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vip
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How exactly does POW equipment, solar panels, Grocery stores, disco bars, internet cafes, what does any of that have to do with StakeMiners?

Because your past accomplishments are a bellwether as to how well you'll operate StakeMiners, most of which you've used in the past to advance the enterprise, but if you no longer desire to showcase your accolades, that's your call, and who am I to argue with an Ohio University alumnus possessing a business degree?

BTW, excellent ploy in trolling this thread to bring further awareness to StakeMiners, thus gaining more investors. Damn me! for never attending a second of higher education like the likes of you. If only... I, too, would've probably be in position to stick it up Bitcoin developers' asses for not doing their job, i.e., promoting Bitcoin (just doing their stupid coding that anybody can do, to echo your sentiment), thus leaving it up to us to perform such duties, and learning them solar panel clowns for their choir-esque stance in declaring that in the Northern Hemisphere, solar panels should always be oriented to the south for maximum efficiency. Again, I gotta hand it to you for proven them retards wrong with your west-facing solar panel getup that completely burnt in the fire since no proof exist of their previous existence along with the batteries, relays, and the bitcoin miners that made up your largest bitcoin mining farm in all the Philippines.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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https://twitter.com/nigeldollentas



It's refreshing to see this dude as one of StakeMiners' Board of Investors, for if anybody were able to see bullshit, it would be this dude given that he's a journalist for Bitcoinist. If he endorsed StakeMiners, you can rest assured that all his other endorsements are just as sound.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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I guess it does make sense that Leroy Fodor did indeed have solar panels in place powering his bitcoin mining farm there in the Philippines given that most the other electricity from the local utility company had to be used to run an ice cream deep freezer, and an upright and chest refrigerators, not to mention the fans, lighting, etc., especially at night when the disco was open to power those lights as well along with the stereo equipment, not to mention juice needed to run home appliances including a 70 inch TV.

Leroy Fodor has already clearly explained to me how it was possible to have the solar panels (completely destroyed in the fire) on the tin roof that leaned west surrounded by coconut trees, so that's now a mute concern I once had.

Yes you are correct the slant did face west so at the end of the day it got as much sunlight as possible however that is not why it faced that way, common water runoff knowledge came it play when designing the building. As you can see the building set down lower than the road, we made the roof slanted the way it did so the rain run off would go to the back of the building instead of the front where people would sit and drink or eat, it ran off the roof and down to the river which was not the size of any river I would consider to be a river, for me I would have considered it more a creek than a river, but it was called a river on the maps so.

It worked out quite well that way for the panels in that facing north or south direct sunlight would get cut off earlier and would have been shaded by the vast amount of bamboo coconut and mango trees on the north and south of us  but facing west it allowed sun to hit them full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally set, facing north or south or east and it would not have been as strong at the end of the day.

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If shade from a tree or a chimney is cast on even one of the panels in the string, the output of the entire string will be reduced to virtually zero for as long as the shadow sits there.

Leroy Fodor, once again you are correct in stating that them so-called expects populating the Internet don't have a clue as to what they're talkin' 'bout, for you've single-handedly proved them wrong with your west-facing solar panel getup surrounded by trees was more than an acceptable investment given that whatever output it produced was better than nothing as you combated the daily brownouts there in the Philippines enjoying only approximately six hours of electricity from the local provider as you've once declared.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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I apologize to have proven your assumptions of me wrong, and I do appreciate you have the time to look into my life, research me like you do as well as professors input in the Philippines and how they feel solar panels should be hooked up. Very well done, however things people advise are not always followed, experts in this very forum also stated you could not get into bitcoin without using massive amounts of money in order to do so and I proved that wrong, this very forum also states it is not profitable to solo mine BTC 3 years ago, another statement that of which was false. So sometimes, like in our case, not only is it good to do your own research you also have to do with what tools you have at hand, i had a roof that slanted to the west, So we put solar up on there. enough Solar which I clearly stated DID NOT POWER THE WHOLE FARM but was just supplemental energy to lower our electricity costs. SO I apologize if experienced solar power professors and expert electricians like yourself do not agree with what we had to do, but we used whatever the situation at hand presented us with, and since it was supplemental only, any additional electricity thew couple panels we had provided was better than nothing.

