Topic: Trust No One - page 15. (Read 161312 times)
Trust must be earned, so its difficult to decide who to trust
How can I trust your warning, if you tell me to trust no-one ;-)
My thoughts exactly 
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I just can't believe the BFL scam! I am sooooo glad I didn't pre-order last fall like I was planning. I'm sad about it being fake... 
How can I trust your warning, if you tell me to trust no-one ;-)
My thoughts exactly
true
is ripple there the p2p future?!
P2P needs no trust, just solid programming and useful services!
Good post.
I think you hit some important points.
It's very suspicious to me, that right after all of the fraud allegations started being mentioned, some guy comes in with a template website and some seemingly professional words claiming to be starting some type of "protection service" called the UABB. If this thing isn't a scam, I don't know what is.
It's very suspicious to me, that right after all of the fraud allegations started being mentioned, some guy comes in with a template website and some seemingly professional words claiming to be starting some type of "protection service" called the UABB. If this thing isn't a scam, I don't know what is.
bingo.
Thanks for advices
A good read! thanks for all the info! 
thanks a ton.
Thanks for the advice.
Though seeing as the internet itself could go down, how good a store of wealth is online data really?
Though seeing as the internet itself could go down, how good a store of wealth is online data really?
thanks for tip
great advice
This should be required reading! Thanks for posting this (2 years ago)
Thanks for the insight. Goes along the same lines of "Questions Everything!".
thanks for the intel
Quite obvious that you should always be careful about trust. After all, look at how bitcoin is designed! It is designed to work in a almost no trust environment, and that applies to real life too.
Thanks for the excellent article. 
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