Mods please tell me and lock this thread if i am validating by-pass by not stating collateral (simply nothing I want to wait in the mail for or I want to put up like a title to a 160,000 mile reliable car (2009 Camry). Basically I will do anything I need to short of blindly depositing money or stupid stuff like that to provide my bona fides and how I'm not in it for a short-term buck (don't need an extra 500 that made even if it was within an hour-24 hours). To me it's more about the sincerity, worthlessness and ability for identity confirmation of a much needed partner into this and after a payment of your choosing i will write anything you want in simple terms how at least 110% of your investment is guaranteed . Like I said this is an ol money )old money)
Are you using google translate to translate your words
Half of this doesn't make any sense.
Sorry this was just a sloppy post on my part. My point is that since what i'm offering that is of true value (very trusted family name out there in the public domain) including my own credentials and reputation and most importantly education/pedagogy services even outside all of the documents I can provide (a lot btw investors have every right to be every bit the skeptic) there's gotta be an easy way to provide bona fides on my background and education. There are just some concepts even a few hours reading on google and the internet won't be able to provide compared to a one on one session with a private knowledgeable, formerly educated tutor who is able to break down central concepts into simple to understand terms.
So, hypothetically, I send you 1 bitcoin.. What happens after?
I have read plenty, and I got no clue what you are offering. Please explain what you would do with my 1 bitcoin, and what would be required of me afterwards, including when I'd see my bitcoin again.
Regards
After you send 1 Bitcoin, you will get 100 buttcoins. Surely this is either a ponzi scam that he's running, i.e. paying the investors with their own money just that it's staggard and you won't get back everything. Or plainly he will just disappear after receiving the coins.
I'm doing the legal research on it now but I would charge it under "services rendered: fiduciary duty (meaning I have a legal obligation to protect/invest/sell/buy/manage your BTC to the best of my knowledge and it has to pass a strict legal diligence). I would do the legwork in finding vendors, exchange rates, when and where to sell due to volatility of BTC and as best as I could explain the ins and outs of the market as best as I could to you whenever you request (in a timely manner). So a broker essentially, doing work on analyzing trends in the BTC market as well as providing up-to-date verdicts on pending or on-going legislation/litigation on the legal framework of BTC (still in very rough developmental stage).
I would provide you with a legal agreement stating this and can guarantee an agreed amount of your investment in case of loss and a commission on my end for any profit you receive. From how I understand it I would basically be LEGALLY responsible for your BTC and how to invest it and would have to do the legwork in finding an exchange. This is on top of the diligence I've done on legal precedents (not that many but a few notable pending and some wins by the regulating agencies in settling up a fraud case).
As far as the withdrawal.. I don't have enough stake in the game to act as a bank and wouldn't feel right or legally able to be able to pass a strict legal diligence test to say I know the inns and outs of BTC banking (still in rough infancy). I HAVE been briefed on BTC wallet security since 2010 when it was nearly .40 USD to 1 BTC and can sign any legal document guaranteeing protection of your funds. Paperwallet is most secure but I like to provide people with a nice 64gig tails or ubuntu USB using linux and a two stage (strong 10+ char PW + PGP) security wallet of your choosing. To me tails is the most user friendly along with electorum.
Basically if I say too much I think it might fall in line with the "trade secrets" language of what I'm trying to do here, and yes it's everyone's right to be skeptical but I am trying to do this honestly so the price of BTC rises for everyone invested. I myself currently have a modest stake in the currency and want to see better oversight especially in the U.S where there is at least SOME legal framework for what to do.
This can be done through a lawyer (for a charge OFC) of your choosing or my own.
After you send 1 Bitcoin, you will get 100 buttcoins. Surely this is either a ponzi scam that he's running, i.e. paying the investors with their own money just that it's staggard and you won't get back everything. Or plainly he will just disappear after receiving the coins.
I know it does look like that, someone actually said the same thing to me.. since there is no definitive international regulating body I'm not sure how that would work but from a legal standard this seems solid even internationally as long as the diligence is done (which is a lot of paperwork on my part, record-keeping, dotting the I's, etc.
Keep in mind I've already done research into this and imo a ponzi scam is so short sighted for something such as this. Also I think it's ironic that it's the loansharking service on here that's stating this fact. (another example of why more legal tracking/analysis and diligence from J.Ds is needed)
Also thinking of contacting a CPA so these are all service fees that are costing me money that can be traced and taxed. This is what the friendly BTC lawyer thought of my questions btw:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1724798.0;allYou would also have the ability to liquefy your BTC as fast as reasonably possible (U.S eastern banking hours cash deposits into an account 9-5pm are instant, other methods would vary) but from my end would have to sign a waiver saying that you agree to not plan to use these BTC/fiat for any illegal or fraudulent activities .
Also keep in mind this is a startup so if your local i'm looking for a competent partner. I make around a modest 40k a year in the health-care industry, but who wants to make that forever right?I've done about 3 months hard research into BTC from a variety of different sources and the best ones seem to be the legal cases which unfortunately are all in its infancy stages. If you want you can pm for free consultation or email.
so please correct me if any of my wording seems confusing but to pass even the strictest legal standard this would be charged under: services rendered: feduciary duty+security? How would I charge for my legal and political networks such as CPA and the cost of my legal retainer.
So in the most simpliest laymen terms possible I would be an investment portfolio manager/broker right?
Also i've noticed that what i have to offer is also similar to:
DO NOT POST SESC LINKS (needed: two technical analysts)
except I already have my own monies invested so what I'm providing is so much more.