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Topic: [CLOSED] 007 Bonds - 1Mh/s (Read 5358 times)

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March 20, 2013, 08:46:35 PM
#66
+1
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March 20, 2013, 08:38:25 PM
#65
Just want to state a fact.

This guy lomax has done something both bitbond and gigamining has failed at doing. I invested 49.9% in bitbond, 49.9% in gigamining and 0.2% in 007. Even after 6 months I have got a lot more from 007 than from any of those scammers.

I just want to thank you for the very good work you have done, for your honesty to pay us back and I really hope you find a different way to make business in bitcoin in the future. Bitcoin needs non-scammers like you!

Regards,
dinox



PS. Thanks for my 0.2% btw. I highly regret I did not invest 100% with you Cry
full member
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March 14, 2013, 04:01:09 PM
#64
Thank you again.
legendary
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March 14, 2013, 02:51:34 PM
#63
Final payment has been made, thank you for your participation and again, apologies for the delay.

Got it, thanks!
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March 14, 2013, 04:01:07 AM
#62
Final payment has been made, thank you for your participation and again, apologies for the delay.
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March 07, 2013, 05:20:30 AM
#61
Payment received- thank you very much.
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March 07, 2013, 05:06:54 AM
#60
Sent payment of accrued earnings, if you do not receive them please let me know within a week.
legendary
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March 04, 2013, 03:58:42 PM
#59
Aloha,

Acknowledging its been a while, I could spin some elaborate drama filled story but really was waiting for a more favorable price to buy the coin to pay you guys back with, which turned out really well.

At this point while the list is not fully verified it seems unlikely anyone else is coming forward. I'm going to send their coins anyway and if you dig this thread up after finding you never received btc because you didn't respond or give glbse an address you actually control (wtf people?) then I'm sorry, you had plenty of time.

Looking at daily pps earnings in 14 day blocks for each difficulty since Oct 3rd I get to about 0.036 per 1mh/s. Unless someone shows a problem with this math I'll make the a payment of 0.04 per share (the simplified calculation already favors you in a number of ways, I'm rounding it up as a gesture of good will) later this week. To be clear this is to cover the accrued mining income (at least what it would be if the BFL FPGA still worked properly).

Given the apparent agreement of 0.05 per share 'buyback' I will follow up with another payment to cover that next week.


Cue Rejoicing/Lamentations

Bond out.

So the total payout per share will be 0.09 BTC? If so, that's OK with me.

That's great news.  Thanks!
sr. member
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Trust No One
March 04, 2013, 05:39:18 AM
#58
Aloha,

Acknowledging its been a while, I could spin some elaborate drama filled story but really was waiting for a more favorable price to buy the coin to pay you guys back with, which turned out really well.

At this point while the list is not fully verified it seems unlikely anyone else is coming forward. I'm going to send their coins anyway and if you dig this thread up after finding you never received btc because you didn't respond or give glbse an address you actually control (wtf people?) then I'm sorry, you had plenty of time.

Looking at daily pps earnings in 14 day blocks for each difficulty since Oct 3rd I get to about 0.036 per 1mh/s. Unless someone shows a problem with this math I'll make the a payment of 0.04 per share (the simplified calculation already favors you in a number of ways, I'm rounding it up as a gesture of good will) later this week. To be clear this is to cover the accrued mining income (at least what it would be if the BFL FPGA still worked properly).

Given the apparent agreement of 0.05 per share 'buyback' I will follow up with another payment to cover that next week.


Cue Rejoicing/Lamentations

Bond out.




 

So the total payout per share will be 0.09 BTC? If so, that's OK with me.
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March 04, 2013, 05:18:21 AM
#57
Aloha,

At this point while the list is not fully verified it seems unlikely anyone else is coming forward. I'm going to send their coins anyway and if you dig this thread up after finding you never received btc because you didn't respond or give glbse an address you actually control then I'm sorry, you had plenty of time.

Looking at daily pps earnings since Oct 3rd I get to about 0.036 per 1mh/s. Unless someone shows a problem with this I'll make the a payment of 0.04 per share later this week. To be clear this is to cover the accrued mining income.

Given the apparent agreement of 0.05 per share I will follow up with another payment to cover that next week.

Bond out.




 
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February 18, 2013, 04:58:11 AM
#56
lomax, it's now over a month since your last post.

Any update?

legendary
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February 12, 2013, 01:39:11 AM
#55
Any progress here?
sr. member
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Trust No One
February 09, 2013, 01:56:07 AM
#54
So, what's next steps. Will you pay at least outstanding dividends for now? You have all the info you need.
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January 14, 2013, 12:57:01 AM
#53
Around half have responded to the confirmation email so far, the faster everyone verifies the sooner you get the BTC. For those that don't know how many you held try to give a ballpark.
sr. member
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Trust No One
January 10, 2013, 06:38:24 AM
#52
best way would be to relist the asset on some other exchange, pay the dividends that were not paid and then let it trade for a couple of months and buy back the bonds as per contract if you wish. You may also execute the buyback following the last trading data from GLBSE (should be found somewhere on these forums).

