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Topic: [QUINTO] IPO on cryptostocks - page 4. (Read 8072 times)

sr. member
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Merit: 250
February 18, 2014, 11:48:48 PM
#7
@GT3000, twentyseventy:  

You think a d00d who sells you a porn site without letting you see it is legit, but this awesome offering is not?

OP, if you thought you ran on the ragged edge of credibility, read that whole thread Cheesy
The site's totally real and 100% legit.  The reason OP doesn't want anyone to know the address is there's no way for him to verify you're over 18.
I've seen it, and it's totally awesome.  But now I can't stop fapping.  Halp!
full member
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Merit: 100
February 18, 2014, 10:18:54 PM
#6
When I stated I did my due diligence and I did.
 
This group has successful operated bingo software since 2000, with over $10M in wagering a year.  This is just another market they are trying to reach, and given their track record, I full understand their evaluation, which IMO is justified.
 
They believe the Bitcoin market is going to very difficult, and therefore requires extra funding.

Sir, I believe that if you do YOUR due diligence, you will see that I am 110% convinced this company is going to emerge as one of the premier gaming sites, within the next 18 to 24 months.

I do not day trade, I prefer long term investments with steady dividends.
 
You sir, would not be too happy if I or someone else bashed your site, called it a scam and told people to buy shares in a different company. You see IMO the reason you are doing this is because you are very insecure and doubtful of your companies success.
 

All good and well if they provided proof of their IPO and to substantiate the claims you're making. There's nothing more than all us want is more legit and on the level crypto-currency businesses. That makes us all richer not poorer. I'm backing up TwentySeventy on that there's no verifiable proof that these people are who you claim or even justify this insane IPO's goal. Not bashing but saying it's a little suspect when you come here with two posts under your belt. All of which are defending this venture.
newbie
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February 18, 2014, 09:40:59 PM
#5
When I stated I did my due diligence and I did.
 
This group has successful operated bingo software since 2000, with over $10M in wagering a year.  This is just another market they are trying to reach, and given their track record, I full understand their evaluation, which IMO is justified.
 
They believe the Bitcoin market is going to very difficult, and therefore requires extra funding.

Sir, I believe that if you do YOUR due diligence, you will see that I am 110% convinced this company is going to emerge as one of the premier gaming sites, within the next 18 to 24 months.

I do not day trade, I prefer long term investments with steady dividends.
 
You sir, would not be too happy if I or someone else bashed your site, called it a scam and told people to buy shares in a different company. You see IMO the reason you are doing this is because you are very insecure and doubtful of your companies success.
 
legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1000
February 18, 2014, 09:19:28 PM
#4
You couldnt be more wrong about QuintoBTC. I have done my due diligence on this company, and I was impressed enough to purchase several hundred shares.

It is MHO that you are only bashing QuintoBTC, in an effort to sell shares in your own company, which btw,  to be totally honest. I would not purchase shares in a company, that felt the need to bash other companies in a veiled attempt to sell share in their company.

Due diligence? How? The site is threadbare and the listing has no specific information except for a PDF with some 'fingers crossed' revenue expectations.

I don't own any company and I'm not here to promote my Derivative product (which is very different from an equity offering in a company). I'm simply offering my opinion on this IPO - it's such a blatantly bad deal for any investor (even if it's not a scam) that I don't even feel the need to write an IPO analysis of it. It's just that bad.
newbie
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February 18, 2014, 09:01:37 PM
#3
You couldnt be more wrong about QuintoBTC. I have done my due diligence on this company, and I was impressed enough to purchase several hundred shares.

It is MHO that you are only bashing QuintoBTC, in an effort to sell shares in your own company, which btw,  to be totally honest. I would not purchase shares in a company, that felt the need to bash other companies in a veiled attempt to sell share in their company.
legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1000
February 18, 2014, 08:22:21 PM
#2
Why exactly does a lottery need to raise 1025 BTC?

And what do you think gives you a valuation of 4100 BTC - over $2.5 Million at today's exchange rates?

Insane. I didn't think that I needed to tell everyone that Minershare was a scam but people managed to dump money into that.

So, people, don't invest in this - at best it's a very bad deal, at worst it's a complete scam. I'm assuming it's the latter. If you want to invest in a casino, go buy Casinobitcoin shares.
newbie
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February 18, 2014, 06:27:46 PM
#1

(Updated March 10, 2014 : 19:00 PDT)

Quinto BTC (ticker symbol QUINTO) IPO are offered and administered only on Cryptostocks.com exchange.

Quinto BTC IPO has 5,000,000 shares for a price of 0.00015 BTC per share. For more information please click QUINTO.

Our first milestone is to hire the personnel necessary to assist growing our web presence and developing our mobile apps. To meet this particular goal, we will need a minimum of 500,000 shares sold.

Purchase QUINTO shares
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