Quote from: flapman1 on December 24, 2014, 02:40:36 PM

Maybe I'm missing something ... how will GAW or whoever benefit from buying my let's say $7.00 dollar PayCoins for $20.00 on Dec. 29th? Is it that they're of the hope punters will push the price over $20.00 by then? What happens if it doesn't rise? I'm guessing there's something in the fine print backing off the offer in that case. Otherwise they'd paying millions to help us pay our X-mas bills. As nice of them as that would be it isn't bloody likely..

That, my friend, is the 64 million dollar question.

They are already backing off on the offer. They extended the Paybase opening a week where the Xpy to Btc exchange is supposed to happen. Buyback has been changed to "manage" the price of coin.

Those buying the coin for $10 and thinking it will magically bring them in $20 this Monday are taking a huge risk. Good luck. I can't see how Gaw can pull that off or why they would want to.
I don't know the numbers made on ICO sales but it must have been millions. They must have made a fortune on those who switched to mining hashpoints the last few months and those who bought hashstakers.

Will they back away and, silently, let the coin dump and die? We have seen it happen too many times before. Good luck people!

I should also add that if GAW does not come across, Paycoin free fall in price will be like no other. Those who exchanged hashpoints for xpy were given a valuation of $4. When this group starts abandoning ship its gonna get ugly.