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Title: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 15, 2016, 03:42:21 PM It's just another website that I found ... from Cointelegraph. As usual I keep asking about website advertised in Cointelegraph because they have a history on promoting scams (e.g BitPlutos) .
So whoever have information's about this https://coince.com/ website please share with us . Also if someone could explain how it exactly works , It would be awesome because I didn't fully understand . Title: Re: Coinice - Too good to be true ? Post by: bitcoin revo on February 15, 2016, 03:56:01 PM Well... it's a website that doesn't has a host, so you can't even access it normally. Also, its WHOIS information is hidden, which is something that any upright business would never do.
But if you found it from a website that advertises anything they can get their hands on, and the offer seems too good to be true, typically it'll be a hoax. Title: Re: Coinice - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 15, 2016, 04:03:16 PM Well... it's a website that doesn't has a host, so you can't even access it normally. Also, its WHOIS information is hidden, which is something that any upright business would never do. But if you found it from a website that advertises anything they can get their hands on, and the offer seems too good to be true, typically it'll be a hoax. I found those information's about their site on another website : Quote Domain for 18 years (registered 22 January 2004, active till 2022); Dedicated server — IP 186.2.167.46; DDOS protection by DDOS-GUARD; Licensed script GolDCoders; Domain registrar ENOM, INC; SSL certificate + GreenBar for 2 years by Symantec Corporation; Official certificate: № 06470633 (check here http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/) Unique design; Original content; Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: mkc on February 15, 2016, 08:39:54 PM I have been burned by mining investment more than once, my advice is stay away.
People tend to think this one is difference, but they are not. Buying bitcoin and put them away is the best strategy. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Coaxme on February 16, 2016, 12:03:34 AM Keep away from that site
its just another HYIP you will not even take your ROI. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: robelneo on February 16, 2016, 07:04:55 AM They are well publicized have seen them every where,where their are bitcoin related advertisement,but like all the other investment site,they are an hyip and a ponzi scheme,but surprisingly they managed to stay on business for quite some time if the domain information i bet they just bought this domain for their advantage,it's an old hyip trick.
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: mexxer-2 on February 16, 2016, 07:10:31 AM Another MLM ponzi
Quote AFFILIATE PROGRAM 5%1st 2%2nd 1%3rd Learn More Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 16, 2016, 07:14:28 AM They are well publicized have seen them every where,where their are bitcoin related advertisement,but like all the other investment site,they are an hyip and a ponzi scheme,but surprisingly they managed to stay on business for quite some time if the domain information i bet they just bought this domain for their advantage,it's an old hyip trick. Indeed , but I mean it's not like they are on the internet only , because they have a video on youtube and someone shown his face , so are those hyip (whatever that means) legal ? how they can't be afraid from getting arrested . @mexer , what MLM means Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: pinoycash on February 16, 2016, 07:15:44 AM its a HYIP/Ponzi, you invest and hope to get paid daily. ;D Goodluck
Their just bought an OLD domain, its combo trick EVSEAL + OLD Domain = more trust from in inexperience hyip players Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: altcoinhosting2 on February 16, 2016, 07:17:17 AM To bad they did not allow crawling, otherwise this might have told us something about the history of the page:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://coince.com/ Anways, i always follow the old logic: "if it seems to good to be true, it probably is". So i'll steer clear of this website Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: ranlo on February 16, 2016, 07:28:03 AM Well... it's a website that doesn't has a host, so you can't even access it normally. Also, its WHOIS information is hidden, which is something that any upright business would never do. But if you found it from a website that advertises anything they can get their hands on, and the offer seems too good to be true, typically it'll be a hoax. Hidden WHOIS information doesn't mean they're a scam. Most people I know that aren't even related to cryptos or letting people pay them (i.e., they can't scam because they're just information/fun sites) also hide theirs. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: mexxer-2 on February 16, 2016, 07:32:16 AM @mexer , what MLM means Quote multi-level marketing Something similar to MMM ponzi actually: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1211947.0Hidden WHOIS information doesn't mean they're a scam. Most people I know that aren't even related to cryptos or letting people pay them (i.e., they can't scam because they're just information/fun sites) also hide theirs. True but common sense follows, if they are not a legitimate bussiness the last thing they'd want others to know would be their IRL information for people to come slap them with a wet fish(figure of speech). Which seems to be the exact thing they are doing here.Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: ranlo on February 16, 2016, 07:40:00 AM @mexer , what MLM means Quote multi-level marketing Something similar to MMM ponzi actually: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1211947.0Hidden WHOIS information doesn't mean they're a scam. Most people I know that aren't even related to cryptos or letting people pay them (i.e., they can't scam because they're just information/fun sites) also hide theirs. True but common sense follows, if they are not a legitimate bussiness the last thing they'd want others to know would be their IRL information for people to come slap them with a wet fish(figure of speech). Which seems to be the exact thing they are doing here.Yeah, definitely not saying they're legitimate -- their MLM itself makes it shady. Just saying that the hidden WHOIS doesn't say a lot, :p. That said, I'm one of those that trusts NO MLMs. Ever. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: SFR10 on February 16, 2016, 08:54:30 AM Although they seem to have a good design and have not made a visible mistake (that I know so far) on their website, there are some suspicious activity on their plans so I wouldn't trust them and others shouldn't as well. Their websites expires in 2022 and have been around since 2004 but their SSL certificate expires in 2017 and was obtained since 2015 only. It has been listed on the following website since last month: http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/ and a strange thing I noticed was in the following website it has only positive comments and int he short amount of time (that's a lot of comments and mostly just fake one's to pursue others into investing): http://www.hyipbox.com/review/2390 In short they might operate nicely (for now) but rest assured they will suck every guys pocket if they think for a seconds they will remain good til the end.
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 16, 2016, 09:21:26 AM Although they seem to have a good design and have not made a visible mistake (that I know so far) on their website, there are some suspicious activity on their plans so I wouldn't trust them and others shouldn't as well. Their websites expires in 2022 and have been around since 2004 but their SSL certificate expires in 2017 and was obtained since 2015 only. It has been listed on the following website since last month: http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/ and a strange thing I noticed was in the following website it has only positive comments and int he short amount of time (that's a lot of comments and mostly just fake one's to pursue others into investing): http://www.hyipbox.com/review/2390 In short they might operate nicely (for now) but rest assured they will suck every guys pocket if they think for a seconds they will remain good til the end. Yes speaking about the fake comments , even on Facebook they have shitload of likes on their posts while no Bitcoin business have that probably , same goes for their YouTube video , it have a lot of likes and views but comments are disabled which really makes me think that all this is botted using addmefast or some other services . Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: alko83 on February 16, 2016, 08:57:02 PM Hello guys.
I just came across this site. I also think it's unrealistic, but I can sacrifice $ 10 ;D to see what will happen (though these are only 0.025 BTC). I'll write again soon as I have some information regarding the investment and payments. See you soon ! Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: teddy5145 on February 17, 2016, 02:03:22 AM I was really confused whether this site is legit or not
But it appears they have security certificate from trustwave and norton Can this certificate be a guarantee that they are a legit company? Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: vodaljepa on February 17, 2016, 03:32:24 AM Hello guys. I just came across this site. I also think it's unrealistic, but I can sacrifice $ 10 ;D to see what will happen (though these are only 0.025 BTC). I'll write again soon as I have some information regarding the investment and payments. See you soon ! Let us know how it goes Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 17, 2016, 06:24:37 AM I was really confused whether this site is legit or not But it appears they have security certificate from trustwave and norton Can this certificate be a guarantee that they are a legit company? As far as I know , that only means that they use SSL encryption for the transactions made on the website which means you can trust when you deposit and withdraw etc ... and It also scan daily if it finds malwares or not . Other then that ... I guess there is nothing because Norton or any other company won't test websites of millions of clients just to see if it's legit or not . Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 20, 2016, 10:39:56 AM Hello guys. I just came across this site. I also think it's unrealistic, but I can sacrifice $ 10 ;D to see what will happen (though these are only 0.025 BTC). I'll write again soon as I have some information regarding the investment and payments. See you soon ! Hi it's been four days already , could you give your review ? If you didn't use the website , I may sacrifice 10$ otherwise we will never know how legit this website is . (Even if most of proofs says it's a scam) Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Pursuer on February 20, 2016, 01:46:14 PM it is an obvious scam.
it has all the signs, shady website, it is new, giving profit without anything backing it up, multiple lever referral with high percentage reward. .... Hi it's been four days already , could you give your review ? If you didn't use the website , I may sacrifice 10$ otherwise we will never know how legit this website is . (Even if most of proofs says it's a scam) don't hold your breath. it looks like an attempt to attract attention to the site. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: alko83 on February 21, 2016, 07:40:54 AM I tried to deposit Bitcoin, but give me the error of deposit address.
