Quote from: lopalcar on April 26, 2015, 09:23:47 PM

Quote from: JackRipper on April 26, 2015, 08:37:56 PM

Quote from: lopalcar on April 26, 2015, 04:17:39 PM

Worst advice I ever read was in nxt original announcement thread:

Quote from: Hazard on October 01, 2013, 09:32:00 PM

Obvious scam.

Please don't send any money to an account created 4 days ago.

That sounds like pretty good advice to me. If you sent money to every four day old account that asked for it, you would probably lose quite a bit of money. The fact that you may have made money doesn't mean that it was bad advice. It just means that you were one of the lucky ones.

Congratulations. I'm glad that it worked out. Wink

That is why people shouldn't give opinions or advices of things they don't know about without any facts, for me they are just trolls... I invested some cents "0.06BTC or so", and I'm more than happy, right, BCnext asked for few satoshis, if people wouldn't be so greedy, nxt could be much much much bigger than what is now. But no... thanks to trolls and envy, nice projects like this are growing much more slower than they should, and I don't know if this trolls thinks they are helping crypto or what, they are making this looks like an scam for any newcomer, the word scam sure is the most used in this forum... but ok, if it's for envy and because they don't have a life... nice, like always, good things ends fucked by a little group of retardeds which makes a lot of noise...

You know, nxt is my favourite choice, not only because I had the luck to invest, but because right now, they are the only community with good conversation topics and which less cares about the price, they are more a group of believers in crypto than fiat speculators like almost all other coins followers.

Sorry for the last offtopic, but say that "don't invest here" comments from someone who don't have any clue are good advices made me become bit mad Tongue

I'm not for or against NXT, but it is generally a bad idea to send money to a four day old account. I'm glad it worked out for you, but it's usually a bad idea. That's just common sense.