Here is one of the pronouncements made by Josh Garza where he promised his company GAWMiners (or whatever variation or incarnation it was at the time) would buy back Paycoin (aka XPY) for $20 each.   GAWMiners and Garza are under investigation by several 3 letter organizations for an assortment of alleged crimes.     GAWCEO  AdminModeratorIndustry Innovator Paybase Rescheduled Lets just get to it, first the bad news. Paybase has been rescheduled to 29th of December . We wanted to have it available to you by 23/24, but Wednesday is Christmas Eve and many of our staff will be … Continue reading $20 Promise By Josh Garza Of GAWMiners; Dec, 2014

This is a question and answer session from the late Hashtalk website before Josh Garza shut it down.  GAWCEO AdminModeratorIndustry Innovator HashStaker Q&A Let’s hear those questions. Ask away! To get us started answering popular questions, one 3 month $9.95 HashStaker will make between $12-$20 in payouts for the life of the HashStaker, (in this example, in 3 months.) HashStake Timeframe: Once a HashStaker expires, it will transfer your principal Paycoin, (the original one you put in to stake,) back into your wallet. Think of it like this. A normal miner’s payouts declines with difficulty, so at some point they … Continue reading Hashtaker Question And Answers With GAWCEO; January 2015

The lawsuit against Josh Garza and GAWMiners is moving slowly but surely. Those organizing the effort recently changed lawyers due to the sheer volume of plaintiffs and complaints. They also have a new website, gawsuit.com dedicated to handling defendent’s claims.As I’ve said before, GAWMiners was probably one of the largest ponzi scams ever, perhaps not in terms of money but in victims. Those currently involved in the lawsuit hail from 49 countries across all seven continents with millions of dollars involved.  Some investors lost their life savings, some lost their jobs and some lost their homes.With so much data coming … Continue reading GAWMiner Lawsuit Has New Website

I’ve posted this before but it always makes me laugh when I find it on teh googlez. You can see it in its original form preserved FOREVER on the wayback machine here along with 2 other comments he madeNeal posted his False Light manifesto after CoinFireBlog posted an article announcing that GAWminers was being investigated my the SEC. This post by Neal instigated retaliation against CoinFire and its editor, Mike Johnson. Mike and his staff received numerous threats of death and violence, and Johnson was sent a package containing dead rabbits.Neal was fired from his writing job because of his comment. … Continue reading Rauhauser Manifesto: False Light & Tortious Interference; January 2015