I wrote to support and answered will fix the problem on Monday. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: teddy5145 on February 21, 2016, 10:09:17 AM I tried to deposit Bitcoin, but give me the error of deposit address. Good luck receiving your deposit thenI wrote to support and answered will fix the problem on Monday. Im a little bit skeptical that you will receive it, they probably will run away with your money :P How much do you put in there? Do you deposit to this site because you want to test this site or you don't know that this site is a scam website ? From the looks of it you don't even know that this website is a scam :( Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: kolesozw on February 21, 2016, 10:31:36 AM Guys its a HYIP and no surprise if it will going to pay investors right now. Of course it will pay at first to build trust and reputation then after they collected enough btc, they will then run away. Yeah a typical ponzi. Invest at your own risk
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: fortunecrypto on February 21, 2016, 03:02:28 PM They are well publicized have seen them every where,where their are bitcoin related advertisement,but like all the other investment site,they are an hyip and a ponzi scheme,but surprisingly they managed to stay on business for quite some time if the domain information i bet they just bought this domain for their advantage,it's an old hyip trick. Indeed , but I mean it's not like they are on the internet only , because they have a video on youtube and someone shown his face , so are those hyip (whatever that means) legal ? how they can't be afraid from getting arrested . @mexer , what MLM means Showing their profile and faces are not guaranty that they are not ponzi and beside you are in trouble if you are investing and you are not living in the United Kingdom As stated on their TOS: You agree not to bring any legal action against Coince in any jurisdiction except the United Kingdom and you shall submit and consent to such jurisdiction. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: adicted on February 21, 2016, 09:05:51 PM Just like what others said, it is an HYIP and it is obvious. It was even listed on some monitors I am watching. And remember if its too good to be true, it usually is. If you are hoping to get a guaranteed return on that one, better stay away from that site. You have to risk your money to have business with them. Personally I am taking risks on HYIPs , haven't tried coince yet though, might try if I got extra Bitcoins :D
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Glucose on February 21, 2016, 09:46:31 PM I tried to deposit Bitcoin, but give me the error of deposit address. I wrote to support and answered will fix the problem on Monday. You probably shouldn't deposit there. Coince is a ponzi and will soon or later run with your money. At least you have been warned... Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 29, 2016, 06:03:01 PM Why all the negative hate? You never know until you try something just like anything in life. Total Active Deposits :$100.00 Invested TOTAL EARNINGS $12.00 I opened the account on Feb 23. Yes it is an HYIP but they do not invest money in mutual funds. The money that you invest is going to supply energy contracts that they buy. They are well publicized have seen them every where,where their are bitcoin related advertisement,but like all the other investment site,they are an hyip and a ponzi scheme,but surprisingly they managed to stay on business for quite some time if the domain information i bet they just bought this domain for their advantage,it's an old hyip trick. Indeed , but I mean it's not like they are on the internet only , because they have a video on youtube and someone shown his face , so are those hyip (whatever that means) legal ? how they can't be afraid from getting arrested . @mexer , what MLM means Showing their profile and faces are not guaranty that they are not ponzi and beside you are in trouble if you are investing and you are not living in the United Kingdom As stated on their TOS: You agree not to bring any legal action against Coince in any jurisdiction except the United Kingdom and you shall submit and consent to such jurisdiction. You are not reading this correctly. That means you cannot have any LEGAL action against them unless you reside in the UK. Honestly , you are a newbie with no posts at all . I'm not accusing you but you could be one of the creators of that website . So I'd prefer see reviews from other people instead of from a brand new account Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Bitinity on February 29, 2016, 07:28:50 PM Why all the negative hate? You never know until you try something just like anything in life. Total Active Deposits :$100.00 Invested TOTAL EARNINGS $12.00 I opened the account on Feb 23. Yes it is an HYIP but they do not invest money in mutual funds. The money that you invest is going to supply energy contracts that they buy. They are well publicized have seen them every where,where their are bitcoin related advertisement,but like all the other investment site,they are an hyip and a ponzi scheme,but surprisingly they managed to stay on business for quite some time if the domain information i bet they just bought this domain for their advantage,it's an old hyip trick. Indeed , but I mean it's not like they are on the internet only , because they have a video on youtube and someone shown his face , so are those hyip (whatever that means) legal ? how they can't be afraid from getting arrested . @mexer , what MLM means Showing their profile and faces are not guaranty that they are not ponzi and beside you are in trouble if you are investing and you are not living in the United Kingdom As stated on their TOS: You agree not to bring any legal action against Coince in any jurisdiction except the United Kingdom and you shall submit and consent to such jurisdiction. You are not reading this correctly. That means you cannot have any LEGAL action against them unless you reside in the UK. Honestly , you are a newbie with no posts at all . I'm not accusing you but you could be one of the creators of that website . So I'd prefer see reviews from other people instead of from a brand new account I think the same, he must be one of their staffs. A new created account then post directly in this thread to give a good opiniom for the ponzi site. But I'm a bit curious of the latest withdrawal stats on their site, it shows some big amount but I cant find any proofs of the transactions. I guess it is just a fake stats. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: emileybeadle on February 29, 2016, 07:33:41 PM Better to check it out with low deposit. Best strategy
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on February 29, 2016, 07:34:41 PM They seem to be organized comparing to other ponzi scheme websites and I don't think those are fake stats or at least they didn't start to scam people because till now , I didn't see even one scam accusation about them which seems weird.
