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Quote from: favdesu on September 21, 2015, 04:29:33 AM

Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 04:28:29 AM

Well, I very seriously doubt that you can buy that website for $19,715

It´s just a nominal value. Who´s the appraiser anyway?

those website appraisals are bullshit. a domain is worth as much as you can find an offer for it.

Well, that´s very obvious Grin

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Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 04:28:29 AM

Well, I very seriously doubt that you can buy that website for $19,715

It´s just a nominal value. Who´s the appraiser anyway?

This guy is an idiot - buttcoin.com sold for $18,000 and it has zero mass market potential.

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Fud! Paycoin.com is worth $100,000,000 and is being acquired by target, Amazon and Walmart!

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Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 04:28:29 AM

Well, I very seriously doubt that you can buy that website for $19,715

It´s just a nominal value. Who´s the appraiser anyway?

those website appraisals are bullshit. a domain is worth as much as you can find an offer for it.

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Well, I very seriously doubt that you can buy that website for $19,715

And two grand is just laughable.

It´s just a nominal value. Who´s the appraiser anyway?

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Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 04:14:13 AM

Not sure why to you "maybe nominally a million dollars" means "to arbitrarily declare a value of a domain name"

maybe

adverb

perhaps; possibly.
"maybe I won't go back"
synonyms: perhaps, possibly, conceivably, it could be (that), it is possible (that), for all one knows;

Because it is wildly speculative as a figure and serves to support Vlad's absurd hype-based 'reasoning'.

This is more likely to be the truth of the matter:

Although, saying that, how about this?

See, I've just done two appraisals and they are both nearer each other than anywhere near your million-dollar fantasy.

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Quote from: cryptodevil on September 21, 2015, 04:07:25 AM

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 04:00:06 AM

Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 03:57:27 AM

paycoin.com has as such to have some value as a brand name maybe nominally a million dollars.

+1

This guy gets it.

Get's what, how to arbitrarily declare a value of a domain name?

Vlad, seriously, are you going to make me have to post more examples of your blatant hype/shilling practices? You *do* know you have a rich posting history to mine, right? I know how you repeatedly mention that you possess no technical skills but surely you're capable of remembering that this forum allows users to easily see the sort of calibre of shill/hype monster they are dealing with?

Well, it´s part of the price discovery. We´re talking the name paycoin here. It has to have some value. But what that value should be and whether it´s meaningful in a totally criminal marketplace is another matter of course.

Not sure why to you "maybe nominally a million dollars" means "to arbitrarily declare a value of a domain name"

maybe

adverb

perhaps; possibly.
"maybe I won't go back"
synonyms: perhaps, possibly, conceivably, it could be (that), it is possible (that), for all one knows;

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 04:00:06 AM

Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 03:57:27 AM

paycoin.com has as such to have some value as a brand name maybe nominally a million dollars.

+1

This guy gets it.

Get's what, how to arbitrarily declare a value of a domain name?

Vlad, seriously, are you going to make me have to post more examples of your blatant hype/shilling practices? You *do* know you have a rich posting history to mine, right? I know how you repeatedly mention that you possess no technical skills but surely you're capable of remembering that this forum allows users to easily see the sort of calibre of shill/hype monster they are dealing with?

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Quote from: galdur on September 21, 2015, 03:57:27 AM

But I think Vlad is right. Paycoin and paycoin.com has as such to have some value as a brand name maybe nominally a million dollars. But whether that´s meaningful for investors is anybody´s guess. It can evaporate overnight without any warning. There is no regulation, no transparency, no accountability, no consequences for criminals in this marketplace.

+1

This guy gets it.

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But I think Vlad is right. Paycoin and paycoin.com has as such to have some value as a brand name maybe nominally a million dollars. But whether that´s meaningful for investors is anybody´s guess. It can evaporate overnight without any warning. There is no regulation, no transparency, no accountability, no consequences for criminals in this marketplace.

