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Title: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 13, 2016, 12:15:37 AM
Anyone here know anything about this company? Seems like a good deal for long term buying. As long as they are gonna be around for the long term..


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: GregH37 on May 13, 2016, 02:26:50 AM
Site is very new. I would prefer to use a trusted and old site instead of this. and bitcoin selling price also high of this. 500$ per bitcoin.. better to use coinbase or localbitcoin to buy bitcoin. even in localbitcoin you can buy bitcoin from your own country.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: syamster on May 13, 2016, 10:44:02 AM
I wont trust sites for buying bitcoins, instead I check for some good individual persons from this forum.  That will give us more trust and we never loss our money.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: letyouearn2 on May 13, 2016, 11:45:09 AM
I think,  this topic belongs to service discuss board.  Please move your topic to the correct board.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 13, 2016, 06:35:22 PM
Actually the price per bitcoin is only $361 after applying 20% discount off spot price.
And I checked out their parent company www.bitvestinc.com they've been in business 2.5 yrs mining and I found old PR's on Coindesk about them too.
They seem legit or i wouldn't be going this far to check em out.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: amacar2 on May 14, 2016, 06:01:30 AM
Buying bitcoin from new site like this is completely nonsense. There is many exchanger from where you can easily buy bitcoin like from coinbase which is quite old and trusted by many.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: Cyaren on May 14, 2016, 06:05:08 AM
They are selling bitcoins on a "deferred" delivery basis, which means that you pay now, and 180 days later, they send you the BTC.

This gives them an opportunity to run a ponzi on this business model. It's not obvious, but it can be.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: doremonchina on May 14, 2016, 06:40:00 AM
They are selling bitcoins on a "deferred" delivery basis, which means that you pay now, and 180 days later, they send you the BTC.

This gives them an opportunity to run a ponzi on this business model. It's not obvious, but it can be.

Is it legit or scam ? anyone confirm it please


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: Cyaren on May 14, 2016, 06:55:50 AM
They are selling bitcoins on a "deferred" delivery basis, which means that you pay now, and 180 days later, they send you the BTC.

This gives them an opportunity to run a ponzi on this business model. It's not obvious, but it can be.

Is it legit or scam ? anyone confirm it please

I'm not sure. I don't think anybody has used it yet. But based on my instincts, I'd stay away from this site. Buy your coins from a reputable site like coinbase, or buy in person like from Localbitcoins.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: BitcoinSupremo on May 14, 2016, 07:21:59 AM
Just stay clear from this website when there are hundreds trusted in which you can buy bitcoins from them. Also don't forget there is a Currency Exchange section here regarding buying and selling bitcoin, I strongly suggest you read the sticky posts there or else you may get scammed when dealing with untrusted members. You can easily buy bitcoin, from coinbase, circle, coinmamma etc with debit and credit card if you are from the USA, and buy from Bitstamp and Kraken when you are from Europe.

I mean just stay clear of this website until they confirm themself as legit operators.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 16, 2016, 08:29:05 PM
I have spoken to the company at length and since they've been in business over 2 years and the 20% discount is a good deal as long as you don't intend on trading the coins before the 180 days..

Soooooo I'm jumping in,,,  lol  I've gone ahead with my purchase. If i get ripped off I'll report back, :-)
Wish me luck lol


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: magemist on May 17, 2016, 01:48:09 AM
Why are they even offering bitcoins at a 20% off market price in the first place  ???


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: Quickseller on May 17, 2016, 03:08:13 AM
Why are they even offering bitcoins at a 20% off market price in the first place  ???
Any site that offers a discount like this is going to be a scam. 


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: james.lent on May 17, 2016, 03:15:36 AM
I have spoken to the company at length and since they've been in business over 2 years and the 20% discount is a good deal as long as you don't intend on trading the coins before the 180 days..

