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Topic: [IPO-ANN][NEON] :: Neon :: The Most Advanced Second Generation Currency - page 2. (Read 38116 times)

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No update in a week. Guess the owner ran off with the coins? Easiest money he ever made.




lol… I couldn't choose  Grin
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No update in a week. Guess the owner ran off with the coins? Easiest money he ever made.
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You guys are so mad… lmao.. I'm the only one enjoying this thead  Grin


Thanks for making my day...

Do you really think I put a single satoshi in this obvious scam? Do you see a C***l anywhere among the founders? Cheesy

Of course, I wasn't thinking of myself, just trying to protect a few noobs/naive bitcoiners from your intimidation tactics ("you have no balls/are spineless if you ask for evidence or escrow, dawg. NEONs really needs people eager to believe anything they're told and send money without a shred of evidence as founders"). If you really lost 1.5 BTC(you could have sent them to yourself), talk about a nice case of poetic justice, ahaha...


But then again… If I were all of you, I would be mad I'm not me too. Grin

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I realize some serious coin has been stolen here, but I just can't seem to be able to find any sympathy for our poor Neon baller bliljerk101.

Although I can't offer you any sympathy bj101 I will share with you this link, so at least you wont feel all alone out there!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWd7_rVlcio
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That's of course only true if you are who you claim to be and did what you claim you did!

Maybe it's time for you to really prove the size off your balls by publishing proof of your BTC transaction with NEONs.  Grin

It says "LilJerk" right in my payment note on the Blockchain… Only a moron would not realize this is me.

But in any case, I suppose this was indeed a scam, so might as well show my indisputable proof.

SHA256 this hash "5708e944c2fcc5814ef62995f0e1c3271423fd9a4a89f7eb12e766373b1e0468" (without the quotes) -> You will end up with the hash that's in the note on the block chain for my payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/41596b0b398a494695c7aaa34556814415bac963519754da395393fdf1b8543b


Thanks for making my day...

Do you really think I put a single satoshi in this obvious scam? Do you see a C***l anywhere among the founders? Cheesy

Of course, I wasn't thinking of myself, just trying to protect a few noobs/naive bitcoiners from your intimidation tactics ("you have no balls/are spineless if you ask for evidence or escrow, dawg. NEONs really needs people eager to believe anything they're told and send money without a shred of evidence as founders"). If you really lost 1.5 BTC(you could have sent them to yourself), talk about a nice case of poetic justice, ahaha...
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Surely the most obvious thing to do in these cases is to take your ill-gotten funds and dump them into an anonymous exchange (that you connect to via Tor) and/or do mixing transactions with blockchain.info? And then route through three different alts before ending up as bitcoin in your "real" wallet. Or do I overestimate the technical capabilities of these people.

Before anyone accuses me of giving them ideas -- smart scammers already know this; the others aren't inclined to learn.
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Yeah, great idea, let's waste more time and energy on this. I'm sure if we follow it long enough, it will eventually find its way back into each of our respective accounts again.




Hey, if you spent $20, its probably not worth your time. If you put in $1000+, it might be worth your effort to check blockchain for a few minutes. You can also check Google to see if the transaction was posted anywhere as a receipt, compare against vendor wallets, etc.

Also, if Neon lives in the US, this is a federal crime. Spite is a pretty good motivator in itself.
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Oh, so it turned out to be a scam all along? Well colour me neon surprised.
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http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-laughing002.gif You do realize that the size of of balls generally has no relation the the size of your brain and as you've just proved to everyone here, the complete opposite in your case! http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-laughing002.gif



:-)))

by the way, bliljerk101 - what about this guy then? It must he Satoshi himself  Grin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycxvxR3lM5M
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It says "LilJerk" right in my payment note on the Blockchain… Only a moron would not realize this is me.

But in any case, I suppose this was indeed a scam, so might as well show my indisputable proof.

SHA256 this hash "5708e944c2fcc5814ef62995f0e1c3271423fd9a4a89f7eb12e766373b1e0468" (without the quotes) -> You will end up with the hash that's in the note on the block chain for my payment:
https://blockchain.info/tx/41596b0b398a494695c7aaa34556814415bac963519754da395393fdf1b8543b

You do realize that the size of of balls generally has no relation the the size of your brain which you've so willingly proved for everyone here!
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That's of course only true if you are who you claim to be and did what you claim you did!