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Most of the time these shitcoins become worthless for exactly the right reason; they´re nothing but way way overissued scam crap. Much like your next mob penny stock. In a marketplace with a modicum of decency and law enforcement most of this junk would never trade at all. At least in the real world the mob has to worry a little about the law stopping its trading scams, not so in cryptoworld.

Think organized crime is attracted to a market without any law enforcement? Yes, bears do defecate in the woods.

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Quote from: cryptodevil on September 21, 2015, 03:16:27 AM

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:53:43 AM

Like I said, if I'm a liar and a scammer then dump - sell when I say buy and you'll get rich. Otherwise just shut it.

Ah, yes, the ol' "If you don't believe me then don't buy and, more importantly, STFU because you are ruining my attempt to hype this bag of XPY I'm holding" routine.

Seriously, Vlad, have you read your post history? It doesn't do you any favours. At all.

Maybe back in 2014 you might have made a healthy living doing all this hyping but, come on, put a little more creative effort into it will you? Repeating *exactly* the same method from a few months back is just unimaginative and tedious.

that's why he's on my ignore. Garza should offer classes in scamming / hyping garbage, most of the wannabes are so bad at hyping it's not even funny.

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:53:43 AM

Like I said, if I'm a liar and a scammer then dump - sell when I say buy and you'll get rich. Otherwise just shut it.

Ah, yes, the ol' "If you don't believe me then don't buy and, more importantly, STFU because you are ruining my attempt to hype this bag of XPY I'm holding" routine.

Seriously, Vlad, have you read your post history? It doesn't do you any favours. At all.

Maybe back in 2014 you might have made a healthy living doing all this hyping but, come on, put a little more creative effort into it will you? Repeating *exactly* the same method from a few months back is just unimaginative and tedious.

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Wow he's gone full retard

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Quote from: cryptodevil on September 21, 2015, 02:27:33 AM

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:14:05 AM

I was buing blue at 150 sat [as was Brock Pierce]

Brock Pierce hanging out in a Skype chatroom with you, Vorhees and Co looking to spend a few bitcoin on buying up a coin with no developer? Not only that but, according to you, asking you to 'accumulate' Bluecoin on his behalf?

Sure, sounds legit.

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:14:05 AM

my track record is impeccable

How do you figure that when your post history proves otherwise, frequently?

Asshole, I have Brock's private messages asking me to accumulate blue for him at 100 sat which I did. I located and sold 20,000,000 Blue to him at 100 sat when nobody else could find any bluecoin in any meaningful quantities.

BlueCoin was on the brink of something HUGE but the project couldn't be completed on time so it died. This is high risk investing - if you can't handle the high risk then buy treasury bonds and enjoy that whopping 3% return.

I'm not gonna post Brock's private messages but those who know me know I don't lie about this stuff.

Like I said, if I'm a liar and a scammer then dump - sell when I say buy and you'll get rich. Otherwise just shut it.

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:14:05 AM

I was buing blue at 150 sat [as was Brock Pierce]

Brock Pierce hanging out in a Skype chatroom with you, Vorhees and Co looking to spend a few bitcoin on buying up a coin with no developer? Not only that but, according to you, asking you to 'accumulate' Bluecoin on his behalf?

Sure, sounds legit.

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 02:14:05 AM

my track record is impeccable

How do you figure that when your post history proves otherwise, frequently?

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King bitcoin is sick and suffers from chronic lack of volume and buying interest and this generally infects other cryptos. The fact that most of them seem more or less scammy makes it even worse.

It was always a foregone conclusion in a marketplace that for some insane reasons thinks that total lack of any regulation or law enforcement is a good thing. Making a market a magnet for criminality destroys trust and confidence, ensures that any meaningful capital stays away, kills volume in other words creates a paradise for short sellers. Of course the usual apologists and bitcoin experts and gurus will have endless excuses to divert attention away from these elementary facts.

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Quote from: cryptodevil on September 21, 2015, 02:07:20 AM

Seriously, Vlad, do you think you have any credibility?

One might consider that your repeated attempts to talk up a big game about how 'players' are going to manipulate a market and now is the time to buy in, you know, not with more than you can afford to lose, of course, is an intentional scam.

