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Square payment processors have useful dashboard tools for tax preparation including 1099-K “Gearing up for tax season”
On Wednesday, January 30, 2019, 9:29:15 AM EST, Square [email protected] wrote:
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Beermoney passive income Engageme.tv moved to Hideout.tv created new account and get banned immediately?
If you’ve been doing beermoney or also known as passive income by watching videos or the semi-passive income doing click and survey you would have probably heard of engageme.tv well there was an announcement earlier today that engagement.tv moved to hideout.tv people jumped on it and try to register and get into the pool of ads profit sharing, but unfortunately something went wrong and many accounts got banned immediately after it got created, the users didn’t even have a chance to play any videos.
Apparently engageme.tv is famous for banning its users and taking their share of the profit and nothing you can do about it. They have their reason why, but most of the time the user didn’t do anything else by just watching on 3 or less devices. Some users with static IP, banned saying it’s a data center IP when it just a static IP given by their ISP like verizon and comcast. User IP address changed, banned. User logged in on another computer, banned. Users logged in to check their account balance from a public wifi, banned. Banned friendly from engageme.tv and now hideout.tv watch out guys, they’re banned friendly and on top of that you’re wasting a lot of time thinking this is passive income when it’s not, you’re just wasting a lot of time for a dime a day when you can work at McDonald BurgerKing cashier walmart for at least $10 an hour vs. a dime or nickel from beermoney so call passive income. It’s not passive, sometime not even semi-passive.
On Monday, January 28, 2019, 8:56:33 PM EST, EngageMe.TV Support [email protected] wrote:
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arbitraging.co what happened to David Peterson? and who is Thomas Brown?
So what is going with arbitraging.co lately? just to recap. Since December 10th 2018, arbitraging.co had gone downhill, users/investors confirmed it’s next to impossible to withdraw their profit sell to ETH to withdraw, even sitting in front of the computer wasting numerous hours to get into the block method outcome unsuccessful.
It’s been almost two months of changes made to the arbitraging.co arb platform one attempt after another yield failure and making many users/investors very upset. The disappearing of Crypto Austin, Dan L. and many other arbitraging.co platform so call promoter became pretty interesting. Now notice that these folks whom talks about arbitraging.co ARB platform, if you look at their videos profile, they only talk about arbitraging.co ARB platform, if that don’t tied them to arbitraging.co ARB promoting then what? – they disappeared and the videos disappeared.
So back to the question, what happened to David Peterson, well let first say by that is not his real name David Peterson, in one of the video he said his name is Jeremy and no last name was given. In the video released about David Peterson life, there was one clip seems very interesting, it’s the early day of shark tank appears to have the owner ceo of arb. What ever attempt was made trying to make arb platform better, so call an ecosystem that would sustain itself, and that appears to be “rob Peter to pay Paul” kind of ecosystem, taking money from new investors to pay older investors and profit by fees, this should sustain the arb platform for long time right? wrong! users/investors not stupid, they smell something fishy about that. First let just say the block exchange thingie (patent pending) didn’t go too well and that’s nothing new, many other exchanges like yobit.net investbox and others already have that. So where is the arbitraging bot? is there one? is it making money? where is the money from arbitraging bot? why rob Peter to pay Paul if there’s a arbitraging bot?
It’s been many days users/investors heard anything about David Peterson, the last message according to Telegram ARB chat group saying that David Peterson went to a meeting with other arb team members staff, but it wasn’t confirm from the ceo David Peterson himself. Now that most messages posted by someone name Thomas Brown, we don’t know who? some users/investors don’t think it’s important, what most important is the platform working as intended or said, basically invest money into arb, the arb robot trade arbitraging profit and share that profit to you daily, and you withdraw the profit into ETH withdrawal payout, but apparently it hasn’t been working as intended and users/investors are now skeptical about there’s a arbitraging trading bot, more of “rob Peter to pay Paul” take money from new investors to pay old investors and keep making more new investors to come into the platform and it will sustain itself.
