Title: StakeMiners.com "Confirmed" Post by: SparkedDev on April 16, 2015, 05:56:12 AM This thread in now open to free chat about the services please keep it civil or i will lock it.
Found this on the forum i mod on i invested 2btc from what i can tell they have already done payouts and is ran buy a guy and his wife. Proofs of my payment to them: trans id 1: 7abf459861739dfcc99dc51c33966718966394d9b75eea929753f441eaff78c1 trans id 2: f90f5fa41b8d5aed011c0fd01845345b6fbea964b3553a6312797bf48ff71e0a They seem nice enough might be good to try even if you only risk 5 bucks. https://stakeminers.com/index.php (https://stakeminers.com/index.php) Faq: https://stakeminers.com/how.php (https://stakeminers.com/how.php) Truthfully i can't say if its a scam or not but they been our forums for a while and seem a bit trust worthy. OP: https://allcryptotalk.com/index.php/topic/1244-the-future-of-cloud-mining/ (https://allcryptotalk.com/index.php/topic/1244-the-future-of-cloud-mining/) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0) Not sure if they posted here yet. -edit- Found the op here -/edit- I'M IN NO WAY INVOLVED WITH THIS SITE OTHER THEN USING THE SERVICE. Use at your own risk. As of 5/1/2015 i have pulled my investment of 2.0001btc with a 30% fee getting only 1.4btc back. Current market price at cash out 241.72usd Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: arallmuus on April 16, 2015, 09:41:47 AM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 16, 2015, 10:16:53 AM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yes, I also considered testing them before I saw that scam accusation thread. I ll wait a bit to see how it goes. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 16, 2015, 10:22:46 AM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yes, I also considered testing them before I saw that scam accusation thread. I ll wait a bit to see how it goes. Yeah i wasn't to sure still not sure the idea don't seem like a bad idea i guess ill just wait and see if he gets a scam report to his account by his investors in the site. At this point in the game never know if something legit since everyone trying to go with the same ideas. Also the fact its just basically one dude going at him so we will see ill keep it updated for sure. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: waterpile on April 16, 2015, 11:51:23 AM I wouldn't trust any of my BTC even 1 satoshi, Bruno already pointed out Leroy's lie. Invest what you can afford to lose
Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: arallmuus on April 16, 2015, 11:55:15 AM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yes, I also considered testing them before I saw that scam accusation thread. I ll wait a bit to see how it goes. Yeah i wasn't to sure still not sure the idea don't seem like a bad idea i guess ill just wait and see if he gets a scam report to his account by his investors in the site. At this point in the game never know if something legit since everyone trying to go with the same ideas. Also the fact its just basically one dude going at him so we will see ill keep it updated for sure. It is not likely a personal vendetta or something if you read up the accusation, at least that "one dude" show some proof that he owner lied about some other thing. In common sense, you are right, there is still no other scam accusation from other people especially from his investor. Just keep in mind to only put in what you are affordable to lose because this kind of business tend to go south in the end Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 16, 2015, 12:00:40 PM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yes, I also considered testing them before I saw that scam accusation thread. I ll wait a bit to see how it goes. Yeah i wasn't to sure still not sure the idea don't seem like a bad idea i guess ill just wait and see if he gets a scam report to his account by his investors in the site. At this point in the game never know if something legit since everyone trying to go with the same ideas. Also the fact its just basically one dude going at him so we will see ill keep it updated for sure. It is not likely a personal vendetta or something if you read up the accusation, at least that "one dude" show some proof that he owner lied about some other thing. In common sense, you are right, there is still no other scam accusation from other people especially from his investor. Just keep in mind to only put in what you are affordable to lose because this kind of business tend to go south in the end Yeah i only invest what im willing to lose my number one rule and seems to be the rule everyone spits out. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: mtwelve on April 16, 2015, 03:36:26 PM I'll be watching this.
Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Icon on April 16, 2015, 07:07:50 PM Ya i'll be watching this thread too, i already invested .1 btc (worth a shot) got a payout this past Sunday night (4/13/15) of BTC .0034 of my investment.
Icon Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Mi5h0 on April 16, 2015, 07:40:14 PM I do not invest in something that doesn't have at least professionally designed web site. I know that this is not an indicator but it shows the seriousness of the project ..
