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December 28, 2012, 06:18:31 AM
#23
Some people seem to be butthurt that Gigavps is actually looking after his bond holders. Provided that he does nothing for them and ASIC becomes a reality their initial investments end up close to worthless really really quickly at 0 fault to him and in no violation whatsoever of his initial contract.

As to his overhead etc it seems reasonable to me as A he's the guy with all the fixed costs and B he's the guy actively managing and working with the whole shebang. If anyone else would like to manage, provide location etc and guarantee uptime/payouts for less than what he's charging, get to work on putting together a better deal instead of moaning.

Provided you actually have the equipment...
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Activity: 61
Merit: 10
December 26, 2012, 05:50:43 PM
#22
Calling it a scam because you think the price set by free participants spending their own money is wrong makes no sense.

You don't like the price, you don't buy it.

I met Giga, very nice guy, solid mining plan imo, I'm confident he'll be able and willing to deliver exactly what he promises. I bought no bonds because I thought they were priced higher than they were worth, that's all there is to it.

I call it a scam because of who he is associated with and how he is associated with pirate.

Gigavps probably got other investors' coins as "interest" payments given that pirate can't seem to bring things all together if this whole "business" he was running was sound and not some scam/ponzi.

Gigavps gives pirate ridiculous OTC rating given pirate hasn't delivered jack since closing BTCST.

"0.1/459 accounts paid" as an example of how ridiculous pirate is and giga supports him.

I call bullshit. Long-term gigavps will end up scamming people himself.

I find that you start to be like the people you surround yourself with. This situation with pirate is no different.

I agree with you about the OTC rating he did sucks but still you are getting to the point of guilt by association.   I see no scam here, he does have a business model and is capable of fulfilling his agreements.

Please save this post for a year from now so we can revisit it.



It hasn't been quite a year but in light of the claims issues and scammy change of contract, probably time to revisit lol.
hero member
Activity: 1138
Merit: 523
September 12, 2012, 02:13:59 AM
#21
Some people seem to be butthurt that Gigavps is actually looking after his bond holders. Provided that he does nothing for them and ASIC becomes a reality their initial investments end up close to worthless really really quickly at 0 fault to him and in no violation whatsoever of his initial contract.

As to his overhead etc it seems reasonable to me as A he's the guy with all the fixed costs and B he's the guy actively managing and working with the whole shebang. If anyone else would like to manage, provide location etc and guarantee uptime/payouts for less than what he's charging, get to work on putting together a better deal instead of moaning.
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 12, 2012, 01:27:01 AM
#20
Calling it a scam because you think the price set by free participants spending their own money is wrong makes no sense.

You don't like the price, you don't buy it.

I met Giga, very nice guy, solid mining plan imo, I'm confident he'll be able and willing to deliver exactly what he promises. I bought no bonds because I thought they were priced higher than they were worth, that's all there is to it.

I call it a scam because of who he is associated with and how he is associated with pirate.

Gigavps probably got other investors' coins as "interest" payments given that pirate can't seem to bring things all together if this whole "business" he was running was sound and not some scam/ponzi.

Gigavps gives pirate ridiculous OTC rating given pirate hasn't delivered jack since closing BTCST.

"0.1/459 accounts paid" as an example of how ridiculous pirate is and giga supports him.

I call bullshit. Long-term gigavps will end up scamming people himself.

I find that you start to be like the people you surround yourself with. This situation with pirate is no different.

I agree with you about the OTC rating he did sucks but still you are getting to the point of guilt by association.   I see no scam here, he does have a business model and is capable of fulfilling his agreements.

Please save this post for a year from now so we can revisit it.

legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1003
September 12, 2012, 12:08:59 AM
#19
Calling it a scam because you think the price set by free participants spending their own money is wrong makes no sense.

You don't like the price, you don't buy it.

I met Giga, very nice guy, solid mining plan imo, I'm confident he'll be able and willing to deliver exactly what he promises. I bought no bonds because I thought they were priced higher than they were worth, that's all there is to it.

I call it a scam because of who he is associated with and how he is associated with pirate.

Gigavps probably got other investors' coins as "interest" payments given that pirate can't seem to bring things all together if this whole "business" he was running was sound and not some scam/ponzi.

Gigavps gives pirate ridiculous OTC rating given pirate hasn't delivered jack since closing BTCST.

"0.1/459 accounts paid" as an example of how ridiculous pirate is and giga supports him.

I call bullshit. Long-term gigavps will end up scamming people himself.

I find that you start to be like the people you surround yourself with. This situation with pirate is no different.

