[IPO] CoinPal - Crypto-Currency Exchange & Profit Switching Mining Pool {NEW} - page 44.

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Quote from: badpeanut on April 20, 2014, 10:08:52 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 18, 2014, 11:31:27 PM

Quote from: badpeanut on April 18, 2014, 10:09:24 PM

EDIT: Hi ryan g, if u read this please send bitcoins worth 1300 of coinpal shares to my btc adress on my profile. I dont want to give u 24 hrs. You have exacly 1 hour and 40 min left from this post till midnight EST your time. Then its official a scam so be prepared

I'm sorry but I can't help but laugh at this, the "midnight EST your time", and the "its official a scam so be prepared".

Also from your earlier posts I can't help but think your full of shit or a fool considering you need money to buy groceries yet bought $400 of a stock of a company that hasn't yet produced its product

U think people cant lose there net worth by overnight?

Lets say u have a nice job, nice house, some savings left and buy some btc and invest and dont look back. But what if i go bankrupt and lost my job or my kid got hospitalized and im pulling my hairs out because i cant pay the high hospital bills. Am i still a fool for trying getting my btc back? U have no right to judge about my personal situation either i need it to buy groceries or something else. Some people here are so thick skinned but thats life i guess. Good luck in the future when u are desperate and see what ur options are.

Ignore the trolls. Some people simply have no tact nor care for other people besides themselves. These people are full of assumptions, speaking before knowing the facts about another person's situation.

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Quote from: Eex77 on April 18, 2014, 11:31:27 PM

Quote from: badpeanut on April 18, 2014, 10:09:24 PM

EDIT: Hi ryan g, if u read this please send bitcoins worth 1300 of coinpal shares to my btc adress on my profile. I dont want to give u 24 hrs. You have exacly 1 hour and 40 min left from this post till midnight EST your time. Then its official a scam so be prepared

I'm sorry but I can't help but laugh at this, the "midnight EST your time", and the "its official a scam so be prepared".

Also from your earlier posts I can't help but think your full of shit or a fool considering you need money to buy groceries yet bought $400 of a stock of a company that hasn't yet produced its product

U think people cant lose there net worth by overnight?

Lets say u have a nice job, nice house, some savings left and buy some btc and invest and dont look back. But what if i go bankrupt and lost my job or my kid got hospitalized and im pulling my hairs out because i cant pay the high hospital bills. Am i still a fool for trying getting my btc back? U have no right to judge about my personal situation either i need it to buy groceries or something else. Some people here are so thick skinned but thats life i guess. Good luck in the future when u are desperate and see what ur options are.

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 20, 2014, 04:46:02 AM

Well big things are going to be happening there pretty soon from what the DEV has been saying..big things! I have around 300 and I like the returns a lot. MCX has never been hacked or DDOSd. How many exchanges can say that?

What kind of returns have you been getting?

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Quote from: SamboNZ on April 20, 2014, 03:39:38 AM

Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 07:07:50 PM

If you want to invest in a good exchange, try mcxnow.com. The fees are a steal right now, and there is an update coming very soon.

Heh, I tried MCXNow fee shares, but I was making less than 1% return PA so sold them.

Well big things are going to be happening there pretty soon from what the DEV has been saying..big things! I have around 300 and I like the returns a lot. MCX has never been hacked or DDOSd. How many exchanges can say that?

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 07:07:50 PM

If you want to invest in a good exchange, try mcxnow.com. The fees are a steal right now, and there is an update coming very soon.

Heh, I tried MCXNow fee shares, but I was making less than 1% return PA so sold them.

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If you want to invest in a good exchange, try mcxnow.com. The fees are a steal right now, and there is an update coming very soon.

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 02:47:41 PM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 11:40:25 AM

Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:16:22 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Dude, the media isnt going to give a shit. This isnt news worthy. No one would care at all. If it was a few hundred thousand or a million, youd get some bites. But viewers wont care so the media wont care.

How much do you even have invested in Coinpal? It cant be more than .75 bitcoins or you would be waiting on a miner. So how much... .25 bitcoins? Come on dude...give it a rest eh

I thought I've been through this. Orlando/Winter Park isn't NYC. It's a small area. The local news posts stories like this ALL THE TIME.

Deal with it.

Yeah, maybe on page 10 of the bullshit section..youre fucking wrong dude. No one will fucking care. No one even cares in the crypto community. Why in the fuck do you think the average news reader would care? Send me 1 story like this that has been reported.