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: RACT on March 05, 2016, 05:14:21 AM i invested here and until i've been payed . I'll inform you if something wrong happens
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: teddy5145 on March 05, 2016, 06:10:18 AM They seem to be organized comparing to other ponzi scheme websites and I don't think those are fake stats or at least they didn't start to scam people because till now , I didn't see even one scam accusation about them which seems weird. They are ponzi, it will collapse sometimesMaybe they wanted to build reputation first to get a lot of money, and then after they get tons of money they will start to run away Just like pb mining did, or ore mining website :( Time will tell us what will happen to this ponzi :P Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Dr.Steve on March 09, 2016, 12:44:12 PM It's called a long con.
Inputs.io did this too. Everyone hopes to be an early investor in a ponzi scheme. Early contributors DO get paid and they help establish the reputation for paying out, enticing others to join in. Then the management closes shop and takes all your coins. If it sounds to good to be true, it's too good to be true. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on March 10, 2016, 10:31:52 AM I tried to find more information's about them and It seems like they have +90 pages on MMG (MoneyMakerGroup) forums : http://www.moneymakergroup.com/Coince-Coincecom-t508817.html&st=1335 and It seems like people are actually using it .
Address they use to receive funds : https://blockchain.info/address/19VNscYLgACxPYPPiirYQZbpVDpunRnrru (It was 107 BTC yesterday and now it's 125 BTC) so people are actually using this shit . Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: stanpinte on March 13, 2016, 11:23:52 AM Hey,
I'm not used to scams/not scams, so I don't belief any non-factual information. I contacted their support, asking why the names of the company directors on the electricty certificate (shown on homepage) did not match the names of company directors listed on https://www.duedil.com/company/06470633/power-supplies-and-equipment-limited. the tech support told me https://www.duedil.com/company/06470633/power-supplies-and-equipment-limited was outdated, which is proving that coince.com is operating under fake credentials (dub & bradstreet report, UK company registration, etc). I also personally contacted the directors of https://www.duedil.com/company/06470633/power-supplies-and-equipment-limited on linkedin, but had no answer. If you contact the directors of genesis-mining.com on linkedin, you'll get a reply. Therefore, don't try it,it is a scam. regardless the amount you invest for trying, (even 10$) it'll be at risk for the number of days needed to receive 10$ back from them. 2% per day is 2cents per day, you'll need 50 days to get your 10$ back. -> if a massive amount of people try with 10$, at that point coince.com has an incentive to default. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: ultimatesky on March 15, 2016, 03:02:01 PM You should not do it there are too many things that can go wrong and you will because of that a lot of money.
They most of such websites are pure scam and want to trick you in. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on March 15, 2016, 03:13:44 PM It's weird , I posted my post on 10 March (post above) and then they suddenly stopped accepting deposits on that address , It seems like now they are generating addresses randomly so no one could track their coins .
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: MaritiJames3 on March 15, 2016, 04:09:10 PM I do not recommend it all, if something is to good to be true, it is good to be true, do not fall for it people.
Some people already did and lost a lot of money, always look here on the forums if the website has reviews and good feedback. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: jt byte on March 15, 2016, 04:30:17 PM The most people are already saying it, its to good to be true, and most likely it is, there are a lot of similar that also do it like this, they want to attract people.