I agree with you about the OTC rating he did sucks but still you are getting to the point of guilt by association.   I see no scam here, he does have a business model and is capable of fulfilling his agreements.
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 12, 2012, 12:04:23 AM
#18
Calling it a scam because you think the price set by free participants spending their own money is wrong makes no sense.

You don't like the price, you don't buy it.

I met Giga, very nice guy, solid mining plan imo, I'm confident he'll be able and willing to deliver exactly what he promises. I bought no bonds because I thought they were priced higher than they were worth, that's all there is to it.

I call it a scam because of who he is associated with and how he is associated with pirate.

Gigavps probably got other investors' coins as "interest" payments given that pirate can't seem to bring things all together if this whole "business" he was running was sound and not some scam/ponzi.

Gigavps gives pirate ridiculous OTC rating given pirate hasn't delivered jack since closing BTCST.

"0.1/459 accounts paid" as an example of how ridiculous pirate is and giga supports him.

I call bullshit. Long-term gigavps will end up scamming people himself.

I find that you start to be like the people you surround yourself with. This situation with pirate is no different.
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1014
Strength in numbers
September 11, 2012, 11:53:43 PM
#17
Calling it a scam because you think the price set by free participants spending their own money is wrong makes no sense.

You don't like the price, you don't buy it.

I met Giga, very nice guy, solid mining plan imo, I'm confident he'll be able and willing to deliver exactly what he promises. I bought no bonds because I thought they were priced higher than they were worth, that's all there is to it.
legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1003
September 11, 2012, 11:49:49 PM
#16
I have no skin in this game, no business with gigavps.  This is NOT a scam.  Recommend that this get moved to service discussion. 
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 11, 2012, 11:35:29 PM
#15
You know what I find funny is that initially I wasn't addressing you.

Care to explain why you have anything to do with what I'm saying to Gigavps?

1) Because you don't know how to PM if you want to have a private conversation?

2) Since you were making some accusations that demonstrated that you had some knowledge of gigavps's BST earnings, the community would surely benefit from you continuing your research and posting the results.

1. I dont have to PM if I want to make an assertion. I will speak my mind and call it as I see it. Cry more.

2. What are you defending him? You in bed with him too?

Smoothie is trying to call out scam as often as possible, so when he tries to run his own scam he can say "With all the scams I called out of course I am trustworthy"

Thing is, I don't think he has ever brought any evidence at all to the table...


lol........who have i scammed lol....and what business/scam am i working on? hint: nothing
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September 11, 2012, 11:34:01 PM
#14
You know what I find funny is that initially I wasn't addressing you.

Care to explain why you have anything to do with what I'm saying to Gigavps?

1) Because you don't know how to PM if you want to have a private conversation?

2) Since you were making some accusations that demonstrated that you had some knowledge of gigavps's BST earnings, the community would surely benefit from you continuing your research and posting the results.

1. I dont have to PM if I want to make an assertion. I will speak my mind and call it as I see it. Cry more.

2. What are you defending him? You in bed with him too?

Smoothie is trying to call out scam as often as possible, so when he tries to run his own scam he can say "With all the scams I called out of course I am trustworthy"

Thing is, I don't think he has ever brought any evidence at all to the table...
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 11, 2012, 11:27:08 PM
#13
You know what I find funny is that initially I wasn't addressing you.

Care to explain why you have anything to do with what I'm saying to Gigavps?

1) Because you don't know how to PM if you want to have a private conversation?

2) Since you were making some accusations that demonstrated that you had some knowledge of gigavps's BST earnings, the community would surely benefit from you continuing your research and posting the results.

1. I dont have to PM if I want to make an assertion. I will speak my mind and call it as I see it. Cry more.

2. What are you defending him? You in bed with him too?
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 11, 2012, 07:24:54 PM
#12
No one should trust your ass. You are one of the closest people to pirate. Scam scam....you've profited the most from pirate's scam.

Sounds easy enough to prove with blockchain analysis.  I'd be interested in seeing if this claim has merit.

I don't have to prove a damn thing.

He is practically in bed with PussyAt40.

He was one of the first participants in BTCST. Hence he made the most. I don't need to do block chain analysis to prove that. Just look at the forum postings back in November and December of 2011.  Cheesy


Pffft blockchain analysis...

Did he withdraw?  Did he actually put much in?  If he was one of the first participants, based on imsaguy's statement and other explanations, he could have put in just a little bit, and maybe he rolled it over.

The blockchain would show the balance of payments.  The facts, instead of creative invention, could be used to tie his balls to a tree.  Full of fire ants.

Why are you so adversarial?  Do a little work and you'll be a hero for uncovering another scammer.

You know what I find funny is that initially I wasn't addressing you.

