Scamers:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/leocoin-or-c-cex-exchange-problem-scamcoin-or-s-cam-exchange-any-idea-1835161
Topic: [NEWS] LEOcoin MLM Ponzi Fraud Investigation (Read 5702 times)
do you know that a lot/majority of your LEOcoin MLM agents are poor trying to recruit another poor person to their MLM scheme?
They don't care, they have the sociopathic mentality of drug dealers, everything is acceptable if it means profit for #1.
Agreed.
I also think they already have 1 or more OTHER scams setup too.
I am seeing more MLM style coins popping up.
Their leaders are making the poor lackies do their shilling while the top guys are already making new scams.
What i find funny is no one said a word about the linked services in that shill's video.
Or the guy himself.
He has many videos and they are promoting all kinds of shit.
Funny Amanda gets torn a new asshole here by cryptohunter etc but he has fuck all to say about any NON-DASH bullshit scammers.
Pickin' & choosing your battles huh guys ?
EDIT:
I tried to go get the link to the screencap above from Youtube but i can't find the link *yet.
I posted it before but i don't know where LOL
So i did a Google Image search with "Youtube Leocoin"
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=Youtube+Leocoin&safe=off&tbm=isch&uss=1&tbs=imgo:1
And i seen one that caught my interest of many..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkfTXmQbvOo
The preview says..
And has a picture of ? I think i found our infamous shill LOL
..schoolin' people on English ahhahah
Guess who the guy is on the right guys ?
But when clicking on the original link it says..
Hmm i wonder why ?
EDIT2:
Hmm i see they have 4 android app's on Google Play now to go with their LEO Cell Phone "LFON"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=LEO+IT+Solutions
I also think they already have 1 or more OTHER scams setup too.
I am seeing more MLM style coins popping up.
Their leaders are making the poor lackies do their shilling while the top guys are already making new scams.
What i find funny is no one said a word about the linked services in that shill's video.
Or the guy himself.
He has many videos and they are promoting all kinds of shit.
Funny Amanda gets torn a new asshole here by cryptohunter etc but he has fuck all to say about any NON-DASH bullshit scammers.
Pickin' & choosing your battles huh guys ?
EDIT:
I tried to go get the link to the screencap above from Youtube but i can't find the link *yet.
I posted it before but i don't know where LOL
So i did a Google Image search with "Youtube Leocoin"
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=Youtube+Leocoin&safe=off&tbm=isch&uss=1&tbs=imgo:1
And i seen one that caught my interest of many..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkfTXmQbvOo
The preview says..
Quote
How do we Shopping with LEOcoin In English - YouTube
And has a picture of ? I think i found our infamous shill LOL
..schoolin' people on English ahhahah
Guess who the guy is on the right guys ?
But when clicking on the original link it says..
Quote
This video is no longer available because the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated.
Sorry about that.
Sorry about that.
Hmm i wonder why ?
EDIT2:
Hmm i see they have 4 android app's on Google Play now to go with their LEO Cell Phone "LFON"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=LEO+IT+Solutions
Spoetnik my troll kid!
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
do you know that a lot/majority of your LEOcoin MLM agents are poor trying to recruit another poor person to their MLM scheme?
a lot of them are also from another MLM scams hopping from one MLM scams to other MLM scams. these scamming poor people cannibalize each other to get to a higher position in the MLM pyramid.
these MLM scams including LEOcoin are thriving/capitalizing in poor countries because a lot of poor people are driven by poverty to do anything for fiat..i've seen it because i met some of your poor LEOcoin agents
you can see leocoin is only a copy/paste coin with the touch of MLM scam sauce.
you are using the "poor" word loosely, LEOcoin founders and top investors are living off, getting rich on top of your army of poor LEOcoin agents.
Spoetnik my troll kid!
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
Poor ? You say that like it's a bad thing.
Frankly i don't care.
I do not perceive being poor as some sort of sin.
What it shows is that i do not covet money highly enough to bend over backwards to attain it.
Or to use unfair methods to do so.
Getting lots of money fairly requires a HUGE amount of work.. or corruption etc.
Take for example a doctor who may get $200,000 a year where i live..