Again, I've been served with another excellent comment by you, Leroy Fodor, for, again, it didn't occur to me that if I had a building surrounded by tree with its roof leaning north, attaching solar panels to it would be just as prudent considering that whatever extra power I would glean from the sun would be better than nothing, ergo solar panel expects be damned.

That said, even though Leroy Fodor has proven the experts wrong, that has nothing to do with how he would handle one's investments, for both aspects are heterogeneous, not parallel nor will they ever connect to one another.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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IT seems you are again talking in circles Bruno, and pulling numbers and figures out of thin air. Please scroll up and re-read my little story I provided you and lets not dwell on statements made that may have been advertising tactics that everyone uses.

Personal note: Fuck me for not attending Ohio University and earning a business degree, minoring in storytelling, like Leroy Fodor had because I don't have one iota of an idea what the fuck the above means.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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It worked out quite well that way for the panels in that facing north or south direct sunlight would get cut off earlier and would have been shaded by the vast amount of bamboo coconut and mango trees on the north and south of us  but facing west it allowed sun to hit them full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally set, facing north or south or east and it would not have been as strong at the end of the day.

Before I comment further 'bout them west-facing solar panels and those fucked up expects who obviously have it all wrong, I believe you have made a slight error in the above. The south side of your Sari Sari was the ONLY area that didn't have trees, with the building completely shaded from trees on the north, west and east side of the building, of which the images you've provided throughout the years attest to that fact.

Please accept my apologies if my assessment was based on satire on your part, i.e., west-facing solar panels hit by the sun full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally sets, notwithstanding shorter days in the winter when the sun is colder.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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If you want real information about StakeMiners please use the official thread, this thread seems to be full of misleading errors. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--989670

Do you honestly believe that your official thread littered with grammatical errors can garner more support for StakeMiners then this thread being near-grammatically correct, save for the times you post? I'm providing you one helluva service free of charge, so I advise you to not piss me off otherwise you'll be on your own to muster up investors for your venerable endeavor. Lucky for you, it'll honestly take a helluva lot to piss me off.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
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The building sits on the lot so that 60 percent of the lot is open for development, and inquiries have been made that people want to rent that space. You are the only disco bar and grocery store in our barangay, the sari sari traffic alone could make you a billionaire. This is a great opportunity for someone and if we dont sell by april we will just keep it all.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure you were referring to some Sari Sari adjacent to your little store that you were selling back in 2012 prior to the terrible fire.


Unfortunately no sir, you have once again assumed incorrectly. As the sentence reads that you distracted the readers from focusing on, it states it is a grocery store, the sari sari traffic it is referencing is the sari sari stores who purchased their goods from our grocery store. see the store was located between 2 large cities and right outside of a small town, so most sari sari owners came to us for their products they needed.

Just out of curiosity Bruno can you explain to the readers what a grocery store, disco bar or any of the things you have been pointing out really have to do with a multicoin, POS staking pool and cloud mining service. How exactly does POW equipment, solar panels, Grocery stores, disco bars, internet cafes, what does any of that have to do with StakeMiners?

http://www.pinoy-ofw.com/news/10228-negative-values-of-filipinos.html/comment-page-5

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you do not need 5 million pesos of capitol to open a 12 foot by 12 foot sari sari.
My wife and I opened a business with 175 dollars and sold it 2 years later for 35,000 dollars.

With the above, allow me to remind you, Leroy Fodor, that satire WILL not be tolerated in this thread, but I'll let this post of yours slide this time, but consider yourself on notice, bud.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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Gleb have you ever seen a psychiatrist?

he is one crazy dude but gives valid points.

As long as we all remember that all satirical posts WILL be reported to the mods marked for deletion.

