Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 2363. (Read 3377790 times)
November 29, 2014, 06:31:56 PM
It's so obvious that zerocoder is another josh garza shill account.
November 29, 2014, 06:30:47 PM
You're a software developer at a payment processing company but you know that your firm has spoken with Josh. Sure I believe you, just as much as I believe you can write a single coherent sentence. Why don't you enlighten us all and tell us what company it is that you work for and as a software developer are privy to such important conversations.
If I were to say you, I am working for that company is that make you believe I am working for them, or you would ask me for an e-mail. By the way yes, our company talks with them because we wanna implement that new payment method in our systems, we also talked with hundred development firms in advance(for other coins). So I am not saying the company invest on that system, but I am saying we get info about it.
not just a shill but a shill that's prepared to LIE THROUGH HIS TEETH to instigate that people give money to GAW.
that's called extortion buddy and you had better be careful how far you implement yourself in this scam.
November 29, 2014, 06:26:02 PM
You're a software developer at a payment processing company but you know that your firm has spoken with Josh. Sure I believe you, just as much as I believe you can write a single coherent sentence. Why don't you enlighten us all and tell us what company it is that you work for and as a software developer are privy to such important conversations.
If I were to say you, I am working for that company is that make you believe I am working for them, or you would ask me for an e-mail. By the way yes, our company talks with them because we wanna implement that new payment method in our systems, we also talked with hundred development firms in advance(for other coins). So I am not saying the company invest on that system, but I am saying we get info about it.
November 29, 2014, 06:23:22 PM
There is no guarantee about the future value of paycoin either, so why would they hold on to it?
Even if the $20 floor is true at the start, there's no way it will last. The greed from GAWs customer base will ensure that the coin is raped of all its value within a year.
You don't know shit about BTC, and you are flat out wrong.
If you wanna limit the supply of coin, there are things you can do.
1st: You can offer interest for coin holders to make them keep their coins (hashstalkers)
2nd: VC firms get each of those prime controllers for 1M$, they are not able to sell their coins they will get the return in months (I know because our firm also talk with Josh)
3rd: Of course there would be people selling their coins but customers only holding small percent of those coins, and 1 month of their mining BTC already used to pay those coins
By the way only a small percentage of it sell to the VCs, individual investors and customers for creating base price. I know nobody likes pre mined coins, but that has to be in the way it is
You're a software developer at a payment processing company but you know that your firm has spoken with Josh. Sure I believe you, just as much as I believe you can write a single coherent sentence. Why don't you enlighten us all and tell us what company it is that you work for and as a software developer are privy to such important conversations. While you're at it tell us all how you know only a small percentage of the hundreds of millions comes from VC's and how much.
November 29, 2014, 06:14:01 PM
There is no guarantee about the future value of paycoin either, so why would they hold on to it?
Even if the $20 floor is true at the start, there's no way it will last. The greed from GAWs customer base will ensure that the coin is raped of all its value within a year.
You don't know shit about BTC, and you are flat out wrong.
If you wanna limit the supply of coin, there are things you can do.
1st: You can offer interest for coin holders to make them keep their coins (hashstalkers)
2nd: VC firms get each of those prime controllers for 1M$, they are not able to sell their coins they will get the return in months (I know because our firm also talk with Josh)
3rd: Of course there would be people selling their coins but customers only holding small percent of those coins, and 1 month of their mining BTC already used to pay those coins
By the way only a small percentage of it sell to the VCs, individual investors and customers for creating base price. I know nobody likes pre mined coins, but that has to be in the way it is
I urge you to give Josh that $1m.
see what happens.
November 29, 2014, 06:11:34 PM
There is no guarantee about the future value of paycoin either, so why would they hold on to it?
Even if the $20 floor is true at the start, there's no way it will last. The greed from GAWs customer base will ensure that the coin is raped of all its value within a year.
You don't know shit about BTC, and you are flat out wrong.
If you wanna limit the supply of coin, there are things you can do.
