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Title: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: icanscript on May 12, 2015, 10:19:35 PM Hi,
I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: thebenjamincode on May 15, 2015, 07:13:16 AM Hi, I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral oh no! is this real? are they the same owners? i've just sent my passport to them and my work ID ??? Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: FFrankie on May 15, 2015, 09:01:13 AM Hi, I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral Basic Spend amount : Min $10, Max $10,000 Daily Profit : 5% for 200 days, paid 7 days a week. Total returns: 1000% There is no way it is possible to invest in gold at anytime and have a 1000% profit in 200 days. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: EvBitcoinFan on May 15, 2015, 11:13:24 AM I have to say I have a hard time believing they are the same people. They seem like a legitimate startup in Canada. Also their 10g gold cube contest, one which I was a winner of has their name embossed into the gold. Seems like a lot of work compared to what is being claimed at a previous incarnation? Did the domain expire and get used by the now new bitgold.com?
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: icanscript on May 15, 2015, 11:58:22 AM I have to say I have a hard time believing they are the same people. They seem like a legitimate startup in Canada. Also their 10g gold cube contest, one which I was a winner of has their name embossed into the gold. Seems like a lot of work compared to what is being claimed at a previous incarnation? Did the domain expire and get used by the now new bitgold.com? Well I do imagine it is a different startup. But I was just pointing out the domain history and the link. I did find this though - https://web.archive.org/web/20140209215245/http://www.bitgold.com/ Also the whois shows it was updated (could be details like company or could be a transfer) and now has the status clientTransferProhibited. This would however have to have been manually asked to be put back on after a transfer. When I have transferred domains in the past clientTransferProhibited needs to be removed so transfer can commence. It seems to have expired and been bough back in 2006. I have sent them a few questions anyway asking for further info just to see if they say any different. Quote Creation Date: 2006-03-21T02:50:39Z Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited Quote Domain Name: bitgold.com Registry Domain ID: 383287469_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.gandi.net Registrar URL: http://www.gandi.net Updated Date: 2014-09-19T23:20:34Z Creation Date: 2006-03-21T02:50:39Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2017-03-21T01:50:39Z Registrar: GANDI SAS Registrar IANA ID: 81 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@support.gandi.net Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +33.170377661 Reseller: Amazon Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited Domain Status: Domain Status: Domain Status: Domain Status: Registry Registrant ID: Registrant Name: Roy Sebag Registrant Organization: BITGOLD INC. Registrant Street: 390 Bay St. Suite 806 Registrant City: Toronto Registrant State/Province: Ontario Registrant Postal Code: M5H 2Y2 Registrant Country: CA Registrant Phone: +1.6472591785 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: roy@bitgold.com Registry Admin ID: Admin Name: Roy Sebag Admin Organization: BITGOLD INC. Admin Street: 390 Bay St. Suite 806 Admin City: Toronto Admin State/Province: Ontario Admin Postal Code: M5H 2Y2 Admin Country: CA Admin Phone: +1.6472591785 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: roy@bitgold.com Registry Tech ID: Tech Name: Roy Sebag Tech Organization: BITGOLD INC. Tech Street: 390 Bay St. Suite 806 Tech City: Toronto Tech State/Province: Ontario Tech Postal Code: M5H 2Y2 Tech Country: CA Tech Phone: +1.6472591785 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: roy@bitgold.com Name Server: NS-764.AWSDNS-31.NET Name Server: NS-1048.AWSDNS-03.ORG Name Server: NS-330.AWSDNS-41.COM Name Server: NS-1931.AWSDNS-49.CO.UK Name Server: Name Server: Name Server: Name Server: Name Server: Name Server: DNSSEC: Unsigned Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Scamc0p on May 15, 2015, 12:16:24 PM I have to say I have a hard time believing they are the same people. They seem like a legitimate startup in Canada. Also their 10g gold cube contest, one which I was a winner of has their name embossed into the gold. Seems like a lot of work compared to what is being claimed at a previous incarnation? Did the domain expire and get used by the now new bitgold.com? You won the contest and received the cube of gold? Did you have to pay for shipping(where was the parcel sent from and was their a name or just the company's signage) and is it pure or just combination of other metals like filler metals?I too am sceptical before putting any bitcoin or money into this. I want to know if it pays out what they claim to offer "Their weight in gold!" ::) Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: remistevens on May 19, 2015, 11:29:17 PM I don't think its a scam and it has some notable backers. Instead I think its an attempt to take on Bitcoin and cryptos for low international fees. Basically you purchase a digital representation of gold they have in a vault somewhere. To make an international transfer, you would transfer your ownership of that gold to someone abroad. But make no mistake they are not using a blockchain, its 100% centralized and operated by a company. It has absolutely nothing to do with BTC whatsoever beyond taking on Bitcoin through marketing with the word "bit".
