Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 1323. (Read 3377922 times)

neither NASA or ESA could get XPY to moon ...

PexPeppers is now giving out T-shirts:


https://hashtalk.org/topic/32576/20-off-everything-pexpeppers/30

Damn, Bro. That looks Boss with your Paycoin hat!

yup, i started playing there because i want to play. I used to play seals with coins but it just went away ( i got all my funds transferred).
all XPY I have are in there

... 90% of it is in Josh Promises, though, and those are headed for the moon!

Meanwhile your investment is worth 1/10th of what you bought it for?

This is great. The guy who spends all his time promoting, developing, and investing in blatant scams is telling us to get a life.

Not sure why I'm even bothering to reply. I'm 99% sure you are just trolling because there's no way anyone is dumbtarded enough to be invested in paycoin for more than a few weeks without figuring out it's a scam. Even if you can't tie your own shoes in the morning, you should still be capable of figuring out it's a scam.

to continue your rant, did you know that shitloads of people in Myanmar have access to internet with mobile devices?
 

cant wait when most of africa comes online. should be sweet time for crypto currency

Guys get a life give this rubbish a rest your only going to make yourselves look stupid when paycoin goes to the moon!!! The big boys at your school will steal your lunch money for being stupid nerds

jesus Mr Coins is hyper hyping poopcoin to buy all coins right now because GAW is the first one to get direct CC<->crypto with the help of Cantor Fitzgerald.

omg this is gonna be such a failure and Mr. Ganza will drain so much cash for nothing

i didnt really notice this before. veilcoin which was known as a scam in july 2014, uploaded most of GAWs poopcoin sources in december
did Mr. Ganza hire a known scam group? just so they wont bother him later on 

A card in hand is worth more than two pumps in the bush.

I believe someone on HT once asked if gambling could be considered investing.  Not the sharpest tools in the shed that bunch.

gotta love Nietzsche

heres something funny. atleast 15% of xpy owners are gambling, maybe because its the only thing they can do with poopcoin

~Friedrich Nietzsche

so true. also even if you know something is off/wrong its very hard to switch your thinking if you have some kind of moral code. most people can do it few times but its hard to keep it going on

this thread has many good examples of people who already got out of poopcoin but still get sucked in at least on idea level if not putting few btc "just because it could succeed with great idea". failing to assess Mr. Ganzas history

strong sympathy for others is a great attack point for marketing/snake oil people like Mr. Ganza

He looks to have gained weight, must be those waffles or whatever the Belgian cuisine is famous for.

@ Eightcylinders: You are treating Mr. Ganza as if he were a normal person with a properly functioning moral compass and this is simply not the case. The only thing that matters to Mr. Ganza is how much $/BTC he can take from others and put in his pocket. "Details" like legality and liability are things that he hires lawyers to deal with. This is a consistent and constantly exploited problem that moral people have when confronting those that are not. They are at a serious disadvantage , because they think that the person engaged in some nefarious activity will behave as they do, and it simply is not that way.

Example: Most people can simply not grasp why a government would attack it's own citizens to further a nefarious and self serving agenda. To the "normal" person this simply makes no sense, they can not fathom that there are others who scoff at morality and use it as a weapon to hit those who are moral over the head with.

I really wish Garza would go back and finish school...

Visa/MasterCard/Amex/Discover are defined as "payment card associations" and since the mid-1990's do not typically deal with the public directly, including small businesses - or even what many would consider large businesses. The primary function of the associations these days are to facilitate the backend technology infrastructure to link consumers to creditors on a global scale under a unified branding campaign - that's it. Likewise, the associations have their published rules/policies that regulate and maintain a somewhat level playing field within the industry they largely dictate. The public face of theses payment card associations are comprised of 20,000+ issuing/member banks, who are the actual components handing out the PVC cards with the Visa/MasterCard/Amex/Discover/etc association logo on them. These are also the entities that have their own specific policies and guidelines in addition to their respective association's. In the end, the approval or denial tag applied to every transaction comes from the issuing bank, not the specific payment card association or any other third party.

So, who connects small businesses with these issuing banks in this technology age?

That would be your typical "merchant bank" via their representatives who acts as the middle men (or women); brokering the relationship ranging from specific card acceptance to hardware, pricing, and terms. A good analogy would be the health insurance industry within the USA. The big insurance companies facilitate the back end of the industry and an army of smaller, often self employed or contracted licensed brokers, facilitate the business generation and retention. From an analytical view, it's all very similar.

Garza is likely simply talking with one of the merchant banks (via their iPhone carrying agent/rep) who have the ability to broker the online gateway (like Authorize.Net) to accept whatever pre or post-paid card he is hoping to peddle, which would come from the issuer via the merchant bank or a derivative of the issuing bank (i.e. another third party) if a prepaid card. Nothing innovative, new, novel, or special going on here. Thousands of business per day go through this process around the world.

Knowing the industry, I would bet it is nothing more than a fee-heavy prepaid/reloadable debit card with some custom branding (if he meets the MOQ). Likewise, there is currently no mechanism in place within the industry to "automatically" load a payment card in real-time with crypto to pay for a product in FIAT. The account holder must manually load the prepaid card or other medium of electronic payment and wait for it to convert prior to the transaction commencement. The lobbying and legislative oversight of the industry is nowhere near getting BTC, let alone XPY, on the list of native currencies the payment card associations recognize and support. We simply are not there yet.

Scott-

he really only bought primes and for a very limited times. I told him upfront to buyback my genesis and he said he never promised that (when he had said all hashlets)