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Quote from: bjack0815 on March 12, 2015, 02:10:39 AM

Quote from: shmoula on March 11, 2015, 02:43:38 PM

OMG, rise of the zombie trolls!! Run for your life!

Oh you survived the Zombie apocalypse?
Maybe because you are a ....... ?

Joking aside, this really could be funny if it wasn't that sad.

I'm just wondering why no one cares about Brewster and the naughty scam he did.
NeoBee was one of the last assets i believed in.

Because they take a small amount of money from lots of people to make it easier for them to get away with it. All that money adds up to a nice score for them, but no one person put in enough money to make it worth going after them.

Next time you invest in a bank make sure the guy running it actually knows how to run a bank or does something besides spend your money.

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Quote from: vicemayor on December 15, 2014, 06:50:53 AM

http://i.imgur.com/ltkSk0X.jpg

We do not forget. We do not forgive.
Eat shit Jon Montrol! Criminal and fraudster!

Watch out Danny, we are legion.

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Quote from: shmoula on March 12, 2015, 04:36:06 AM

Quote from: bjack0815 on March 12, 2015, 02:10:39 AM

I'm just wondering why no one cares about Brewster and the naughty scam he did.
NeoBee was one of the last assets i believed in.

+1, I put a lot money into that too Sad

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I think many cryptogeeks are just playing with that coinz-funky-stuff and after crap like this just move on, because all of us got used with all that scam in this crypto world and just don't have time and will to solve it somehow :/

I guess you are right.
But one time everyone of them will have to pay for what they did.
In which way ever...

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Quote from: bjack0815 on March 12, 2015, 02:10:39 AM

I'm just wondering why no one cares about Brewster and the naughty scam he did.
NeoBee was one of the last assets i believed in.

+1, I put a lot money into that too Sad

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I think many cryptogeeks are just playing with that coinz-funky-stuff and after crap like this just move on, because all of us got used with all that scam in this crypto world and just don't have time and will to solve it somehow :/

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Quote from: shmoula on March 11, 2015, 02:43:38 PM

OMG, rise of the zombie trolls!! Run for your life!

Oh you survived the Zombie apocalypse?
Maybe because you are a ....... ?

Joking aside, this really could be funny if it wasn't that sad.

I'm just wondering why no one cares about Brewster and the naughty scam he did.
NeoBee was one of the last assets i believed in.

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OMG, rise of the zombie trolls!! Run for your life!

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Quote from: Silverspoon on March 11, 2015, 08:27:53 AM

^I'm afraid this thread is it, Friend. Bitcoin enthusiasts have long forgotten all about NeoBee, so let's stop picking at this ~~Bitcoins Premiere Bank~~ scab.

BTW Friend, now that we know each other, I have some AMHASH1 securities I can sell you off-exchange @half price because my daughter needs an operation.

Sounds good. I will pay with some NeoBee shares...

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^I'm afraid this thread is it, Friend. Bitcoin enthusiasts have long forgotten all about NeoBee, so let's stop picking at this ~~Bitcoins Premiere Bank~~ scab.

BTW Friend, now that we know each other, I have some AMHASH1 securities I can sell you off-exchange @half price because my daughter needs an operation.

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Is anyone hunting Brewster or will he ge away with his scam?
Is there any thread or information about that?

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

the funny thing is that right now, as we stand here talking gentleman to gentleman, you may well have missed **the moment**

I get the feeling that what with the way the AM party has become exponentially more exciting there are basically no more bitcoin securities left in this immediate space. I get the feeling that these less than bananas might finally have got the message, but despite this momentus acheivement you're still too excited by the sound of your own typing to notice that your mission may finally be complete!

What I'm excited to see next is the development of a kickstarter-esque method powered by blockchain tech to invest your bitcoins for shares in startups, and so on. For shares in ~~reputable~~ regulated things. A method that basically does what you've been frowning upon all along but in a safe(r) way. Then we can see how many of those succeed. We can see how many of the eager puppies from this demographic are ready to throw their money into speculating in this blossoming new game changer that has all the risks that innovative experiments should, no? See you there...

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What makes you so ...idk, so ..."jimmothy"? How is it you haven't died of embarrassment yet?
What's wrong with you, bro?