Some people even been a target for them, and sometimes they also even scam someone, but do not let you get fooled by them because you will lose big bucks because of them. Overall you should just only do it on trusted websites that are listed here on the forum and have a good reputation. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: gentlemand on March 16, 2016, 12:13:11 AM If i have to ask on thissite whether someone's heard of somewhere and whether it's legit that tells me all i need to know before I've even started.
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: indigeniuous on March 19, 2016, 03:59:38 AM http://i68.tinypic.com/2wqr6hf.jpg
I invested $10 into coince on 5th march and getting paid $0.020 daily and I invested $500 into Coince and have received $40 in last 4 days. I won't say they can screw me but I took the risk. Lets hope its worth it. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on March 19, 2016, 06:42:04 AM http://i68.tinypic.com/2wqr6hf.jpg I invested $10 into coince on 5th march and getting paid $0.020 daily and I invested $500 into Coince and have received $40 in last 4 days. I won't say they can screw me but I took the risk. Lets hope its worth it. Yeah well they are paying for the moment , but unless you get your ROI back + profit , It's kinda scary to wait for 90 days . Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Patatas on March 19, 2016, 06:49:54 AM To sum it up,it will turn out to be a scam in the near future when their target is met.They're contradicting themselves ,"British Investment Company" && "Cloud Mining" && "Miner Management ".All such structured ponzi's don't run for a very long time,even if they do,they can trick you in investing on the stuff that doesn't exist.
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: cryptodevil on March 19, 2016, 11:10:18 AM Quote Power Supplies & Equipment Limited is a British multinational corporation headquartered in London https://coince.com/images/sc.jpg ^^^ Share certificate in US dollars? Sure, seems legit. :infiniterolleyes: These "We are totally legit investment company wot with being British registered'n'all" bullshit sites are so fucking obviously scam. Firstly anyone can register a UK company online for a few quid these days and, secondly, NO legit company posts their CoI or Share Cert on their website to prove their legitimacy. Rank fucking amateurs hoping to hook the ill-informed and credulous. Fuck's sake, I've just looked again at that Cert, it doesn't make any sense even without the obviously wrong currency it is denominated in! It is supposed to denote a share in the 'British' company 'Power Supplies & Equipment Limited' (which, btw, was listed as being Dormant as recently as 2012 according to Companies House filing records), yet it states 'C6157229' (supposed to be the name of a legal entity, individual or corporate) as being the holder of 110400 (!) shares in 'CNCD' (who or what the fuck is CNCD?) in the main body of text. That is a gobbledegook share cert. It is nonsense, utter nonsense. BTW, if you want to check out the statutory docs and filings yourself: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06470633/filing-history Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: RACT on June 21, 2016, 10:19:03 AM https://scontent-mad1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13466221_588216841357599_187707200411185370_n.jpg?oh=24a1a0089ad87ea726aaaebf41a21af0&oe=57D38A43
( and f*ck you very much Cryptodevil , in advance ) Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: TastyChillySauce00 on June 21, 2016, 11:04:19 AM hashocean has never disappointed me https://hashocean.com/signup/?rid=483390.. I dont know anything about coince. Their return takes longer than hashocean.. as far as i know refferal link only allowed on your signature nor in post because it'll considered as a spammer, try to read the unnoficial list of rules :https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0#post_rules --------------- coince promising 3% daily profit which is quite high but not too high as it HYIP,guess it would last not too long not too short but eventually turn into scam Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: cryptodevil on June 21, 2016, 11:23:34 AM ( and f*ck you very much Cryptodevil , in advance ) About what? The fact that I've proven this scam is posting bullshit statutory docs as part of their fraudulent scheme to con people into sending them money, or the fact you're a fucking dirtbag who wants to keep on getting a share of that money until the scheme collapses, leaving lots of people out of pocket? Tell you what, let's make this real easy for everybody from this point onwards: Public Service Announcement - This is just another Ponzi/Pyramid Scam Do Not Invest! Those who choose to post of their participation support or encouragement for this scam will be tagged with negative trust for proving they wish to help the scammers operate this Ponzi in return for a share of the funds stolen from other users. Thereby proving they are not trustworthy forum members. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: torontoluxuryhomes on June 21, 2016, 12:02:17 PM yes this is a ponzi = scam site!