Care to explain why you have anything to do with what I'm saying to Gigavps?

lol  Cheesy
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 11, 2012, 04:14:54 PM
#11
No one should trust your ass. You are one of the closest people to pirate. Scam scam....you've profited the most from pirate's scam.

Sounds easy enough to prove with blockchain analysis.  I'd be interested in seeing if this claim has merit.

I don't have to prove a damn thing.

He is practically in bed with PussyAt40.

He was one of the first participants in BTCST. Hence he made the most. I don't need to do block chain analysis to prove that. Just look at the forum postings back in November and December of 2011.  Cheesy


Pffft blockchain analysis...
vip
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AKA: gigavps
September 11, 2012, 01:10:14 PM
#10
Hi, in my view the point of accusations is to give a right of reply and defense to the accused, so that everyone can figure out their conclusions. That's why I reposted that message.

Thanks for clarifying consirosphere.tk.

I am not so math inclined to perform my indipendent analysis, but those number I posted seems to me far excessive, even taking in account costs and risk. But I could be wrong, so I encourage you to post your numbers to contradict them.

I will make another post in the Gigamining thread with the appropriate risks and costs over the next 48 months.

P.S. I invested the most of my BTC in Gigamining and other mining bonds (most of which already lost about 70% of their value since I invested, and are following a declining slope in dividends), so my only motivation is to try to not be scammed too much.

I am sorry to hear that. Both the free market setting the price of the bond and the difficulty changes are completely out of my control and am sure you realize this.
legendary
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Bitcoin is antisemitic
September 11, 2012, 12:34:42 PM
#9
Hi conspirosphere.tk,

I take this kind of accusation seriously.

Hi, in my view the point of accusations is to give a right of reply and defense to the accused, so that everyone can figure out their conclusions. That's why I reposted that message.

 I am not so math inclined to perform my indipendent analysis, but those number I posted seems to me far excessive, even taking in account costs and risk. But I could be wrong, so I encourage you to post your numbers to contradict them.

P.S. I invested the most of my BTC in Gigamining and other mining bonds (most of which already lost about 70% of their value since I invested, and are following a declining slope in dividends), so my only motivation is to try to not be scammed too much.
legendary
Activity: 1855
Merit: 1016
September 11, 2012, 12:06:10 PM
#8
so he thinks he is actually giving "bond" holders a present.

Truth is, he is giving them a present. Its a dead mouse, but its still a free dead mouse and he didnt have to give it. The ripoff already happened a long time ago when his investors were stupid enough pay 1.5BTC for those bonds (and still gullible today to hold them at current value).
So gigavps, starting another scam, by asking bond holders to pay 0.3 BTC per share to upgrade to TERAMINING?
legendary
Activity: 980
Merit: 1040
September 11, 2012, 11:58:20 AM
#7
so he thinks he is actually giving "bond" holders a present.

Truth is, he is giving them a present. Its a dead mouse, but its still a free dead mouse and he didnt have to give it. The ripoff already happened a long time ago when his investors were stupid enough pay 1.5BTC for those bonds (and still gullible today to hold them at current value).
legendary
Activity: 2492
Merit: 1473
LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
September 11, 2012, 11:54:08 AM
#6
Hi conspirosphere.tk,

I take this kind of accusation seriously. I have been running Gigamining for almost half a year and have met the contract 100% and have never deviated from it.

I have taken on more risks that anyone can imagine and things have not always gone my way, yet, you do not see me complaining. I believe those risks must be covered yet your accusation suggests that I have almost no risk and that my profit margins are too much.

On top of that, you are quoting someone else's analysis instead of doing your own or even asking any questions.

I would not have suggested these changes unless I felt it absolutely necessary.

Best,
gigavps

No one should trust your ass. You are one of the closest people to pirate. Scam scam....you've profited the most from pirate's scam.
vip
Activity: 1358
Merit: 1000
AKA: gigavps
September 11, 2012, 11:50:29 AM
#5
Hi conspirosphere.tk,

I take this kind of accusation seriously. I have been running Gigamining for almost half a year and have met the contract 100% and have never deviated from it.

I have taken on more risks that anyone can imagine and things have not always gone my way, yet, you do not see me complaining. I believe those risks must be covered yet your accusation suggests that I have almost no risk and that my profit margins are too much.

On top of that, you are quoting someone else's analysis instead of doing your own or even asking any questions.

I would not have suggested these changes unless I felt it absolutely necessary.

Best,
gigavps
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
Quality Printing Services by Federal Reserve Bank
September 11, 2012, 09:59:33 AM
#4

You show those numbers to equity owners, not debt holders. Got it?
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