Soooooo I'm jumping in,,,  lol  I've gone ahead with my purchase. If i get ripped off I'll report back, :-)
Wish me luck lol

Whats the use of purchasing coins when you cant get them? It seems that your bitcoins will be locked with them for 6 months. Seems like a complete scam


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: xinzark on May 17, 2016, 04:12:57 AM
The site looks like a cheap scam attempt
Bad domain name, Cheap SSL certificate, Cheap design and Script


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: electronicash on May 17, 2016, 04:33:45 AM
The site looks like a cheap scam attempt
Bad domain name, Cheap SSL certificate, Cheap design and Script

Most probably. buying with $500/BTC? thats a very tempting rate. yet if its too good to be true, it must be really scammy site which i would suggest to go on localbitcoin instead.
I doubt the owner didn't know about bitcointalk.org, if he is real legit, he must have an ANN thread here.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: xinzark on May 17, 2016, 04:43:04 AM
The site looks like a cheap scam attempt
Bad domain name, Cheap SSL certificate, Cheap design and Script

Most probably. buying with $500/BTC? thats a very tempting rate. yet if its too good to be true, it must be really scammy site which i would suggest to go on localbitcoin instead.
I doubt the owner didn't know about bitcointalk.org, if he is real legit, he must have an ANN thread here.

The domain was registered around one and a half years ago. Don't know when they started their service
And above user is the first who mentioned about bitvestmint on this forum. No ANN and no reviews


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: CoinSiteDesigner on May 17, 2016, 04:47:37 AM
I have spoken to the company at length and since they've been in business over 2 years and the 20% discount is a good deal as long as you don't intend on trading the coins before the 180 days..

Soooooo I'm jumping in,,,  lol  I've gone ahead with my purchase. If i get ripped off I'll report back, :-)
Wish me luck lol

Whats the use of purchasing coins when you cant get them? It seems that your bitcoins will be locked with them for 6 months. Seems like a complete scam

Brand new account, this is his very first post/thread.

I have a doubt that this dude is the owner of that website and acting innocent here and trying to get some fishes acting like he's one of us?

Just like some of us buy alt coins if we see someone's buying, maybe he's thinking that that will apply here and get him some investments? Just saying, not accusing yet.  ::)


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: xinzark on May 17, 2016, 04:52:15 AM
I have spoken to the company at length and since they've been in business over 2 years and the 20% discount is a good deal as long as you don't intend on trading the coins before the 180 days..

Soooooo I'm jumping in,,,  lol  I've gone ahead with my purchase. If i get ripped off I'll report back, :-)
Wish me luck lol

We can't trust in a Newbie for any kind of reviews which we suspect as a scam. That won't worth and stop wasting your time
And their domain is only one and half years old then how they are in this business for over 2 years ?
Seems to be the account of that site


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: bittraffic on May 17, 2016, 05:44:14 AM
The site looks like a cheap scam attempt
Bad domain name, Cheap SSL certificate, Cheap design and Script

Most probably. buying with $500/BTC? thats a very tempting rate. yet if its too good to be true, it must be really scammy site which i would suggest to go on localbitcoin instead.
I doubt the owner didn't know about bitcointalk.org, if he is real legit, he must have an ANN thread here.

The domain was registered around one and a half years ago. Don't know when they started their service
And above user is the first who mentioned about bitvestmint on this forum. No ANN and no reviews


Well, I won't be surprise if OP owns the site. just my hunch!


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: FFrankie on May 17, 2016, 06:11:20 AM
I think that it is funny that they accept paypal, but you have to wait 180 days so I am going to assume that they would not give you your coins and you could not file a claim.


EDIT:

 1) On the closest of the first or third Thursday of the month 180 days after Closing, the Company shall deliver to the Purchaser an amount of bitcoins equal to 1/18th of the purchase amount, and 2) each month for an additional seventeen months, the Company shall repay an additional 1/18th of the purchase amount, until the entire purchase amount has been repaid in the form of bitcoins


Wow. So it would take 2 years to get one bitcoin from them


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: arwin100 on May 17, 2016, 08:03:26 AM
I think the best site to buy bitcoins is in local bitcoins  you can assure that you wouldnt be scam, and it has good feedback tp the user who buys bitcoin there, i suggest that dont buy bitcoins in unknown site and take extra precaution many scammers do different strategies to scam people.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pureclckr on May 17, 2016, 09:14:46 AM
Are they selling cheap coins ?


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: cryptoheadd on May 17, 2016, 09:24:03 AM
Why don't you simply buy Bitcoins from a trustworthy exchange?
It would be much safer & easier for you.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: james.lent on May 17, 2016, 10:05:05 AM
Are they selling cheap coins ?

No they are not. Seems to be more of a scammy investment scheme.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: ripplehd on May 17, 2016, 10:59:44 AM
if the website has a contact us page ask them about buying bitcoins from there and maybe you can find out if it is a 100% scam or not. If it is then just report the site so it gets taken down or go to scamadvisor and post details and a review about the site.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: FFrankie on May 17, 2016, 11:18:38 AM
if the website has a contact us page ask them about buying bitcoins from there and maybe you can find out if it is a 100% scam or not. If it is then just report the site so it gets taken down or go to scamadvisor and post details and a review about the site.