1st: You can offer interest for coin holders to make them keep their coins (hashstalkers)
2nd: VC firms get each of those prime controllers for 1M$, they are not able to sell their coins they will get the return in months (I know because our firm also talk with Josh)
3rd: Of course there would be people selling their coins but customers only holding small percent of those coins, and 1 month of their mining BTC already used to pay those coins
By the way only a small percentage of it sell to the VCs, individual investors and customers for creating base price. I know nobody likes pre mined coins, but that has to be in the way it is
November 29, 2014, 06:01:20 PM
Also, is nobody else alarmed at the fact that this shitcoin will be almost completely pre-mined by GAW?
November 29, 2014, 05:57:56 PM
I am eagerly waiting for GAW to release the data to allow me to point my 2TH of hardware miner so I can mine PayCoin. Then I can rent a hashstaker wallet to keep my PayCoins and earn more PayCoins. And then I can sell them for $20 a piece and be rich. Josh has created a 100 million backup just to guarantee somebody will buy my coupons - sorry, PayCoins.
You are already doing that for BTC, am I wrong? and nobody gives you any guarantee of buying them. Pray Tim Draper if he sells just a portion of his BTC the value can drop 150-200$ level
@corygto merchant immediately sell those BTC because, there is no guarantee about future value
There is no guarantee about the future value of paycoin either, so why would they hold on to it?
Even if the $20 floor is true at the start, there's no way it will last. The greed from GAWs customer base will ensure that the coin is raped of all its value within a year.
You don't know shit about BTC, and you are flat out wrong.
November 29, 2014, 05:57:47 PM
I really wish BTC to turn back 1200$
^ the crux of the matter - bought in at the high of last year and is now looking for something (anything!) that can help him out of the debt he got into by playing on the stock exchanges.
kids these days huh.
November 29, 2014, 05:56:17 PM
Buying a coffee is a risk the seller can take
The merchant isn't taking the risk, the payment processor is.Quote
The merchant turn it to FIAT immediately
What's your point? Are you implying that all of a sudden Target is going to switch their books off of USD and into Paycoin?I also accept bitcoin with my own business. it's a great method which allows me to give discounts to my customers and clients
I also convert it to £GBP because as a global decentralised currency, it's actually what it's designed to be able to do.
(no shit, sherlock!? really?)
if the entire world eventually moves over to bitcoin as a single currency, then all the better, but in the meantime, i *think* i'm using it as it was meant to be used. please correct me if i'm wrong
November 29, 2014, 05:54:10 PM
I am eagerly waiting for GAW to release the data to allow me to point my 2TH of hardware miner so I can mine PayCoin. Then I can rent a hashstaker wallet to keep my PayCoins and earn more PayCoins. And then I can sell them for $20 a piece and be rich. Josh has created a 100 million backup just to guarantee somebody will buy my coupons - sorry, PayCoins.
You are already doing that for BTC, am I wrong? and nobody gives you any guarantee of buying them. Pray Tim Draper if he sells just a portion of his BTC the value can drop 150-200$ level
@corygto merchant immediately sell those BTCs because, there is no guarantee about future value. Which makes it the just a bad payment option. By the way I also have BTC investment, but talking about cons of BTC, I really wish BTC to turn back 1200$ but it is not happening and the price fluctuation enormous unfortunately
November 29, 2014, 05:51:02 PM
I am eagerly waiting for GAW to release the data to allow me to point my 2TH of hardware miner so I can mine PayCoin. Then I can rent a hashstaker wallet to keep my PayCoins and earn more PayCoins. And then I can sell them for $20 a piece and be rich. Josh has created a 100 million backup just to guarantee somebody will buy my coupons - sorry, PayCoins.
Step 1: Be a Venture Capitalist
Step 2: Buy 1,000,000 Paycoin at $2
Step 3: Wait until release date where 1 Paycoin = $20
Step 4: Dump 1,000,000 Paycoin into $20 buy wall
Step 5: Profit.
Hurr Durr.
Added Bonus: The tears of 100,000 wankers crying because they too were going to dump their $4 coins into the $20 buy wall, but the VC's beat em to it.
November 29, 2014, 05:50:55 PM
You are failing. try harder, or go back to hashtalk and regroup with bitgeek and rootdude. The argument above is complete bs - why does Dell or Overstock accept bitcoin then? Do you think i had to wait a half hour to buy that laptop yesterday from tigerdirect with BTC? ... Um.. Nope... So, you just proved you are a moron and don't even know jack-shit about BTC, or anything at all about how stores even accept it.
