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Your project is a copycat, you have purchased that already used template.
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as per my opinion now bitcoin price is very high so people should try other cryptocoin doublers like this one..
Thanks for reminding us that you are the admin. I'd seriously suggest you to avoid using the underscore in your username the next time. Anything below $100,000 per Bitcoin is cheap. |
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I was planning to put 5 BTC on Mayweather but at the end I didn't. I was now wondering if anyone got paid because I somehow felt like it was a scam. Any proof? Still offering 5.5 (+450) on Conor Almost time  The issue above where the person deposited eth, they got a refund. There were no pending withdrawals when I checked an hour ago. All winning bets after the fight will be credited right away and available for withdrawal. I deposited some btc but my account still shows a balance of 0 btc? Can anyone help? Have you got paid? If yes how much you bet? |
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Looks good, interesting!
One question: if I invest 1 BTC and getting 15% daily, after 121 days I will have more BTC than ever can exist (~22.1M BTC). Is that a problem for the BTC network?
even better yet, in a single month you will have 57,5BTC ! go ahead and invest everything you have! lmao, scam is scam wait if you invest 1 BTC you get 15% daily = 0.15 daily right ? in one month 0.15*30= 4.5 BTC ! what calculator did you use to get 57 BTC ? He has compounded the profits. |
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Login / signup definitely sucks... JS alerts on error occurred, page refreshes with blank fields, no save login, no account redirect on signup and so on. Dashboard's functionalities are so basic (honestly even homepage, support and forgot password as well) and what is that non-working search bar on top? I hope you don't sell it for more than 0.05 / 0.1 BTC with open source code and license free.
By the way it's not even possible to generate a Bitcoin address because the script returns an exception from your SDK, how can we test it then?
You can actually sell this script to anyone though, because it is not supposed to be used for fraudulent / illegal activities. Buyer can either run a legit business, seller doesn't take any responsability on this.
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yeah ive noted that there are quite a few who register here just to post about how fantastic claimwithme is lol
Sorry, have to quote this again It's a 'smart' strategy - to make people who immediatelly withdraw their first 50 000 satoshi (USD $1.29) spam this thread with confirmations in the hope of getting 4 000 bonus (USD $0.1031856).
Personally, I'd be more interested in the stories of people who had experience with more significant sums of money.
So far we have mrthuat64 who indeed lost $5 000 and now is blocked on FB by ClaimWithMe.
wtf, ive just seen this, lmfao why the fuck are people still investing? seriously send in the men in white coats you mean 2BTC guy? I don't know really But I assume those weren't his last and only coins. I hope at least. it's impossible to know if he's lying or saying the truth but frankly speaking it sounds too weird - one of my best referrals deposited 0.2 BTC and got back 0.24 BTC so far |
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None of you didn't yet notice that this admin is used to make look like his projects extremely long-lived so that they gain a good looking lifetime, but the truth is he makes selective payments since the start because only few people will come on forums to complain and whether this happens he will ask for user / deposit ID in order to pay for STFU. However he didn't even notice viralalert's website on Google (because every admin usually do introspection every day) accusing of being scammed and obviously displaying the not paying status  This kind of strategies should be usually applied at the end of the project when it gets hard to keep up the inbound-outgoing ratio, not that early as he does. If you wanted a progress start then prepare a sleeper, not such a mousetrap what the fuck, shameful. My advice is to keep reminding him that you haven't got paid right after first minute of expected payout. One of the best ways to avoid this kind of unlucky episode would be joining under the ref of a known monitor such as myhyips.net or fairmonitor.com because he's most likely doing manual selections and he's forced to pay them otherwise the monitor destroys his reputation and status. Put your friendly attitude with me in your ass. If you cannot even try to pay users you are a just a loser. By the way I assume your main account was banned because you spammed the program on other sub-forums either via PM. |
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Let me FTFY: first comes, first fucked  |
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The most famous provably fair HYIP was N9N (years ago) which was launched here on BitcoinTalk. I managed to make +2 BTC of net profit out of it, but nowadays that kind of Ponzi games won't work anymore if you were planning to set up a so called "Ponzi game".
The real working HYIPs are those backed up by real trading/gambling or multiple revenue streams and still they can collapse in case of bad periods.