Well they have an office, I am going to have to my cousin go check it out.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 17, 2016, 09:05:10 PM
Wow, seems you guys are pretty down on this company and me.

I don't know how to reply to individual posts on this blog, so i'm replying en-masse.

I am not a complete newbie here, i just have never posted, only read stuff here, I may have another user name that i forgot too, because i thought i made comments a few times about a year & half ago.
 
PPl. asked why not buy from exchanges or local bitcoins.. For me, i'm buying to hold for years, at least 2 maybe 10-20 or for my retirement. So 20% discount is big to me since im not a short term trader.

and I'm not stupid either, I've called the company read about them on reddit and checked out the who is and verified that their corp. was in good standing with State too. I read their press releases from bitvest inc about their mining going back to 2014. 

Plus i used my Amex and if something happens i can get refund. plus i only bought one coin.

one of u asked why they're offering discount, they use the proceeds to buy more mining computers. Makes sense to me, they get 2 years to pay in full, 6 months no payments with 18 payments monthly, payments from the miners producing bitcoins all along. Anyway i'm not trying to convince anyone here to buy anything i was just asking if anyone knew them..

I'm emailing them a link to this blog, i think they're the ones that should be talking to u guys from here..




Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 17, 2016, 10:59:26 PM
2.5 years actually

bitvestmint is url owned by bitvest llc

"And their domain is only one and half years old then how they are in this business for over 2 years ?
Seems to be the account of that site"

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Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: bittraffic on May 18, 2016, 12:25:56 AM
!!! WARNING: This user is a newbie. If you are expecting a message from a more veteran member, then this is an imposter !!!

I don't appreciate your accusatory tone.

I came here to ask a lil advice, i'm not selling anything or asking for money.

I'm not the one to defending this company, but i feel i have to defend myself as someone who bought from them just to prove i'm not stupid.

if i lose $350 its not gonna break me anỳway, i think they're legit and i made a decision, u can think whatever you want..

My statement is just a hunch so I didn't accused you of anything, at least not yet. what i said and i quote:

Quote
Well, I won't be surprise if OP owns the site. just my hunch!

I'm sorry though. whether its yours or not this thread will still appear to warn users not to trust new sites.
Funny because you've been in bitciontalk.org for 2 years and never learned how users react to new sites that seem to be scammy and yet you still bought from them?


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: biggbox on May 18, 2016, 07:55:31 AM
I will strongly recommend that you stick to localbitcoins.com, or your country specific's reputable Bitcoin trading platform. The deferred delivery model used by bitvestmint doesn't make sense. Why should it be done that way?


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 18, 2016, 03:10:20 PM
For me it works cause I have no plans on selling for at least a couple years. & a $90 discount per coin is a lot, so it doesn't matter that i don't get to hold them in my wallet for the 1st. 6 months.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 18, 2016, 03:36:25 PM
from bittraffic said-
"Funny because you've been in bitciontalk.org for 2 years and never learned how users react to new sites that seem to be scammy and yet you still bought from them?"

Yes but only looking at bitcoin to learn about them and the potential for them to go up in value way back when they were supposed to be going to the moon.

I've been using Coinbase for years. I never contemplated buying elsewhere and frankly speaking this site is really hard to use it makes u  wait like 360 seconds here before posting, 60 more for searching, jeez its as if they don't want ppl to use it.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: amacar2 on May 18, 2016, 04:48:56 PM
For me it works cause I have no plans on selling for at least a couple years. & a $90 discount per coin is a lot, so it doesn't matter that i don't get to hold them in my wallet for the 1st. 6 months.
You are newbie without any previous trust record and you are trying to lure members to buy bitcoin from the site which is just poped up. I beleive you have been paid either to promote and give fake review about this site or you are the one who opened this site. 90$ discount per coin is purely a scam man.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: CoinSiteDesigner on May 18, 2016, 04:55:19 PM
Are they selling cheap coins ?

Not exactly coins, but like the lays chips sell you air, this website sells Time, A Waste of Time (Like in James Bond 007 - Bond, James Bond).