If you're into Bitcoin for low fees, it might be worth looking at. If you're here for the innovation, the infallibility, incorruptibility and free market of decentralized cryptos - its definitely not for you. At the end of the day it is absolutely no different than standard banking except that the asset they back the bank with is gold and they promise not to create any debt. So they promise not to create more digital Bitgold money than there is real gold in their vault. The big failing with this is that its in their best interest to put more bitgold on their books than they have in their vaults. And if they don't break their promise about creating debt, someone else surely will because it would be the most obvious way to profit from the business they are running. If its successful and they are honest, they are doomed to be run out of business by more profitable competitors offering the same service but being smarter about it. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: hedgy73 on May 20, 2015, 07:11:24 AM I'm sitting on the fence with this one but nothing at all would surprise me in this game anymore.
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: icanscript on May 20, 2015, 07:23:17 AM I sent an email from their site and an email to "roy" about 5 days ago now asking some questions about the history of bitgold.
No Reply. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: cesmak on May 20, 2015, 07:24:38 AM I sent an email from their site and an email to "roy" about 5 days ago now asking some questions about the history of bitgold. No Reply. I'm interested too... keep us informed if you receive an answer..... Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: pedrog on May 25, 2015, 11:15:04 PM You can know more about BitGold here: https://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=xau.v
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: wunkbone on May 28, 2015, 09:35:25 AM And also you can sell or buy bitgold against btc at :
https://tntswap.com/market/55 at 0% fees till next announcement ;) Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Ilan123 on June 08, 2015, 09:46:30 PM It appears that a lot of people are signing up on this new Site as they award free Gold after account approval, I just enquired further about it and then received the following email response:
"Thank you for initiating your sign-up. Currently, your account activation is pending approval. Once approved, the bonus gold will be credited to your account. Due to an overwhelming number of referrals, this can take up to 5 business days or more. We appreciate your patience regarding this matter. Please note, different countries have various promotions running at different times, so follow us on our Social Media to keep up to date on promotions in your region." It seems legit so far anyway Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: erikalui on June 10, 2015, 01:50:19 PM Bitgold is a trusted website and I've known people who have managed to redeem sucessfully. They rejected my ID card recently as they require a passport or another national ID card for verification. Their customer support is responsive which proves they are reliable.
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: 2dogs on July 20, 2015, 07:52:15 PM Thanks, icanscript, for the heads up.