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Quote from: Silverspoon on March 10, 2015, 03:45:36 PM

I don't deserve congratulations. I've failed to instill even a modicum of learningz in Bitcoin investment enthusiasts.
Because ineducable. Because I've seen ~~lab rats~~ bananas more open to learning than the average Bitcoiner. Because, against the sound advice of the Good Book, I've cast my pearls before swine. I blame it on my bleeding egalitarian heart (it's two sizes too large!), I blame it on overflowing compassion for the mentally-cheated & downtrodden. I blame it on my loving nature & unbridled optimism. But enough excuses! I'm man enough to admit it: I have no cause to celebrate Sad

Maybe you failed to instill any sort of wisdom because you lack it yourself? Because you're ignored by 90% of the people you talk to? Because you think an endless barrage of insults is a reasonable way to get a message across?

How many times do you have to tell us havelock/bitcoin securities are shit before you realize nobody cares?

Historically 90% of startups fail, so patting yourself on the back when 90% of bitcoin startups fail is pretty silly. Especially when you predicted 100% would fail which clearly didn't happen.

This may be hard for you to comprehend, but some of us have money to gamble on these shitty stocks. Get a job and maybe you can do the same.

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Quote from: michaelGedi on March 10, 2015, 02:46:14 PM

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Quote from: michaelGedi on March 10, 2015, 09:24:21 AM

Basically, you wouldn't kick a baby for not knowing how to talk, would you?

No. A bit hesitant to say same of the situation here: grown men sticking head in sand & ass in air, over and over, surprised each and every time @ what happens next.

...at risk of stating the obvious - sometimes it takes a while to learn a lesson. My point is that perhaps we're doing something great here, something as revolutionary as the cryptocurrency space itself... we've fostered a fertile breeding ground for sandy haired, strong and wide buttholed more growned men. You should congratulate yourself on your efforts to guide these fellow lambs away from the slaughter.

I don't deserve congratulations. I've failed to instill even a modicum of learningz in Bitcoin investment enthusiasts.
Because ineducable. Because I've seen ~~lab rats~~ bananas more open to learning than the average Bitcoiner. Because, against the sound advice of the Good Book, I've cast my pearls before swine. I blame it on my bleeding egalitarian heart (it's two sizes too large!), I blame it on overflowing compassion for the mentally-cheated & downtrodden. I blame it on my loving nature & unbridled optimism. But enough excuses! I'm man enough to admit it: I have no cause to celebrate Sad

[Screaming Continues]
I've failed you, my wizard. I've failed you, my president.
[Elinore's Screams Continue] [Thunder Crashing]

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

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Quote from: michaelGedi on March 10, 2015, 09:24:21 AM

Basically, you wouldn't kick a baby for not knowing how to talk, would you?

No. A bit hesitant to say same of the situation here: grown men sticking head in sand & ass in air, over and over, surprised each and every time @ what happens next.

...at risk of stating the obvious - sometimes it takes a while to learn a lesson. My point is that perhaps we're doing something great here, something as revolutionary as the cryptocurrency space itself... we've fostered a fertile breeding ground for sandy haired, strong and wide buttholed more growned men. You should congratulate yourself on your efforts to guide these fellow lambs away from the slaughter.

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

Basically, you wouldn't kick a baby for not knowing how to talk, would you?

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

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^It's fun watching this scale model of reality trying to evolve in x1000 time tho. Watching Bitcoiners rediscover fire, learn that sticking head in it is a bad idea, learn that the guy selling them reasonably priced bridges is not a friend, observe as it dawns on them that no law & no mechanism to enforce it inevitably results in fail & AIDS.

Bitcoin: More than just lel--it's educational!

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yeah, it's becoming more and more apparent to me how little anyone really knows about the things they think they know about...

EDIT: this goes for you too lambs brains...

What I think you are missing in all this is the context. The demographic of those involved in these "securities" (oh the irony), and in the bitcoin space in general... Very few of these young men have prior experience in "investing", let alone playing in the cryptocurrency space (it's quite new no?), or even much life experience in general (you can identify with that one I'm sure).

Looking at this as a psychological experiment, what we may see is a microcosm of growth of a more empowered younger generation of geeks, ready to take on the world in all it's darwinian glory. http://www.nicabm.com/nicabmblog/trauma-and-resilience-what-doesnt-kill-you-makes-you-stronger/

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

Quote from: BootstrapCoinDev on March 10, 2015, 07:52:02 AM

Quote from: JorgeStolfi on August 13, 2014, 06:14:12 PM

Quote from: michaelGedi on August 13, 2014, 04:08:27 PM

looking at his facebook (on suprisingly minimal privacy settings) and looking at his self righteous posting on reddit - it's just hillarious that no one noticed what a lame duck this guy was earlier.

cyprus idealism fooled everyone, what a massive joke. The only thing left to do is smile, or kill the cunt. But why kill him when you only have yourself to blame?

this neo bee attempt at being a 2 bit ceo will probably be Danny's greatest achievement, it's all down hill from here. He's never going to get near a business ever again in his life, and even if he does, well good luck to anyone involved because he's proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that he's lacking self awareness and is totally irresponsible... I'd be suprised if he can provide for his wife and daughter in the long run, let alone tie his own shoelaces.