When I see a page with such a bunch of randomly selected fonts, deficient graphic elements and so many HTML markup errors (149 Errors, 8 warnings total), I can not be objective about what is in the content. I don't know, maybe it's just my occupational hazard ;) Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Icon on April 16, 2015, 07:53:35 PM I do not invest in something that doesn't have at least professionally designed web site. I know that this is not an indicator but it shows the seriousness of the project .. When I see a page with such a bunch of randomly selected fonts, deficient graphic elements and so many HTML markup errors (149 Errors, 8 warnings total), I can not be objective about what is in the content. I don't know, maybe it's just my occupational hazard ;) Also when trying to log in (after already logged in and session times out)on the main page i see alot of MSQL scripting errors, now i am not a programer just a security nerd, but that could lead to an SQL injection attack. Basically they access your Dbase through quarrying it in the browser. A lot of people get hacked that way and lose passwords/account info.. Icon PS Not meant as a criticism, but to improve its security & longevity... Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 16, 2015, 08:14:55 PM I do not invest in something that doesn't have at least professionally designed web site. I know that this is not an indicator but it shows the seriousness of the project .. When I see a page with such a bunch of randomly selected fonts, deficient graphic elements and so many HTML markup errors (149 Errors, 8 warnings total), I can not be objective about what is in the content. I don't know, maybe it's just my occupational hazard ;) Also when trying to log in (after already logged in and session times out)on the main page i see alot of MSQL scripting errors, now i am not a programer just a security nerd, but that could lead to an SQL injection attack. Basically they access your Dbase through quarrying it in the browser. A lot of people get hacked that way and lose passwords/account info.. Icon PS Not meant as a criticism, but to improve its security & longevity... Yeah i did bring up he should add a {else} then html code for when they arnt logged in which they will likely update soon. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yeah as a dev my self i did inform them of the design and even offered to help if its needed. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 17, 2015, 06:49:27 AM Update: register page fixed
Also go my second daily payout. -Buy payouts i meaning earning-/edit- http://i.gyazo.com/6bc30e77d2b932ef02e912768838e991.png Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 17, 2015, 07:07:57 AM Update: register page fixed Also go my second daily payout. http://i.gyazo.com/6bc30e77d2b932ef02e912768838e991.png What is your expected ROI? This is weekly payout I assume? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Mi5h0 on April 17, 2015, 07:42:43 AM @cyberpinoy
I appreciate you contact me on PM but I have nothing to hide from the public discussion therefore I ask that all responses to my comments you start posting here. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 17, 2015, 07:50:07 AM Update: register page fixed Also go my second daily payout. http://i.gyazo.com/6bc30e77d2b932ef02e912768838e991.png What is your expected ROI? This is weekly payout I assume? From what i understand your normal investment is still yours you can pull it anytime. What the idea is they are putting more coins into a wallet when the pos hits the profits are shared. which are split by investment weight the more investments the more the wallet is full, staking higher i guess. From what it says you can pull your investment anytime so i guess your investment is still yours but profits from having coins in the wallet are split. -Edit- From what im thinking its like a bunch of people sharing a bank account sharing interest accumulated. Tho maybe there is an easier way of explaining it but im not the guy for that. -/Edit- More info is here: https://stakeminers.com/how.php Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 17, 2015, 10:56:48 AM Update: register page fixed Also go my second daily payout. http://i.gyazo.com/6bc30e77d2b932ef02e912768838e991.png What is your expected ROI? This is weekly payout I assume? From what i understand your normal investment is still yours you can pull it anytime. What the idea is they are putting more coins into a wallet when the pos hits the profits are shared. which are split by investment weight the more investments the more the wallet is full, staking higher i guess. From what it says you can pull your investment anytime so i guess your investment is still yours but profits from having coins in the wallet are split. -Edit- From what im thinking its like a bunch of people sharing a bank account sharing interest accumulated. Tho maybe there is an easier way of explaining it but im not the guy for that. -/Edit- More info is here: https://stakeminers.com/how.php I understand that. What I would like to know is the time period required to get back what you have invested while leaving your original investment to stake cause staking is all about not moving coins. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 17, 2015, 11:23:31 AM Update: register page fixed Also go my second daily payout. http://i.gyazo.com/6bc30e77d2b932ef02e912768838e991.png What is your expected ROI? This is weekly payout I assume? From what i understand your normal investment is still yours you can pull it anytime. What the idea is they are putting more coins into a wallet when the pos hits the profits are shared. which are split by investment weight the more investments the more the wallet is full, staking higher i guess. From what it says you can pull your investment anytime so i guess your investment is still yours but profits from having coins in the wallet are split. -Edit- From what im thinking its like a bunch of people sharing a bank account sharing interest accumulated. Tho maybe there is an easier way of explaining it but im not the guy for that. -/Edit- More info is here: https://stakeminers.com/how.php I understand that. What I would like to know is the time period required to get back what you have invested while leaving your original investment to stake cause staking is all about not moving coins. Um im not to clear on that for me at the moment im pulling a 0.002-0.005 daily so id say a bit better then mining. But the more investors the more profit so it could be much faster. Coins go up in value more profit but with a lot coins staking its a big plus. Id check the current coin markets they are staking in coins wars is a good place to check market cap and such. I know netcoin has $140,000 in market cap and a few other they stake in are a $40,000 and so on i just want to see if the new coins that are coming out will be staked also. But what im thinking with staking maybe 200days could be my best guess. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 18, 2015, 04:52:32 AM Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 18, 2015, 08:17:42 AM Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 18, 2015, 08:57:22 AM Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: arallmuus on April 18, 2015, 11:01:49 AM Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 18, 2015, 11:24:41 AM Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? coins: http://i.gyazo.com/b4f8870d5f3c83d72a05b3a6e9ada636.png As for that i believe your investment is safe i think the only losses that occur would be the daily earning. As long as my initial investment is safe its the same for me just leaving them in my wallet this way i gain more coin on top of my investment. Not sure about everything you can visit the site its in the OP. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Enzyme on April 18, 2015, 12:10:10 PM Going to give this a try with a few dollars.
Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Gleb Gamow on April 18, 2015, 05:43:38 PM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yep, I put in mega hours in exposing Leroy Fodor and his wife, Katrina. They are not to be trusted with one satoshi. Try asking for your bitcoins back and see what happens. You'll love Leroy's answer. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 18, 2015, 05:56:20 PM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yep, I put in mega hours in exposing Leroy Fodor and his wife, Katrina. They are not to be trusted with one satoshi. Try asking for your bitcoins back and see what happens. You'll love Leroy's answer. That's all fine and dandy but till i see someones been ripped off and there is a negative feedback im just take it. This is more of a progress thread please do you best not to turn this into a war zone. Please and thank you. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Gleb Gamow on April 18, 2015, 06:14:16 PM -snip- Not sure if they posted here yet. yes they have posted in here with their account ciberpinoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 and there is also a scam accusation to ciberpinoy, you might want to take a look here, it will be best if you do some investigation before depositing in the sites and also that if you get your payout, doesnt mean that they are legit, Pbmining's early customer also reached ROI and already in profit before the ponzi empire collapsed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1016614.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010427.0 Yep, I put in mega hours in exposing Leroy Fodor and his wife, Katrina. They are not to be trusted with one satoshi. Try asking for your bitcoins back and see what happens. You'll love Leroy's answer. That's all fine and dandy but till i see someones been ripped off and there is a negative feedback im just take it. This is more of a progress thread please do you best not to turn this into a war zone. Please and thank you. I'll abide, and have PM'ed you in re. unrelated this subject. Thanks, bud. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Icon on April 18, 2015, 06:53:38 PM Well the only problem i can see, if they return your btc, you might not get what you invested back, reason is the price of that coin could have gone down in the market.
My understanding is he/she sells your btc for the coins being staked, the staked % is then converted back from alt coin to btc and sent to your wallet once a week. Investing here is just like any other stocks/mining cloud you could lose some/all btc. Icon Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 18, 2015, 07:23:55 PM Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? coins: http://i.gyazo.com/b4f8870d5f3c83d72a05b3a6e9ada636.png As for that i believe your investment is safe i think the only losses that occur would be the daily earning. As long as my initial investment is safe its the same for me just leaving them in my wallet this way i gain more coin on top of my investment. Not sure about everything you can visit the site its in the OP. You keep telling us your investment is safe but there is a major problem. Your investment does not stay in BTC, it gets exchanged to coins which are set to stake. If the price of those coins goes down and you request your investment back, somebody s going to cover that loss. Either you or the OP. Can you comment on this OP pls? What happens in this case? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 18, 2015, 07:30:25 PM Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? coins: http://i.gyazo.com/b4f8870d5f3c83d72a05b3a6e9ada636.png As for that i believe your investment is safe i think the only losses that occur would be the daily earning. As long as my initial investment is safe its the same for me just leaving them in my wallet this way i gain more coin on top of my investment. Not sure about everything you can visit the site its in the OP. You keep telling us your investment is safe but there is a major problem. Your investment does not stay in BTC, it gets exchanged to coins which are set to stake. If the price of those coins goes down and you request your investment back, somebody s going to cover that loss. Either you or the OP. Can you comment on this OP pls? What happens in this case? I keep saying i think and believe until i try to pull my invest more or anyone else dose im not sure of anything. I don't own the site so i wouldn't know im only using the service all i know is my earnings keep going up. I'm pretty sure you can ask on the OP's thread or pm him anything i know is based on what ive read on the site or received via email or pm or looking at the site. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: arallmuus on April 18, 2015, 07:56:12 PM One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? -snip-As for that i believe your investment is safe i think the only losses that occur would be the daily earning. As long as my initial investment is safe its the same for me just leaving them in my wallet this way i gain more coin on top of my investment. Not sure about everything you can visit the site its in the OP. You keep telling us your investment is safe but there is a major problem. Your investment does not stay in BTC, it gets exchanged to coins which are set to stake. If the price of those coins goes down and you request your investment back, somebody s going to cover that loss. Either you or the OP. Can you comment on this OP pls? What happens in this case? I keep saying i think and believe until i try to pull my invest more or anyone else dose im not sure of anything. I don't own the site so i wouldn't know im only using the service all i know is my earnings keep going up. I'm pretty sure you can ask on the OP's thread or pm him anything i know is based on what ive read on the site or received via email or pm or looking at the site. anyhow I got a reply via PM regarding this issue from cyberpinoy, i got his permission to posted it here -snip- Paying out in the coins we are staking at this period of the project would be counterproductive for us and the investors. Most people are going to sell the coins they earn for BTC or reinvest them one or the other, we are able to make BTC payouts because we have some back-end mining we are doing that so far is able to cover the costs of payouts and bonuses. (we will not and do not advertise we will ever buy more mining power, and we will not. This was just something we had and could use to help kick start the system we built) So as of now we are always buying coins and holding them, this helps to stabilize a coins market as much as we can to try and hold your earning value the same or increase it with every investment. If we paid everyone in the coins we staked they would be selling against our buys and this will not help the market rise. So we base everything on BTC values. -snip- The investor will never lose out on his original investment, if you invest 1 BTC you will always have 1 BTC in your account working for you. Your daily earnings are based on the value of the coins that day when I do the updates using the chart provided in your members account area (its a cryptonator widget that tells us the values of the coins determined by a variety of sources they use) so even those are safe. few things to be noted has been bolded and I do think it is best to post any question regarding this in stakeminers' thread here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 because sparkedDev is only an investor which know a little about the site . Keep on asking question about stakeminers here will only create an endless debate and to SparkedDev, I do think this discussion thread should be place in Altcoins service discussion board since this sites mainly about staking altcoins Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Icon on April 18, 2015, 07:59:17 PM I think what they are referring to, is that your btc can't be stolen/hacked/lost in the form of hacker stealing it, like most other places claim when they lose their btc.
