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anyone familiar with Golden Farm ?

i got there like 3000$+ but cant withdraw cuz I don't have enough crystals

in that game u earn crypto by payeer


golden farm biz

Do you mean this?

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/09/29/iHIBD.png

They have a lot of players? This is the first time that I've heard about them.

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/09/29/iHkFZ.png

And looking at the scheme of them, it seems a familiar sketchy scheme.  ::) I wouldn't trust my money on doing online farming, laying gold or eggs, or anything digital in this type of setting.

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/09/29/iHvh8.png

yes I'm playing it like 4 years and gather more than 3K$ but cant withraw

I always have this thoughts that this kind of sites is a ponzi scheme so you need to be more careful dealing with it and once they ask or require you to deposit some money before you can execute your withdrawal then start to have doubts since most likely that site is a scam.

We hear the same scheme for many times where they put appealing amount to their user account so they will get tempted to deposit then scam them. So beware on this attempt since this another scam method used by scammers.

Also don't think its your money unless its in your hand. If you can't pull out this amount in this site so better go away since provably they think about scamming you for second time again.

I heard this golden farm a few years ago it is also the same as coin farm if you access both of them the design are similar.

Be careful there are no investment sites that will give you free money, just like this golden farm buying birds and gold is the way of how to invest on this platform. Once you send money to them, you won't be able to reverse the transaction.

I searched a bit on YouTube, and most of the comments they tried to withdraw from the same platform, but they never received any amount from this website. It means it's a scam website.

Not that i trust reviews on trustpilot 100% but if you look at the negative reviews over there. It looks like you and many more other users were ripped off

1. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/golden-farm.biz

You should avoid trusting such platforms. Losing money and time isn't a joke.

I am curious, were you able to withdraw lots of money back in the past.

High likely that it only steal some info e.g. email, phone, names,.etc.

@OP Playing it for 4 years is too much and you just decided asked here because you feel like it's suspicious and withdrawing is not possible, how come.

If you cannot withdraw it, that means you actually do not have any money there, this is similar to people who send money into shady investment platforms, the scammers double the numbers (money) they can see in their account, but they cannot withdraw it, they are then told to deposit money to withdraw it, obvious scam.

I don't know what is golden farm, and i don't know what you have been doing for four years to garner $3k, but if you have to deposit any money to withdraw this "money", then it is a scam.

That's the twist there, you seem to have invested a long time into that game. Have you ever made other withdrawals before that $3k that you've earned there? Because that's what familiar is with the game's scheme. If you haven't invested to any of their in-game products then you won't be allowed to withdraw or you will be asked to deposit a specific amount before they allow you to withdraw which don't believe with the conditions that they're setting. It's a trap.

Have you had a successful withdrawal once on the 4 years you are playing?

yes twice , but there's the crystals issue that u need to have some amount so you can withdraw

the bigger amount u withdraw the bigger crystals you pay

Very similar to other gambling sites, though this isn’t one, right?

I did some research on this since I’m quite interested. It turns out that to withdraw your funds, you need a total of crystals equivalent to $3k, which is almost 300k crystals. So the real question is, are you willing to deposit that much money just to withdraw your earnings?

I always laugh hard when I see people trusting a similar platform like this one just because the site show total players on the platform, how can users tell if those numbers are real? It is the person who create the platform can get the precise information about this not users.

I am not saying that this platform is a scam but don't believe the numbers of users on the platform, if you know how easy it is to edit numbers on websites you will stop trusting any information on websites.

Also, just because a platform allow it's users to withdraw for sometime doesn't mean it will keep going on like that, this is why you must use a trusty online casino or platforms, one day you are able to withdraw and another day it seem impossible.

@normanhot, the harsh truth is that the only ones who have made money from this digital farm are those behind everything, and you have obviously wasted a lot of valuable time. No offense, these are games for naive people who think there are digital chickens that lay golden eggs - and how do you think someone will pay you $3000 for clicking on eggs and chickens?

Maybe try raising real chickens and selling real eggs? Too complicated? Then I recommend that you get a digital pet -> Tamagotchi ;)

That sounds frustrating, especially after playing for 4 years. The crystal requirement seems like a sneaky way to limit withdrawals. I’ve seen similar models before where they make it progressively harder to cash out as you accumulate more. If it were me, I’d probably cut my losses.

There are a few red flags here that make it seem like a potential scam. Mandatory crystals for withdrawal, legitimate crypto platforms don't require additional fees like crystals to withdraw your funds.

There used to be a similar game about birds that earned money based on rankings. You had to invest real money to withdraw even a small amount. The potential earnings seemed attractive, but you could never withdraw anything.

I think Golden Farm works the same way: The more you invest, the more you supposedly earn, but I doubt you'll be able to withdraw what you put in.

So, I recommend being very cautious with this project and not investing anything.

Continuing to believe in such investments will be very bad, this game creates money from investors' money, it is more of a scam model than a real investment and if you manage to withdraw, eventually they will steal everything and suddenly change or put restrictions on withdrawing large amounts as they do and they may ask for your data or anything else they can sell.

OP, do you know how much real money you already invested in this game and how much money you were able to withdraw?

Now when you say you play this game already for 4 years, it's likely a large number of hours game time. I don't know where you live and what would be a fair low salary per hour of some work.

I'm pretty sure, if you account your personal time you basically wasted in this game, you're not gonna be in any profitable range. This kind of games rips their players. It's based on greed, addiction and a lot of artificial difficulties to actually withdraw any "earnings". The only ones that profit are the makers of the game, not the players.

Don't want to judge. The region where you live may have a high unemployment rate or no good jobs or whatever. You likely could do something better with your time than play such silly rip-off games.

What the following [article (https://paidfromsurveys.com/golden-farm-review)] pointed out regarding the malicious withdrawal structure related to Golden Farm strongly indicates that this is a Ponzi scheme. From what I gathered, after depositing your money and renewing your account to acquire crystals, you get 40% from the renewal and also 20% of the crystals from the people you referred who have managed to renew their accounts with crystals. This is a clear scam. Forget about it entirely.

I feel bad for the years you wasted on this trivial game, but if you haven’t renewed your account with Crystals, you’re on the safe side for now. Projects like this, simlar to many others, make you earn from the pockets of those referred, ultimately resulting in a lot of wasted time and money without any real benefits.

after 4 years indeed I'm feeling bad

Sounds very similar to a scam Telegram bot I know in the past. The name is very different though so I'm not sure if they're run by the same people. They force their users to view ads and claim they will share the profits from that with their users. Collecting the rare gem required to withdraw forces people to buy a high-tier package. If you don't then do that you'll spend years waiting before you can withdraw $10. Hopefully, you learned your lesson from this and be more selective in the future OP.