The old exchange are now back and functioning, but the price of arb had fallen from $20 to $1. Let see how long this old exchange will continue to function before any new update made to it.
ABOT maintenance
Just want to inform you that due to all the recent updates being done to bring you back the new “Old Exchange”, today’s Abot payouts will be sent 1 hour later than usual. All Abots will be set to Auto-Reinvest until we collect all the data and know that the exchange is running as planned and STOP aBOT WILL BE UNDER MAINTENANCE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Thanks, Thomas Brown
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Exchange Fees and Limits
Selling:
Limit Sell 0.5%
Sell market 10%
Sell via auto sell 1%
Buying:
Buy limit 0.5%
Buy market 0.25%
Buy via auto buy 1%
Limits: from any wallet
PRO- $1750 per day
Advance- $1000 per day
Basic- $500 per day
These limits are temporary and will be raised after volume in the exchange is higher.
Thanks,
Arbitraging Team
Bringing back “The Original” Exchange
Dear ARB Community,
I wanted to let you know that I’ve been documenting user frustrations with the new exchange versions for awhile now.
I am happy to inform you that we are going to listen to the community and bring you back “The Original” exchange. Not a new one, not an updated one, but the original exchange that we had before any changes.
Be advised that the existing exchange and aBOT will be offline while we migrate everything so there will not be any issues.
We will work hard to get the update done and live approximately 24-36hours, this allows us the time to fully install and test the exchange is functioning.
Thank You,
Thomas Brown
Some tax tips from robinhood by Robinhood Financial, LLC, member FINRA & SIPC Tax Season 2019
On Monday, January 28, 2019, 6:29:16 PM EST, Robinhood [email protected] wrote:
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Tax season is fast approaching, and we want to reach out with some information and key dates to help you prepare.
Tax Forms
Depending on the dates of your trading activity last year, you may receive more than one 1099 from Robinhood. If you traded cryptocurrencies last year, you may also receive an additional 1099 from Robinhood Crypto. Here is how to know which forms you will receive:
Apex IRS Form 1099:
Customers who had a taxable event (for example, they sold equities or options, received a referral stock, or received dividends) prior to November 9th will receive a 1099 from our former clearing partner, Apex.
Robinhood Securities IRS Form 1099:
Customers who had a taxable event between November 10th and December 31st will receive a 1099 from Robinhood Securities, our new clearing platform.
Robinhood Crypto IRS Form 1099:
Customers who sold cryptocurrencies in 2018 will receive separate PDF and CSV files of their 1099 for crypto activity in 2018.
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All the documents you need for tax season will be available by mid-February. We’ll send you another email by February 15th to let you know when these documents are ready for download in your Robinhood app or on our website.
In early February, you may also receive an email from Apex Clearing, our former clearing partner, announcing that your tax documents are ready for download. Please note that this notice will only apply to your Apex 1099, and that you may still receive additional 1099s from Robinhood Securities or Robinhood Crypto, so please wait until you hear from us before you file your tax return!
Early February
Apex will email you to let you know your Apex 1099 is ready.
On or before February 15
Robinhood will email you to let you know that all of your 1099(s) are ready for download and you can include them in your tax filing.
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As arbitraging.co continue to have problems while novachain.cc taking advantage to be more successful?
According to the telegram chat room of arbitraging.co and novachain.cc, look like arbitraging.co continue to have problems and issues that are not resolved and pretty much quiet from the ceo name David Peterson, and admins in the chat room are pretty quiet as well. It seems like ever since December 10th 2018, most if not everyone having trouble withdrawing their profit to eth withdrawal. Arbitraging.co ever since the Las Vegas token tank talk the main website removed many of its contents such as who were working on the project and so on.
For novachain.cc look like a great opportunity for them to be successful with their improvements so call bots and all that, but you know there isn’t any hard evidence or proof that neither does novachain.cc nor arbitraging.cc or any other similar platform such as evoai and so on have real bot trading arbitrage making profit for investors, none what so ever, there are many evidence that these platform trying to proof they’re legit but in the end shot down by people proving it’s fake.
