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Title: competition 0.0025BTC | 4 winners! Post by: bitcoin110011 on March 21, 2016, 12:55:02 PM Youtube competition
2 minutes work 1. go to www.btcjack.com 2.scroll down to the reward video competition 3.open the video watch it , comment what you like about the video 4.add your details in the form on www.btcjack.com 5.competition ends march 29th BEST 4 VIDEO COMMENTS WILL BE PAID 0.0025BTC EACH PROOF OF PAYMENTS FOR COMPETITIONS : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1400423.0 Title: Re: competition 0.0025BTC | 4 winners! Post by: saidiredha on March 21, 2016, 12:58:02 PM what is this?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1386227.0 Title: Re: competition 0.0025BTC | 4 winners! Post by: saidiredha on March 21, 2016, 01:13:47 PM Affiliate Scammer,stealing affiliate payments from established players and encouraging players to multiaccount through his links. I'm sure that he (btcjack) is sincere. Should not worry Title: Re: competition 0.0025BTC | 4 winners! Post by: Zeke2345 on March 21, 2016, 08:03:19 PM The problem is for people that brought new accounts in before this member started this affiliate business.
Due to none of the poker sites caring he is able to basically come in and encourage people that are already under a affiliate to start a new account so he can profit under their wagers. Most people do not have a problem because they are multi accounting to get into the freerolls,it really only pisses off those of us that put work in to bring players to the site. Its a betrayal from the sites letting this kind of stuff happen without protecting their members. The member offering these freerolls acts like he does not encouraging multi accounting but he does nothing to check if people already had a account. These sites already have a problem with cheating and now it will be worse because people will now see these sites do little work in sniffing out multi accounts. When his freerolls have more players in them than the normal freerolls its a sign that most of the people are just creating a new account to cheat with and get into the freeroll. Contact your poker sites and link to his threads telling them you do not support him corrupting the poker scene. - It steals from established accounts that brought people in before(meaning they no longer get paid when account makes a bet) - He does nothing to prove these are not old members signing up under new accounts - The whole affiliate program is a joke the more players he cons into signing up under his link |