Topic: GAW ZenCloud ZenPool Hashlet - does it really exist? ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :-) - page 36. (Read 262906 times)

My initial thoughts was the "major retail adoption" was the fact that they would have a credit card act as the middle man. So in-essence, the retailers aren't accepting hashcoin so much as they are accepting Visa/MC. There are countless other compaines bringing to market a BTC debit/credit card, which I personally don't see the point of.

However, in the timeline image, it shows Major Retail Adoption before Credit Card Purchasing. So are they implying that they will have major retailers on-board and accepting hashcoin directly? Seeing as how most major retailers are still dipping their toes into bitcoin, I find it hard to believe that hashcoin is going to have direct interaction with retailers so early on. Why the hell would walmart/amazon work with a no-name crypto, when they have yet to embrace BTC? Unless Josh plans on paying them heavily, which if your a multi-billion dollar company, i'd imagine you'd have to pay them quite a bit.

My initial thoughts was the "major retail adoption" was the fact that they would have a credit card act as the middle man. So in-essence, the retailers aren't accepting hashcoin so much as they are accepting Visa/MC. There are countless other compaines bringing to market a BTC debit/credit card, which I personally don't see the point of.

However, in the timeline image, it shows Major Retail Adoption before Credit Card Purchasing. So are they implying that they will have major retailers on-board and accepting hashcoin directly? Seeing as how most major retailers are still dipping their toes into bitcoin, I find it hard to believe that hashcoin is going to have direct interaction with retailers so early on. Why the hell would walmart/amazon work with a no-name crypto, when they have yet to embrace BTC? Unless Josh plans on paying them heavily, which if your a multi-billion dollar company, i'd imagine you'd have to pay them quite a bit.

This is what we are working on. So a purchase at Target or Amazon might first have to be with a debit card linked to your online coin wallet at HashBase. One day, it may be able to pay them directly.

The months are numbered until you will be able to swipe your card at your favorite merchant to buy a new pair of shoes

Please be careful with feeding Anonymousg64 here, an account dormant for 4 months suddenly comes back to life and posts exclusively in this thread.

I don't believe they have any time for that. All of their resources must be focused towards writing the remaining 90% of the white paper and perhaps actually developing and testing that thing in the next 3-5 weeks (not sure when exactly the network needs to be live - there are no dates announced past round 3, December 8 ).

hmmmm.have a GAW tagline...is it GAW making money? is it GAW losing money (thus their coin) is it folk still making  money or no way sure wtf is going on yet?

not sure but thinking about how 'silly hairless human primates behave" on any given day...i probably SHOULD keep the tagline and get some of these GAW coins

because at least initially.....(ponzi? silly humans? greed?) they are likely imho to go thru the roof

still at a loss on wtf is really going on with GAW .....still hanging on to the gaw tagline below...but sheesh........is it an evolution to something that at least

kinda sorta going to work ..or is it a slowly everchanging morphing ponzi scheme.......?

confused to say the least guess this next month of the below tagline I will get popcorn and watch imho it will all blow up this month or work in some half

assed manner..either/or? (better minds then me wtf is going on?)

Wonder how the zenpool contract negotiations are going.

and now you suffer from sellout self validation syndrome, congratulation

There are only so many outcomes for this:

1) Josh really truly believes he is on to something, and is a man of the people and wants to share his idea with the masses. In the process, he makes some good money, but all goes to plan and he is running a true "bitcoin 2.0" crypto-currency.

2) Total scam job. Josh knows it, and is just trying to milk it as long as possible. If that is the case, I can only hope CNBC will run an American Greed episode covering this.

Either way, i'd be sweating the big stuff if I was in his shoes. He has a lot riding on this. If all goes well, he'll be praised, and a lot of people here will be eating crow. If it goes down the crapper, at best he'll be run out of the crypto-space. At worst he'll end up in jail with massive restitution fines against him.

From reading a number of his posts, email announcements, and responses to his customers, I get the feeling the guy has a huge ego. So he has to make this bigger than life image to pump himself up.  Which makes me think that he is somewhere in the middle of the above two options. He may have started as number 1, but slowly crept into number 2. Not because he wanted to run a scam, but he realized he needed money to get his idea off the ground, and the whole thing snowballed.

There is just a lot of promises being made, which as the saying goes "if it's too good to be true..."

I know we love to hang here at HT, and this is our cozy home. The problem is that if we never leave, the trolls start to run rampant.

If each of you would be so kind as to take a minute and post your positive experiences with us in the Comments here, we can drown out the trolls.