Personally I'll give him a pat on the back and a sympathetic look, because while those who invested may have actually learned a lesson, he clearly has not Wink

Are you aware of his doings in the UK, before moving to Cyprus?

I would not say that Neo&Bee was "an attempt to be a 2 bit CEO", but rather a big step up in his real "career".

I suppose that he is neither in the UK nor in Cyprus. Who knows what will be his next step. He may not even have to change his name. If Neo&Bee investors did not think of checking his past before giving him their money, why would the next crowd do it?

You know what's hilarious? You could say all the same things about the latest financial crisis, consumers took out loans they couldn't afford because they just believed what they were told and didn't exercise due diligence.
Ratings agencies - the same.
Investors - the same.
What's hilarious to me is how exactly the same shit happens in the bitcoin world, it's just a smaller world that's all.

yeah, it's becoming more and more apparent to me how little anyone really knows about the things they think they know about...

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Quote from: JorgeStolfi on August 13, 2014, 06:14:12 PM

Quote from: michaelGedi on August 13, 2014, 04:08:27 PM

looking at his facebook (on suprisingly minimal privacy settings) and looking at his self righteous posting on reddit - it's just hillarious that no one noticed what a lame duck this guy was earlier.

cyprus idealism fooled everyone, what a massive joke. The only thing left to do is smile, or kill the cunt. But why kill him when you only have yourself to blame?

this neo bee attempt at being a 2 bit ceo will probably be Danny's greatest achievement, it's all down hill from here. He's never going to get near a business ever again in his life, and even if he does, well good luck to anyone involved because he's proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that he's lacking self awareness and is totally irresponsible... I'd be suprised if he can provide for his wife and daughter in the long run, let alone tie his own shoelaces.

Personally I'll give him a pat on the back and a sympathetic look, because while those who invested may have actually learned a lesson, he clearly has not Wink

Are you aware of his doings in the UK, before moving to Cyprus?

I would not say that Neo&Bee was "an attempt to be a 2 bit CEO", but rather a big step up in his real "career".

I suppose that he is neither in the UK nor in Cyprus. Who knows what will be his next step. He may not even have to change his name. If Neo&Bee investors did not think of checking his past before giving him their money, why would the next crowd do it?

You know what's hilarious? You could say all the same things about the latest financial crisis, consumers took out loans they couldn't afford because they just believed what they were told and didn't exercise due diligence.
Ratings agencies - the same.
Investors - the same.
What's hilarious to me is how exactly the same shit happens in the bitcoin world, it's just a smaller world that's all.

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"to be or not to be, that is the bitcoin"

Quote from: JorgeStolfi on August 15, 2014, 11:34:25 PM

Quote from: michaelGedi on August 15, 2014, 08:15:05 AM

nice graphic jorge, fairly spot on. While you are mostly correct in this sub forum, don't let it get to your head elsewhere.

Thanks for the compliment and the advice. However, if the current crash does stop at ~450, I will find it very hard to keep my ego from spilling over in the other threads. Cheesy

haha, yeah good point, I couldn't have timed my comment more in your favour.. that will be one serious case of "I told you so"... Cheesy

I'm calling mid/low 300s as a psychological breaking point, just because that's around the last resistance points from the dumping around the gox debacle and nothing else. Hedging with another unregulated bitcoin denominated security just to be *safe*, and more importantly to give you naysayers extra laughs if I (and others) do end up with no shirts - double or nothing..!

I have my suspicions that the big buys of silk road bitcoins and other off chain purchases may be at play here. The dump before the pump... who said it had to happen the other way around? Anyways, veering OT here.

I'll hold on my position that Danny is set to be if not already is one of life's big losers.. no matter whether or not he is a financial "success"

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Quote from: michaelGedi on August 15, 2014, 08:15:05 AM

nice graphic jorge, fairly spot on. While you are mostly correct in this sub forum, don't let it get to your head elsewhere.

Thanks for the compliment and the advice. However, if the current crash does stop at ~450, I will find it very hard to keep my ego from spilling over in the other threads. Cheesy

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