Re: [ANN][ICO-LIVE][XRO] PRO COMMERCE | COIN BACK REWARDS |52+ BTC COLLECTED
Will you ever respond to the 4 or 5 different people who have asked (multiple times) about the list of reputable merchants? Surely by now you can give us a straight up YES or NO to some of the names that you’ve mentioned…
Can you provide a list or an answer to the big-name merchants you used earlier in this thread? Other than iPRO Network, are there any other ‘early adopters’ of this coin?
How about that straight-up YES or NO ….
Thanks for your reply, I’ll keep watching this project with much enthusiasm…it has amazing potential
If you are talking about retailers within the Rebate App, then YES, people that buy products from those retailers will receive coins back. Thank you for your support.
Best regards, Patriarch.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You’re joiking right
Yes, when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers. Those are just 4 out of 4000 retailers. I encourage you to read our official whitepaper to learn more. Thank you for your interest.
Best regards, Patriarch.
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We are very excited to bring this update!!! Our press release has been picked up by hundreds of media outlets. Check out all of the media coverage.
http://procommerce.blog/in-the-news/
Source: PressCable Release ID: 164797
How much did you spend on PressCable?
Looks like peanuts compared to what you’ve raised so far already.
I already explained how this works its now how much you pay, its who picks you up. So they were picked up by a few good websites which is pretty cool.
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We are very excited to bring this update!!! Our press release has been picked up by hundreds of media outlets. Check out all of the media coverage.
http://procommerce.blog/in-the-news/
Source: PressCable Release ID: 164797
How much did you spend on PressCable?
Looks like peanuts compared to what you’ve raised so far already.
Are you saying these are paid news and devs paid them to publish their articles?If that is the case,then these people are definitly upto some mischief and this raise some doubts about project itself
HAHAHAHAHA your saying that Chronobank didn’t pay for massive advertising and pay for Forbes and a bunch of articles?? What world do you live on? hahaha
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We are very excited to bring this update!!! Our press release has been picked up by hundreds of media outlets. Check out all of the media coverage.
http://procommerce.blog/in-the-news/
Source: PressCable Release ID: 164797
How much did you spend on PressCable?
Looks like peanuts compared to what you’ve raised so far already.
Are you saying these are paid news and devs paid them to publish their articles?If that is the case,then these people are definitly upto some mischief and this raise some doubts about project itself
HAHAHAHAHA your saying that Chronobank didn’t pay for massive advertising and pay for Forbes and a bunch of articles?? What world do you live on? hahaha
If only The New York Times, Wall Streel Journal, Bloomberg or USA Today picked up the article.. But that would be too much.. Chronobank have more financing based on where their ads are.
Exactly. I think for the amount of websites they got, you can call it success I had a story once and we paid a bunch of money and we only got 20 sites that picked it up
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You will never get a clear answer from this dev. He just cannot answer clear “yes” or “no”, see the history of his posts . I suppose thats because he is hiding things. Probably for a reason.
But in fact, they do not need to be officially teamed with any of those big-name stores. Look here, for example: . It is enough for PRO team to get affiliated to one similar service, and they will re-sell all the cashbacks from that service. They will take the real USD cashback for themselves, and give users the ‘FREE’ XRO coins instead . Its great strategy – keep the $$$, give out the free worthless coins.
That is just one of the ways Devs could get rich at your expense
This space is not for sale.
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Will you ever respond to the 4 or 5 different people who have asked (multiple times) about the list of reputable merchants? Surely by now you can give us a straight up YES or NO to some of the names that you’ve mentioned…
Can you provide a list or an answer to the big-name merchants you used earlier in this thread? Other than iPRO Network, are there any other ‘early adopters’ of this coin?
How about that straight-up YES or NO ….
Thanks for your reply, I’ll keep watching this project with much enthusiasm…it has amazing potential
If you are talking about retailers within the Rebate App, then YES, people that buy products from those retailers will receive coins back. Thank you for your support.
Best regards, Patriarch</span>.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You’re joiking right
Yes, when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers. Those are just 4 out of 4000 retailers. I encourage you to read our official whitepaper to learn more. Thank you for your interest.
Best regards, Patriarch.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You will never get a clear answer from this dev. He just cannot answer clear “yes” or “no”, see the history of his posts . I suppose thats because he is hiding things. Probably for a reason.
But in fact, they do not need to be officially teamed with any of those big-name stores. Look here, for example: . It is enough for PRO team to get affiliated to one similar service, and they will re-sell all the cashbacks from that service. They will take the real USD cashback for themselves, and give users the ‘FREE’ XRO coins instead . Its great strategy – keep the $$$, give out the free worthless coins.
That is just one of the ways Devs could get rich at your expense
He answered that already
Will you ever respond to the 4 or 5 different people who have asked (multiple times) about the list of reputable merchants? Surely by now you can give us a straight up YES or NO to some of the names that you’ve mentioned…
Can you provide a list or an answer to the big-name merchants you used earlier in this thread? Other than iPRO Network, are there any other ‘early adopters’ of this coin?
How about that straight-up YES or NO ….
Thanks for your reply, I’ll keep watching this project with much enthusiasm…it has amazing potential
If you are talking about retailers within the Rebate App, then YES, people that buy products from those retailers will receive coins back. Thank you for your support.
Best regards, Patriarch</span>.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You’re joiking right
Yes, when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers. Those are just 4 out of 4000 retailers. I encourage you to read our official whitepaper to learn more. Thank you for your interest.
Best regards, Patriarch.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You will never get a clear answer from this dev. He just cannot answer clear “yes” or “no”, see the history of his posts . I suppose thats because he is hiding things. Probably for a reason.
