The following is the PM conversation with Vlad2Vlad as promised. I have not, to this timestamp (09:11:00 forum time) received anything stating any other wishes from the user in question so here it is:
I actually responded to you telling you to post anything I write you.
YES, I am GUILTY of buying the coins which I personally believe have been beaten up, are cheap and have the biggest backers and thus the best odds of going up 100 fold.I have been buying [
hand over fist] "
scammer" backed coins like MAX, START, NAUT [and of course XPY].
GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY! hahahaa
And I am guilty of being here to INVEST and make MONEY and I frankly don't give a shit who's behind what coin and nor do I care if in the end they are all scams -
including and especially Bitcoin, which I have said from day One that I am certain it will be the biggest global Ponzi scam ever.I invest emotionally
detached from my money and
detached from any emotions and personal feelings about what goes on behind the scenes.
This especially includes Bitcoin which is totally controlled by bankers and centralized now.This is a fact about Bitcoin which all you whining hypocrites ignore.
All you emotional women will soon realize that you will lose your money but hey, you'll get to hold that giant bag of
"legit" ShitCoins. haha
Good luck with your moral, over-righteous investing strategy. lol Hmmm... I am disappointed to see you taking this stance after what I shared with you regarding the proof of Garza's falsified USPTO application in addition to other information. Likewise, it now makes sense why you approached me a month or two ago acting as a pseudo middleman - wondering if I would be willing to talk with Garza again and to work out "our differences" even if it involved a perceived amount of money being paid to me in order to play-nice. At any rate, I am glad I stayed true to my own business ethics and morals in rejecting any such invitation.
Invest as much as you want in anything you wish based on your own beliefs. That is part of what many see as "the game" or this intriguing crypto experiment. However, at some point in all our lives, whether it be seeing our first child being born or flashing back across of our life on our death dead, we do eventually come to the realization that when it comes down to it, money and how much of it we earn or amass by other means isn't everything. It is HOW we lived our life, stayed true to our character, and how much we helped others that truly matters and defines our legacy or whatever else anyone wants to call it.
Too often, the larger long-term picture takes a back seat to instant or short-term gratification and THAT is where schemes are hatched. In the end, it is up to us, individually, to set an example not only for ourselves, but those we choose to keep company with. I hope you think about that in the future.
Scott-