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bitbaby

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Quote from: counter on August 05, 2014, 11:27:52 AM

Is the giveaway still taking place? If it is please post a link to the directions to quality. If thier is a chance get some free coins to hold I'll bite...

Go over to https://launch.stellar.org/#/register and choose username and password, after you login you will have to verify your Facebook account by clicking on "Get your first stellar by loggin in your Facebook account", do that and verify your email and then send your stellar to someone you know or me if you like (let me know and I'll send you my stellar username) and you will receive stellar from stellar foundation. And that's it.

The amount of stellar you receive for each step might have changed, so I don't know how much you will get. Also, their algorithms will check your fb account, and all the steps I mentioned above will happen after you successfully complete the first step which is verify your fb account.

Edit: Still haven't received the stellar promised at fb verification. And I doubt I'll be receiving them anymore.

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Quote from: counter on August 05, 2014, 11:27:52 AM

Is the giveaway still taking place? If it is please post a link to the directions to quality. If thier is a chance get some free coins to hold I'll bite...

You have to register here for the free coins : https://launch.stellar.org/#/login
The main thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/stellar-719019

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Time is on our side, yes it is!

Is the giveaway still taking place? If it is please post a link to the directions to quality. If thier is a chance get some free coins to hold I'll bite...

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Quote from: bitbaby on August 05, 2014, 07:50:50 AM

Quote from: Traffic4u on August 05, 2014, 02:16:01 AM

I didn't know about fair or unfair at this point, but i wanna say thank you so much stellar, i got 0.4 Btc from this free giveaway, i am not really worry with my fb, i have several fb accounts.

Of-course you don't Cheesy

, it was easier at first and a lot of people like you who had lot of accounts really had fun making free money. But due to this now people with real genuine accounts are not getting any, which is a shame.

Yeah, but actually I only use 3 Fb accounts, and the rest of the stellar i got from posted giveaway offer on bitcoin community on Fb.
I said, i will buy their stellar with bitcoin, all of them didn't know that stellar can be exchanged in justcoin with high price. Grin

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I haven't even received the rest of the stellar which were promised and it's been more than 2 days.

Sorry to hear that, hope you'll get your stellar soon. Grin

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What they could have done to avoid cheating?
I think they have chosen the easiest and safest way, but maybe not the best.

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Terminated.

It's obvious that they don't really care that much. They were trying to create an illusion of a (fake) distribution. It's so easy to cheat with FB accounts. The important thing for them is to earn as much as possible on the sell-off.

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I did not trust these newbies saying "send BTC here" Roll Eyes

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Quote from: chanz on August 05, 2014, 07:54:21 AM

I can't agree more than that. And only facebook why not twitter or any other shitty social media site Huh

They are using facebook because it is the largest database of identity as mentioned on the front page of the site.

"Registration for the initial direct signup program will be done via Facebook. We are using Facebook as our initial login methodology because it is the largest database of identity, and our goal is to reach as many people as possible with our educational programs before running out of funds. Therefore, we need a system that allows us to screen out duplicate or spam accounts.

We will set up a website where anyone can come and register. We will also make reasonable best effort to screen out fraudulent accounts or people with multiple Facebook accounts. Once the direct signup program has commenced, the Foundation will begin work on alternative channels for distribution of stellars, including SMS and other online channels, in order to allow more people access without having to have a Facebook account."

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I can't agree more than that. And only facebook why not twitter or any other shitty social media site Huh

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Quote from: Traffic4u on August 05, 2014, 02:16:01 AM

I didn't know about fair or unfair at this point, but i wanna say thank you so much stellar, i got 0.4 Btc from this free giveaway, i am not really worry with my fb, i have several fb accounts.

Of-course you don't Cheesy

, it was easier at first and a lot of people like you who had lot of accounts really had fun making free money. But due to this now people with real genuine accounts are not getting any, which is a shame.

I haven't even received the rest of the stellar which were promised and it's been more than 2 days.

