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btc-doubler.net
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bitdouble.ga
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instantdoubler.pro

Don't don't copy links they're criminal websites. If you make mistakes in believing them you'll get tempted for doubling.

Don't do doubling you're responsible for losses it's scam. They don't have doubling algorithms they're lying.

I didn't load screen shots they won't have nice photos free publicity they don't deserve it they're criminals.

I’ve introduced cryptocurrencies to friends I’m telling them about modern financial opportunities. It's a new world. I’m happy they've asked on doubling Bitcoins websites. I don’t want new people in new financial world be scammed.

These doubler scam websites have been run by scammers for a long time. Because they follow market trends to create these websites, and try to scam by attracting new crypto users. Since they want to scam by offering tempting offers, crypto users who try to make quick profits fall into the trap of such tempting offers.

Thanks op, for finding these websites, because many new crypto users will stay away from this websites after seeing this post.

Thank you for the warning arabspaceship123, but if you are going to make a list of all bitcoin doubler website it's going to be a very very long list.
I think it's better and easier to assume that every website which promises a guaranteed high return is a scam and if you send them your money, you will never get it back again.
Actually, I can't even understand how someone could fall for such scam!

If they've been run by scammers for long time their theft visitor ratio must be good imagine how many people send Bitcoin there. If they're not closed they're open for scamming I want people to understand they're 100% scam.

Recently the bitcoindoubler scammer switched to using a free subdomain site and g-form and it looks like an official offer from the provider. I'm not sure if reporting sites like this will be handled quickly due to the fact that they can create multiple duplicate pages at once without paying any fees.

I've checked one of the sites and they offer to double your Bitcoin in 60 minutes or in one hour, there's no such as doubling your Bitcoin, its a scam right away even a bank cannot give you that kind of profit or even invest in the biggest company here in this world, so when you see the word double, better ignore or report it here for newbie's sake.

Let's put it this way, if you manage to close/block 1 such site, at least 2-3 new ones will appear. Bad guys use the freedom of the internet to do bad things, and no one seems to be able to stop them at this point. However, it is not just that such sites exist, but that someone can even think that such an offer can be true - a grown man who thinks logically should never fall into such a trap.

Furthermore, people looking for ways to get rich quick are most often victims of such scams, and scammers are counting on that. Money does not fall from the sky, unknown people online do not share it with other strangers, but false promises are enough for some even when they suspect that something is wrong.

They are only using human greed to create such websites and scam them. You will find some people who come to the crypto world only with the thought of getting rich quick. Those who are looking for more shortcuts and ways to make quick profits are actually the victims of such scams. Those crypto users should try to understand that where they offer more lucrative offers, they are more likely to fall into the trap of scams.

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I can't list every. If they're professional sites they'll confuse people. It's easy putting doubts in minds using websites that's how they fall for scams.

I agree that even if they are supported by personalities or influencers or they boast of having connection to a well known company if they offer a very high percentage of daily profit or promise double your coin, it is a 100% scam, it can't ever be sustainable and no way it can be legit, scam is the other word for the doubler.

Stating that it is endorsed by influencers and famous figures is just nonsense. This kind of scammer is even easier to guess, no need to do more research. No one really doubles money just by sending it instantaneously.
send 0.1 BTC you Receiv 0.2 BTC, just a joke. in crypto anything can happen, there is no get-rich-quick scheme, everything requires a process.

It doesn't matter how many times we report they'll start more websites. They're buying domains and moving to duplicate sites frequently.

Doubling sites are designed for confusing people so we can't blame inexperienced people if they don't ignore doubling websites. It's a heavy loss when they're scammed it's painful. All doubling websites are to blame they're criminals.

Even if they are not promoting Bitcoin any doubler be it on other coins or dollars is just a scam long before there is Bitcoin, there are already doublers and they are reported and treated as a scam, these doubler admins are trying to see if they can still victimize, like newbies in the world of investing, or a totally ignorant guy who knows nothing about investing.

It's not just with Bitcoin. That kind of scam is very old. It's about them offering you a fabulous opportunity to make a lot of money, in this case doubling it, but you have to give/send the money first.

