I am still here. Surprised at all these personal attacks.
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I am still here. Surprised at all these personal attacks.
wah. that's a typical scammer excuse.
He is here but when you look that fake/clownish/stupid...why respond with anything but scammish BS?
Or
The bathrooms at the Federal Reserve Bank must of needed cleaning.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8WS...t?usp=drivesdk
I know the Federal Reserve very well. I work with monetary policy and collect antidotal information for the Beige book. I do not know much about your blog or your purpose. It seems very one sided and malicious for the most part. I don't see much real content. It seems most posts only attack those who do not share your same beliefs.
Keep crying all you want. Just because you don't like the facts, doesn't mean it's an attack. scammers use that bullshit all the time. You have yet to post one fact to back up your claim your 'friend' is honest and not the scammer he is. You haven't even answered how you found this obscure messageboard in order to defend your 'friend'. There's plenty of real content here......you just don't like it because it makes you a liar. As well as your 'friend'.
Now, how can the 'program' your friend is in guarantee these kinds of interest returns:
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And if they were indeed legal, don't you think heavy hitters like Warren Buffet would be doing this instead of playing the silly games he does with his money in the real world? What does your alleged status with the federal reserve bank have to do with any of this?
With due deference to your obviously sensitive nature, Fedman, but might I take the liberty of calling BULLSHIT ever so politely on your statement.
The word you are looking for is anECdotal and not anTIdotal
As in:
I could be entirely wrong, of course.Quote:
The Beige Book, more formally called the Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions, is a report published by the United States Federal Reserve Board eight times a year. The report is published in advance of meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee. Each report is a gathering of "anecdotal information on current economic conditions" by each Federal Reserve Bank in its district from "Bank and Branch directors and interviews with key business contacts, economists, market experts, and others."
You may very well be involved in uncovering a serious plot against the members of the Federal Reserve Board involving the secretive administration of poison or even by boring them to death:
http://imageshack.com/a/img746/7264/24U80s.jpg
But, I think I will stick with: "You're attempting to bullshit us" (and you're really bad at it, as well)
You had to have seen it coming! Post to a site that exposes scams and tell a story that does not make any sense. When it is shown Brian Spatola has a long history of promoting Ponzi schemes you kick and scream like a child being pulled from the candy isle. Bernie Madoff may share his pudding, and play a great game of Bocce Ball, that does not make him a "very honest person".
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The Tale:
Affiliates join for $99 and then invest in “shares” for between $500 to $2000 a pop. Investments are made on the expectation of a 1000 day >100% ROI, which is paid out of new investor funds.
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Here is some "real content", Bitcoin mining appears to be barely profitable at this point, yet your bestie is offering 100% return in 1000 days. If this was anywhere close to being reality no one would be slapping up U-TUBE videos and taking $99 bucks a clip, they would find a heavy to fund the deal.
I am no expert on Bit-mining, hell, I blog from an Etch-A-Sketch and have my 9 year old niece upload my prose. Surely if a nobody like me can see this scam story does not add up, a Federal Reserve Vice President with 30 years experience such as yourself can put together what your friend is peddling...
Summary: Bitcoins are becoming the "national currency" of criminals the world over and are becoming an increasingly poor investment for legitimate miners.
Want to make money mining bitcoins? Criminals have you beat | ZDNet
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Cloud mining, such as cex.io, will never break even at all, making a maximum of 0.02 BTC, with hopes of reselling it back into the market, hopeless.
Is Crypto-Currency Mining Still Profitable? - CryptoCoinsNews
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The problem is Bitcoin mining is NOT profitable. The difficulty of Bitcoin mining goes up by about 15% every 16 or so days. I ran a scenario where I found that if I put in $2000 to buy the MOST efficient hardware available, I will not even make back what I put into it. I will make back about 900$, then by day 110 I won't even make back enough Bitcoins to pay for electricity to run the rig.
A (MLM) Skeptic: Scam Alert: Bitcoin as disguise for Ponzi scheme
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EVEN SOME OF THE ALT-CURRENCIES ARE GETTING HARDER TO MINE.
