Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 2390. (Read 3377790 times)

That is the funny thing with the Bitcoin world. People do not learn from past mistakes and history repeats itself.

It's sad to see mostly newbies, foreigners and minorities getting scammed. There's a kid on there asking his parents for more money. When they lose it they'll blame Bitcoin.

while i dont know if this paycoin thing will be legit or not, chances are it wont be, but some of the people in this thread are insufferable, must be frustrating being filled with hate towards someone you don't know... but, i remember when i was going through puberty like you guys, its a tough time.

As they say, attack is the best form of defence. He knows his liitle money-making scam is going end badly in so many ways for all concerned.

You cant withdraw currently, "we are unable to process your transaction at this time" support tells me its a general issue will be fixed tomorrow

You havent been mining anything. Youre just being given points.. wake up

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2neamx/remember_when_josh_said_coin_fire_didnt_reach_out/

http://genius.com/Josh-garza-confidential-notice-annotated

Well,I guess this is what the wallet interface will look like

https://hashtalk.org/topic/19837/announcing-paybase

BTW,thanks for this thread,beats trying to get real info from the "GAWsomenauts" at HT......rose colored glasses are annoying most of the time 

Fuck you

Amazing, GAW going all in, trying to restart the hype train I'd guess.

if you willing to roi or not well market is hot now all who bought after the 16 dollars primes can roi today looks like the advertisements is making sucess someone is buying all there

someone is buying primes at 70 dollars just take a look into it is burning there wow


reached mark 100 dollars in minutes only left 25 primes for sell wow

I wouldn't say that reporting this in a journalistic sense makes the writer of the article complicit in the fraud.
They are simply putting out an article based on what they have been told.

The fact that this has all been relayed to these media outlets should cause concern for Josh that, once it all goes tits up as it is destined to do, there will be official record of his overexaggerated expectations of the project for a class action complaint to be made against him.

Inthat sense, it's probably a good thing that he is gung-ho about all of this but my point, you can't shoot tge messenger for relaying information that has been passed to them.

They're still complicit in this fraud

Contacts: [email protected], @paulvigna / [email protected], @mikejcasey

yesterday i acess zen miner and wow a top 10 genesis selling all  Hodorhodor   26994.00 GH today he just trying  to sell small parts one running or changing investment into prime that looks high 52 dollars and only 32 on the market soo what the hell happened from yesterday by today any news?

price just raised to 62 dollars now what is going on there wtf?

how about this you send me some bitcoin to this address below i just created few days ago. I will then promise i will go to the bathroom atleast 1 time in the next week LOL 17Ymsz1mb7H6ChrDvvVyywB7xbr28HRcV5

when this happens there will be anarchy uprising on hashtalk and they will be bussy overthere with the ban button, heck they might just down site for a few hours or so. Ofcourse my response has no merrit of truth as this will never happen more like it will hit $100 per coin as advertised 

i invested money in gaw a month or so ago, have made extremely little money in return and will never ROI. but, i am extremely unsure about paycoin, i set my miners to mine HP just because theres no maintenance fee and that if this paycoin does end up being legit ill have a few, so it's whatever, at this point i have nothing to lose, if it turns out to be true than thats great and ill make a big profit if not, then ill be back to where i was and i dont really care, i never invested ludicrous amounts.

I see, it touches quite the nerve. One must wonder why no? A seemingly illiterate high school drop out who does not know the difference between then and than, a massively successfully world famous financial company, who's Vice Chairman parades around the youthful device known as twitter, gibbering with multiple exclamation points !!! like a tween, about this equally incredibly weird faux coin venture.

It is true that CF is in the technology sphere in a big way:


http://www.cantor.com/portfolio/cgtechnology

noted where no mention of this venture is indicated and at the same time

no mention at all of GAW being present or part of the single next most important crypto currency meetings of this year and forward:

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-events/

Let's get a few points clear here:

A. As far as this and any other web forum is concerned, I am present and acting as a private individual who happens to also be a citizen of the US.

B. I have never accused anyone OTHER than GAW/Zen and its "CEO" of anything without having more than enough proof to back up my individual position. Seriously, I have a life and multiple businesses to run myself so why would I waist my time and that of others if I didn't have the proof and other resources to backup my claims? I do not need the attention or drama, but if I do not speak up, exercise my rights, and file (along side others) the appropriate complaints with the proper authorities against those who I believe wish to defraud and degrade the evolving technological business sector, then morally I am no better than those I believe should be held accountable.

C. I have never claimed to be an attorney or act as a legal authority on any specific subject. I have my own legal representation I pay handsomely for such matters. With that said, I am college educated and do have over 18 years of global (US, HK, DE, AU, an UK) corporate business experience with a focus on technology, IP, and contract law compliance. If some of the language and references I use are too full of "legalities" for you, then I am sorry. Given the topic of this discussion, it is what it is. What I can do is apologize for any missed typos in advance since I am often doing multiple things at once and do not have the time to run everything through a spell/grammar checker first.

Now, you want case law and other references to how things are changing here in the US regarding Ponzi schemes and those who are complacent and/or unjustly benefiting from the continuation of these schemes (or the fallout)? OK, here are a few...

Let's start with Florida:


Now, jump across the country to here in California where this "both sides of the coin" paper offers plenty of reference content:
http://www.theponzibook.com/CBLP_2012_Liabilitiy_of_Professionals_Phelps.pdf

And another story or two worth reading:
http://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom/bankruptcy/b/bankruptcy-law-blog/archive/2012/10/17/banks-beware-aiding-and-abetting-claims-in-ponzi-cases-are-still-alive-and-well.aspx

That should be enough for now.

Scott-