Will stay away from this and caution others to do so also. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: AlaaSaad on July 24, 2015, 01:35:58 AM Hi, I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral SCAM ALERT !!!!! BitGold is completely scam.... I had an account with them and my friend sent $850 to my account to redeem it as he has no bank account to redeem the funds, my balance became $850 and every thing was great..... Then i tried to link my bank account to my BitGold account to redeem these funds, After 1 hour they disabled my account !!!!!!!!!!!! I sent them 4 support message to know what is wrong but NO ANSWER !!!!!!!! After 3 days they sent me this funny mail: "Your account has been suspended in connection with the distribution of fraudulently obtained funds. The funds have been returned to the original cardholder and your account will remain suspended. Thank you! Kind regards, Melanie VP of Customer Success BitGold Inc. Phone: (647) 977 9004 | Fax: (647) 499 4435 | Toll-free 1800 854 7418 melanie@bitgold.com | www.bitgold.com" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of course this is the same email which they send to all victims considering that they got their gold using Credit Card but in my case i don't use any Credit Cards, these funds was sent to me as i told you before !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO BE ATTENTION ...... BitGold is completely SCAM Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: cesmak on July 24, 2015, 07:33:30 AM Hi, I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral SCAM ALERT !!!!! BitGold is completely scam.... I had an account with them and my friend sent $850 to my account to redeem it as he has no bank account to redeem the funds, my balance became $850 and every thing was great..... Then i tried to link my bank account to my BitGold account to redeem these funds, After 1 hour they disabled my account !!!!!!!!!!!! I sent them 4 support message to know what is wrong but NO ANSWER !!!!!!!! After 3 days they sent me this funny mail: "Your account has been suspended in connection with the distribution of fraudulently obtained funds. The funds have been returned to the original cardholder and your account will remain suspended. Thank you! Kind regards, Melanie VP of Customer Success BitGold Inc. Phone: (647) 977 9004 | Fax: (647) 499 4435 | Toll-free 1800 854 7418 melanie@bitgold.com | www.bitgold.com" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of course this is the same email which they send to all victims considering that they got their gold using Credit Card but in my case i don't use any Credit Cards, these funds was sent to me as i told you before !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO BE ATTENTION ...... BitGold is completely SCAM I'm not here to defend bitGold, but for what i've read on their site, you have to link a personal bank account (and personal means that you own that bank account) before you start sending money from a bank account, ad that you can't receive money from other bank accounts that are not in your personal use (intestate to your name), this because some country are not allowed to deal with this service, and receive money from another account not in you own property can cause to them problems, because it could be of a country not allowed for their services.... this is what i've understood reading tos and faqs... Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: OmegaStarScream on July 24, 2015, 07:40:09 AM I won't say that I didn't expect this to be honest , I provided my informations for the registration only but nothing for Bank or whatever . they really attracted shitload of people with their method of "invite a friend , he gets 25$ of gold , and you get 25$ of gold" (depends on country of course) . and the withrawal is after two months so we will see in couple of months how legit is this ;D
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Xandrah on July 27, 2015, 01:33:45 PM Just another Ponzi Scam in my eyes.
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: BitGold_Derrick on July 28, 2015, 12:38:00 AM I can assure you we are not a scam. We are a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada's largest stock exchange in history!
We have zero failure of payout or physical gold distribution. We are audited daily but the largest accounting firm in the country, to ensure complete compliance & accuracy. Please don't listen to rumours, as they are a witch hunt at best. Continue to enjoy BitGold - the way of the future! Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Insertion on July 28, 2015, 12:39:18 AM I can assure you we are not a scam. We are a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada's largest stock exchange in history! We have zero failure of payout or physical gold distribution. We are audited daily but the largest accounting firm in the country, to ensure complete compliance & accuracy. Please don't listen to rumours, as they are a witch hunt at best. Continue to enjoy BitGold - the way of the future! So you're the owner of the company? Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 12:41:40 AM I can assure you we are not a scam. We are a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada's largest stock exchange in history! We have zero failure of payout or physical gold distribution. We are audited daily but the largest accounting firm in the country, to ensure complete compliance & accuracy. Please don't listen to rumours, as they are a witch hunt at best. Continue to enjoy BitGold - the way of the future! I was outta this convo till a principal stopped by wantin' to cease the "witch hunt". Tell us more about that daily Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: BitGold_Derrick on July 28, 2015, 12:48:04 AM Large accounting firms do not work for free. Because your questions are clearly not serious, I will not answer them.
Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 12:59:06 AM Large accounting firms do not work for free. Because your questions are clearly not serious, I will not answer them. Derrick Schwabe of 4917 50th Ave, Suite 207 Camrose, ALBERTA T4V 0S2 Canada, I say that by taking such a stance you fucked up big time. Where the fuck do you get off with claiming that my questions are "clearly not serious"? Bitgold customer: Can we see the audit for the gold in your vaults? Bitgold: Obviously, your question is clearly not serious, thus go fuck yourself. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: BitGold_Derrick on July 28, 2015, 01:09:12 AM 1. Excess vulgarity
2. Asking if large accounting firms work for free (this is either not serious or very stupid) 3. Joining a witch hunt You just lost your opportunity as being seen as someone legitimate, sorry! BitGold customers are always welcome to contact us with questions, comments, etc. If I am wrong about this witch hunt, please feel free to present a list of confirmed victims of our services. However this will be impossible. Continue to enjoy BitGold! Case closed. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 01:20:44 AM Hi, I have seen many referrals today for this site, usually this is a warning sign to a Ponzi/HYIP. https://www.bitgold.com After reading some of the posts it appears they want all your personal details to provide you with some "virtual" gold. which they hold for you. until you can collect at a vault, and im wondering how easy that would be... I have also seen this website design, images before now on a few other sites. Originally back in 2005, BitGold.com was a HYIP, You can view the wayback machine archive below. Wayback Machine showing BitGold in 2005: https://web.archive.org/web/20050403034103/http://www.bitgold.com/ Since then, BitGold appeared to be doing very little, until January. Please people be wary of this. Other Links of Interest https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1059006.0 <-- Referral https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1054232.0 <-- Referral Yep, in due time the old bitgold.com developed a negative connotation toward its brand under the direction of the infamous Hajji Mbagne DIOP (https://web.archive.org/web/20010311192021/http://www.bitgold.com/). After a five-year run, the old bitgold.com took an ~5-year hiatus to emerge as the Bitcoin-themed bitgold.com: https://web.archive.org/web/20110717111117/http://www.bitgold.com/ Early in 2014, the new Bitgold introduced itself to the world, doing so without procuring the domain name, for [fuckin'] clearly it was supposedly still for sale on May 9, 2014: https://web.archive.org/web/20140209215245/http://www.bitgold.com/ A smart outfit would not only make sure that a brand does not have any negative connotation attached to it, but make sure it's available prior to getting the brand registered. That, or they fucked up big time in that regard, but you can trust them with your gold. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitGold Quote A major contributor to this article appears to have a close connection with its subject. It may require cleanup to comply with Wikipedia's content policies, particularly neutral point of view. Please discuss further on the talk page.(July 2015) That's what extent the BitGold dudes will go through to advance their snake oil. Not a serious question: At only a 1% transaction fee, how much gold has to exchange hands at BitGold so that Alexander Soros, the son of George Soros, can see a return on his $21.4 million investment? Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 01:29:49 AM 1. Excess vulgarity 2. Asking if large accounting firms work for free (this is either not serious or very stupid) 3. Joining a witch hunt You just lost your opportunity as being seen as someone legitimate, sorry! BitGold customers are always welcome to contact us with questions, comments, etc. If I am wrong about this witch hunt, please feel free to present a list of confirmed victims of our services. However this will be impossible. Continue to enjoy BitGold! Case closed. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150803.msg9353552#msg9353552 https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/504/19882741858_d38120ae1e_b.jpg Let me guess: You're paid the big bucks at BitGold, that's why you're here to see if you can destroy its brand in six posts or less. I'd say you've done it in exactly three, giving you a bye on your first and second post. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 01:50:43 AM 1. Excess vulgarity 2. Asking if large accounting firms work for free (this is either not serious or very stupid) 3. Joining a witch hunt You just lost your opportunity as being seen as someone legitimate, sorry! BitGold customers are always welcome to contact us with questions, comments, etc. If I am wrong about this witch hunt, please feel free to present a list of confirmed victims of our services. However this will be impossible. Continue to enjoy BitGold! Case closed. 1. Excess vulgarity. (Poor little Derrick was hurt and had to hunt his mommy's titties to suck on because I used the word 'fuck' three times.) 2. Asking if large accounting firms work for free (this is either not serious or very stupid) (I was driving the point home because everywhere I looked, BitGold espouses the accounting aspect but NEVER addresses the audit of the actual gold.) 3. Joining a witch hunt (Derrick adds up 1 and 2 and comes to the conclusion that I, or anybody else who speaks ill of BitGold is on a witch hunt.) Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 02:35:16 AM https://twitter.com/dmacmullin/status/607359137643532289
http://s3.postimg.org/ddnd4189v/rdd.jpg Okay, since BitGold had yet to conduct an audit of its physical gold, I conducted the audit. As you can see, all of BitGolg's gold is safe and sound and ALL accounted for, and stored as a Tweet. http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/1377303517_tumblr_lgpfc1DfU01qeweuno1_500.jpg "Fuck the gold! We're only here for the witch-hunt." Quote please feel free to present a list of confirmed victims of our services. Number of Bitcoin-related entities still around today after expressing virtually the same clause: 0 I'd say that this Derrick dude is the Inaba of BitGold. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: el kaka22 on July 28, 2015, 08:26:01 AM Oh, that 2005 bitgold site is just like today's hyips :( However I believe the domain have chaned owner, as the wayback machine have featured even older screenshots of that site, and the site looks like a throwaway (i.e. fake company website which intended to sell their site). Or the old owner of the domain don't extend the expiry date of the domain, and it got registered by another.