Litecoin mining is no longer / barely profitable with certain GPUs at $.095 USD per KW/h. : litecoin
http://www.amosjohnsonjr.com/siteimages/home-run.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by ribster
Of course, it's quite possible that 'work with monetary policy' means filing them away for 30 years, then rage quit and formed a one-person corp and claim to be VP of his own company.
Far more plausible than "I know some morons who claim Bitcoin mining is profitable enough to pay 100% interest over 1000 days"
I just wonder if Fedman knows it is a crime to impersonate a federal government employee?
Hi Steve,
My name is Gregg and I really did work for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and I've never heard of you. Further, you talk like someone who doesn't know anything about the Federal Reserve Banks or Board of Governors.
You see, the Federal Reserve Board doesn't have Vice Presidents, the 12 Federal Reserve Banks do sort of, but that's not the title that anyone who held it or anyone who even knew more about them that you can Google would call them. There are "First Vice Presidents" of each branch and several "Executive Vice Presidents" each with a specialty. For instance, I worked for a group called Research, Markets and Policy and my ulimate boss was the Executive Vice President Of Research Market and Policy. That's how anyone would refer to it who knew anything about it, and the EVP himself (currently an aquaitance of mine named Todd Hunter) would in writing refer to himself by his full title, not as "a Vice President and I work for the Federal Reserve Bank for over 30 years" Also, I've give you credit for specifying Federal Reserve Bank as opposed to just Federal Reserve, its the one bit of terminology you almost got right. Anyone who works at one of the Federal Reserve Banks might say "I work at the Fed" but any I know who went far enough to say out "Federal Reserve Bank" would grammatically say "a" as opposed to "the" because they know their are 12 of them and most people don't realize that. I guess blind pigs and all, but I digress. Assuming you really were an Executive Vice President of a Federal Reserve Bank, you would hold at least a PhD in Economics, Finance or some related discipline, have you written anything I might have read?
Speaking of Google, its just a great phucking resource, using it, a person can find, in a matter of minutes that their are 142 people who currently hold titles as some form of "Vice President of " something at the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. In less than 30 minutes I can confirm that not one of those people is named Steve...
So, there you have it, I'm not insinuating you're a phucking liar. I'm just out saying it, you're a phucking liar.
Ah shucks Gregg, you've taken all the fun out of playing with Fedman. You probably "skeered" him off! LOL! It was just starting to get fun.
I think he wanted to say that he is a Vice President of this BitClub Network scam.
But if any one CLAIMS to be employee of the Fed and may be involved in fraud, the FRB do want to know
Here's NY FRB's address: report.fraud@ny.frb.org
BEHINDMLM.com is today reporting:
BitClub Network staying anonymous to avoid regulators
Sent out sometime in the last twenty-four hours, a BitClub Network newsletter reads:
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One of the key features of Bitcoin is the private and anonymous nature of it. It works without knowing who you are or where you live so that nobody can be discriminated against.
It also requires zero trust from either party because everything is made public and verified across the entire network. Since there is no centralized location for these records nobody has the power to control or manipulate it.
Whereas a bank for example you have to “trust” them to keep your money safe and hope they provide an accurate ledger for your account.
The bank can do whatever they want because they have full control over your account and they can see everything you spend money on. But with Bitcoin and other digital currencies nobody controls or regulates the accounts and all the details are kept private, secure and anonymous.
Because of these principles we don’t need to know “who” you are, and we will never ask for any of your personal details. Likewise, the team behind BitClub Network will remain anonymous too.
There is no benefit in sharing any personal details because it will only create security risks and unwanted attention that could ultimately lead to attacks by hackers, regulators, or other organizations. So we are staying anonymous to protect this business model for everyone.
You can read the entire article here on BEHINDMLMQuote:
Originally Posted by OzSoapbox at BehindMLM
Hey Steve, please let your friends in the Fed know that we are all patiently awaiting their reply :)
No Immediate Comment From Federal Reserve On Claims Related To Emerging BitClub Network ‘Program’
The Bitcoin scammers are coming out of the woodwork.
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