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I didn't know about fair or unfair at this point, but i wanna say thank you so much stellar, i got 0.4 Btc from this free giveaway, i am not really worry with my fb, i have several fb accounts.

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I accidentally added dollar signs to those figures but still given Stellar's growth this has been easy tens of millions for them.

This could be the start of venture capitalists coming into the alternate currency scene pumping in millions into their own scam coin projects.

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Quote from: TaunSew on August 05, 2014, 01:10:21 AM

Quote from: bitbaby on August 05, 2014, 12:54:36 AM

Quote from: TaunSew on August 04, 2014, 11:58:54 PM

Quote from: bmills22 on August 04, 2014, 11:50:45 PM

Facebook is a great marketing vehicle. They might want access to make posts, like for example, when you send money, for promotion (like venmo). No new practices for a normal business here. The saddens me though. I felt Stellar's direction was more "open source" and less Ripple, and doing this is a total Ripple move.
Undecided

It's the exact sample as Ripple and is founded by its' founder. They discovered that there weren't enough schmucks to buy their premine for Ripple so they repackaged Ripple under a new name and now they're calling it "free". It's two legs belonging to the same body.

Problem is they won't get millions of users, only tens of thousands. They have 5 billion coins to dump / manipulate prices with while the public only has like 300 million. They can sit the price to anything they want with ease due to all the hype-tards emptying out their wallets.

You guys made Ripple rich all over again.

So, all this is to increase the demand and the price in the market and once they is serious demand in the market they will start dumping and make 100% profit? Huh

It's what Ripple did in the very beginning. They gave out huge amounts in the beginning (for almost next to free) and then reigned any promise on distributing their coin to the masses. Ripple has a huge capitalization but only a mere fraction of it is traded.

Right now are getting word that Stellar isn't even honoring its' $10 claim anymore, they've been sending people amounts worth less than $10 (even less than $5 as I have read elsewhere).

99.7% of Stellar has yet to be distributed. They control 94.3% of trading Stellar. Then the 5.7% that isn't owned by them, most of that is owned by people with tons of fake facebook accounts (verification was only added later) or guys who are speculating buy (on Stellar forum one guy is bragging about 24 million that he has).

Sending out 300-1000 stellar right now to people who were waitlisted days ago is a joke, lol.

Meanwhile Stripe investors have $2 billion coins they can dump at any time, likewise $3 billion for Stellar (this is the $5 billion I am referring to but Stripe owns 2 and Stellar owns 3. This is like the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing, either of them can crash Stellar to spite the other).

Wow, nice plan and so far it is working very well, everyone is going bizarre over stellar.

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Quote from: bitbaby on August 05, 2014, 12:54:36 AM

Quote from: TaunSew on August 04, 2014, 11:58:54 PM

Quote from: bmills22 on August 04, 2014, 11:50:45 PM

Facebook is a great marketing vehicle. They might want access to make posts, like for example, when you send money, for promotion (like venmo). No new practices for a normal business here. The saddens me though. I felt Stellar's direction was more "open source" and less Ripple, and doing this is a total Ripple move.
Undecided

It's the exact sample as Ripple and is founded by its' founder. They discovered that there weren't enough schmucks to buy their premine for Ripple so they repackaged Ripple under a new name and now they're calling it "free". It's two legs belonging to the same body.

Problem is they won't get millions of users, only tens of thousands. They have 5 billion coins to dump / manipulate prices with while the public only has like 300 million. They can sit the price to anything they want with ease due to all the hype-tards emptying out their wallets.

You guys made Ripple rich all over again.

So, all this is to increase the demand and the price in the market and once they is serious demand in the market they will start dumping and make 100% profit? Huh

It's what Ripple did in the very beginning. They gave out huge amounts in the beginning (for almost next to free) and then reigned any promise on distributing their coin to the masses. Ripple has a huge capitalization but only a mere fraction of it is traded.