Looks like my pal, Leroy Fodor, pen a couple more posts that may be corrected for spelling, etc.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
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Gleb have you ever seen a psychiatrist?

he is one crazy dude but gives valid points.
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Gleb have you ever seen a psychiatrist?
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The building sits on the lot so that 60 percent of the lot is open for development, and inquiries have been made that people want to rent that space. You are the only disco bar and grocery store in our barangay, the sari sari traffic alone could make you a billionaire. This is a great opportunity for someone and if we dont sell by april we will just keep it all.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure you were referring to some Sari Sari adjacent to your little store that you were selling back in 2012 prior to the terrible fire.


Unfortunately no sir, you have once again assumed incorrectly. As the sentence reads that you distracted the readers from focusing on, it states it is a grocery store, the sari sari traffic it is referencing is the sari sari stores who purchased their goods from our grocery store. see the store was located between 2 large cities and right outside of a small town, so most sari sari owners came to us for their products they needed.

Just out of curiosity Bruno can you explain to the readers what a grocery store, disco bar or any of the things you have been pointing out really have to do with a multicoin, POS staking pool and cloud mining service. How exactly does POW equipment, solar panels, Grocery stores, disco bars, internet cafes, what does any of that have to do with StakeMiners?
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IT seems you are again talking in circles Bruno, and pulling numbers and figures out of thin air. Please scroll up and re-read my little story I provided you and lets not dwell on statements made that may have been advertising tactics that everyone uses.

 I apologize to have proven your assumptions of me wrong, and I do appreciate you have the time to look into my life, research me like you do as well as professors input in the Philippines and how they feel solar panels should be hooked up. Very well done, however things people advise are not always followed, experts in this very forum also stated you could not get into bitcoin without using massive amounts of money in order to do so and I proved that wrong, this very forum also states it is not profitable to solo mine BTC 3 years ago, another statement that of which was false. So sometimes, like in our case, not only is it good to do your own research you also have to do with what tools you have at hand, i had a roof that slanted to the west, So we put solar up on there. enough Solar which I clearly stated DID NOT POWER THE WHOLE FARM but was just supplemental energy to lower our electricity costs. SO I apologize if experienced solar power professors and expert electricians like yourself do not agree with what we had to do, but we used whatever the situation at hand presented us with, and since it was supplemental only, any additional electricity thew couple panels we had provided was better than nothing.

If you want real information about StakeMiners please use the official thread, this thread seems to be full of misleading errors. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--989670
vip
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We sold the internet cafe and was swindled by our cousin in an investment opportunity that would have been profitable if he would not have just stolen the money and ran off with it. this put us a few steps behind meeting the goals we had planned. Its amazing how you hope you can get something done and how bad people can mess with the goals you want to achieve.

That is totally fucked up, Leroy Fodor, having your own cousin treat you that way after you sold the cafe in 2014. At first, I honestly thought you made that story up till I read what you wrote back in 2012 on how he fucked you over.

http://www.slideshare.net/no2mininginpalawan/open-for-business-in-the-philippines

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Talk about lifestyles of the rich and famous this is it bro as good as it can get for poor folks like us. If not for my wifes family (cousin) stealing from us and scamming us out of 400,000 pesos, we would not be leaving. But I just do not want to be near them, or around them and I want to take my wife back where she is appreciated.

Again, that's totally fucked up that after you and your wife worked your asses off and finally selling the place in 2014, you trusted your cousin to invest the windfall only for him to stealing it from you, whereupon you had to amass cryptocurrencies via faucets to garner enough to purchase your first bitcoin miners to start anew, and wise enough to ROI in ONLY three months while others took twice as long, at best, to accomplish the same feat, then kind enough to go on the road to conduct free seminars to teach others how to be as successful as you, doing such because others in this space weren't sharing their secrets, being the greedy bastards they all are.