Can you defend your behaviour given that there's no good reason for it outside of your own personal gain at the price of other people's loss?

Asshole, I don't give a shit if you think I'm credible.

But let's get something straight - I have NEVER pumped and dumped any coin. When I was saying buy XPY i was buying. When I said buy BLUECOIN I was buying. I was buing blue at 150 sat [as was Brock Pierce] and I'm losing big on that but it wasn't my investment theory and nor was it the dev team, they simply couldn't get the proper coders to finish the project which interested Brock Pierce and other big investors. Nobody can predict that kind of outcome.

So I have NEVER had any gain due to pumping at the loss of other people.

Anytime you're feeling sure of yourself I'll bet you 100 Bitcoins that I can post my trades and show that I am being honest and you'll be out 100 Bitcoins and still be an asshole.

And like I said, nobody, not even Soros or Buffet can be right all the time, especially not in crypto where there are so many liars and scammers but my track record is impeccable and I have chosen way more winners than losers.

Now watch my trades and learn something about high risk investing - maybe one day you'll get it.

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Quote from: cryptodevil on September 21, 2015, 01:58:50 AM

Anyone remember this?

It's deja-vu all over again!

I have been right a lot in crypto, more than most people with a lot more money and connections than me, but nobody can be right all the time. I always state the premise for my theory and I always make it clear that IF IF IF this then that will happen.

My premise for garza was that a guy with millions to burn and big investors behind him will not go to prison for a blatant scam. I was obviously wrong which still blows me away.

My new premise is that at the current price and the way the price has been manipulated that there MAY be something going on.

Like always, if the theory sounds bogus then dump; nobody is forcing anyone to buy.

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 21, 2015, 01:17:30 AM

Secondly, I know quite a few connected people in crypto and word is that someone is working on launching a PayCoin Casino.

This would explain the mass accumulation and price manipulation which I have noticed for a few months now.

I have no proof of this and it could be bad info or misinformation but I thought I'd throw it out there.

You have no proof in any way that what you are saying is true but you thought you'd just, "throw it out there"?

Bit like this when you tried to hype Bluecoin?

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Here are 2 PM's from Vlad2Vlad back in February when I was having it out with him.

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on February 27, 2015, 04:12:55 AM

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If you're being serious about your education then I will invite you to the blue room on Skype, if you're interested.

Charlie Shrem, Voorhees, Brock Pierce, Chad Russo, and other huge industry giants are currently Bluecoin buyers and regularly post in that room.

The room is by invite only but one guy I invited made me look bad so I promised Brian I wouldn't invite anymore people.

If you think I'm a pumper you can just sit quietly in that room and see these industry heavyweights discuss the future of BlueCoin.

It could be one of the best and biggest winners of 2015. Right now I'm trying to find a good coder to help with this app we have to deliver. But I need a coder who knows about telecom software code.

If you're a coder you would be a huge welcome there even if you just give advice and nothing more.

Either way, I always share my investment ideas with people and I always make it clear what the potential and what the risks are.

I'm sure you've heard if a popular guy on this forum that goes by Spoetnik, he hates scammers and is more outspoken than even you, and he was once my worst enemy, he hated me more than you. lol We are now very good friends if you can believe it cause he finally got to know me. lol

At any rate, I personally helped hunt lots of blue for Brock (it would take months to find that much blue on the open market as it's all being hoarded, just like NAUT, XPY, MAX, etc) which he bought for nearly 100 sat. So Brock is very much interested in blue but like I said, if we can't get that app done on time then BLU may not go anywhere but if we do get it done then it would be a huge winner, 40+ fold increase in the next 3 months.

Best of luck!

Seriously, Vlad, do you think you have any credibility?

One might consider that your repeated attempts to talk up a big game about how 'players' are going to manipulate a market and now is the time to buy in, you know, not with more than you can afford to lose, of course, is an intentional scam.

Can you defend your behaviour given that there's no good reason for it outside of your own personal gain at the price of other people's loss?

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