the sort of brainwashed halfwit who thinks the responsibility for the lost BTC of MtGOX customers lies with the customers, because "it's their fault for using MtGOX".

I met Danny last week in Cyprus.  They have an impressive structure in process there.  In exactly what way do you find them to be committing fraud or scamming someone?  While I agree I wouldn't want to put money into a Neo account because when I buy BTC I want the currency exposure, that alone doesn't make it a scam.  They are quite upfront about the fact that they will benefit, rather then the customer, should BTC prices rise vs Euro... But since they state that, how is it a scam?   I can see why a Cypriot might want to hold a steady number of euros in a BTC account outside of the traditional Cyprus banking system...

I left Neo's office rather impressed.  Other then Straw Man attacks against Danny himself I don't see anything here that would suggest they are scamming anyone.  Unless you are simply staying that Danny is stealing BTC for personal use, I really don't get what you are claiming.

Can you elaborate on how/why it is a scam?

Thanks

The actual people with actual functioning heads and actual fortunes actually involved in Bitcoin 

can't comment on the rest and don't care about NEO but as far as 1,2,3 go. with a few mins and the most trivial of google searches you wouldn't have bothered to post such rubbish. I would just delete this thread, it's embarrassing and you've made a fool of yourself, also too late to add a '..jk'

Congratulations, you should join Newsweek!