He *earned it* because he busted his god damn ass in school to do it !
Me ? I never had the desire to push.
Maybe it shows in my early days i had a lack of direction.
I thought of getting a higher education but could never decide on what field.
I once got a student loan for a University Psychology thing which would have been many many years of schooling
but i knew i was not going to stick with it long term so i never signed the documents.
But i was approved..
Bottom Line:
You just played the cliche'd shitcoin scam defense retort #21
The "You're jealous of my scam coin ROI'z" defense.
No.. i am not jealous of scammers using fraud to scam others of money.
Nor am i jealous of a guy running down the street knocking out old lady's for their pension checks.
EDIT:
To explain further..
When i mentioned the LEO coin dev guy here early was infamous for posting long winded crap here.
What i was actually referring to was..
When he was confronted with proof showing the dev + foundation and their shill's ALL claiming..
that LEOcoin had the world BEST ANON technology of any crypto-currency..
When in fact it had NONE what so ever.
THAT... is a LIE
The dev tried to post rants sort of causing diversions and trying to bend the truth to get out of being caught lying.
This claim was posted in their phone app and on the official coin website and i found a google hit with a Youtube link from a legendary scene shill posting it in his video i screen capped earlier here.
This coin is about fraudulent deceitful lies.
They have been caught red-handed period /.
Fraud.
http://behindmlm.com/companies/leo-review-personal-development-dvds-recruitment/
(MLM) Multi level marketing scam.
pm from leocoin foundation for all to read. i dont believe in direct pm bs. be visible so here it is
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
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what about your figureheads being past known scammers having bank accounts frozen etc. forget the other shit you posted we are questioning your peoples motives and credability. address those points.
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
You may not belief in privacy of correspondence, but this violation of yours, by publishing something that clearly was meant private, sets you outside of civilization. And the fact, that you do this anonymous, also makes you a coward. This taken together, would let me ask - as reader on this forum - why we should take your words serious at all. Fighting as Don Quixote against your imagined windmills is your problem, but when you start to use unsound weapons, you disqualify as dialogue partner.
i signed no prior nda nor have any dealings with you.
i wouldnt say coward unless you meant who you are is 100% available info and not just leocoin foundation.
hiding with messages is the tools of cowards and scams. addressing questions openly legitimises or helps to for projects.
you want people to trust you then answer all questions.
Spoetnik my troll kid!
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
The problem lies in the fact that you paki bastards can barely string 2 coherent sentences in English and you are then pretending to be supported by the British government to con gullible people to buy into your little scammy scheme.
I will now leave the floor for Spoetnik to rip you a new one, sock puppet account of cryptotraider16.
Spoetnik my troll kid!
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
You understand how POS work? We have many coin for staking, what is your problem? Because you are poor?
Foundation guy..
Care to comment on the topic ?
How about your scam topic here made by some other guy in the scam section ?
Your diversionary double talk crap routine is infamous LOL
..a lot of noise while saying nothing.
You should teach that to your shill here.. he's quite the idiot clearly.
He seems to know only 4 or 5 sentences in English.
Oh and where did the 40 million go ?
And why was it not in the ANN ?
It said 50 was premined for the foundation but the Foundation "holds" only 10....
then there is no other mention of it on the ANN topic.
Later the shill here showed up to say it was paid to the MLM ponzi members.
Which is scammy if it was even true LOL
Then i posted a chart showing your MLM rewards system which the shill was trying to say included payments of coins.
So..
Which is it ?
Where did the 40 million premine go and was it all staked for years on end ?
Make another million staking ?
Care to comment on the topic ?
How about your scam topic here made by some other guy in the scam section ?
Your diversionary double talk crap routine is infamous LOL
..a lot of noise while saying nothing.
You should teach that to your shill here.. he's quite the idiot clearly.
He seems to know only 4 or 5 sentences in English.
Oh and where did the 40 million go ?
And why was it not in the ANN ?
It said 50 was premined for the foundation but the Foundation "holds" only 10....
then there is no other mention of it on the ANN topic.
Later the shill here showed up to say it was paid to the MLM ponzi members.