You're da man, and that's why I, and hopefully now others, love the fuckin' livin' shit outta you, and hence this thread to spread the good word.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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I guess it does make sense that Leroy Fodor did indeed have solar panels in place powering his bitcoin mining farm there in the Philippines given that most the other electricity from the local utility company had to be used to run an ice cream deep freezer, and an upright and chest refrigerators, not to mention the fans, lighting, etc., especially at night when the disco was open to power those lights as well along with the stereo equipment, not to mention juice needed to run home appliances including a 70 inch TV.

Leroy Fodor has already clearly explained to me how it was possible to have the solar panels (completely destroyed in the fire) on the tin roof that leaned west surrounded by coconut trees, so that's now a mute concern I once had.

Yes you are correct the slant did face west so at the end of the day it got as much sunlight as possible however that is not why it faced that way, common water runoff knowledge came it play when designing the building. As you can see the building set down lower than the road, we made the roof slanted the way it did so the rain run off would go to the back of the building instead of the front where people would sit and drink or eat, it ran off the roof and down to the river which was not the size of any river I would consider to be a river, for me I would have considered it more a creek than a river, but it was called a river on the maps so.

It worked out quite well that way for the panels in that facing north or south direct sunlight would get cut off earlier and would have been shaded by the vast amount of bamboo coconut and mango trees on the north and south of us  but facing west it allowed sun to hit them full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally set, facing north or south or east and it would not have been as strong at the end of the day.

Again, thank you so kindly, Leroy Fodor, for setting my ignorant ass straight. Unlike yourself, I'm not at all versed in how solar panels should be oriented. Also, I finally get it when you said that one shouldn't believe what they read on the internet, given that most all others so-called experts espouse orienting solar panels toward the south because, e.g., facing west would ONLY get the afternoon sunlight. Boy, are they off their fuckin' their rockers, for you've successfully proven them wrong with your setup surrounded on three sides (not south) by coconut trees. Even this professor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggHEzRrAurA - when giving a seminar on how to properly orient solar panels in the Philippines to the south, falsely stating that if oriented east or west they would ONLY receive partial sunlight, with facing north being the worse option.

That said, your west orientation is nothing short of shear genius, and I can't wait till your white paper is published for peer review. That'll really stick it up that ignorant Filipino professor's ass, wouldn't it?



As best as I can calculate, you would of ONLY needed 20 of these 500 watt panels facing west to run you entire small farm (albeit the largest in all the Philippines) consisting of 10 TH/s.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
vip
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I guess it does make sense that Leroy Fodor did indeed have solar panels in place powering his bitcoin mining farm there in the Philippines given that most the other electricity from the local utility company had to be used to run an ice cream deep freezer, and an upright and chest refrigerators, not to mention the fans, lighting, etc., especially at night when the disco was open to power those lights as well along with the stereo equipment, not to mention juice needed to run home appliances including a 70 inch TV.

Leroy Fodor has already clearly explained to me how it was possible to have the solar panels (completely destroyed in the fire) on the tin roof that leaned west surrounded by coconut trees, so that's now a mute concern I once had.

Yes you are correct the slant did face west so at the end of the day it got as much sunlight as possible however that is not why it faced that way, common water runoff knowledge came it play when designing the building. As you can see the building set down lower than the road, we made the roof slanted the way it did so the rain run off would go to the back of the building instead of the front where people would sit and drink or eat, it ran off the roof and down to the river which was not the size of any river I would consider to be a river, for me I would have considered it more a creek than a river, but it was called a river on the maps so.

It worked out quite well that way for the panels in that facing north or south direct sunlight would get cut off earlier and would have been shaded by the vast amount of bamboo coconut and mango trees on the north and south of us  but facing west it allowed sun to hit them full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally set, facing north or south or east and it would not have been as strong at the end of the day.

http://www.slideshare.net/LeroyFodor?utm_campaign=profiletracking&utm_medium=sssite&utm_source=ssslideshare

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I’m a No Bullshit kinda man, I call em like I see em and Ill surely tell you the truth no matter if you like it or not. I HATE stupidity, Ignorance, and just plain ungratefulness and I can not stand GREED!