How much have you invested? .1 bitcoin? SPILL IT!

Oyy, ok cupcake. Kiss

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Bitcoin is a bit**

Calm down, guy´s. We all lost money.

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Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 11:40:25 AM

Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:16:22 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Dude, the media isnt going to give a shit. This isnt news worthy. No one would care at all. If it was a few hundred thousand or a million, youd get some bites. But viewers wont care so the media wont care.

How much do you even have invested in Coinpal? It cant be more than .75 bitcoins or you would be waiting on a miner. So how much... .25 bitcoins? Come on dude...give it a rest eh

I thought I've been through this. Orlando/Winter Park isn't NYC. It's a small area. The local news posts stories like this ALL THE TIME.

Deal with it.

Yeah, maybe on page 10 of the bullshit section..youre fucking wrong dude. No one will fucking care. No one even cares in the crypto community. Why in the fuck do you think the average news reader would care? Send me 1 story like this that has been reported.

How much have you invested? .1 bitcoin? SPILL IT!

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Quote from: schnötzel on April 19, 2014, 02:00:43 PM

Have a look at the Orderbook on Cryptostocks. Bad news , or i´m wrong?

Whats bad news about the order book?

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Have a look at the Orderbook on Cryptostocks. Bad news , or i´m wrong?

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:16:22 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Dude, the media isnt going to give a shit. This isnt news worthy. No one would care at all. If it was a few hundred thousand or a million, youd get some bites. But viewers wont care so the media wont care.

How much do you even have invested in Coinpal? It cant be more than .75 bitcoins or you would be waiting on a miner. So how much... .25 bitcoins? Come on dude...give it a rest eh

I thought I've been through this. Orlando/Winter Park isn't NYC. It's a small area. The local news posts stories like this ALL THE TIME.

Deal with it.

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Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 09:43:13 AM

If (not when) Sambo) he said he sent me 6 I think, 3 weeks ago... Lol

No comment.

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Quote from: SamboNZ on April 19, 2014, 09:33:46 AM

Just did some calculations on how many BTC I'll be able to generate using my Nanofury USB miner when it gets here. The answer (using a 6 month timeframe):

0.018!!

LOL.

It's a bit of a joke really, but I guess it's better than nothing

If (not when) Sambo) he said he sent me 6 I think, 3 weeks ago... Lol

SamboNZ

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Just did some calculations on how many BTC I'll be able to generate using my Nanofury USB miner when it gets here. The answer (using a 6 month timeframe):

0.018!!

LOL.

It's a bit of a joke really, but I guess it's better than nothing

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:41:02 AM

Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 03:31:40 AM

Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:17:25 AM

Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 02:15:44 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 01:55:10 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Again,:All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

You are right on the promise thing though, my mistake on using that wording. I should have said they never guaranteed anything, this is a risky investment and should be treated as such.

Ryan, and badpeanut (especially him due to his grocery situation) are dumbasses complete and total

There is no risk if there is no proof. That is theft, you need to learn a little about law if you are going to stick around.

I am still on his terms a partner, that including my shares (if the other 2 partners are real/I don't think they are) means I am the majority owner of Coinpal and a simple law suit would give me control. Linguistic analysis of the emails telling me I am officially a partner would convince any jury/judge he meant it and there is a law justification stating things like that are taken literal.

My attorney has papers filled, he is giving it till the 26th before issuing them though.

EDIT: I have emails from Ryan guaranteeing me many things, so you can throw that theory out the window.

I call bullshit...post the papers.

I can't do that you fucking idiot. It's an un-filled law suit + I would need them faxed to me first.

More and more I believe you are Ryan Gay.

You cant spell un-filed, yet Im the idiot...hmm. Well you can just do your little writing comparisons then right? To find out if Im him or Im me Shocked

I wouldn't waste my time. I don't care if you are, either way I get my money back.

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Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 03:31:40 AM

Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:17:25 AM

Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 02:15:44 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 01:55:10 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Again,:All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

You are right on the promise thing though, my mistake on using that wording. I should have said they never guaranteed anything, this is a risky investment and should be treated as such.

Ryan, and badpeanut (especially him due to his grocery situation) are dumbasses complete and total

There is no risk if there is no proof. That is theft, you need to learn a little about law if you are going to stick around.