Which is scammy if it was even true LOL
Then i posted a chart showing your MLM rewards system which the shill was trying to say included payments of coins.
So..
Which is it ?
Where did the 40 million premine go and was it all staked for years on end ?
Make another million staking ?
pm from leocoin foundation for all to read. i dont believe in direct pm bs. be visible so here it is
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
Quote
what about your figureheads being past known scammers having bank accounts frozen etc. forget the other shit you posted we are questioning your peoples motives and credability. address those points.
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
You may not belief in privacy of correspondence, but this violation of yours, by publishing something that clearly was meant private, sets you outside of civilization. And the fact, that you do this anonymous, also makes you a coward. This taken together, would let me ask - as reader on this forum - why we should take your words serious at all. Fighting as Don Quixote against your imagined windmills is your problem, but when you start to use unsound weapons, you disqualify as dialogue partner.
My personal view on trolling, scam-calling and pumping …
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Thanks for great post but troll will keep troll!
But as i say its life! 👍🏼
whats the opposite of troll?
pm from leocoin foundation for all to read. i dont believe in direct pm bs. be visible so here it is
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
Quote
what about your figureheads being past known scammers having bank accounts frozen etc. forget the other shit you posted we are questioning your peoples motives and credability. address those points.
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
This may be a discussion you rather should have with those 'figureheads', and not with me. I came to the LEOcoin Foundation from the miner community. And for what it is worth, I do partially understand the aversion against a digital currency backed-up by people that are active in the direct selling industry, but otherwise do not share these views on them being scammers; otherwise I would not have chosen to advocate LEOcoin.
And for the record, Cryptotraider16 is not paid by me or the Foundation, and I doubt if he is paid by anyone else. He is neither my sock-puppet nor my spokesman, but a person that I have never personally met and who happens to be the owner of a substantial sum of LEOcoin, which he acquired on the market. In a way, a zealot shill is a reversed troll, but both seem a tad extreme to me.
I had to look up 'fibber' in the urban dictionary, as I am a non-native English speaker. I am not under the impression that I have never lied in my life, but I certainly do not qualify as fibber, but thanks for pointing me at a new word.
As I represent the LEOcoin Foundation and not a MLM group, I cannot go into the alleged scam issue. I know that most of the premine has been distributed to LEO members and that we as Foundation work hard to get digital currency to the masses. Later this year, we will come with a new road map and I will also be able to look into the LEOxChange a bit more detailed. Thus far, my experience is, that they are aiming to be - are are - fully compliant with KYC and AML directives. This is something most crypto-exchanges cannot say.
My personal view on trolling, scam-calling and pumping …
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Thanks for great post but troll will keep troll!
But as i say its life! 👍🏼
The guys behind this coin are accused of Fraud and an MLM scam and then had their bank accounts seized (last i heard) so.. that is "Trolling" ?
I don't think you know what the word means then.
It is what it is.. the outcome ? I have no idea.
Put it all on the table and be honest..
My personal view on trolling, scam-calling and pumping …
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Thanks for great post but troll will keep troll!
But as i say its life! 👍🏼
These are, as Spoetnik mentions, people who were well-schooled in the traditional MLM ponzi methodology. There are actually only a handful right at the top who work on a series of MLM ventures at a time, running on a well-oiled machine that just moves along when a ponzi is found out or when it runs out of new members.
The ones who get caught are not part of the inner circle, unfortunately... the real puppet masters have not been caught and only leave when the new generation has been trained to take over.
The ones who get caught are not part of the inner circle, unfortunately... the real puppet masters have not been caught and only leave when the new generation has been trained to take over.
My personal view on trolling, scam-calling and pumping …
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
what about your figureheads being past known scammers having bank accounts frozen etc. forget the other shit you posted we are questioning your peoples motives and credability. address those points.
also to be fair and transparent you forgot to define zealot shills. you cant have trolls without your zealot shills like cryptoteaider16 come now get off that high horse and tell the truth or are you a fibber
My personal view on trolling, scam-calling and pumping …
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
Digital cash is an experiment with money. Due to its power to create tokens in a cryptographically secure way that ensures that it cannot be copied or forged, digital cash is fast, safe and depending on the coin: relatively private and deflationary in nature. Some are also decentral and democratic.
