Topic: Euphoria X13 asset backed Buy research chemicals WEBSTORE LIVE - page 8. (Read 97063 times)

no.

I made my position clear on this last page or 2 pages ago.

Are you still considering to pay bittrex fee for legal adviser. Regarding they allowed Noocoin to be listed?

Man I've been having problems with the staking of my coins since day 1 lol I had it saying reward in 1 min for over 2 days and then a measly .015 I get for it lol It's just the way things go sometimes I guess

Does anyone know why my wallets stopped staking? 

I had a few issues yesterday and re-installed and it immediately started staking - I received 2 payments. Now it is saying I have no mature coins.  I transferred the coins on 13th December.

Thanks

Japan
The Japanese public generally sees drug use as an admission of deep seated evil. The public get up in arms over people being caught with marijuana, so you are unlikely to be treated with any sympathy. Under the Cannabis Control Law in Japan, being caught with even a single joint can get you a five year prison sentence with some hard labor thrown in for good measure. They’ll be a little more lenient if it’s your first time, but you’ll still get around a six month sentence. Foreigners aren’t likely to be jailed, but will be deported from the country with no hope of ever going back.

Philippines
In the Philippines, you don’t get much leeway either. The first time you’re caught smoking a joint you can be sent to rehab for at least six months. If you are persistent enough to try again, the next time could land you in jail for between six and twelve years. If you get caught growing weed, you’re looking at anything from life imprisonment to the death penalty. The Philippine Dangerous Drugs Act will make your life a living hell. One man was jailed for 15 years after being caught with two “sticks” (assumedly meaning joints) of marijuana.

Malaysia
Another country you would do well to avoid is Malaysia. Possession of cannabis can land you in jail for up to five years (Section 6), and carries a fine of up to 20,000 ringgit (around $6,500). If you are found with over 50 grams, the sentence is at least five years, plus a possible lashing of at least ten strikes (Section 39a). Planting a cannabis seed can get you life in prison plus at least six lashings (Section 6b). In 2010, a man was jailed for a total of eight years for being found with just less than 58 grams of cannabis. One charge was only based on 12.65 grams (less than a half ounce) and carried a sentence of two years. The worst case scenario, getting caught dealing a lot of cannabis, can lead to the death sentence.

Indonesia
If you’re journeying across Southeast Asia and fancy a stop in Bali, marijuana should definitely be off the menu. Getting caught with a single joint in Indonesia can lead to a jail sentence of up to four years. If you accidently or purposefully import any cannabis, you can be put in prison for between five and 15 years. One famous case involved an Australian named Schapelle Corby, who ended up with 20 years in jail, skipping off on a possible sentence of death by firing squad. This is probably the only time 20 years in an Indonesian jail could be considered “lucky.”

United Arab Emirates
Possibly the most extreme laws come in the United Arab Emirates. Getting caught in Dubai with even the tiniest trace of cannabis can get you a minimum mandatory sentence of four years. In some extreme circumstances, if you’re caught with any in your blood or urine, this can be considered “possession.” It’s worth noting that these absurd laws even extend to things like poppy seeds (the kind you might be covered in if you eat seeded bread on your flight). One man has been jailed for four years because he was found at the airport with a cigarette trodden into his shoe. Inside, the authorities found 0.003 grams of cannabis, and that was enough. Unless he’d come up with a bizarre way to carry his last, tiny joint, it’s safe to assume this wasn’t even his. In the UAE, it clearly doesn’t matter.

I have been a supporter for Euphoria from the start, I loved the idea and the website and the dev's professionalism. I have confidence in this project and its team.

While I admit I have not checked out noo coin but the fact that a competitor/copy cat has started up so fast is a testament to Euphoria coin in my opinion.

so yeah I wont be checking noo coin out... ICO on a copy cat coin hahaha I know crypto is risky but come on lol
I'm parking my back side right here 

I made an account on c-cex.com a while back to buy some Euphoria coins and been using it for a good few weeks and I must say I'm very pleased with it and I'm glad I did try the exchange out, I would recommend it for sure.

I have a great feeling for this project/dev and will keep supporting you guys, Keep up the good work 

Thank you Richie for addressing this. I feel comfortable with your exchange now and I can see where your coming from. There is lots for misinformation out there...Can't believe everything. Please consider adding this coin. This dev is the real deal and seems like he's research the law on the products he sells. We would love a fighting chance to go up against NOOcoin on your exchange. Like CANN and MARYJ were except this dev really delivers on what he says. Thanks for your time and consideration.

I don't handle any of the compliance/legal aspects, but I'll make sure i forward to bill again.  Like i said though, IANAL and those were just my thought up examples...

I don't handle any of the compliance/legal aspects, but I'll make sure i forward to bill again.  Like i said though, IANAL and those were just my thought up examples...

not wanting to stir a hornets nest but I did point that we have all this to Bill

http://euphoriashop.co/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=6

http://euphoriashop.co/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=5

I pointed those terms out from the very start to him.

We very clearly state we will not ship any reagents to jurisdictions where those reagents are controlled and any orders for such will be cancelled.