It always comes down to which of your salespeople have the most prostitution sites registered to their alias.
Meet Scott: http://massageboy.com/united-states/california/san-francisco/4076/
Now meet Abram James Kottmeier.
Good lord what has this thread turned into ?
"Experience: This dude is a true hustler. He was more interested in being worshiped and taken care than catering my needs. He wanted to piss on my mouth, and I said no. He kept saying that I had a fit body, but didn't take good care of me (if you know what I mean). He only penetrated me few times and lost it. The rest of the time was just conversation and waste of my time. There is a reason why he asks for the money up front. Be aware. I know I'll never hire this guy again. If you're a tranny and like a short blondie, you may be up for a treat, though..."
http://www.daddysreviews.com/cruise/2013-07-15/scott_tyson_sf
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hPTJWMV1sAAJ:www7.rentboy.com/Listing.aspx%3Flid%3D344167%26iid%3D181131%26scid%3D101569400%26sp%3D1%26pos%3D10%26locid%3D1400+&cd=9&hl=en&ct=clnk&lr=lang_en|lang_fr (NSFW)
Now lets stick to hashfast !!!, The action of their sales team is non-excusable.
Ready for more?
Here it comes!
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jameskottmeier
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Marketing Advisor
Kink.com
February 2008 September 2013 (5 years 8 months)SF Bay Area
- Created new Youtube campaigns that generated over $2m in revenue
Kink.com
February 2008 September 2013 (5 years 8 months)SF Bay Area
- Created new Youtube campaigns that generated over $2m in revenue
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1u2a3m/running_timeline_of_hashfasts_actions_lies_and/
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[]techknowledgy 9 points 4 days ago
I met Simon, John and Eduardo before they went public back in August and had to sign an NDA at the time. While they talked a lot and had some credentials to back it up, I advised my client not to invest the multiple million dollars they were asking for at the time. I also advised HF that they needed to make sure they were open, honest and didn't get into the mud with their customers because they didn't quite seem to understand the nature of marketing in Bitcoin and the Bitcointalk forums.
I remember specifically telling them NOT to bullshit their customers as BFL did because the results would be disastrous. John Skrodenis, their marketing guy at the time, knew very little about Bitcoin as he just came over from working for Kink.com, so I was just trying to give him the lay of the land.
They then proceeded to muck everything up from the beginning with affiliate BS and all sorts of stuff like the change in TOS, etc.
I'm really glad we stayed far far away from these guys, otherwise my client would have thrown millions of dollars into a black hole.
Hell, these guys didn't even know how to add the Bitpay widget to their website and had to be walked through it.
They also broke our NDA. Not surprised it isn't going well...
I met Simon, John and Eduardo before they went public back in August and had to sign an NDA at the time. While they talked a lot and had some credentials to back it up, I advised my client not to invest the multiple million dollars they were asking for at the time. I also advised HF that they needed to make sure they were open, honest and didn't get into the mud with their customers because they didn't quite seem to understand the nature of marketing in Bitcoin and the Bitcointalk forums.
I remember specifically telling them NOT to bullshit their customers as BFL did because the results would be disastrous. John Skrodenis, their marketing guy at the time, knew very little about Bitcoin as he just came over from working for Kink.com, so I was just trying to give him the lay of the land.
They then proceeded to muck everything up from the beginning with affiliate BS and all sorts of stuff like the change in TOS, etc.
I'm really glad we stayed far far away from these guys, otherwise my client would have thrown millions of dollars into a black hole.
Hell, these guys didn't even know how to add the Bitpay widget to their website and had to be walked through it.
They also broke our NDA. Not surprised it isn't going well...
IMO the most important thing is to get exclusive contracts with the porno sites, otherwise using any crypto doesn't provide any advantage to SXC.
I'm sitting on a sizable amount of SXC and will not be dumping any once it goes on an exchange
The webcam girls we have talked to are pretty much drooling over the thought of using SXC..
The other currencys simply don't have the branding, and won't be using any specail features coded into their clients for the industry, so won't gain a foothold. How many devs are out there actively trying to recruit sites?.. We will be starting with the smallest. We can also use our branding to gain publicity, another crypto isn't news. A crypto aimed at "the sex industry"... worth a bit of hype ...
But "kink.com" for example, has a host of kinky sites under it's umbrella and uses it's in house currency "kinkcoins" so users can get a taste of materail from a site they own, but the user isn't subscribed to. We think they are the sorts of sites that will hold out the longest.
Small sites and struggling sites will be the first to adopt, and as the currency and the business model gains traction, the huge sites will pretty much have to adopt as not doing so hurts their business.
As I said before SXC is defying the odds, and I have been trying to buy, but everybody seems to be holding. I don't think there will be a huge dump, although certainly some holders will have weak hands. It will be interesting to see what the market does.
We had the huge miner hit the network up again, but this time they were way more gentle, and that tells me that the info we recieved was probably just the result of an idiot boasting on an IRC channel. Somebody with a lot of hash is betting SXC is different than most of the crypto's and stashing some away...