Right now are getting word that Stellar isn't even honoring its' $10 claim anymore, they've been sending people amounts worth less than $10 (even less than $5 as I have read elsewhere).

99.7% of Stellar has yet to be distributed. They control 94.3% of trading Stellar. Then the 5.7% that isn't owned by them, most of that is owned by people with tons of fake facebook accounts (verification was only added later) or guys who are speculating buy (on Stellar forum one guy is bragging about 24 million that he has).

Sending out 300-1000 stellar right now to people who were waitlisted days ago is a joke, lol.

Meanwhile Stripe investors have 2 billion coins they can dump at any time, likewise 3 billion for Stellar (this is the 5 billion I am referring to but Stripe owns 2 and Stellar owns 3. This is like the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing, either of them can crash Stellar to spite the other).

bitbaby

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Quote from: TaunSew on August 04, 2014, 11:58:54 PM

Quote from: bmills22 on August 04, 2014, 11:50:45 PM

Facebook is a great marketing vehicle. They might want access to make posts, like for example, when you send money, for promotion (like venmo). No new practices for a normal business here. The saddens me though. I felt Stellar's direction was more "open source" and less Ripple, and doing this is a total Ripple move.
Undecided

It's the exact sample as Ripple and is founded by its' founder. They discovered that there weren't enough schmucks to buy their premine for Ripple so they repackaged Ripple under a new name and now they're calling it "free". It's two legs belonging to the same body.

Problem is they won't get millions of users, only tens of thousands. They have 5 billion coins to dump / manipulate prices with while the public only has like 300 million. They can sit the price to anything they want with ease due to all the hype-tards emptying out their wallets.

You guys made Ripple rich all over again.

So, all this is to increase the demand and the price in the market and once they is serious demand in the market they will start dumping and make 100% profit? Huh

TaunSew

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Quote from: bmills22 on August 04, 2014, 11:50:45 PM

Facebook is a great marketing vehicle. They might want access to make posts, like for example, when you send money, for promotion (like venmo). No new practices for a normal business here. The saddens me though. I felt Stellar's direction was more "open source" and less Ripple, and doing this is a total Ripple move.
Undecided

It's the exact sample as Ripple and is founded by its' founder. They discovered that there weren't enough schmucks to buy their premine for Ripple so they repackaged Ripple under a new name and now they're calling it "free". It's two legs belonging to the same body.

Problem is they won't get millions of users, only tens of thousands. They have 5 billion coins to dump / manipulate prices with while the public only has like 300 million. They can sit the price to anything they want with ease due to all the hype-tards emptying out their wallets.

You guys made Ripple rich all over again.

bmills22

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Facebook is a great marketing vehicle. They might want access to make posts, like for example, when you send money, for promotion (like venmo). No new practices for a normal business here. The saddens me though. I felt Stellar's direction was more "open source" and less Ripple, and doing this is a total Ripple move.
Undecided

TaunSew

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Quote from: bitbaby on August 04, 2014, 11:44:45 PM

Quote from: str4wm4n on August 04, 2014, 11:05:09 PM

just got 7,000 on my other account i verified last night

Ha!.. another example of unfair distribution, there are people waiting to get their stellar who have verified 2 days back and still haven't gotten their share.

They don't care about your measly 500 - 5000 stellar. The dev team plus stripe people get 5 billion coins to dump themselves. All it is is a fork of Ripple with a reskinned wallet. This is the best scam ever. Instant millionaires if they're not ones already.

bitbaby

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Quote from: str4wm4n on August 04, 2014, 11:05:09 PM

just got 7,000 on my other account i verified last night

Ha!.. another example of unfair distribution, there are people waiting to get their stellar who have verified 2 days back and still haven't gotten their share.

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Quote from: Watoshi-Dimobuto on August 04, 2014, 11:16:44 PM

How did you get 7000, they said they are only giving 1000 stellars now.

Again

They said that you will get the amount of stellar that were set at the time of registration.

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