Quote from: mikemikemike on May 09, 2014, 03:40:16 PM

Quote from: Peter Lambert on May 09, 2014, 03:37:16 PM

If they were faking volume, why would they only be doing it on one listing instead of all the stocks?

Because its their stock? It's allot easier to get away with?

Do you work with or are you friends with MP?

Are you actually Peter lambert or did you buy this account??

Sorry for all the questions but I can't for the life of me understand why you are recommending this exchange. You honestly think millions of dollars each week are traded in MPEx each week? Solely on the stock of the exchange itself?

The guy who runs MPEx is also closely involved in one way or another with many of the other listings there, I see no reason it would be any easier to fake volume of S.MPOE than S.BBET.

I do not work with MP any more than being an investor in some of his companies (and I have a link to CoinBR in my sig in case other people want to invest too).

Yes, I am actually Peter Lambert. (But if I wasn't, that is what I would say too! If you really want, I could gpg sign something or sign with one of my bitcoin addresses proving I am who I say).

There seem to be a few early adopters who have invested in MPEx, early adopters are all sitting on mountains of bitcoins, as everybody knows.

Quote from: mikemikemike on May 09, 2014, 04:00:26 PM

But.. But... Millions of pounds traded each week? The largest stock on the exchange is the stock itself. There has been barely any new/good investments on it for years. The site itself looks like a high school project at best. I understand what your saying about time, but has anyone thought that there just simpily isn't enough money on the exchange to run away with? That they are trying to rebuild before doing a runner?

How many people here actually invest on that site? Seriously? Millions of pounds worth of people?

Sorry. I just don't believe it. Every red flag in my head is going absolutely bonkers

Think of it this way: If you had hundreds of bitcoins, would you invest with the anonymous guy with a flashy website that lets anybody in and changes terms constantly and suffers from periodic security breaches, or would you invest with somebody who gives out their identity, focuses on ironclad security from the beginning, and sets terms in signed contracts and sticks with those terms? The website is functional; when dealing in hundreds or thousands of bitcoins, security and function are much more important than how it looks.

And, to continue fixing grammar:

Quote from: Little P 1 on May 09, 2014, 04:16:19 PM

Dear Anotheranonlol,

I hope your well has some water in it.