His name is Bernard Madoff ?
is this man a frauder?
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His name is Bernard Madoff ?
JonathanDuu
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It's too nice to be true. Anyway, as the others said why does he need your money? He could do this with his own credit if it would be that easy money...
carterelle
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if you have to ask then you already have your answer
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This is a wonderful thread. I learned the words Frauder and Stealer
THIS is why I'm on BHW! Thank you BHW!
THIS is why I'm on BHW! Thank you BHW!
HustleTong
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100% Legit, In fact, that's where millionaires invest their money.
Hope you're not high.
Hope you're not high.
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What's your gut feeling? Because mine just wants to escape and beat the crap out of that scammer
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Just to clarify incase you were confused. Bitcoin is not a coin. Which is what the quoute made in reference too. I just wanted to add further clarification, that actually FYI, coins have been used for over 5000 years and not 2000 years. So please do some research before you preach haha.
Have a lovely day darling. If you need any further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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lol.
Bitcoin is a coin. You don't need to bother replying, I know you don't understand why I said that and tbh you don't deserve to know what I'm talking about.
You know as much about Bitcoin as Bill Nye the Science Guy knows about science.
Also "darling":
(I know... using Google can be pretty tricky sometimes
)As politely as I can dear maam, why don't you keep your clarification, and have a lovely day too.
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no, his name is John Giggson as he said.
KlaudiaK
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lol.
Bitcoin is a coin. You don't need to bother replying, I know you don't understand why I said that and tbh you don't deserve to know what I'm talking about.
You know as much about Bitcoin as Bill Nye the Science Guy knows about science.
Also "darling":
https://ibb.co/3zDvmFW
(I know... using Google can be pretty tricky sometimes
As politely as I can dear maam, why don't you keep your clarification, and have a lovely day too.
Lets type this nice and slow and hopefully it sinks. As you have constantly been trying to be the smart alec in the room but you really are totally the opposite hahaha.
Firstly, bitcoin is not a coin, it's a cryptocurrency and every transactions is recorded over something called a "Blockchain" - there is no coin passed what so ever, just thought I would clear that one up for you.
I have also attached a screenshot, that clearly shows from a simple google search that coins have been used for over 5000 years and NOT 2000 years like you stated. It also says
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+long+have+coins+been+around&client=firefox-b-d&sxsrf=ALeKk02ZY5mUeIbcXqhfLho0frNiyftcbQ:1615756438846&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=QhSuaDYxYvy5sM%252C643pjw0_Vehb1M%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kRUoGFpKcVKU2DZvuSeYnkMYqnkxg&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjSxNLk2bDvAhVdSBUIHU3TDyEQ9QF6BAgJEAE#imgrc=QhSuaDYxYvy5sM
"The Mesopotamian shekel – the first known form of currency – emerged nearly 5,000 years ago. The earliest known mints date to 650 and 600 B.C. in Asia Minor, where the elites of Lydia and Ionia used stamped silver and gold coins to pay armies"
Now, I am sorry you wanted me too keep my clarification. However, it's very much necessary when you are the one spreading mis-information and your search skills obviously need some brushing up, as it was 5000 years not 2000 years and bitcoin is not a coin it's a crypto currency. A simple google search would have been suffice )
I really do hope that clears up any confusion you were having.
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jake lionar
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OP asked for advice not some coin history TY
TY
KlaudiaK
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OP asked for advice not some coin history
Yes, I am fully aware. There is no need to bring it up again. We were providing further clarification to VSYNC, which has been already provided.
Have a nice day!
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Bitcoin: a "coin" is a technical term Einstein. It's a cryptocurrency with its own blockchain and contrasts to "tokens" that run on other blockchains. Please stop torturing me with having to talk to you about crypto now.Lets type this nice and slow and hopefully it sinks. As you have constantly been trying to be the smart alec in the room but you really are totally the opposite hahaha.
Firstly, bitcoin is not a coin, it's a cryptocurrency and every transactions is recorded over something called a "Blockchain" - there is no coin passed what so ever, just thought I would clear that one up for you.
I have also attached a screenshot, that clearly shows from a simple google search that coins have been used for over 5000 years and NOT 2000 years like you stated. It also says
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"The Mesopotamian shekel – the first known form of currency – emerged nearly 5,000 years ago. The earliest known mints date to 650 and 600 B.C. in Asia Minor, where the elites of Lydia and Ionia used stamped silver and gold coins to pay armies"
Now, I am sorry you wanted me too keep my clarification. However, it's very much necessary when you are the one spreading mis-information and your search skills obviously need some brushing up, as it was 5000 years not 2000 years and bitcoin is not a coin it's a crypto currency. A simple google search would have been suffice )
I really do hope that clears up any confusion you were having.
Coins: who gives a shit. If you calling me out for saying 2,000 years gives you warm feelings inside, well at least you've been able to get them from somewhere. Enjoy the sensation while it lasts. Please also stop torturing me with having to talk about the history of coinage.
You win Klaudia, gold star.
KlaudiaK
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You were called out on both topics, as you were spreading mis-information, whilst been rude towards myself. Then when checked on it, you continued it. I am glad now that since I have provided further clarification, that you may stop with your non-sense. Bitcoin is not a coin, it's a cryptocurreny. Just like ethereum that also is a crypto currency. I think you are confused and please stop with the "tortured" - we had a debate, that was it. You were wrong, just admit it, you got smart and the only one that looks a fool is you. I suggest next time you choose your battles with a bit more thought, as I do not like been trolled, nor do I like insults. However, in this case, I will take "einstein" as a compliment, as quite clearly, compared to you, I am!
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You were called out on both topics, as you were spreading mis-information, whilst been rude towards myself. Then when checked on it, you continued it. I am glad now that since I have provided further clarification, that you may stop with your non-sense. Bitcoin is not a coin, it's a cryptocurreny. Just like ethereum that also is a crypto currency. I think you are confused and please stop with the "tortured" - we had a debate, that was it. You were wrong, just admit it, you got smart and the only one that looks a fool is you. I suggest next time you choose your battles with a bit more thought, as I do not like been trolled, nor do I like insults. However, in this case, I will take "einstein" as a compliment
You got trolled because you said dumb shit, as you're doing again right now.
KlaudiaK
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Just to remind you, that trolling is against forum rules.
The facts are all in this thread.
Sure honey, whatever you say. Just like you thought coins were created 2000 years ago, saying with absolute confidence and then insulting me, saying that I need to learn how to use google. When a quick google search brought back the following information.
"The Mesopotamian shekel – the first known form of currency – emerged nearly 5,000 years ago. The earliest known mints date to 650 and 600 B.C. in Asia Minor, where the elites of Lydia and Ionia used stamped silver and gold coins to pay armies"
I am noticing, whatever you say, you believe to be gospel. When I buy bitcoin, there is no coin handed to me, which is what you clearly stated. So please stop talking garbage, your making yourself look stupid, thinking people give you an actual coin when you purchase crypto currency hahaha.