Reason is your btc is converted to some alt coin, and according to OP all data is kept offline he literal sits there every day and manually does all the transactions by hand on each and every account, 1 man show :) Icon Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 19, 2015, 07:49:36 AM One thing, from what I see, this is a stake service where the coins being staked are those with PoS options, please do shed some lights, what coins are they staking for the moment ? It is weird that they are paying with BTC instead of the coins being staked. And also that PoS coins normally are fluctuative , will this imply a loss for the investor if the value of the coin being staked are drop? -snip-As for that i believe your investment is safe i think the only losses that occur would be the daily earning. As long as my initial investment is safe its the same for me just leaving them in my wallet this way i gain more coin on top of my investment. Not sure about everything you can visit the site its in the OP. You keep telling us your investment is safe but there is a major problem. Your investment does not stay in BTC, it gets exchanged to coins which are set to stake. If the price of those coins goes down and you request your investment back, somebody s going to cover that loss. Either you or the OP. Can you comment on this OP pls? What happens in this case? I keep saying i think and believe until i try to pull my invest more or anyone else dose im not sure of anything. I don't own the site so i wouldn't know im only using the service all i know is my earnings keep going up. I'm pretty sure you can ask on the OP's thread or pm him anything i know is based on what ive read on the site or received via email or pm or looking at the site. anyhow I got a reply via PM regarding this issue from cyberpinoy, i got his permission to posted it here -snip- Paying out in the coins we are staking at this period of the project would be counterproductive for us and the investors. Most people are going to sell the coins they earn for BTC or reinvest them one or the other, we are able to make BTC payouts because we have some back-end mining we are doing that so far is able to cover the costs of payouts and bonuses. (we will not and do not advertise we will ever buy more mining power, and we will not. This was just something we had and could use to help kick start the system we built) So as of now we are always buying coins and holding them, this helps to stabilize a coins market as much as we can to try and hold your earning value the same or increase it with every investment. If we paid everyone in the coins we staked they would be selling against our buys and this will not help the market rise. So we base everything on BTC values. -snip- The investor will never lose out on his original investment, if you invest 1 BTC you will always have 1 BTC in your account working for you. Your daily earnings are based on the value of the coins that day when I do the updates using the chart provided in your members account area (its a cryptonator widget that tells us the values of the coins determined by a variety of sources they use) so even those are safe. few things to be noted has been bolded and I do think it is best to post any question regarding this in stakeminers' thread here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0 because sparkedDev is only an investor which know a little about the site . Keep on asking question about stakeminers here will only create an endless debate and to SparkedDev, I do think this discussion thread should be place in Altcoins service discussion board since this sites mainly about staking altcoins So what he says basically is that he would compensate the loss which might arise from the value of staked coins going down? You always get 1 BTC back if you invest 1 BTC, right? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: arallmuus on April 19, 2015, 07:53:57 AM -snip- -snip-He is basically saying that your investments stays there as a capital that will give you earning based on what you invested as long as the site still running, or atleast this is what comes from my mind when trying to figure out about it. For more info you can heads up here, since I posted question there as well https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.msg11131620#msg11131620 Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 19, 2015, 01:42:36 PM day 4 earnings.
http://i.gyazo.com/b84adc6d9b38fdd65aae607ce8f06332.png Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: rammy2k2 on April 19, 2015, 02:22:44 PM this aint no service, this belongs in PONZI / SCAMS section ...
Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: waterpile on April 19, 2015, 02:32:29 PM this aint no service, this belongs in PONZI / SCAMS section ... Yep, I can't believe sparkeddev invested 1BTC into this site :/ Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 19, 2015, 05:45:58 PM this aint no service, this belongs in PONZI / SCAMS section ... Pls elaborate. Why do you think this is not legit? Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Mi5h0 on April 19, 2015, 09:54:55 PM Pls elaborate. Why do you think this is not legit? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: crazyivan on April 20, 2015, 07:14:10 AM Pls elaborate. Why do you think this is not legit? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990219.0 Its 20 pages thread. Could you pls sum up the result in 3 sentences? Thx Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: cryptojumper on April 20, 2015, 09:04:25 AM stakeminer.com doesn't even load for me. I tried a few days in a row. All I get is a white page with no errors or other info.
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ says It's just you. http://www.stakeminer.com is up. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: CodeR70 on April 20, 2015, 04:12:24 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 20, 2015, 04:37:54 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). That would be the ads we have from adbit.co. I see the banner is actually not loading. edit: I changed these ads to https addresses but there are some non https addresses in the coins information links too. I cant change those sites, if they dont have https sites I cant do anything about that, people need to know what coins we are investing, that is useful information for new investors looking to invest. It helps them understand where their investment is going. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: CodeR70 on April 20, 2015, 04:51:05 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). That would be the ads we have from adbit.co. I see the banner is actually not loading. As said, it are your scripts (jquery) and fonts. Those are not a real big things, but if https is a big selling point then make sure all resources will go over an https connection. That will show the padlock icon in browsers and people can directly check the certificate. edit: links are not the problem afaik. I use safari and it has the developer web inspector. Then you can check the page issues and in there it shows all these "warnings". It sounds very stupid and minor, but I know from my own experience that people will point to any little thing to find proof of whatever they are searching for. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 20, 2015, 04:54:43 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). That would be the ads we have from adbit.co. I see the banner is actually not loading. As said, it are your scripts (jquery) and fonts. Those are not a real big things, but if https is a big selling point then make sure all resources will go over an https connection. That will show the padlock icon in browsers and people can directly check the certificate. We do have the padlock, and it does give our certificate information. https://stakeminers.com/images/padlock.jpg Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: CodeR70 on April 20, 2015, 04:58:19 PM We do have the padlock, and it does give our certificate information. Aha, cool. But in safari it doesn't. Sorry for that, my bad. Read my edit in my previous note. BTW, I'm not trying to be "nasty", just a friendly reminder because I know how people abuse these mistakes to proof their points. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 20, 2015, 05:06:10 PM No sir you were correct check it now the main page let me know if it changed, all the scripts were pulling from HTTP sites I changed the main page if it works Ill change the rest
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: CodeR70 on April 20, 2015, 05:22:10 PM No sir you were correct check it now the main page let me know if it changed, all the scripts were pulling from HTTP sites I changed the main page if it works Ill change the rest Perfect, in Safari all the font/scripts warnings are gone and it shows the padlock now. Feel free to give me a shout if you need somebody to check these or related stuff. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: Icon on April 20, 2015, 05:23:50 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). Well to be fair there is A LOT of main stream web sites even banking sites have that same issue they use cross site scripting, meaning they pull from none https: sites to add adds/etc to their secure web site. Icon Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 20, 2015, 05:27:53 PM No sir you were correct check it now the main page let me know if it changed, all the scripts were pulling from HTTP sites I changed the main page if it works Ill change the rest Perfect, in Safari all the font/scripts warnings are gone and it shows the padlock now. Feel free to give me a shout if you need somebody to check these or related stuff. Thank you, I did not notice the shield until you brought it up, it was pulling the fonts, and ajax libs from googleapis http address and not an https, I also added https: to my google analytics since that is a script that is directly running, hopefully it wont mess wioht my analytics, but if it does we have cloudflare analytcs and the server analytics we can use instead. Again thank you. One thing is for sure, by the time the users on Bitcoin talk are finished with my site, it will be very informationally secure. Title: Re: StakeMiner.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 20, 2015, 05:28:51 PM That would be because the website is https://stakeminers.com ;D But still insecure connections to various resources (scripts and fonts). Well to be fair there is A LOT of main stream web sites even banking sites have that same issue they use cross site scripting, meaning they pull from none https: sites to add adds/etc to their secure web site. Icon Its all good its all fixed now :) information should be lock tight HAHA You can thank Icon that the lock is there at all :) Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on April 20, 2015, 08:13:08 PM Any plans on adding more coins in the future?
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cryptojumper on April 21, 2015, 05:58:25 AM Any plans on adding more coins in the future? are you invested in the offered ones here sir, if you don't mind me asking? ;D Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on April 21, 2015, 06:13:09 AM Any plans on adding more coins in the future? are you invested in the offered ones here sir, if you don't mind me asking? ;D I do not disclose my private portfolio but yes, I hold variety of coins. I ask this cause more coins mean more differentiation to protect us from potential price swings. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 21, 2015, 02:05:23 PM Any plans on adding more coins in the future? Yes, every time we fill a wallet to it's max we will add a new coin. There are 3 coins waiting for us to add them. They contacted us directly and asked if we could add them. ---------------------------------------------------- WEBSITE NOTICE I want to mention we had to rebuild the new OKCash Wallet to get our investors a maximum return. So there will be a possible 24 hour delay on staking in that wallet due to block re-structuring because of the new compile of the wallet. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: Icon on April 21, 2015, 07:44:27 PM Yes! Add them all, EXCEPT for PAYCOIN (XPY), run and never look back from that train wreck..