On Sunday, January 27, 2019, 5:55:34 PM EST, NovaChain [email protected] wrote:
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Dear NOVACHAIN Community,
We wanted to provide you a quick update on all the action happening at NOVCHAIN Headquarters.
We are very pleased to announce our T-REX internal testing phase is almost finished. During the internal testing we have added numerous features, upgraded the Interface, and implemented the LIVE TRADING SIGNALS program. Within a few days, we will move forward with STAGE 1 of our Beta Testing program.
STAGE 1 will commence by adding testers from our YOUTUBE partners to ensure full transparency during this process. This will provide you with a front row seat as all aspects of the T-REX protocol are put to the test and publicly disclosed.
While a part of our development team will focus on interface interoperability, the other part will be busy testing the HFT T-REX algorithm. This proprietary algorithm is what allows T-REX to perform at maximum capacity (and will be subsequently implemented into the REX 2.0 profit structure).
Once STAGE 1 is complete, we will promptly move to STAGE 2. This is when we will bring in the remainder of the beta testers, finalize the functionality features, and post the financial results.
Like us, we know all of you are eagerly awaiting the T-REX launch. Please know we are doing our utmost to deliver ahead of schedule. The fact is, because T-REX is the first bot of its kind to ever see the light of day in the crypto market, we want to make sure that all users, regardless of their trading skills, will be able to profit from it.
Our goal is to level the playing field between the most skilled technicians and those who know absolutely nothing about the trading arena.
Meanwhile, we are running the metrics to determine the best way to set up the T-REX fee structure. The final details are not set yet, but we will likely arrange payment in a specified number of NOVA tokens. For those of you who have faithfully supported us for the last year, we are thrilled to be in the final lap of this race. We look forward to rewarding our community with what many have called the ultimate trading bot on the market!
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Nissan Quest van electronic automatic sliding door stuck not working? – fixed
If you have a Nissan Quest with automatic electronic sliding door stuck or don’t open close fully. The fix I did was simply clean all the mechanism like gear wheels that move the door, and if you can open the inside panel and clean the gears motors and cable as well with WD-40.
Basically try to clean all the gears mechanism that move the door first to see if the door move freely without any force. I recommend WD-40, just spray it and move the door back and forth while spraying. After the WD-40 clean with a cloth if you can, then grease it if you want to make it even more freely to move. Now try to open and close the sliding door, it should move smoother than before, so the electric motor that move the door now should be able to close and open fully.
You may need to reprogram the door though because it might have loss its memory tension on where when to stop the motor otherwise it will try to open and close with less force or too much force could cause problem. So see if you can reprogram it.
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Switching to a bigger car battery for your UPS backup power?
Short answer is, not a good idea because the existing current UPS charger of yours can charge small battery quick enough to maintain its full charge basically. If a bigger battery is being replaced, it will probably take long time to charge and charger may overheat or burned or error out because it cannot charge battery back to full again. Now some people said they take the battery out to do a full recharge on a car charger, that may work but how do you unplug it from a working UPS currently in use? just disconnect the wire? well that may or may not work, you have to experiment.
Most UPS backup battery power don’t last more than 3 years, some 3-5 years the most then the battery will go bye bye. Most SLA or sealed led acid battery don’t last long, most will last less than 3 years even if you don’t put a load on it. The led acid will degrade over time even with just maintenance charge, don’t think that you charge it and then let it sit somewhere and months later use it, it will still have that full charge, no that’s not the case for all batteries.
I have done many experiment in the past with this and the result as I have stated above. I know that you’re trying to save money or be cost effective and try to connect a bunch of batteries in parallel to get longer hours of usage during power outage, but that’s not effective and further could burn your UPS charger when power goes back on. Now disconnecting the batteries to charge on a car charger is not efficient or practical because you’re interrupting current devices connected to that UPS power. The best way if you want bigger battery is to buy a bigger ups or maybe a powerwall, it’s much safer and more reliable than you trying to hack current UPS. You can probably get away with one car battery, but more than that I think you’re in a lot of risk that is not worth it.