In a free market environment, any company, institution or group of stakeholders can opt to create, promote and use disruptive technology, and if they do well, the market will determine the value of their undertaking. This means that from new start-ups, ex-bankers and scammers to genuine businesses, can give it a try. Even companies that use direct selling as their distribution strategy for products and services.
As with any new initiative, there will be differences in view on how to evaluate such initiatives. Competitors will point at weaknesses, in order not to lose market share or investors. Governments will regulate, in order to be able to avoid a democratic money system outside of their control. Banks will study and learn so they will know how to protect their ways of money creation as long as possible. The establishment will obfuscate technical developments by using terminology that is hard to grasp for non-experts, or emphasize dangers, while at the same time hiding the innovative improvements that might help to deal with failing systems in the global financial and monetary areas.
This said, a thread like this shows all of the above elements, it has the established posters, trolls, pumpers, real or allegedly real scammers and fair posters that act out of good faith or genuine worry. As yours truly is generally addressed as sock-puppet or rhetoric monstrum, I shall refrain from arguing about truths, as with any kind of fundamentalism or overly emotional disagreement, you cannot longer argue reasonably. Instead, I will try to bring some humor to this otherwise disturbingly poor thread as a token of good intention and this I do in the form of some (annotated) definitions in the hope we all may benefit from this, or at least have a strong emotional reaction, like fun or dislike.
Fundamentalism - an ‘ism’ with no fun, too much damn, and not enough mental. Bart Ehrmann
(Fundamentalism and freedom of expression and enterprise are on a tensed foot, just as people that trust LEOcoin and those that do not, may start to develop fundamentalist traits while attempting to argue.)
Magic, n. - an art of converting superstition into coin. There are other arts serving the same high purpose, but the discreet lexicographer does not name them. Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
(Fiat, or trust, is the art that we are attempting to learn in crypto-world.)
Crisis – a mechanism to create problems that cause circumstances beyond one’s control that again call for measures that otherwise would not have been accepted without huge protest
Global financial crisis – a fear, uncertainty and doubt strategy with the goal to reorganize property
Authority – the power to let others abide by your will
Media – Managers of perception that sell lies in order to make their audience believe that authorities protect them (instead of parasitize on them)
Trolls – persons that are sometimes similar to media workers
Democracy – form of government that protects the people for as long as they have the tool to set limits to the power of the authorities
Debt – that what lenders need so they can confiscate possessions without having to work for them
Interest – the price for borrowing money that previously did not exist
Credit – already spending the money that you still have to work for in the future
@all, I will not respond on this post – so take it or leave it.
What is your problem? Gratefull of what? Real money is good fro me, i have good life and my family too, you angry becaus you dont have real money?
Get a life kid! Or better you get LEOcoin, i can sell you some
Be smart
Get a life kid! Or better you get LEOcoin, i can sell you some
Be smartDon't like me exposing your scam then .. go create yet another puppet account about it CryptoTraitor16
You still love me mladenbabic ?
What is your problem? Gratefull of what? Real money is good fro me, i have good life and my family too, you angry becaus you dont have real money?
Get a life kid! Or better you get LEOcoin, i can sell you some Be smart
Get a life kid! Or better you get LEOcoin, i can sell you some
Be smart LEO guys are not even really hiding it that is the messed up thing.
What hide? You stupid poor troll? Dont understand?
LEOcoin foundation and many rich people like me has many coins. With POS we get many free coin every month. Do you now what POS is?
We sell LEOcoin around world because we have many free coins, Foundation have most coins. this is because POS is good if you have many coin. This is marketing.., friend!
This is why LEOcoin is not POW anymore. This is not fraud, it is marketing! And if you buy LEOcoin now, soon will be 1$ with Eterheum anonymous transaction and Debit card
I already had your account on my watch list.
You are transparent and not fooling anyone.
You are here lying and playing games to defraud people of money.. REAL money.
Good luck with that NOOB.
And be grateful i replied to a fucking nooby dummy / sock-puppet account here.
Maybe get 10 posts THEN jiggle your little dick-holster around here scammer.
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