Icon Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on April 21, 2015, 07:49:16 PM Any plans on adding more coins in the future? Yes, every time we fill a wallet to it's max we will add a new coin. There are 3 coins waiting for us to add them. They contacted us directly and asked if we could add them. ---------------------------------------------------- WEBSITE NOTICE I want to mention we had to rebuild the new OKCash Wallet to get our investors a maximum return. So there will be a possible 24 hour delay on staking in that wallet due to block re-structuring because of the new compile of the wallet. What does it mean fill a wallet to its max? Can you pls elaborate on this? Btw, keep up the good work, we need more stable and profitable crypto services to grow the entire economy. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 22, 2015, 05:42:11 AM Any plans on adding more coins in the future? Yes, every time we fill a wallet to it's max we will add a new coin. There are 3 coins waiting for us to add them. They contacted us directly and asked if we could add them. ---------------------------------------------------- WEBSITE NOTICE I want to mention we had to rebuild the new OKCash Wallet to get our investors a maximum return. So there will be a possible 24 hour delay on staking in that wallet due to block re-structuring because of the new compile of the wallet. What does it mean fill a wallet to its max? Can you pls elaborate on this? Btw, keep up the good work, we need more stable and profitable crypto services to grow the entire economy. Each wallet has a maximum amount of blocks that will generate you the maximum reward you can possibly get. So in our system when we realized this and we concluded that if you add another wallet once this threshold is met you can begin maxing out that new wallet and its blocks as well. Then you can start a rotation, because as time goes on, more coins are minted and bigger blocks need structured to get your maximum rewards in the other wallets you had maxed out. So as you fill new wallets up, you can then go back to your first wallet and begin buying coins and increasing your block sizes once again. This makes it so we are continually buying coins and helping to make the market for those coins more steady in value, and rising as we invest daily. NOTICE Just as I predicted, Sparked is now back above his earnings from before his decrease in his staking weight. As soon as he catches up his images you will see the proof, before the big decrease he was making roughly 0.00419274 a day, and today his earnings were 0.00423634. Yes a small increase, however our HyperStake wallet did not stake yesterday, and the OKCash wallet was recompiled and the blocks within were restructured and generated less stakes for the past 24 hours as well. So right now his income increased but his staking % decreased by almost 50% on the pool, and not all the wallets performed as well as they normally do. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 22, 2015, 05:44:27 PM earnings for day 7 ad 8 put together.
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on April 27, 2015, 05:59:50 AM This is the last week for the Early Payout Bonus. Congrats to all the winners during this promotion. This weeks early payout bonus winners are as follows. Congratulations Renard (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/0e73521834073d4e7782fc634be53e6dac6346964bc087d403b71f8d1329645a) andyrool (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/6bd2156a925bf48f16145fcce91a731ce9b294ea3f706adb6aac58e9d01eea1e) autospamfighter (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/08705997b08a54a17c2faf34b11c9ef03a3a50b812cd30912a34c8da88253ca3) Regular Payouts are as follows. Mulletwang (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/d986da4f83ad6e3bb2b802d48dc49af34dfc33f14d489599233f19c21f8c498a) tyacan81 (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/9c88502e2a632169ac20cc08442455481c4ba445e7e5ad98912e0c4677d4f05f) shialsuoto (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/baba4e93060c8dc0d21354332866e3b33a8d5f2ea5d3bae1aa66a540919030e6) Ghaiana (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/ea47fe38d92e170bafaba3a524a11d76a7a52271fc4f37b135908f726fab084e) LuisCorinthiano (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/31a1a00b9afa0850a30c0770ccec5fdbc7dfb84309ec975ffa5943776d1e1c17) ollibertinho (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/d01bff9bf02163c795d8952adbd8a164a817d07ff145da7173809b4c16d61b91) precrime3 (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/fac61cd0906477ee443a15ae2aa47bf090c0b7069a8e87a4f40b4e4ffbc79af5) wuhotan (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/b9b995cd8fe8e2d9f06c9034b1412dfd421e3d743fd5de837c6fba68159248ce) ofeefee (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/b3eeb24132f77d2feea4ec441f9a143fd10f65ce2f1ea29ac641c5a180c19c07) coyne1981 (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/eef7ea5fb2063391cc77eebdad88749fbb1d49405d6c83c1f87ac6ffa86d8ee8) Niliv (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/bbdb0eb659936edbe8c6ffd1fafcd7740e1fff2c6178148a9bd367d97c587647) gribgo (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/cd307d0946a06375069432550a88908a8d489b2dc5712d654004637508a1b6dd) You can view all of our transaction and payouts on our Payouts Page (https://stakeminers.com/transactions.php) We also post updates of the wallets we are staking in so you can keep track of your investment on your members accounts page. Everyone who was paid out will see their accounts page has all the information listed for your records. Thank you to all of our investors for another great week. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 27, 2015, 06:04:21 AM I will update once i get to my pc.