In this case you have to send them your Bitcoins for them to "double" them and once you have sent them you lost them.

Most of us don't get caught in these scams, but there is always the unwary who fall into the trap. I even remember that last year I was watching a video on Youtube of Saylor with some subtitles saying that to promote the Bitcoin, they also doubled what you had to send first.

And it didn't occur to me to send anything, but at the time I didn't think it was a scam. I could have believed at times that it was a Michael Saylor promotion. It was the next day when I saw a thread about it on the forum that I realized it was a scam.

There are a lot of fake videos I’ve seen in the last few months using Musk&Saylor in the lead roles, whether they’re subtitled or even dubbed, and for the inexperienced eye they can seem pretty convincing. In the digital world, there really are countless opportunities for scam, and scammers are taking advantage of it relentlessly.

Instead of hours spent on YT or some social network, I would advise all these young people to read some good book, go to nature, or do some good deed. Because if you look for trouble there is no doubt that you will find it, sooner or later.

Thank you for the links

All of those sites are now on our list.

we will work on getting them all taken down.

Bitcoin doubling is a very popular scam, and anybody in crypto who don't already know that Bitcoin doubling services or offers are scam is indeed a newbie without sense of reasoning, impatient and severe greed are the two reasons why anybody will fall for this kind of scam because as i said earlier, this scam strategy is already very popular and outdated.
When i newly got into crypto in 2016, this strategy was still very fresh then and a lot of crypto holders fell victim to this out of greed, a friend of mine in the UK lost over $100,000 dollars in the process of doubling his money to $200,000.

Those sites are open fishing for victims they haven't been taken out. What's your list. What's the business you're doing. What's the work you'll do to get them taken down?

By reporting these websites and taking down the websites, many crypto users can be saved from falling prey to scams. So it is important to expose such websites if you find them, as new crypto users are inexperienced about these scams so these phishing websites are very dangerous for them.

yes this can help but the problem is cultural.
as long as there are users who think that money can be doubled without any kind of entrepreneurial effort or that bitcoin can be doubled out of thin air ... unfortunately such sites will continue to exist.
it is the same mechanism that occurs with ponzi or hyip ...

Doublers website are pretty common on before but today I'm shocked that doublers websites are still up and waiting for their victims to fall. I remember the days that doublers are so many that they compete with each other by providing the best profit to their victims, at the end they all are scam. They are using reasons such as real mining, cloud mining, investment firms and other reason that make it reasonable but the truth of it is it's a pyramid scheme that can breakdown at anytime.

All coin multiplier sites are scam, whether multiplying Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin or any other currency, all of them are simply scam because no site can double your money without making any effort, these sites exploit the emotions of beginners who want to get quick profit and attract them With these primitive means that only idiots are fall in.
It is a good idea to warn against these sites so that no one falls victim to their greed.

For thousands of years, it is the greed of people to make big money quickly, without putting in a lot of effort, that drives such scams. This human flaw has resulted in countless frauds all over history and it is shocking how many people still fall for it. People are lured into a big deal that can not be proven as real, on the cheap, with barely any marketing.

It is only through knowledge that you can prevent such things from happening to yourself or to your friends and family, no matter what the big deal of the day is. Always do your own research, be skeptical of any offers you come across that sound too good to be true. Remember, we have the internet and other internet-based services which allow us to know, as much as possible, before taking any action that would compromise our interests.

When bad guys use the internet for bad things it's easy to see why logical grown men become greedy grown men. False promises on double your bitcoin sites play games on logical minds. Scammers count on greedy people's greed to keep going.

It has something to do with ignorance I used to be like that I thought back then that HYIPs are legit and they are backed by legit companies that are licensed because we have online banking and being ignorant makes us think they are the same until you got scam that's where you do research, they say experience is the best teacher but online you can skip that if you know how to research and use your common sense before investing.
These scammers know that noobs online are endless there will always be new victims coming in or getting into their trap.

I have a question, where do these scammers normally spread out their bitcoin doubling websites?

