Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 1142. (Read 3377956 times)

Yup. He also quite obviously has a partnership with Amazon because when he signed up he clicked "Accept" under the TOS (which he then promptly violated). So that's the Honor program taken care of and CoinFire proven utterly wrong. Next stop  - PayFlash 2.0.

So if that is an Amazon.com invoice, in Homero's fucked up brain he thinks he has fulfilled his promise that you could buy product from Amazon.com with paycoin. Proud as punch on delivering on his original promise.

Is that the gig?

Like everything else he has ever done, his 30s touching the ceiling of 20 dollars paycoin blip. Job well done, we delivered the flooring.

Handful of hand ordered "gifts" delivered from Amazon.com by himself in exchange for paycoin. Job well done, we did do what we said we would do.

What's next on the original list. Debit / Credit card?

This is all comic book material.

What will the credit card look like? Bubble gum wrapped bottom of a lucky packet back of a matchbook "thing"

BOY OH BOY I can't wait for the next big thing.

 

Is Homero sane?

As a frequent Amazon shopper, I can second this

It is definitely Amazon.

Edit: I have no clue where this image came from or what it means, but you can compare the blurry wording in the video to this and you'll see:

http://indypolitics.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/moed-receipt-750x420.jpg

Anyone recognize this little gift-wrapped "present" image? Quick checking doesn't reveal it is an Amazon.com gift invoice or the usamail1.com repack invoice. Maybe it is an HP direct gift invoice?

Hey Bryon be a pal and make yourself useful and inform us where exactly this junk is being shipped from?

The market was supposed to obey and go up to $20. That part hasn't quite worked out.

Then the "Marks" line up to put in Buy Bids for XPY with more BTC and Homero dumps more of his endless supply of XPY on them and pockets the BTC. This is standard Carny scam shit. I have to wonder if all the "Marks" (Suckers) who are getting taken to the cleaners by this scam never had the opportunity to see scammers in action like I did when I was a kid.

So what is the point of this charade then?

Homero sponsors the first few invitees, buys them "gifts" making it look like paycoin is worth 20 dollars. Then what?

Please for god sake stop quoting the scammer/shill people.  FFS a lot of us have them on ignore.

They are only here to try and derail the thread and your enabling it by quoting them constantly.

He's kind of stopped lying for now. He never says he doesn't have a connection. He says GAW doesn't. That's actually a pretty big difference.

https://hashtalk.org/topic/34118

https://hashtalk.org/topic/34118
https://archive.today/477Am


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However as far as I remember he did not say that he's personally not involved.

In fact he was implying a couple of times that he's the secret sponsor of this deal.

Edit:

https://hashtalk.org/topic/34226/question-about-coinstand/27
https://archive.today/J6D5L#selection-8645.0-8645.40


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 thanks ! makes sense now since most things GAW does are half-baked. This coinstain thing seems like it never even went in the oven.

lmao this whole scam is becoming so acceptable now and nothing being done about it, I thought this loon were under SEC investigation.

Just amazing.

Anyone have a screen or archive where Homero insisted that there was no connection between him and gaw and this coinstand.com farce?

Hellsgremlin, nobody believes a word you are saying in that video, you stupid fucking shill.  
So you received a gift from your friend Homero. And now we are all supposed to buy Garza's shitcoin? Ahaahahahaaa.  

Yeah, that's my guess, too. This isn't an affiliate thing. This is a thing where they collect the XPY, then Garza makes a gift purchase that's sent to the purchaser.

The only difference is that I would guess it's an automatic process. I think the plan is to open it up to the world (obviously not at $20 per, lol - more like 20 cents). He'll probably make his money off a favorable exchange rate.

Shill is actually a Carny (Carnival) term. I think the first time I heard it was when I was about 10 or 12 hanging out with my friends when the Carnival would come to town. When we ran out of money we would sit around and watch the games to try and figure out a way to beat them, etc. It doesn't take long to start spotting the Shills at work at a Carnival. The most common type was the ones who were what we called "ringers", guys (and sometimes girls) who were allowed to win at a game to demonstrate to the Marks(Townies) how easy it was , when in reality the game is rigged of course. I remember one guy in particular who did this year after year, and always had a hot chick for arm candy.  Sort of a "Play this game and Win the big stuffed bear and you too will have a hot chick" kind of deal. VERY effective, too. You could see the crowd grow instantly when the Shill would arrive at a certain game and begin drawing the Townies in.   This is precisely what is going on with the Paycoin scam, especially this latest obvious giveaway to some shills so they can parade around and draw in more Marks (Suckers) In the case of Carny shills, the prizes were of course later returned by the Shills, but with the Coinstand obvious "ringers" it look slike they may actually get to keep a crappy old laptop or whatever.


This here describes precisely the whole Hashlet/Paycoin methodology:


This Carny lingo site is awesome. I think Josh pulled his entire GAW/Paycoin gameplan from basic Carny scams.

Its all a conspiracy,  Nothing is what it seems.  The video is fake and the item does not exist.  That wasn't me with a neck beard in that video & The US government planned 911  I wish my goldfish woulda came first. 

Jesus Christ,  The conspiracy in this thread. 

Ridiculous. But I am sure we'll see some more fake videos by shills like that one I guess, until Garza's desperate pump attempt is over and Coinstand suddenly has to shut down or ends sales for $20 per peecoin.