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He has been trying to scam. The more his or her scam is getting worse.

Profile link of the scammer: HomoHerectus (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3725108)

His recent scam: Serious Merchant Loan Market Computational Abstraction (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5560710.new#new)

Actually, his fake website is not about loan but about 'Bitcoin's Entropy Bet System' which is what he called it. He provided his bitcoin address for people to pay to qualify to win an amount of money. It is very obvious that it is a scam.

This user needs a red flag.

Edit:
The post has been deleted

You can see his scam link here: https://ninjastic.space/topic/5560710

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His other scam threads:

Computational Service (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5559633.msg65825694#msg65825694)
Homo Computing to get loan (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5559626.msg65825541#msg65825541)

Please create a type 1 flag using this OP as reference. Maybe you can add his other past threads alongside the archives where he attempted to scam in the OP for better context. I will gladly support the flag. That way, all his future and past posts will just look like a big joke to newbies and unregistered forum visitors as well.

Flag created: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3444

I will also add the first and second threads that he wanted to scam.

I've noticed this user a few times: asking a 0.02 BTC loan for "binary trading", then asking a 0.02 BTC loan for "paying his high rent because he got fired" and now "send me 0.011 BTC to gamble".
Update: he also needs 0.01 BTC for gold mining (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5561594.0)!

Flag Supported!

Flag Supported!

I read his posts and looks a stupid attempt to scam, but some beginners may believe it.

BTW, 20K  ;) ;)

No proof, but lots circumstantial evidence leads me to believe this is his alt:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3719615

It’s funny that when he got desperate after failing to get loans, he decided to create this scam website, which was registered on Monday, September 29th, 2025 [meaning the domain is only one day old, registered just yesterday].

Good job, OP, for exposing his game at the right time.

As for me, I’ve already supported the flag and will also submit a report to the domain registrar so they can take it down.


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Do they do that?

Whenever I see a newbie posting something like this I don't even give them attention or neither reply on their thread because I know they have no good intention rather than begging or looking for a way to scam people around here. For me I wouldn't see this type of user creating a site for whatever reason and I will go deposit my hand earned money into it, in fact I found it even more difficult to deposit money in some site no matter the offer or bonuses given I wouldn't be that moved.

You might not respond to posts like that but that doesn't mean another person who is naive won't so it's a good call the Op made to be able to serve as a deterrent for others who might want to follow in  HomoHerectus' steps and also protect individuals who are quick and easy to fall for such cheap scams.

I've also supported the flag, and yep that's always the danger when a babe-in-the-woods newbie wanders into a forum that has wall to wall, floor to ceiling scammers, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and +1 if it's a leap year.

Props Charles-Tim for fighting the good fight as Vod once put it to me.

Yes, absolutely. Some domain registries take these reports seriously and review them. If the domain violates their policy and promotes illegal activities such as fraud, phishing, etc., then this is undoubtedly considered abuse. If they discover it after review, they restrict the domain and take action against its registrant.

I have reported many domains before and they were taken down. The process only takes a few minutes, but it prevents many cheap scams like this. That’s why I believe reporting is a duty for anyone who comes across such websites.

Can you give us their email address or file a complaint to freebitco.in yourselves? They committed fraud and deceived thousands of users. Could an administrator access their server and send the payments before it's too late?

It depends on the registrar through. Some acts so fast, while others don't even bother doing anything. Namecheap for example are sometimes so slow or reluctant in taking down fraudulent domains

But since you want an email address of the registrar where to report Freebitco.in, here is a start - https://www.whois.com/whois/freebitco.in

I was flagged by trying get a loan to mine gold and it was the real intentions of a loan and bitcoinentropy.com is a legit functional platform that I wish you guys place small bets to verify

The issue is the lender will probably not get their coin back.   You are more likely to work less hard if it's not your money, and even if you strike it rich, what forces you to repay the loan?

why did you report scam of a legit system where no one got scammed? scam is the casinos you get advertise payments from that destroys millions of lifes on rigged games, the one with scam advertise on his profile reporting legit initiatives, criminal.

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I give my real instagram to the one who lends the money, I'm fucked and only for that money to travel to the gold location and I will do it next day after I get the money for the trip, just give me the time and I pay back in slices till full payment, I guarantee I will at least try.

We want a guarantee you will succeed, in the form of something we can sell to recover what we lent you.

Imagine this:  You are lying in your warm bed, when your alarm goes off for your first day of gold mining.   You stretch, go to the window and see clouds in the sky.  Looks a bit chilly.   You glance back at your bed.  You can't do much work if the sun isn't out to glitter off the gold.   You shrug and go back to bed thinking "Well at least I tried!".   

Lol. Are you now using the scam accusation on you to apply for a loan?
You went from binary trading to paying rent to gambling to mining gold.

I've watched enough Gold Rush Alaska to know such places no longer exist.

Because prevention is better than cure. If you are using obvious scam methods, it is better that we act from the forum with the trust system to warn of the danger, before the scam happens. Waiting for you to scam someone to act, when you can disappear from this anonymous forum and never return, is useless.

I’d like to inform you that your so-called “legit system”, has now been taken down.

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I just received a message from Wix, the platform hosting your site. They reviewed the report and confirmed that the website you created indeed violates their Terms of Use..
Here’s the message I received:


Please refrain from repeating any fraudulent attempts like your previous scheme.. We are here to protect the forum members, especially beginners,, and we will take all necessary actions to remove scammers from the community.

It is true that casinos can harm many people, but they are just games of chance in the end, and everyone should play responsibly. However, casinos are not the same as direct scams like the one you created. you shouldn’t mix things up.