I am still on his terms a partner, that including my shares (if the other 2 partners are real/I don't think they are) means I am the majority owner of Coinpal and a simple law suit would give me control. Linguistic analysis of the emails telling me I am officially a partner would convince any jury/judge he meant it and there is a law justification stating things like that are taken literal.

My attorney has papers filled, he is giving it till the 26th before issuing them though.

EDIT: I have emails from Ryan guaranteeing me many things, so you can throw that theory out the window.

I call bullshit...post the papers.

I can't do that you fucking idiot. It's an un-filled law suit + I would need them faxed to me first.

More and more I believe you are Ryan Gay.

You cant spell un-filed, yet Im the idiot...hmm. Well you can just do your little writing comparisons then right? To find out if Im him or Im me Shocked

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Quote from: AmericanBit on April 19, 2014, 03:17:25 AM

Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 02:15:44 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 01:55:10 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Again,:All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

You are right on the promise thing though, my mistake on using that wording. I should have said they never guaranteed anything, this is a risky investment and should be treated as such.

Ryan, and badpeanut (especially him due to his grocery situation) are dumbasses complete and total

There is no risk if there is no proof. That is theft, you need to learn a little about law if you are going to stick around.

I am still on his terms a partner, that including my shares (if the other 2 partners are real/I don't think they are) means I am the majority owner of Coinpal and a simple law suit would give me control. Linguistic analysis of the emails telling me I am officially a partner would convince any jury/judge he meant it and there is a law justification stating things like that are taken literal.

My attorney has papers filled, he is giving it till the 26th before issuing them though.

EDIT: I have emails from Ryan guaranteeing me many things, so you can throw that theory out the window.

I call bullshit...post the papers.

I can't do that you fucking idiot. It's an un-filled law suit + I would need them faxed to me first.

More and more I believe you are Ryan Gay.

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Quote from: RyanMilligan1 on April 19, 2014, 02:15:44 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 01:55:10 AM

Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Again,:All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

You are right on the promise thing though, my mistake on using that wording. I should have said they never guaranteed anything, this is a risky investment and should be treated as such.

Ryan, and badpeanut (especially him due to his grocery situation) are dumbasses complete and total

There is no risk if there is no proof. That is theft, you need to learn a little about law if you are going to stick around.

I am still on his terms a partner, that including my shares (if the other 2 partners are real/I don't think they are) means I am the majority owner of Coinpal and a simple law suit would give me control. Linguistic analysis of the emails telling me I am officially a partner would convince any jury/judge he meant it and there is a law justification stating things like that are taken literal.

My attorney has papers filled, he is giving it till the 26th before issuing them though.

EDIT: I have emails from Ryan guaranteeing me many things, so you can throw that theory out the window.

I call bullshit...post the papers.

AmericanBit

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Quote from: amdfxman1701 on April 19, 2014, 01:38:28 AM

Quote from: Eex77 on April 19, 2014, 12:57:10 AM

No offense but I think both of you are dumbasses who expect this to turn into a big thing, with badpeanut investing $400 into an ipo, and you thinking he's going to end up in jail.

Especially funny when you read: All investment opportunities have potential risks involved, and CoinPal is no different. Please do your due diligence in order to find out what these risks are, and suit yourself accordingly.

They didn't promise you anything, also with your update they never said what money they used. All they said was "The good news is that we received 5 Gridseed Blade Scrypt Miners this morning and they are being setup as I am writing to you"

You are basically making ASSumptions

Say what? If I'm not mistaken, considering ALL IPO investors, the total is over $20,000, not a mere $400 from one lone investor. That's more than enough to get someone in trouble. And if that fails, what is so difficult to understand that IF THIS CAME OUT TO THE MEDIA, IT WOULD LOOK EXTREMELY BAD FOR RYAN GAY AND HIS FATHER"S POPULAR BUSINESS.

And they did promise something: They promised a product, which has yet to be delivered in ANY state. The reason the other scam stocks got away is because nobody knew who the devs were, but we know who the CoinPal dev is.

So stop being an arse, got it, tito?

Dude, the media isnt going to give a shit. This isnt news worthy. No one would care at all. If it was a few hundred thousand or a million, youd get some bites. But viewers wont care so the media wont care.

How much do you even have invested in Coinpal? It cant be more than .75 bitcoins or you would be waiting on a miner. So how much... .25 bitcoins? Come on dude...give it a rest eh

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