Quote from: pc on June 09, 2016, 03:14:06 pm

Quote from: coky on June 09, 2016, 05:21:05 am

I invite you all  to read >>  https://www.compumatrix.ph/2016/05/30/ways-to-earn-bitcoins/
Also >>  https://www.compumatrix.ph/2016/06/08/the-compumatrix-portal/

Those links tell me how to get *into* the system by buying your assets.
But once I have these COMPUCEEDS or what they're called, how to I get *out* and back into FIAT or other crypto-assets?

I think you can withdraw them into fiat.  See https://www.compumatrix.us.com/terms/

From what I hear, members of that community have been waiting for 10 years to be able to withdraw to fiat anything they have acquired. My question is, who has been benefiting from this over the last 10 years and how have they been doing it?  From what I can see, it sure isn't the members of that community.  This brings in the question as to whether this community is actually legitimate or just another "pie in the sky" that benefits the people running it. 

No one is going to keep something going for 10 years without getting any benefit out of it, which begs the question, What is their "real" story and who has been benefiting from it for the past 10 years AND will the army they have built actually see any benefit?  This might be something to just "keep an eye on" for now until there is actual proof that they are who they claim to be and have actually paid the membership what they have earned.

Hey guys,

Our CEO will provide more details soon about the COMPUCEEDS and BTCPLUS. As of now, we're still in the process of integrating to the bitshares 2.0 platform and you should have noticed that we are a very large group with representatives in 85 countries. As of now, those who have signed up are the only ones who have been trained so far. As of now, I do communicate with Stan and Ronny via Skype. David, our CEO, is also coordinating with Stan. As for me, I'm working on an a RESTful API since we use PHP on our Portal.  We are migrating the transmission of our Bitcoins via BTCPLUS since it's much faster to process it using Openledger rather than wait for confirmation times on the bitcoin blockchain, specially when our member is only doing internal transactions.  Our bitcoin pool will remain a pool of funds and will only be used if transfer requests are made towards external or third-party bitcoin wallets.

We sure are very excited to use this platform.

So you pool all of your bitcoin?  My understanding was that every account was an individual account and the bitcoin was individually owned.  Is that not true?