You pay them and wait forever for them to send you coins. Still you won't get your bitcoins even when the aliens visit us.  ::)


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: Haswell on May 18, 2016, 05:20:09 PM
Actually the price per bitcoin is only $361 after applying 20% discount off spot price.
And I checked out their parent company www.bitvestinc.com they've been in business 2.5 yrs mining and I found old PR's on Coindesk about them too.
They seem legit or i wouldn't be going this far to check em out.
$361? If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: HarryKPeters on May 18, 2016, 06:45:46 PM
Actually the price per bitcoin is only $361 after applying 20% discount off spot price.
And I checked out their parent company www.bitvestinc.com they've been in business 2.5 yrs mining and I found old PR's on Coindesk about them too.
They seem legit or i wouldn't be going this far to check em out.
$361? If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Investors alert. If something is too good to be true, it probably is. Just wait a few months and letter others be a guinea pig for you. If it's worth it you can wait right. Why put your money at risk when it's so insecure?


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: OROBTC on May 18, 2016, 07:57:49 PM
Actually the price per bitcoin is only $361 after applying 20% discount off spot price.
And I checked out their parent company www.bitvestinc.com they've been in business 2.5 yrs mining and I found old PR's on Coindesk about them too.
They seem legit or i wouldn't be going this far to check em out.
$361? If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Investors alert. If something is too good to be true, it probably is. Just wait a few months and letter others be a guinea pig for you. If it's worth it you can wait right. Why put your money at risk when it's so insecure?



Yep.  Almost always something that appears to be too good usually is a scam.  This applies not only to Bitcoin, but to almost anything you can think of.

"There is no such thing as a free lunch."

*   *   *

Also, yes to letting fairly senior members pass along reviews of services. 


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 18, 2016, 10:34:41 PM
From orobtc, -

"Yep.  Almost always something that appears to be too good usually is a scam.  This applies not only to Bitcoin, but to almost anything you can think of."

"There is no such thing as a free lunch."

That's what you seem to not understand, it's not to good to be true. It's a fair exchange. They take the $ now and buy miners, they get 6 months to mine before paying anything.

Then they pay you back over 18 payments, getting a full 2 years with the money to mine with. For them its cheap money in essence a loan with no payments for 6 months and they pay with the proceeds from the miners they bought with my money.

From my point of view, since I intended all along to buy bitcoins now and hold them for at least 2 years (probably (5-10 really), then I get to buy at the 20% discounted price and still get all my coins long before i had planned to sell them anyway.

The big question is, will they be around long enough to honor my entire payout.

That's the gamble, and I won't know for sure until 6 months from now and further even to 2 years down the road.

So if you're going to comment on this at least do some research as to what the deal they are offering really is.

The too good to be true line does not fit this offer, neither does free lunch quote...


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8s on May 18, 2016, 10:55:45 PM
This site is frustrating, how do u reply directly to the post that you want to?? and how do you get the post to appear on the post without copy pasting?? Arghhh lol


Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: Bitvestmint on May 22, 2016, 08:03:34 PM
It has come to our attention that our company has become the subject of some discussion on this board.

Please review the frequently asked questions below for the answers you seek.
Feel free to call the company directly with any additional questions.

Thank you
BitVest Mint CEO D.L. Hahn

Who are we?
BitVest Inc. d/b/a Bitvest Digital Mining, a Delaware Corporation.  Founded in Feb. 2014 (as Bitvest LLC) by early entrant Bitcoin Miners, who not only understood the great potential of Bitcoin as a technology, but also as an outstanding business opportunity. BitVest has deployed thousands of mining computers on two continents, which mine bitcoins 24 hours day, 7 days a week and have generated over 16,000 coins to date. We are offering you the opportunity to buy bitcoins direct from our mine at substantial discounts in order to finance the acquisition of additional mining computers.
 
How does it work?
The proceeds from our forward sales will go primarily to the acquisition of additional mining computers. As the Company produces bitcoins at our established mining operations, a percentage of the Bitcoin production is allocated to fulfilling the Bitcoin forward sales purchase agreements. This is a win-win scenario, whereby you benefit by purchasing Bitcoin at a locked-in discounted price in return for agreeing to a predetermined future delivery schedule.
 
How do we benefit?
We use the proceeds from the Bitcoin forward sales to buy additional mining equipment, thereby expanding our current mining capacity, which increases the number of bitcoins mined each day. This is a strategy employed for years by the Asian Bitcoin mining industry, in lieu of debt financing or dilutive equity sales. It has proven to be beneficial to both the mine and its customers.
 