You just proved yourself wrong then. The fact that they turn it into FIAT immediately means that BTC succeeds as a payment option. It's a way to send money without the USER having to deal with banks, or the COMPANY to have to deal with cc/debit fees. It was never intended for the seller to hold on to the BTC.
Also, you are a fool if you think merchants won't immediately sell paycoin for FIAT.
November 29, 2014, 05:49:02 PM
Buying a coffee is a risk the seller can take
The merchant isn't taking the risk, the payment processor is.Quote
The merchant turn it to FIAT immediately
What's your point? Are you implying that all of a sudden Target is going to switch their books off of USD and into Paycoin? November 29, 2014, 05:48:13 PM
the same way that you declared, that if it doesn't happen in the USA, it doesn't happen.
You are a miner right? and BTC rates dropping like a blade, and the whole thing turn into an arm race. I suggest you to try it, what would you lost? BTC is not OK for use in stores, those 30 minutes transaction times make it useless, and all those price fluctuation prevent stores to use it. Why not just try for 1 day. You got nothing to lose. Don't be that judgemental
You don't need to invest on GAW, you can mine it with your own hardware. Nobody asking you to invest any thing on that thing.
I am eagerly waiting for GAW to release the data to allow me to point my 2TH of hardware miner so I can mine PayCoin. Then I can rent a hashstaker wallet to keep my PayCoins and earn more PayCoins. And then I can sell them for $20 a piece and be rich. Josh has created a 100 million backup just to guarantee somebody will buy my coupons - sorry, PayCoins.
November 29, 2014, 05:40:49 PM
This is just a waste of time
you get it. we've been telling you this exactly.
November 29, 2014, 05:39:32 PM
You are failing. try harder, or go back to hashtalk and regroup with bitgeek and rootdude. The argument above is complete bs - why does Dell or Overstock accept bitcoin then? Do you think i had to wait a half hour to buy that laptop yesterday from tigerdirect with BTC? ... Um.. Nope... So, you just proved you are a moron and don't even know jack-shit about BTC, or anything at all about how stores even accept it.
I am working for a payment processing company as software developer, and you are using BTC online right. Good argument, try gift cards, I don't need the support of anybody. You are understanding what I mean and ignore it deliberately. This is just a waste of time
Buying a coffee is a risk the seller can take, and you know what. The merchant turn it to FIAT immediately
November 29, 2014, 05:36:51 PM
BTC is not OK for use in stores, those 30 minutes transaction times make it useless, and all those price fluctuation prevent stores to use it.
You are failing. try harder, or go back to hashtalk and regroup with bitgeek and rootdude. The argument above is complete bs - why does Dell or Overstock accept bitcoin then? Do you think i had to wait a half hour to buy that laptop yesterday from tigerdirect with BTC? ... Um.. Nope... So, you just proved you are a moron and don't even know jack-shit about BTC, or anything at all about how stores even accept it.
Seriously though. I just used BTC to purchase my girlfriend a diamond necklace for Christmas from Reeds Jewelers. The transaction was instant and painless.
I will also be using BTC to purchase Christmas presents from newegg very soon.
I don't understand where all these GAW cheerleaders get off saying that Bitcoin has failed and that no retailers will accept it.
it's all scripted from most other altcoin threads on bctalk.
November 29, 2014, 05:35:47 PM
BTC is not OK for use in stores, those 30 minutes transaction times make it useless, and all those price fluctuation prevent stores to use it.
You are failing. try harder, or go back to hashtalk and regroup with bitgeek and rootdude. The argument above is complete bs - why does Dell or Overstock accept bitcoin then? Do you think i had to wait a half hour to buy that laptop yesterday from tigerdirect with BTC? ... Um.. Nope... So, you just proved you are a moron and don't even know jack-shit about BTC, or anything at all about how stores even accept it.
Seriously though. I just used BTC to purchase my girlfriend a diamond necklace for Christmas from Reeds Jewelers. The transaction was instant and painless.
I will also be using BTC to purchase Christmas presents from newegg very soon.
I don't understand where all these GAW cheerleaders get off saying that Bitcoin has failed and that no retailers will accept it.
November 29, 2014, 05:29:57 PM
on my way to the show i'll go buy coffee in my local cafe. with bitcoin, as i do every saturday afternoon
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