Topic: Newbies: 40 Scamcoins for you to avoid - page 5. (Read 14523 times)
I wish I would have had the insight to invest in Quark a month ago but I'm not going to go around hatin' on those who did. Some people sure need to grow up imho. So you think you missed the boat... Maybe it's not too late to get on just yet.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL says the guy with the warning under his name XDXDXDXD
Wow, yet another Quark fud post. Hater's gonna hate, lover's gonna love. Quark to da moon!
bagholders gonna speculate...
Wow, yet another Quark fud post. Hater's gonna hate, lover's gonna love. Quark to da moon!
you missed bitcoin
LOLest and this TRUE ))))))))
Man, you read your mind before post it ha ha ha
lol damn i better get rid of my bitcoins if they are scam coins.... NOT!!!
Unless someone makes a coin called Scamcoin (didn't someone?), what about a coin constitutes being a scam -- there being malware in it? I don't see a coin which has failed to take off like Quark did as being a scam nor do I view premining as being a scam. We may not agree with it but scam is a rather strong word to describe the activity. An overly strong word imo.
Almost all coins are in the list.
I am curious why Stablecoin would be a scam coin. Is it because the "coin mixing" service isn't implemented yet?
Trust me, it deserves its ranking. At the time it was released, hundreds of new coins were being released with a sole purpose of being listed on the brand new, Cryptsy.com Altcoin exchange. It was released, crashed and burned time and time again. Only people who prop it up are bag holders. It can easily be time traveled and killed, only reason it hasn't is because the coin murder is currently busy with bigger fish to fry
This really doesn't say anything about the coin being a scam. If you're going to call something a scam you should have a better argument than "it was released, crashed and burned" and "trust me." Well, I have no reason to trust you, you're a stranger on the internet. Show me facts and I may be willing to listen to you.
Now that's a good way to increase the value of your holdings if you can get everyone else to believe it 
I think op has run.. to spam other threads.. btw, am pretty sure i figured his criteria from Scamcoins..
If it aint in his wallet... SCAM!
If it aint in his wallet... SCAM!
I think op has run.. to spam other threads.. btw, am pretty sure i figured his criteria from Scamcoins..
If it aint in his wallet... SCAM!
If it aint in his wallet... SCAM!
+1
I like that list.
I like that list.
Hey OP, how are you so sure Quarks are a scam coin. If only did you mine them in their early days would you have realized how much valuable they turned into now.
Well that's a pretty ignorant statement.Just because something is valuable doesn't mean its not a scam.
Your broken english seems to be a fairly accurate indicator of the type of person investing into quarks.
Someone for whom English is a second language?
Don't try to pidgeonhole me.
Don't be a racist
I will make a list 50 scammers to avoid
1) geusse
The OP is obviously a prick, there's some good coins on his list.
If this would have been implemented a month ago, you'd be rich already... Seriously, Sexcoin is up like what... 200x or something in the past week. Practically every coin on CoinMarketCap.com has seen a surge at one point or another. I don't think the average altcoin investor gives a rat's ass whether an altcoin was premined or not and why should they -- all that matters is that their investment increases in value and that it ideally does so at a quicker rate than alternatives. Some consideration for risk, of course. And since we're not an Omniscient Being, we really don't have very good odds of predicting the next big winner but by spreading the money around... 2015 should be interesting indeed
this post is just fucking stupid.
buy 1000 of each coin on this list. hold until 2015. you will be rich.
buy 1000 of each coin on this list. hold until 2015. you will be rich.
Original poster has incorrectly listed Securecoin which had a fair launch and no pre-mine and uses an economic model similar to Bitcoin and the added security features from Quark (which was pre-mined).
QRK was NOT premined.
Original poster has incorrectly listed Securecoin which had a fair launch and no pre-mine and uses an economic model similar to Bitcoin and the added security features from Quark (which was pre-mined).
~ Yet has ommited say Goldcoin: http://cryptolife.net/goldcoin-the-scam-that-keeps-on-giving/
and Feathercoin: http://cryptolife.net/an-in-depth-look-at-feathercoin-the-coin-that-started-it-all/ - or example.
~ Yet has ommited say Goldcoin: http://cryptolife.net/goldcoin-the-scam-that-keeps-on-giving/
and Feathercoin: http://cryptolife.net/an-in-depth-look-at-feathercoin-the-coin-that-started-it-all/ - or example.
A scammer calling out scamcoins. Bookmarked
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