FREE 10+ BERRY Tokens (~ $7.60) (Facebook Like, Twitter Follow Required)

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ryanhunt on 11/01/2018 - 14:28 rentberry.cryptonomos.com (318 clicks)
Last edited 11/01/2018 - 14:31 by 1 other user

So it's not exactly straight forward, but according to the terms a simple follow on Twitter and like on Facebook will net you 10 BERRY Tokens (you can get more by reading the terms here).

To do so, you need to:

1. Setup a Cryptonomous account
2. Fill in all the details for your account etc.
3. Follow RentBerry on Twitter
4. Like RentBerry on Facebook
5. Do other things if you want
6. Fill out this form to claim

A like and a follow will give you 10, which based on current exchange rate of $1,900 AUD/ETH, 2,500 BERRY/ETH should be worth approximately $7.60 depending on the rate of the coin/ethereum.

It's likely you won't receive the coins until March.

RentBerry is also running a discount on their ICO at the moment - which you can find out about at their main site if you're into cryptocoins.

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  twocsies on 11/01/2018 - 15:01

  +1

  Fill in all details means to confirm a phone number? Seems like an opening to unwanted phone calls.

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  dazzawul on 11/01/2018 - 15:35

  +10

  Boy have I got a deal for you guys.
  I recently created a crypto-currency of pre-used socks.
  We're in start-up phase at the moment, and mining is done in the form of me wearing socks for a fixed period of time and then selling them.
  The best news is, you don't even need to see or understand the socks to be able to invest in them.
  You just hold the socks in a wallet that can be accessed through an online front.

  Pre-used socks are set to soar as they are actually backed by a genuine store of value (the socks themselves) and transferring ownership of them is as easy as the sender and recipient sending me an e-mail asking me to reallocate the owners of socks on a fancy excel spreadsheet stored on a thumb drive that I secretly hide behind the TV.
  We have a high level of security, the only real risk is if the missus cracks it and does the laundry.
  Transcation time is really quick, unless I've been on the piss in which case it'd probably be wise to wait until I've sobered up, because your socks could get sent anywhere.
  The real key is not to use the socks themselves as a currency for buying things at Coles or the such, it's primarily a store of wealth.
  If I can remember how to, I might even set up a derivatives trading scheme in the spreadsheet so you can own parts of socks, take options on socks and even short sell socks!
  We are having an ISO of 8 pairs of socks tomorrow with a price of $25 per sock - I think you should get in now before the socks are worth possibly as much as $18,000 a piece.

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    NebulAe on 11/01/2018 - 15:57

    +1

    Hi, is there any plans to allow everyone else to mine? Also, any deals on socks?

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    ryanhunt on 11/01/2018 - 16:00

    I'm HODLing 0.5 socks across different wallets but since their minimum transfer balance is 1.0 socks I'm stuck with all these 0.5 socks ;(

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    MiniMoo on 11/01/2018 - 16:56

    I want the socks to be accessible through an online Y-front.

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    orangetrain on 11/01/2018 - 18:04

    I don't understand, is there a $100 training session I could sign up to?

    Be great if part of the class had bonus of some pre-used socks!

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    CacheHunter on 11/01/2018 - 18:18

    Are there any additional risks if I want to go long socks instead of short selling? If so, will you also be offering the option to buy derivatives based on sandals?

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    PlasticSpaceman on 12/01/2018 - 08:11

    I'd be concerned that my virtual sock coins may have a similar relationship with my crypto wallet as my current physical socks have with the washing machine ie put two socks in, only one sock comes out…..

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  cmkyan11 on 12/01/2018 - 14:25

  Thanks op

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  Float Economics on 14/01/2018 - 19:10

  +1

  Rentberry. sigh
  Every time I log onto Facebook, twitter, or any website whatsoever for the last couple months, I'm spammed with endless ads for this obnoxious ICO.
  Considering I've clicked on these ads a few times out of curiosity, as opposed to actual interest in buying, and I'm probably far from the only one, I am wondering how much money will be left over to pay for actual development of the platform, after they pay their FB ads, and google ads accounts at the end of the campaign.

  Cryptocoins and ICO's are fairly expensive keywords at present via google adwords- about $7-$10 per click.
  Given the saturation level they have probably achieved on ad markets regarding the ICO subject, and the level of public interest generated from the mainstream media in the last few months in crypto; it reasons that they must be paying out quite a bit for curious types to click though and have a look!

  Capital raising cost estimates, and more importantly; how they intend to manage their cash burn also do not seem to be disclosed- there are 24 people in their team, including executives, which calls the 10% administrative spend plan into question alone.

  The claimed plan for 20% of raised funds to be spent on sales & marketing just isn't backed up by the disclosure of any numbers, or the governance systems they will utilise to ensure this will occur in practice.

  I'm guessing nobody has actually seen anything resembling proper prospectus with financials, and detailed modelling relating to this?
  Their "Whitepaper" is pretty much stuffed with marketing hype, pretty info-graphics, and photos of people in suits who allegedly invested.

  In the end, regulated stockmarkets prescribe standards and investor protections with regard to information reporting, and particularly initial public offers.