Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 2447. (Read 3377790 times)

Investing is a zero-sum game.  Look that up sometime.  Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.  Those who are good at gaming the system end up winning more in the long run... all at the expense of others.

Typical wall-street investing/gambling requires ever-increasing sums of fiat to keep propping up profits and returns... hmmm... sounds a lot like a giant ponzi to me.

I fully realize that it´s a totally un-regulated marketplace
and what passes for police is totally mob-owned anyway

but how can this guy hype the world´s best paying pool
and then a week later be renegotiating the wreckage of
said pool ?

I think it's pretty evident that they do not mine with their physical miners for themselves.  They rent this power out (probably to entities like NiceHash, or other cloud mining services), and pay the dividends back to the customers based on what they would have gotten had they used the physical miners for themselves.

No where has GAW ever said anything different.  If people aren't comfortable with this, fine.

He addressed that issue in that thread, saying something like "oh i will fix my grammar and stuff soon, but that just means it won't be me writing it! :grinning:"

what an asshat. this can't end well... how the hell could it?

Damnit thanks that had me laughing pretty good, i love this thread sometimes!

If I was a big investor my first request to Josh would be that he learn to spell. :grinning:

When suddenly their world´s best paying pool suddenly tanked
because they were suddenly renegotiating how to keep it that way
and the same day they came up with that sob story about how
poor they had been scammed with the authorizations keys

I started moving out.

Any word on those negotiations, BTW ?

You mean like thermovacum controlled miners , you buy at 4$ few weeks later sell for 20$ sounds legit right?

White Paper? Bah, My investors dont even care about that shit, shut up asking about it.
Here is my  Pseudo Proof of Concept Code:

Blackhole::TI_Vaccum_Transaction() {
TI1 = Warp Proof-of-Work Hash (nBlockHeight ~ Proof-of-Transactional-Vaccumility(nth) );
TI2 = SHA256( TI1 ) * HyperDifficulty(n);
TI3 = Return ( TI2 – Eat at Joes(sponsored line)( directive ) );
return xCTI3;
}
Warptimefold::TI_Locked_Transaction() {
TILT = Translucent.TI_Sent_Transaction();
if ( TILT = Timefold_X+tx23(Verified_Transaction( mrch ) ) {
ThermoBlockConfirmation = true + A;
}
}


That should be enough codes to please the crypto nerds. OK now invest.

On that note...  

Update:
It would be advisable everyone get acquainted with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), who is also aware of the situation and welcoming additional feedback and complaints.

http://www.consumerfinance.gov

Congress established the CFPB [in 2010] to protect consumers by carrying out federal consumer financial laws. Among other things, we:
•Write rules, supervise companies, and enforce federal consumer financial protection laws
•Restrict unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices
•Take consumer complaints
•Promote financial education
•Research consumer behavior
•Monitor financial markets for new risks to consumers
•Enforce laws that outlaw discrimination and other unfair treatment in consumer finance

=================

Associated development -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published an 870 page-long proposed regulation for prepaid cards last week, which could have implications for Bitcoin and digital currency wallets. “What it potentially means is that companies that are bitcoin wallet providers may end up having to treat the accounts that they manage on behalf of bitcoin holders as prepaid accounts”, according to Mercedes Tunstall of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP. The Government Accountability Office tasked the CFBP with imposing consumer protections on the digital currency industry earlier this year, and this is likely to be the first of many actions from the CFPB on this issue.

SoooooOOooo... make sure those "Hashcoin" payment cards are compliant! ...if they are even released before everything comes to a grinding halt.

Scott-

Do not listen to these trolls. Majority of people who hates towards GAW are just spouting utter nonsense. It is mix of conspiracy theories and normal bullshit. Next thing trolls will be telling us will be that Josh is eating babies or something in his basement... Get real boys. GAW may not be ideal company but - face it - they never scammed and will never scam anyone.

Okay, you find it funny that people get ripped off. So you have what it takes to be a cheerleader for GAW.

I find it funny that people like you have stopped mining for real, if you ever mined or even know what that is. I should thank all of you at GAW or Hashtalk for keeping the Bitcoin difficulty down So, thank you.

You're making a broad assumption here that everyone's doing the same thing. The decision to hold or not hold BTC does not depend on putting one's faith into a very opaque company that seems to be changing its business strategy every few weeks. Anyone is free to dump or buy or otherwise gamble with BTC at any time, there are no major problems with liquidity or any significant lack of information as far as trading is concerned. Try cashing out your hashpoints and let us know how far you got.

Nah, i got out of Mt. GAW way back, (The first people out of the ponzi do pretty well it seems, go figure)! ..

I'm simply here for the entertainment value at this point.

I got out of GAW about even, which I appreciate.

As an investor I seriously dislike changing stories
and I have no reason to give any second chances.
Once trust is lost, that´s that. On to other pastures.
But best of luck to the forgiving.

If you think investing is gambling I can't talk to you. In fact, I'm just gonna ignore you new sock-puppet from Mt. Gaw.

Here's his reply to this post. https://hashtalk.org/topic/18460/just-a-reminder-always-be-cautious-when-investing-hashcoin-included



Josh is such an arrogant asshole.

So what exactly are you doing?  Aren't we all gambling?  Aren't we all hoping the BTC/USD conversion rate goes up?  We are all literally playing a game... a virtual lottery/raffle where we hope that when the prize hits we are holding enough bitcoin to make it worth our while and investment in the bitcoin lottery/raffle tickets.



This thread is entertaining... I'll give you that.  I'm guessing this is where everyone goes to sulk after they are banned on Hashtalk?

The difference is that people who are calling bitcoin a scam have done no due diligence, whereas the people calling GAW a scam have.

Apple and bitcoin are not get rich quick schemes and they don't throw around red flags almost daily like GAW does.

You hear about Apple and bitcoin all over the internet, but GAW/hashcoin is practically never discussed outside of their own astroturfed forums.

I'll put my character, ethics, and morals up against Mr. HashTitan any day - if in court, at least we will get some answers to the questions he has been avoiding for months now.

Make no mistake, this situation isn't funny to those who feel they have been sucked in with some tasty bait just to have the situation switched on them without reasonable opportunity to investigate or reject what was/is being done with their investment. Likewise, you make assumptions in favor of GAW/Zen with no basis or facts of your own since it you are simply regurgitating what Mt. GAW has fed to you. That may be OK with you, but not others who can see things for what they are.

Scott-

Is this guy for real or is this a big ass joke? I just read his tagline on twitter and it reads:

"CEO of GAW Corp and GAW Miners. I started in telecom in 2002. Now I dabble in cryptocurrency - my passion. I've been called HashKing. Say Hi."


His telecom business crashed and burned.

http://www.bbb.org/connecticut/Business-Reviews/internet-access-provider/gaw-high-speed-internet-inc-in-enfield-ct-87076464

His current bbb rating is not exactly good.

http://www.bbb.org/connecticut/Business-Reviews/virtual-currency/geniuses-at-work-in-bloomfield-ct-87118728


He's been called "HashKing"? By whom, his wife? WTF does he hash? I haven't seen evidence of a single block solved by GAW.

He "Dabbles" in cryptocurrency? Hmm, if I'm an investor, I sure as hell hope the CEO of that company doesn't refer to his job "dabbling"