What is buying Bitcoin forward?
Simply put, buying Bitcoin forward consists of an agreement between yourself and BitVest Digital Mining www.bitvestmint.com to purchase a portion of our Bitcoin production at a discounted price, to be delivered at a predetermined schedule in the near future. In this case Bitcoin transfers begin after 180 days from the date of your purchase. Forwards offer downside protection from short-term price manipulation and increased profitability for those who have an eye towards the future of Bitcoin.
 
What is a forward contract?
Forward Contract: A cash transaction common in many industries, including commodity merchandising, in which a commercial buyer and seller agree upon delivery of a specified quality and quantity of goods at a specified future date. Terms may be more “personalized” than is the case with standardized futures contracts (i.e., delivery time and amount are as determined between seller and buyer). A price may be agreed upon in advance or there may be agreement that the price will be determined at the time of delivery.
www.cftc.gov/ConsumerProtection/EducationCenter/CFTCGlossary/glossary_f
 
What is the discount rate?
The current discount rate is 20% below the spot price as established on the US-based exchange operated by Coinbase at the time of purchase.
 
How can we afford to offer you bitcoins at such a large discount?
A simple mathematical formula is used by all Bitcoin miners to extrapolate the cost of producing each newly minted Bitcoin. Based upon the network hash rate, cost of mining equipment, and the electricity used in the "mining" process, we know how much it costs to produce each bitcoin. As such, we only sell a fraction of our projected overall Bitcoin production, which is then sent to a cold storage wallet held off the Blockchain until customer payments are due. A percentage of the remaining bitcoins are sold, in order to cover our capital costs for hosting and the electricity to run our mining equipment.
 
Eligibility

You should purchase Bitcoin forwards if:
•   You believe that the long-term trend for the price is bullish and your chosen strategy is to “buy and hold" bitcoins for the long term.
•   You see Bitcoin as Gold 2.0 and want to add it as a hedge against inflation or as a safe haven to protect against government's excessive printing of fiat currency     and price manipulation.
•   You want to add Bitcoin as a new asset class to your investment portfolio.
•   You have a deep understanding of the technology and how world events could have a positive impact on the Bitcoin price.
•   You are content with a predetermined schedule for future delivery of your bitcoin(s).    
•   You want to take advantage of the deep discount to maximize profit potential and protect against price volatility.
 
Who should buy Bitcoin forwards?
As long as you are interested in holding any bitcoins you intend to purchase for at least six months, then buying Bitcoins at a 20% discount makes sense.   However the long-term “buy and hold” speculator is best suited to be a buyer of Bitcoin deferred delivery forward contracts.
 
Who should not buy Bitcoin forwards?
Day traders, people who are uncertain as to whether or not Bitcoin the currency, as a unit of transfer, will continue to be a viable store of wealth. Those that are primarily interested in short term gains or selling their coins within a six-month period. People who don't understand the inherent risks involved with buying crypto currencies in general. People who cannot afford to lose the money they intend to use to buy their bitcoins.
 
When will my bitcoins be delivered?
Your first 1/18th of your purchase will be delivered after 180 days has elapsed and another 1/18th will be delivered each and every month until you have received your entire purchase. Note: disbursements are sent the first and third Thursday of each month to the Bitcoin wallet address provided by the customer.
 
How can I pay for my bitcoin(s)?
We accept major credit cards, PayPal, E-checks, bank wires, and cashier's checks. Simply press the "Buy Bitcoins Now" button to make your purchase.
 
How can I contact Bitvest?
By Mail - Bitvest Inc - 1860 N. Pine Island Rd. Plantation Fl 33322
By Phone - Toll free 1-844-248-8378 (1-844-Bit-Vest) - Outside of the US. 1-561-693-2103

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Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: pokerdv8 on May 18, 2017, 02:55:28 PM
FYI,

Bitvest mint has been paying every month as promised, and because of the price increase I've already received more than I spent and I have another years worth of payments coming.



Title: Re: Buying Bitcoins from bitvestmint.com
Post by: TOUTPASSE on May 05, 2019, 04:09:20 PM
I am writing this review to warn anyone interested in doing business with this company.

They sold me a straightforward deal where I buy bitcoins at a discount and get reimbursed after waiting 6 months.  I was going to be totally repaid in 18 months after the 6 months waiting time.

They made few payments and sent me a change of contract.  I signed because I never thought they would change the terms of the repayment.  It turns out they did and as a result, they are not reimbursing me.

I am currently looking for a consumer protection lawyer.  This is a nightmare!