Quote from: DecentralizeEconomics on May 20, 2016, 06:09:57 AM

Quote from: rdnkjdi on May 19, 2016, 02:14:08 PM

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Oh, this will be good then. In case you don't know, jl777 is a nutcase too. "James" (not his real name) got involved in crypto after his failed bid at the mayoral seat of San Diego. He also used to claim that he had President Obama on speed dial. This is the genius who commits gross acts of malfeasance when he gets upset.

Any sources on this? Sounds like great buttcoin fodder

I've known who "James" was for years. I have his picture and full name. I always try to give people the benefit of the doubt, but the last straw for me was when he used others' NXT to drive down the price, because of a miscommunication with Jean-Luc (NXT dev). The NXT he listed for sale wasn't his personal NXT. It was other peoples' NXT under his management. When he did this, he was actively working against their best interests due to his inability to control his emotions and act rationally. This is gross malfeasance. Anyone who gives him money is either unaware of his mental state or extremely naive.

When "James" started in crypto, he created a convoluted insurance scheme in which he lost $10k USD of other peoples' money. He was the laughing stock of everyone, because he would make ridiculous statements like having President Obama on speed dial. Everyone got their entertainment from asking him questions and seeing what crazy response he would provide. He also used to have a website promoting his run for the mayor of San Diego. I don't know if it is still up, but it was hilarious. If I provide his picture and name, you might be able to find some information about his past escapades. Really though... do you need sources? You can't make this stuff up.

Who wants the DOX?

You haven't provided any sources, just innuendo and opinions.

PM the details you have and I'll confirm your information publicly, otherwise I say not true.

edit: jl777 is not the peercover guy (J. M.), I am certain of that. I think that's what you're trying to suggest