Every Bitcoin doubler and whatever doubler are scams.
I am surprised how they fool people. Those scams never get old. They come every day with new names and new websites.

It's normal that bitcoin doubling sites do exist even nowadays because scammers will not miss any opportunity even if a few people fall for their scam but I am really shocked to see that people still think they can double their money through these sites and deposit money only to lose their money.
There is no free and easy money in this world, people need to understand this and stop being lazy and greedy.

If they're using common sense they'll be safe. When some people find rich quick sites they're going blind from their senses, it's normal greed takes over their minds. All double bitcoin sites are scams.

altracoins.com is another website you shouldn't believe because it's controlled by criminals. I've bumped the thread because double bitcoin scam sites run with no fear so ppl lose money. There's no things as easy money so don't believe you'll get double back.

bitdouble.net is one more doubler scam site that's out there. This one's different because it's got a dedicated affiliate deal and it's saying it's certified. Their faq's says the minimum you're allowed to deposit goes from 0.003 BTC and the maximum is 0.5 BTC. The confusion they're causing with professional appearing scam sites helps bewilder ppl.

Thanks for what you're doing. I'm a bit surprised that Bitcoin Doubler websites is still a thing. I remember I saw such kind of websites almost decade ago when I started with Bitcoin. Now so much time already passed and people are still falling into it.
I'm wondering what is average life time of such websites, until when owner makes exit scam and moves to new project.

Scam methods that may seem old and outdated to an experienced user can work for beginners who are still just beginning their journey with crypto. The crypto community around the world is not large compared to the total number of Internet users, and therefore the newcomers are much more than the existing users since the emergence of Bitcoin until today.
The only difference may be that early users at the beginning of their journey were easily vulnerable to these methods since there was not enough information about them. Whereas today there are warnings everywhere with explanations and helpful identifying information. If you fall victim today, this will inevitably be your choice, because there is nothing easier than using Google to ask about any service we do not know.
This reminds me of the ICO campaigns that spread in 2017 and 2018, all of which were (almost) confirmed scams. When I visit the Bounty section today, I am surprised that these projects still exist and that there are still people investing in them.

I remember a lot of HYIPs were registered in the UK. They alway claimed they were doing forex trading and offered ridiculous returns like 9000%.
HYIPs, doublers, and cloud mining investments are all very similar in nature. They're either traditional ponzis that pay a few early investors or just outright scams that take your money and don't pay anybody.


Inexperienced investors should be aware that even if their registration certificate is valid it isn't enough to give an investment program legitimacy. This website's registration number corresponds to a different company on the Companies House database but it's very easy to register a company in the UK and many scam websites are actual legally registered companies.

These are offshore companies, whose registration costs around £50 and scammers use them only to appear more credible in front of potential victims. Often, these fictitious companies are not even connected to the website, i.e. the business, because due to a more complicated check of the accuracy of the information, it is not possible to establish real ownership.

I don't know the life time of doubler websites but if it's profitable those scammers will do it again. The reasons why ppl fall in because they don't understand having a website doesn't make a business accredited. They lost crypto because they didn't make checks.

coindoubler.net is another double bitcoin website which's scamming. It looks like it's a pro website but it's stealing so you shouldn't believe it. Double bitcoin scam websites aren't really going to double your btc so don't get tempted or else you'll lose money.

The scammers who own the domain you mentioned that ends with .net on the disclaimer page forgot to change their primary domain, bitcoindoubler[.]tech, to the current domain. It is worth noting that MetaMask has blocked the domain that appears in the picture that I attached below, and it doesn't work for me; It has now stopped working.

https://gcdnb.pbrd.co/images/08TM9YWyevRQ.jpg?o=1 Archived (https://archive.li/FyhBV)

Thank you for updating the topic. They have asked people for a large minimum deposit to be doubled through their scam site, which is 0.005 BTC, which is equivalent to $212 at the current price of Bitcoin, and a maximum of 10 BTC. They have imposed this condition to fill their wallets from thefts adequately. There's no such thing as Bitcoin doubling; it's all a scam. After someone deposits funds into their wallets, they will close the domain and escape. So, all be cautious.