But in fact, they do not need to be officially teamed with any of those big-name stores. Look here, for example: . It is enough for PRO team to get affiliated to one similar service, and they will re-sell all the cashbacks from that service. They will take the real USD cashback for themselves, and give users the ‘FREE’ XRO coins instead . Its great strategy – keep the $$$, give out the free worthless coins.
That is just one of the ways Devs could get rich at your expense
He answered that already
Read carefully. That was not a direct answer to the question asked. He avoided it once again. The question was: “Are the big-names officially with you guys yet?”. The answer was: “when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers”. And in my comment above I explained how you could receive coin back from those retailers, while not being even known to them.
This space is not for sale.
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Will you ever respond to the 4 or 5 different people who have asked (multiple times) about the list of reputable merchants? Surely by now you can give us a straight up YES or NO to some of the names that you’ve mentioned…
Can you provide a list or an answer to the big-name merchants you used earlier in this thread? Other than iPRO Network, are there any other ‘early adopters’ of this coin?
How about that straight-up YES or NO ….
Thanks for your reply, I’ll keep watching this project with much enthusiasm…it has amazing potential
If you are talking about retailers within the Rebate App, then YES, people that buy products from those retailers will receive coins back. Thank you for your support.
Best regards, Patriarch</span>.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You’re joiking right
Yes, when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers. Those are just 4 out of 4000 retailers. I encourage you to read our official whitepaper to learn more. Thank you for your interest.
Best regards, Patriarch.
This quote below is from the article from Jan 25th that is posted on Procommerce.blog “Are crypto currencies accepted by the masses?”
Carlos Contreras, the founder says that, “…in the past, cryptocurrencies have appealed predominantly to technical savvy people, advanced speculators and some who might not place complete trust in traditional fiat currency. PRO is launching a free application that will allow the average Joes and Janes who currently shop online at their favorite retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, Priceline, and Macy’s just to name a few, to earn rebate rewards in the form of PRO cryptocurrency, automatically creating a crypto piggy bank of coins. Consumers can then take those coins and trade them on an exchange or spend them at merchants that accept PRO cryptocurrency.“
Are the big-names officially with you guys yet? Walmart – YES or NO Best Buy – YES or NO Priceline – YES or NO Macy’s – YES or NO
If so, that is a huge deal
You will never get a clear answer from this dev. He just cannot answer clear “yes” or “no”, see the history of his posts . I suppose thats because he is hiding things. Probably for a reason.
But in fact, they do not need to be officially teamed with any of those big-name stores. Look here, for example: . It is enough for PRO team to get affiliated to one similar service, and they will re-sell all the cashbacks from that service. They will take the real USD cashback for themselves, and give users the ‘FREE’ XRO coins instead . Its great strategy – keep the $$$, give out the free worthless coins.
That is just one of the ways Devs could get rich at your expense
He answered that already
Read carefully. That was not a direct answer to the question asked. He avoided it once again. The question was: “Are the big-names officially with you guys yet?”. The answer was: “when you shop through our application, you will receive coin back as a rebate from ALL those retailers”. And in my comment above I explained how you could receive coin back from those retailers, while not being even known to them.
Oohh I see I thought he answered that somewhere, anyway I’m gonna stake this for sure
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Recently, many countries and cities have published new laws and legislations to regulate bitcoin. Does this help contribute to mainstream adoption, or is it merely a hindrance to it?
Regulation Slowing Adoption
New York was the first state in the USA to tighten regulation on bitcoin and other virtual currencies, via its BitLicense. This is issued by the New York State Department of Financial Services, and it regulates businesses which work with virtual currency.
The implementation of this law caused some bitcoin companies to cease operations in the state, while some others decided to go through the regulatory process to operate legally. However, to date, only 3 BitLicenses have been granted. Circle, Ripple and Coinbase are the only companies with the right to operate, and they must collect information on New York residents and report it back to the NYSDFS.
Other companies, like BitFinex and Kraken, decided to cease operations in the area and ban New York residents from using their services. They deemed the BitLicense to be too complicated to work with, and simply moving out of the area was the simplest option.
In other countries like China, regulation has been a bit harsher. Major exchanges were forced to introduce fees, freeze withdrawals and disable margin trading to comply with new regulation from the People’s Bank of China. Zhou Xuedong, director of the PBoC’s Business Administration unit, stated:
“There is a significant risk, one is the risk of customer funds security, the second is the risk of money laundering, the third is the risk of leveraged transactions.”
Ways Around Regulation
However, the bitcoin community has developed solutions to avoid regulation. Decentralized, peer-to-peer marketplaces exist, where users can spend and obtain bitcoins without adhering to any official regulation since the platform isn’t run by a third party.
is a decentralized bitcoin exchange, where users can buy and sell bitcoins without proving their identity. employs a similar concept and allows users to set up stores to sell their products.
There are also other platforms that aim to promote decentralisation. For example, provides a free, detailed bitcoin invoice services for freelancers and businesses, as an alternative to Coinbase or BitPay. This means that again, users can enjoy the same services without having to go through long verification processes.
Regulation Fueling Adoption
Contrary to popular belief, regulation doesn’t necessarily have to slow down adoption. In some cases, regulation could help bring cryptocurrency technology to the masses; an excellent example of this is .
Humaniq is a new platform which aims to bring mobile banking services to those who reside in emerging economies. The platform is powered by blockchain technology, but they aim to be compliant with KYC/AML laws in the countries they will operate in.
However, users no longer have to go through a complicated verification process. Instead, the users’ identity can be verified by simply having them take a photo of themselves or by reading a short piece of text.
This could mean a significant step forward for blockchain technology. Users would be able to access all of its advantages without too much trouble, which is very important for those who live in emerging economies.
Nonetheless, any person can use Humaniq; their ICO (Initial Coin Offering) begins today, April 6th, which is a great chance to contribute to the project if you haven’t yet already done so.
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