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Re: GOLDBLOCKS x11 [pow/pos] ►► Real GOLD backup crypto ◄◄ 1gr & 2.5gr bars
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pugilist555
on 03/07/2016, 15:05:38 UTC
Why do people think that the DEV should work for free? Why do you think the hosting for the website, the work put in to the coin, promo, time and energy are free?? IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE PART OF THE COMMUNITY, PLEASE LEAVE YOUR FUD AT THE DOOR! Smiley

He isn't selling work, he is selling gold he is purchasing from a company and trying to flip it for double. Coming out with this shitcoin to try and cover it up is actually quite amusing.

I highly doubt he even has the gold he is trying to sell, reason why he is charging so much. Has to send part of that off in a real order for gold.

Then again, idiots will go to great lengths to try and screw people over and make money. In this case he has failed because nobody has bought any of his GB or gold.

Not all of us were born yesterday, some of us can actually use their brain for something.

I understand that you look at the package as a consumer. 
But there are a few points you are failing to grasp..

1. If a person owns or claims to own something is free to charge whatever price he seems fit for his product.  A bottle of water maybe $2 at one restaursnt but $3 in a restaurant or maybe even 50 cents in the store.  Its the same bottle but all businesses charge differently.

2. You are looking at the price of GB as if its constant agreed its far away from the difference in cost and profit margin is huge. But the market is really volatile that same GB could be worth 10c in the next 1 hour. You know how cryto works. And imagine the dev gets 20 orders.  What is he suppose to do? He has promised 1000GB with package 1 selling at $100 whch now cost him $145.

3. Unless the price of GB and Gold is tracked and modified in the package real time he will have to keep a margin of safety.  Development is ongoing so I am sure that will happen in the future.

Its nice having community members like yourself here.  Even i started to jump around its too expensive until I sat and saw things from his side.


What you refer to is called price gouging. It is when you take one item and try to sell it for more than it is ethically or reasonably worth.

Both you and I know that this coin isn't going to be priced anywhere near close to what he is asking and that nobody will see a return except for the guy who sold it to you.

A good example? The price is currently 1/2 of what it was yesterday and continues to drop lower and lower.

Maybe he will alter and mybe he wont.  Eventually nobody is going to buy from him if there is no ROI. its just the start and there is a lot of development ahead.

Lets judge it after a few months maybe?