Please don't hate me for being stupid, for your account NOW makes perfect sense.

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=201896449870015&id=146715492054778

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Leroy Fodor

We own a grocery store in Comagascas, please NOTE this is not a Sari Sari, it is not a small little store. Our store is almost 100 Sq meters, the only grocery store in Comagascas right now. We placed an order with your company on October 3rd, which was 5 days before our opening of our store. We were given banners that we hung on our store a week before the opening stating we carried MEGA Sardines. We placed our order with the expectancy to have these products here and stocked before the opening day. Unfortunately when the day came for the opening we still did not have your products and in order to not look like idiots to the Comagascas customers we had to go to our competitor and purchase Mega Sardines, soy sauce, ketchup, cooking oil and other products at retail price and put them on our shelf. WHY?

October 17, 2011 at 12:29pm · Like

Also, please accept my apology for referring to your little store as a Sari Sari, for clearly, according to your own words to a vendor, IT IS NOT.

http://www.slideshare.net/no2mininginpalawan/open-for-business-in-the-philippines

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The building sits on the lot so that 60 percent of the lot is open for development, and inquiries have been made that people want to rent that space. You are the only disco bar and grocery store in our barangay, the sari sari traffic alone could make you a billionaire. This is a great opportunity for someone and if we dont sell by april we will just keep it all.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure you were referring to some Sari Sari adjacent to your little store that you were selling back in 2012 prior to the terrible fire.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
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I guess it does make sense that Leroy Fodor did indeed have solar panels in place powering his bitcoin mining farm there in the Philippines given that most the other electricity from the local utility company had to be used to run an ice cream deep freezer, and an upright and chest refrigerators, not to mention the fans, lighting, etc., especially at night when the disco was open to power those lights as well along with the stereo equipment, not to mention juice needed to run home appliances including a 70 inch TV.

Leroy Fodor has already clearly explained to me how it was possible to have the solar panels (completely destroyed in the fire) on the tin roof that leaned west surrounded by coconut trees, so that's now a mute concern I once had.

Yes you are correct the slant did face west so at the end of the day it got as much sunlight as possible however that is not why it faced that way, common water runoff knowledge came it play when designing the building. As you can see the building set down lower than the road, we made the roof slanted the way it did so the rain run off would go to the back of the building instead of the front where people would sit and drink or eat, it ran off the roof and down to the river which was not the size of any river I would consider to be a river, for me I would have considered it more a creek than a river, but it was called a river on the maps so.

It worked out quite well that way for the panels in that facing north or south direct sunlight would get cut off earlier and would have been shaded by the vast amount of bamboo coconut and mango trees on the north and south of us  but facing west it allowed sun to hit them full stream from 8 to 9 AM until 5 to 6 PM when the sun finally set, facing north or south or east and it would not have been as strong at the end of the day.
vip
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Bruno stop saying there will be an ROI at the end of the day you know for a fact that is not true, so stop posting it. We do not promote a fast ROI in StakeMiners and I ask you to stop doing it as well, you are misleading people into believing in something that is just not possible with a real investment opportunity.

http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/at+the+end+of+the+day



You are so funny, but I guess that's why I like you. Please accept my apology for you not knowing that the term "at the end of the day" does not necessarily mean literally at the end of any given day, in StakeMiners instance we're currently talkin' 'bout ~220 days, of which you're trying to decrease that timeframe according to one of your latest post. Damn Ohio University where you received your business degree for not ingraining such in their alumni's psyche, thus allowing them to sometimes embarrass themselves once they reach a certain level of success as you've fully demonstrated in attaining.

Please keep up the excellent efforts on your part and keep posting so that others can see, then hopefully benefit by acting accordingly.

Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day.
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Bruno stop saying there will be an ROI at the end of the day you know for a fact that is not true, so stop posting it. We do not promote a fast ROI in StakeMiners and I ask you to stop doing it as well, you are misleading people into believing in something that is just not possible with a real investment opportunity.
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