In all honesty re-listing sounds like a lot of work for miniscule return.

For perspective; I own around half of the 800 bonds, the next largest holding is one quarter and the majority of the rest are single digit amounts (several, like my itchy trigger fingered friend strello, hold one (1) single bond).

My feeling is that 1MH/s bonds are worth somewhere south of 0.05btc, based on the markets decline towards the end of GLBSE and diminishing returns from mining including the looming ASICpocalypse.

Seeking opinions and evidence of similar bonds trading on the new platforms.

If you don't want to re-list (it's quite easy, you just send the file Nefario sent you to an exchange and they have an import script for that), then follow last GLBSE trading data and execute buyback (without paying backward dividends). If you want to make a buyback at the current prices you'll need to pay the missing dividends first.
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January 10, 2013, 04:52:15 AM
#51
best way would be to relist the asset on some other exchange, pay the dividends that were not paid and then let it trade for a couple of months and buy back the bonds as per contract if you wish. You may also execute the buyback following the last trading data from GLBSE (should be found somewhere on these forums).

In all honesty re-listing sounds like a lot of work for miniscule return.

For perspective; I own around half of the 800 bonds, the next largest holding is one quarter and the majority of the rest are single digit amounts (several, like my itchy trigger fingered friend strello, hold one (1) single bond).

My feeling is that 1MH/s bonds are worth somewhere south of 0.05btc, based on the markets decline towards the end of GLBSE and diminishing returns from mining including the looming ASICpocalypse.

Seeking opinions and evidence of similar bonds trading on the new platforms.

Depends on how many bondholders you had.  If you don't list somewhere, you have to process the last two months of dividends & buyback manually.  Not a big deal if there aren't many, but can be a PITA if you have a lot.
You don't need to do this manually for every bondholder. I have commented here with some notes about how to automate this.
legendary
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January 10, 2013, 03:10:28 AM
#50
best way would be to relist the asset on some other exchange, pay the dividends that were not paid and then let it trade for a couple of months and buy back the bonds as per contract if you wish. You may also execute the buyback following the last trading data from GLBSE (should be found somewhere on these forums).

In all honesty re-listing sounds like a lot of work for miniscule return.

For perspective; I own around half of the 800 bonds, the next largest holding is one quarter and the majority of the rest are single digit amounts (several, like my itchy trigger fingered friend strello, hold one (1) single bond).

My feeling is that 1MH/s bonds are worth somewhere south of 0.05btc, based on the markets decline towards the end of GLBSE and diminishing returns from mining including the looming ASICpocalypse.

Seeking opinions and evidence of similar bonds trading on the new platforms.

Depends on how many bondholders you had.  If you don't list somewhere, you have to process the last two months of dividends & buyback manually.  Not a big deal if there aren't many, but can be a PITA if you have a lot.

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January 09, 2013, 03:21:11 PM
#49
best way would be to relist the asset on some other exchange, pay the dividends that were not paid and then let it trade for a couple of months and buy back the bonds as per contract if you wish. You may also execute the buyback following the last trading data from GLBSE (should be found somewhere on these forums).

In all honesty re-listing sounds like a lot of work for miniscule return.

For perspective; I own around half of the 800 bonds, the next largest holding is one quarter and the majority of the rest are single digit amounts (several, like my itchy trigger fingered friend strello, hold one (1) single bond).

My feeling is that 1MH/s bonds are worth somewhere south of 0.05btc, based on the markets decline towards the end of GLBSE and diminishing returns from mining including the looming ASICpocalypse.

Seeking opinions and evidence of similar bonds trading on the new platforms.
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January 09, 2013, 08:40:36 AM
#48
Good idea. Import to BTCT.co is a simple and efficient way to handle this.

Without the convenience of a platform to trade on I'll probably wind it up with a "buyback" type payment. Yet to receive anything from glbse.

If you want to keep it going, I'd be happy to assist with a transition to https://btct.co/

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/glbse-to-btc-tc-transition-import-strategy-for-asset-issuers-127215

As a bond holder, I'm happy with a buyback too.

Cheers.

sr. member
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Trust No One
January 09, 2013, 08:04:51 AM
#47
best way would be to relist the asset on some other exchange, pay the dividends that were not paid and then let it trade for a couple of months and buy back the bonds as per contract if you wish. You may also execute the buyback following the last trading data from GLBSE (should be found somewhere on these forums).
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