BTW I also wanted to get some free gold there but I had an account right before they started the campaign and I got nothing :( Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 05:46:06 PM Oh, that 2005 bitgold site is just like today's hyips :( However I believe the domain have chaned owner, as the wayback machine have featured even older screenshots of that site, and the site looks like a throwaway (i.e. fake company website which intended to sell their site). Or the old owner of the domain don't extend the expiry date of the domain, and it got registered by another. BTW I also wanted to get some free gold there but I had an account right before they started the campaign and I got nothing :( Whoever owned bitgold.com back in the day wouldn't have given it up so easily due to it having some value. And surely some Bitcoiner wouldn't have ended up with it. And surely BitGold wouldn't have started a company named BitGold without FIRST obtaining the domain name that was STILL for sale when BitGold was incorporated. I honestly believe that those who were behind the old BitGold are one and the same behind the new BitGold making us believe that the site has changed hands no less than twice over the years since its HYIP days. If Derrick didn't have his and others dicks up his ass so far, he would have came here and shed proper light on the subject oppose to echoing what other one-post-count users were crying - witch-hunt! So not to disappoint, yes, I'm officially on a witch-hunt pertaining to BitGold thanks to Derrick's efforts. Oh, and I don't have to worry 'bout him refuting my discoveries because he's done with me since having already wasted my question, albeit asked in the name of others. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 06:56:51 PM BitGold is directly connected to GCX.io which is also directly connected to Anthem Vault. If you don't like one, we'll funnel your ass to another entity we're associated with that it, too, has its accounting paperwork audited on a daily basis. Where's the gold, you ask? That's a secret, but rest assured that it, too, has been audited and surveyed and that there's no monkey business afoot, wink, wink, wink.
GoldMoney produces gold bars in an undisclosed located in the UK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPWEtO0Mc84 Question: How is it possible for an entity that has an operational blast furnace get a business license to operate in the UK sans disclosing its location? Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: Gleb Gamow on July 28, 2015, 07:25:40 PM http://www.thewhir.com/web-hosting-news/canadian-startup-bitgold-receives-3-5-million-series-funding-plans
Quote “The flexibility of the BitGold platform allows gold to be a core savings account coupled with digital currency for seamless global payments, or as a natural-world storage and safety valve for an inevitable internet of money.” In laymen's terms: We will lie on our backs with the unicorns and jack-off to the rainbows in the sky. Quote Other services such as Bitreserve, Bitcoin Bullion, DigitalTangible and Amagi Metals offer similar services to BitGold. I wonder why they didn't mention their Hayek or Netagio. Title: Re: BitGold - http://www.bitgold.com - I believe this is a Ponzi/HYIP Post by: gcxgold on January 31, 2016, 03:58:58 PM BitGold is directly connected to GCX.io which is also directly connected to Anthem Vault. Hi there! GCX here and we've just stumbled upon this. We are in no way shape or form affiliated to, have done business with or share any direct or indirect relationship with BitGold or AnthemVault. We are direct competitors and that's pretty much where it ends. Happy to answer any and all your questions. Regards, GCX.io |