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on April 30, 2015, 10:15:52 AM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 30, 2015, 10:29:24 AM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Its not off the directory is just locked Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 30, 2015, 10:55:21 AM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Seems its working now. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on April 30, 2015, 12:30:02 PM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Seems its working now. Yes, everything s fine. Guess a temporary glitch. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on April 30, 2015, 12:53:55 PM recent update of earnings.
http://i.gyazo.com/9d4ce77d1c39f924f74948dd629dfb1a.png Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on May 01, 2015, 04:21:01 AM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Seems its working now. Yes, everything s fine. Guess a temporary glitch. I am so sorry, I was trying to add another layer of security to our account information and applied it to the wrong folder. Sorry about that. It is indeed back up and running again. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on May 01, 2015, 10:30:07 AM I will update once i get to my pc. The server seems to be offline. Anyone can verify this? Seems its working now. Yes, everything s fine. Guess a temporary glitch. I am so sorry, I was trying to add another layer of security to our account information and applied it to the wrong folder. Sorry about that. It is indeed back up and running again. How do you plan to deal with PoS diminishing resources? For example, TEK s not paying even close to what they used to pay due to PoS difficulty going up. Great service BTW. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: jdebunt on May 01, 2015, 12:59:06 PM Looks like I'll need to research this topic a bit more, the service looks very interesting though :)
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: arallmuus on May 01, 2015, 02:06:38 PM Looks like I'll need to research this topic a bit more, the service looks very interesting though :) Dont need to, here is the whole novel of my Q&A session with cyberpinoy, you can chime in and read things about how things work to save your time of researching the whole thing from scratch https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.msg11131620#msg11131620 P.S : Cyberpinoy, I told you this whole session Q&A may be usefull for a potential investor ;) Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: cyberpinoy on May 03, 2015, 10:19:43 AM How do you plan to deal with PoS diminishing resources? For example, TEK s not paying even close to what they used to pay due to PoS difficulty going up. Great service BTW. As we get new investors, we are buying coins all the time, every time we add coins our weight is strengthened which helps us to maintain our strength. Block structuring is also very important to help make sure you get the stakes you want to get. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on May 03, 2015, 01:42:03 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received.
Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: Bicknellski on May 03, 2015, 01:59:14 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on May 03, 2015, 02:12:43 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: arallmuus on May 03, 2015, 03:01:24 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% Any particular reason on why you are taking out your investment with Stakeminers?. I thought you are happy with your earnings In short, I can tell that is a very huge loss you got there 2 BTC x 0.3 = 0.6 BTC 2 BTC - 0.6 BTC + 0.0568 BTC ( your earning with them ) = 1.4568 BTC . That is like a loss of 131$ if you use the current rate Well the good point is atleast they are sticking to their words of returning your investment, but there are some small fineprint that a massive fee might be included if you are withdrawing your intial investment Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. EDIT : perhaps you can lock this thread if you are no longer investing with them Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on May 03, 2015, 03:23:49 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% Any particular reason on why you are taking out your investment with Stakeminers?. I thought you are happy with your earnings In short, I can tell that is a very huge loss you got there 2 BTC x 0.3 = 0.6 BTC 2 BTC - 0.6 BTC + 0.0568 BTC ( your earning with them ) = 1.4568 BTC . That is like a loss of 131$ if you use the current rate Well the good point is atleast they are sticking to their words of returning your investment, but there are some small fineprint that a massive fee might be included if you are withdrawing your intial investment Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. EDIT : perhaps you can lock this thread if you are no longer investing with them Its not that i had a bad experience i just felt i could earn more day trading. By investing in new stores or services being offered in the bitcoin community. They have always answered back and told me what was happening or if any delays might have occurred. But as i said before service isn't meant for people who are impulsive i just found something with bigger higher and faster returns so that's my reasoning for backing out. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: Gleb Gamow on May 03, 2015, 05:57:31 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% Any particular reason on why you are taking out your investment with Stakeminers?. I thought you are happy with your earnings In short, I can tell that is a very huge loss you got there 2 BTC x 0.3 = 0.6 BTC 2 BTC - 0.6 BTC + 0.0568 BTC ( your earning with them ) = 1.4568 BTC . That is like a loss of 131$ if you use the current rate Well the good point is atleast they are sticking to their words of returning your investment, but there are some small fineprint that a massive fee might be included if you are withdrawing your intial investment Day 3 earnings. -snip- Are you personally happy with these earnings? Would you recommend the service? Well at the moment its close to what mining with 1thash miner would get you daily. But has the ability for faster roi from staking. Coins go up in value so the amount earned can be the same or it can sky rocket. So i don't see why not a few people are saying they been pay out before so its more of a personal pref i think. If you want to invest you can always pull your investment out anytime i believe. EDIT : perhaps you can lock this thread if you are no longer investing with them Its not that i had a bad experience i just felt i could earn more day trading. By investing in new stores or services being offered in the bitcoin community. They have always answered back and told me what was happening or if any delays might have occurred. But as i said before service isn't meant for people who are impulsive i just found something with bigger higher and faster returns so that's my reasoning for backing out. I would be impatient also, for Leroy Fodor is only paying out ~578% ROI every 6 months. Sorry to read that Leroy kept 30% of your moneys for withdrawing early, not that he needs it being that he and his wife, Katrina, own the largest bitcoin mining farm in all of the Philippines. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: crazyivan on May 03, 2015, 07:34:48 PM I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared Wasn't fast enough?????? What it is in your opinion fast enough? There s no legit crypto service which can give you under 6-8 month ROI. I ve been into crypto for a long time and every single service which promised 2-3 months ROI ended as a scam. If you like to gamble, that s a different story. Still, losing 30% was a very bad decision. That withdrawal fee ate your profits. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com "Confirmed" Post by: mtwelve on May 04, 2015, 12:40:17 AM Why did the title change to "confirmed"
Title: Re: StakeMiners.com "Confirmed" Post by: SparkedDev on May 04, 2015, 12:44:33 AM Why did the title change to "confirmed" Because they do payout investments minus a fee, but it says on the site what your fee will be because when your pulling and messing up everyones profits. whether or not i agree with it is a whole other story. As to anyone else i don't much care that i lost, not going to break the pocket thats what investments should be money that you can afford to mess around with. Quote Well your sign up date was 2015-04-15 01:12:16 and I think you deposited near this date as well, so that is not even 30 days yet so the fee would be 30%. Unfortunately, I would have to enforce it because a withdraw of 2 BTC is a huge negative impact on the pool. Here is the FAQ CAN I WITHDRAW MY INVESTMENT AND GET IT BACK. Yes, at anytime a StakeMiners.com investor may request to have his investment back by submitting a request to the support department. Once received and approved your investment, minus a withdraw fee, will be returned on the next scheduled payout day to the Bitcoins payout address we have in our records for you. WHY IS THERE A WITHDRAW FEE. This is a staking service, and withdrawing large sums of coins out of the staking wallets actually penalizes the other members of the pool. We must impose a withdraw fee to deter people form withdrawing their coins a day after they invest. We understand the need to test our withdraw system, however if we must penalize the other members of the pool to satisfy your test there must be a penalty for such actions. The withdraw fee decreases the longer your investment stays in the Pool. This means if you deposit today and withdraw tomorrow your fee will be much higher than if you deposit today and withdraw 3 months from now. And the TOS 8.4. Withdraw Fees will be imposed for investors wishing to withdraw their investment. The schedule for such a withdraw is as follows. Investment Withdrawn Within 30 days 30% fee, Investment Withdrawn Within 60 days 20% fee, Investment Withdrawn Within 90 days 10% fee, Investment Withdrawn Within 120 days or more 5% fee. Fees are Imposed because every person is penalized when a withdraw of fund must be made. In order to deter this we have imposed hefty fees dependant on the level of penalty you have imposed on the loyal members of StakeMiners.com I read and understood the tos no one scammed me i played the cards i was dealt. Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: Bicknellski on May 04, 2015, 03:38:47 AM So unproven really.
They lock you in longer term and no easy way withdrawal "early" without pain. That is just not a good investment. Sounds more like a pyramid / ponzi style system that a longer term investment. Why not just buy and hold BTC? How does this site actually make an investor money? Explain it in simple terms. I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% Title: Re: StakeMiners.com Post by: SparkedDev on May 04, 2015, 03:49:33 AM So unproven really. They lock you in longer term and no easy way withdrawal "early" without pain. That is just not a good investment. Sounds more like a pyramid / ponzi style system that a longer term investment. Why not just buy and hold BTC? How does this site actually make an investor money? Explain it in simple terms. I have withdrawn my investment payment is being received. Felt it wasn't fast enough. Was charge a 30% withdraw fee on my 2.0001btc investment. https://blockchain.info/tx/2540cf1b407043bf078b54be6d254c5be77f61752501f662e14b1398f4852e91 Bitcoin transfer unconfirmed will update when its cleared. -edit- refund cleared So you lost BTC on this investment? Only because i was impatient. And not really i had bought the btc in a 178 so all i lost was profit on the btc its self. This is better for people who arnt active investors looking for big gains in a short time like im used to. But they said they would repay investments and they paid mine back -30% I mostly invest btc in services or new businesses. You win some you lose some this is the game real investors take when trying to find a nice stable fast roi. As for its being a ponzi i couldn't tell you, but i lost 30% because it negatively effects everyone else. Pretty sure ponzis don't give you crap back so idk. I posted the links in the OP so more reading can be done on the service i was fully aware of the risk, and took it but i found something with faster higher roi only reason i pulled out. Not worried about the lose because i could afford to lose it. |