Maybe it's time for you to really prove the size off your balls by publishing proof of your BTC transaction with NEONs.  Grin

It says "LilJerk" right in my payment note on the Blockchain… Only a moron would not realize this is me.

But in any case, I suppose this was indeed a scam, so might as well show my indisputable proof.

SHA256 this hash "5708e944c2fcc5814ef62995f0e1c3271423fd9a4a89f7eb12e766373b1e0468" (without the quotes) -> You will end up with the hash that's in the note on the block chain for my payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/41596b0b398a494695c7aaa34556814415bac963519754da395393fdf1b8543b

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I'm happy too Grin I would pay 1.5 BTC to piss off a bunch of people any day.

That's of course only true if you are who you claim to be and did what you claim you did!

Maybe it's time for you to really prove the size off your balls by publishing proof of your BTC transaction with NEONs.  Grin
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WUT? You made yourself an instant posterboy for NEONs (signature, ID, etc.), you insulted anyone asking for an escrow on this thread, calling them a pussy with a serious lack of balls, posted a deluge of meme pics, and you take issue with my comment?


Man, it's too late to edit NEONS out of your sig, you've been outed, time to create a new account, this one has zero cred now. And if you reaalllly were stupid enough to put money in this and insult anyone asking for escrow, you deserve what you got and you'd better create a new account anyway. This one is branded as belonging to a scammer or an absolute dumbass, and you don't wanna be identified as either of these.


My account? lol… I love my account.

Wait… Let me collect my thoughts here: You're really bent out of shape over a post by a brand new user claiming there is a fantastic new virtual currency, but provides NOTHING to prove that it actually exists (not even a whitepaper)...and you're mad at me about it? lol… How do you want me to respond to this? This is all just fun for me. If you're mad you lost money, just reach out to NEONs.. I'm sure he'll be more than happy to refund you. lol

im also kind of "happy" that you got scammed cause 1. you suck so much as a poster and 2. you actually felt proud that the scammer wasn't accepting escrow  Grin

I'm happy too Grin I would pay 1.5 BTC to piss off a bunch of people any day.

Now back to my RL...


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Unfortunately your investment is safe because of you being late.
)))
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Yeah, great idea, let's waste more time and energy on this. I'm sure if we follow it long enough, it will eventually find its way back into each of our respective accounts again.


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im also kind of "happy" that you got scammed cause 1. you suck so much as a poster and 2. you actually felt proud that the scammer wasn't accepting escrow  Grin
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You're already talking to the "devs" (i.e. "NEONs", the scammer), through bliljerk101 and his noob buddy buddy timjs, two obvious sock puppet accounts for NEONs. Anyone who falls for the transparent "if you don't want to lose money to an obvious scammer who failed to provide anything of substance, you have no balls" technique deserves to lose (a lot of money). If bliljherk101 was as dumb and childish as he looks, losing his coins to this scam would be a profitable lesson. Unfortunately, he's telling the truth when he acts like he's already made money from NEONs... he made money from the suckers. This forum definitely needs a much stricter moderation and anti-scamming policy...


WUT? You made yourself an instant posterboy for NEONs (signature, ID, etc.), you insulted anyone asking for an escrow on this thread, calling them a pussy with a serious lack of balls, posted a deluge of meme pics, and you take issue with my comment? Man, it's too late to edit NEONS out of your sig, you've been outed, time to create a new account, this one has zero cred now. And if you reaalllly were stupid enough to put money in this and insult anyone asking for escrow, you deserve what you got and you'd better create a new account anyway. This one is branded as belonging to a scammer or an absolute dumbass, and you don't wanna be identified as either of these.
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Litecoins as well

http://block-explorer.com/address/LPCyLtXTNvqqS4pMEHdHXvUKU57GGi4ZrL

We cannot truly know what was in this person's heart, but it remains true that we all reap a harvest from the seeds we sow, in this life or the next. Though the initial results may seem sweet, executing theft via fraud inexorably leads to deep personal misery...

Stay sharp, and stay frosty everyone!

Pfft… NEONs will sleep well at night, every night, and $22k richer. If he was willing to do this in the first place, I can't help but think that he's definitely not experiencing any personal misery.
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WTF is next. Sending it to a random BTC address with no strings attached AT ALL?

As that only has a 1/2^32 chance of succeeding, you probably will save money by doing that.
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