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Let's reject the myth of monitors because this is seriously getting an annoying discussion  1. Monitors out of there are 999999999999 BUT only few of them are really popular and followed. 2. Monitors do not scam people: a monitor tracks the progress of listed programs in order to prove at the current time whether they are paying or not. 3. Those monitors who for few bucks continue to display paying status are obviously those with no referrals, in fact this returns us to point 1. It's funny because those who talk shit about monitors are always those whom never joined HYIPs either joined them but lost 2-3 times (less or more I don't care) and instantly quit the industry with no knowledge at all, though full of hate. Now wonder yourself how could you verify if X project is yet paying / have ever paid anyone? Thank to monitors... You damn smart people  As an admin I had several coop in the past with many different monitors and I can only talk good about them, well not for those unknown monitors worth $10 of listings though  Best monitors: InstantScamAlert, MyHyipsNet, HyipGuardian etc. I understand that you have never been an investor when you do still think that monitors really bring money to programs in 2017. Nowadays bloggers and communities are the real deal, for both parts investor - admin. No need to explain further... It's enough, cheers. PS: HYIP ( high-yield investment program) is a not crime because acronym does not stand for Ponzi scheme; Ponzi scheme is not a crime in all countries, Ponzi scheme can be legitimate when declared from administrators since the beginning and its investors agreeing/accepting ToS. |
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Really bad coded PHP and also vulnerable to SQL injection. Worst website I've ever seen so far. PS: hey OP look at me, I got 999 BTC at Poloniex! GUESS HOW? You do know that PHP is a server-side language, and is not view-able to the general public? I guess, by your stellar reputation, you're just trolling. Your answer already states that you are new to PHP lol because anyone with some knowledge can basically distinguish some good coder from a bad coder just by watching how the PHP is "returned" to the client side / how the PHP handles the functions-errors present on your website, although it's not possible to read the PHP have to agree. It took me few minutes to find out several lacks of programming knowledge just by browsing your back office which is full of bugs and bad coding structure such as red alert errors (4-5) showing up in a row with no real problems at all, withdrawal page when executed instantly tried to withdraw the nothing returning empty balance error and much more. By the way, sanitize your inputs please... That's a shame, especially your template wtf! |
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Really bad coded PHP and also vulnerable to SQL injection. Worst website I've ever seen so far. PS: hey OP look at me, I got 999 BTC at Poloniex! GUESS HOW? |
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Too much red will kill you I need more red Take mine I can gift it to you |
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This is not a Ponzi scheme, it's a real scam/fraud. You could spot it by submitting the input box with empty value, and in any case it will return you a pop up with the following P2SH Bitcoin address: 36bf8JkWZDCsoGwwvPXZWdhFrE63uKrxeHSo this is basically a simple template with no back end code since it is always returning the same deposit address for each guest/session rather than an unique Bitcoin generated address in order to distinguish deposits. EDIT: monitor's status is fake (because it's plain text and not connected to their URL), contact form has no PHP or any other server side processing code and so on. It's all fake! |
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The first ever Ethereum doublers were using non-free domains and proper servers, but most important thing is that they integrated the smart contracts preventing the admin/s to scam, this is why they deducted 1-5% fees from each deposit in order to gain profit. Now wonder yourself why should someone invest in some brutal shit project like yours WITH NO ETH NATIVE SMART CONTRACTS. Reference > |
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coinitrage.com is also vulnerable to SYN flood and HTTP DDoS, hosted at namecheap.com Have you noticed how slow is database at processing queries? The DataTables proves it |
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This is my old script (leaked) that cannot handle more than 300 active deposits a hour, this is why my early projects collapsed so fast. Your cron.php does not allow you to long term run Even the giveaway got copied from my bitcoinangels.net You must be one of the biggest thieves around here then, that project I remember, hyped up for a month, didn't even last a day. You even partnered up with a different site that offered 'deposit guarantee' (never paid out of course), already after the collapse for some reason. Of course I'm the biggest here. If you need for any script (not free) feel free to contact me: I code them from scratch; I can do anything starting from integrating any kind of payment processor to complex algorithms. Stay away from my leaked scripts, those projects have no clue on what they're really running lol |
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