Topic: GAW ZenCloud ZenPool Hashlet - does it really exist? ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :-) - page 62. (Read 262954 times)

@DogeIt said:

Legally, I will not say too much regarding this specific matter because we have lawyers too but this needs to be stated.

This new GAW Miners LLC card that may be branded and distributed under various other names is actually the Cryptex Card. How do I know? My company established and developed the original crypto infrastructure used in the platform so thank you for your business, GAW, but we still own the original IP and patent. Furthermore, we have not and will not approve the use of any of our intellectual property with the term or word “hash”, “hashbase”, or “hash pass” associated with it in lieu of the existing Visa International copyrighted and licensed “PayPass” reference and logo tied to our merchant agreements. Please remove this “look” and name association if you plan on committing to the release of this licensed technology which binds you to our expressed terms you agreed to by partnering with our company.

Below is a little hostory of our company and the card. Please contact us during business hours if you have any comments or questions. You can find our corporate information via Google. Thank you.

The Cryptex Card was launched at the Inside Bitcoins conference in New York this past spring and are now shipping; “filling a huge hole in the Bitcoin and digital currency infrastructure”.

Traditionally converting Bitcoin into cash is a long-winded process fraught with delays and uncertainty. It involves depositing your Bitcoin with an exchange, converting it into FIAT currency and then waiting for the exchange to send you a bank transfer. This is not a perfect system as demonstrated by the Mt. Gox nightmare.

The Cryptex Card system works along similar lines, but rather than having to use a bank account - something the whole virtual/alternative currency movement is trying to eliminate - you simply deposit your Bitcoin in a Cryptex account and withdraw the equivalent in cash from an ATM, or purchase items at point-of-sale terminals in store or via the Internet.

The Cryptex Card logic and optional wirless design is PCI compliant and has the ability work at ATMs and businesses in over 80 countries around the world, including 90% of the cash machines in the US. Unlike traditional debit or ATM cards, the Cryptex Card will be available to people in any country around the world who wish to leverage the hybrid power of the alternative currencies - ranging from Bitcoins to Dogecoins.;-)

@DogeIt said:

Legally, I will not say too much regarding this specific matter because we have lawyers too but this needs to be stated.

This new GAW Miners LLC card that may be branded and distributed under various other names is actually the Cryptex Card. How do I know? My company established and developed the original crypto infrastructure used in the platform so thank you for your business, GAW, but we still own the original IP and patent. Furthermore, we have not and will not approve the use of any of our intellectual property with the term or word “hash”, “hashbase”, or “hash pass” associated with it in lieu of the existing Visa International copyrighted and licensed “PayPass” reference and logo tied to our merchant agreements. Please remove this “look” and name association if you plan on committing to the release of this licensed technology which binds you to our expressed terms you agreed to by partnering with our company.

Below is a little hostory of our company and the card. Please contact us during business hours if you have any comments or questions. You can find our corporate information via Google. Thank you.

The Cryptex Card was launched at the Inside Bitcoins conference in New York this past spring and are now shipping; “filling a huge hole in the Bitcoin and digital currency infrastructure”.

Traditionally converting Bitcoin into cash is a long-winded process fraught with delays and uncertainty. It involves depositing your Bitcoin with an exchange, converting it into FIAT currency and then waiting for the exchange to send you a bank transfer. This is not a perfect system as demonstrated by the Mt. Gox nightmare.

The Cryptex Card system works along similar lines, but rather than having to use a bank account - something the whole virtual/alternative currency movement is trying to eliminate - you simply deposit your Bitcoin in a Cryptex account and withdraw the equivalent in cash from an ATM, or purchase items at point-of-sale terminals in store or via the Internet.

The Cryptex Card logic and optional wirless design is PCI compliant and has the ability work at ATMs and businesses in over 80 countries around the world, including 90% of the cash machines in the US. Unlike traditional debit or ATM cards, the Cryptex Card will be available to people in any country around the world who wish to leverage the hybrid power of the alternative currencies - ranging from Bitcoins to Dogecoins.;-)

For Zen owners there is this:

https://hashtalk.org/topic/14567/late-to-the-party

tl;dr: ZenHashlets will be able to mine on HashPool by Wednesday. No mention of fees