Quote Too good to be true ? Yes is too good to be true!This topic should never be posted in "Service Discussion", there is not any service behind! Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: RACT on June 21, 2016, 12:34:31 PM ( and f*ck you very much Cryptodevil , in advance ) About what? The fact that I've proven this scam is posting bullshit statutory docs as part of their fraudulent scheme to con people into sending them money, or the fact you're a fucking dirtbag who wants to keep on getting a share of that money until the scheme collapses, leaving lots of people out of pocket? Tell you what, let's make this real easy for everybody from this point onwards: Public Service Announcement - This is just another Ponzi/Pyramid Scam Do Not Invest! Those who choose to post of their participation support or encouragement for this scam will be tagged with negative trust for proving they wish to help the scammers operate this Ponzi in return for a share of the funds stolen from other users. Thereby proving they are not trustworthy forum members. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Do you have a bank account??? How fraudulent is your bank ??? Because it is fraudulent . At least with bitcoin investment you know you can lose your money (or you should know). Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: cryptodevil on June 21, 2016, 12:43:05 PM Do you have a bank account??? How fraudulent is your bank ??? Because it is fraudulent . At least with bitcoin investment you know you can lose your money (or you should know). Great comeback, you sure showed me with that epic rebuttal. Just proves you have no qualms about displaying your lack of decency for all to see. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: RACT on June 21, 2016, 01:28:22 PM We never had business together , we don't know each other from nowhere . So i don't give a f*ck what you think on me . I don't encourage anyone from investing in HYIP , people invest in what they want to invest , without a "wanna be cop" like you saying they can't invest because you think it's a scam . A scam is only a scam when they rob someone , and untill now , nobody complained about being robbed here , untill then mind your own business . I own my money , you own yours . When it becomes a scam , i will be the first to know because i invested in it , NOT YOU.
cheers Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: nitesh1995p on June 21, 2016, 01:37:04 PM surely it would scam and would run away sooner than later..its a golden rule anything which looks too good then it is not trustable....yes too good to be true
Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: assiqorry on July 09, 2016, 11:13:23 AM It is about several times I have been got paid by this site, the admin is doing a very good work! Support It!
15:41 08.07.16 Receive 139160291 U9155290 Account +795.00 Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on July 09, 2016, 11:22:14 AM It is about several times I have been got paid by this site, the admin is doing a very good work! Support It! 15:41 08.07.16 Receive 139160291 U9155290 Account +795.00 Yeah , HashOcean was doing the same "very good work" but they finished by scamming 700,000 users . Be sure that Coince will go forever If the price go high with the halving block reward. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: willope on July 09, 2016, 12:37:20 PM I will quote myself from another topic of coince:
I checked the site and on the part of "frequently asked questions it says: "Who are you? Power Supplies & Equipment Limited" blabla...... Ok, so we have this information. More than enough. With help of google I found THIS: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06470633/officers (https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06470633/officers) So, we have 2 EGIPTIAN directors with the date of birth of just 1 month of difference (april 1955, may 1955) And two "resigned" director:1 french and one that seems to be a company. Both of them having a BUNCH of -active and dissolved- companies at the SAME address!!! And, the company has a secretary of a company that is ALSO on the same address. Ok, let's check a little bit more. At the same page it says POWER SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT LIMITED is a Non-trading company. But what does it mean? Here is the answer: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/corporation-tax-trading-and-non-trading (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/corporation-tax-trading-and-non-trading) Basically, they can avoid tax. And, also, they LIE. But, lets go back to the first link I posted. Go to "FILING HISTORY". Statement of capital on 2016-01-12 GBP 1,000. . .. ... Let's repeat.Statement of capital on 2016-01-12 GBP 1,000 Conclusions: DON'T SEND MONEY TO THIS PONZI SCAM! You're welcome ;) Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: Slow death on July 09, 2016, 12:56:34 PM It is about several times I have been got paid by this site, the admin is doing a very good work! Support It! 15:41 08.07.16 Receive 139160291 U9155290 Account +795.00 ??? ??? ??? Where will I saw these words ??? ??? oh yes, I found ... :D This guy says: http://i63.tinypic.com/124tqn7.png Another guy says: http://i67.tinypic.com/29xb24i.png Another guy says: http://i65.tinypic.com/5cyote.png Incredible, this guy has invested $4000, I think these guys think money falls from the sky ;D these guys do not know that investing in ponzi scheme and want not know where this the company headquarters. if phone number and office of exist in real life. Title: Re: Coince - Too good to be true ? Post by: OmegaStarScream on July 09, 2016, 01:51:00 PM I'm going to close this topic since there is some BOTs posting how legit this website is so It's better to close it now so people don't fall for this.
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