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What happened:: Promoting Hype

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=375302

Reference Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5138910.0
Archive: https://archive.fo/bZir2
Another topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5138525.0
Archive: https://archive.fo/cgf3i
Additional Notes: The user's email address as well as password was changed recently and asking to invest 0.1BTC per person also sending personal message to invest on that.
So account might be hacked or bought.
https://image.prntscr.com/image/1fTEUzBTRLOyUDEIYYwRdg.png

Email change is because i was using my old school email address which i don't have access to anymore.

I am currently promoting www.luxbets.io, do you really think I spend multiple months developing this website to ask for a scam???


Can you please remove the negative trust from the account since there is nothing that I've done to scam anyone.

Even if that made sense I wouldn't really care.

From the looks of it, I don't really see it as a Ponzi as of now. Seems like another lottery site with a terrible business model. I wouldn't really tag you until you give a clear explanation of your business model or I've already studied your business model and concluded it as a Ponzi.

@OP : Any obvious indicators that OP's site is a Ponzi?

EDIT : Saw OP's thread title :    
LuxBets.io 💎💎💎 The New Bitcoin Hype 💎💎💎 Winners Every Hour!

Negative Deserved.

Every time your excuses are much worse. For example:



Believe me, even if you spend thousands of years, you must have some logic. Not everyone is so stupid.

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Can you sign a message from any of these addresses? ----> https://archive.is/KMWrP ----> https://archive.is/6ZyKK ----> https://archive.is/mDtU9
or this email lesley.peters@live.nl
The possibility of hacking seems to be coming. So stop the ridiculous excuses.

For starters, why are you spamming people's PM's with your unsolicited messages?

@hugeblack, nice find.  But isn't that the weirdest thing?  How did that post even get made?  Both the hacker and the original owner had access to the account at the same time?  What kind of hacker doesn't change the password on the account that he just hacked?

I got hacked several years ago while I was inactive. As soon as I saw all the messages, I've edited them and requested not to deal with me for the services my account was offering. I can look throug my old messages and find the one who hacked my account back then, he had access to multiple account to sell products from his main account.

and yes, I might have access to these bitcoin addresses and I will sign a message from them if you want. I can also message you with lesley.peters@live.nl this is my personall main email address.

For the investment itself, we are willing to use an escrow for it that holds the coins and pays the winner directly. The winners are calculated provably fair.

And for the people who think it's a ponzi..... Please have a look at the website first.

It is a provably fair lottery system.

Changing email address is not a big deal for me but the impression you created to some people is already negative. So I don't know if you can still get a lot of players here. But I appreciate the fact that you posted the bitcoin receiving addresses on your lottery site so everyone can peek the transactions happening on that account. That's a plus for me though.