ORLY? Let's just check that ponzi rule again, just to be sure:

Now, how exactly are you going to refund a deposit if it has already been distributed to earlier participants and they have withdrawn their 'profit' and left the pyramid?

Why did you post a picture of GPU miners?

Right, so you send money to ponzi scams in the hope that somebody further down the queue will get ripped off when it inevitably collapses. But not before some of their funds are sent you to as a reward for your collaboration with the scammers.

Because that is essentially what you are wanting to be paid with, a share taken from other people's money. The operators of these schemes are sharing the proceeds of theft with earlier participants. They are paying you for helping to keep their scam running.

This pretty much is the definition of somebody who is not trustworthy.

Think I'll contribute to the appraisal of your character, too.

Ah, ok, thanks Willi.

I suggest you try reading it properly.

Hi Willi, do I need to post the address to send my btc to in this thread?

LOL! Actually I think your mining rig earns more than the OP's because, after all, the OP doesn't own any.

If you fail to respond to my questions concerning your reasoning for continuing to participate and, in essence, support obviously fraudulent ponzi scams, I will have to assume that you are actually nothing more than a shill for them. Sure, you post in some threads accusing the OP of being a scammer, but then there are a number of other, equally obvious, scams you appear perfectly happy to encourage.

This is the behaviour of a sock-puppet account being used by the ponzi operators to falsely paint a picture of a genuine interest from an 'investor'.

Why did you post a picture of GPU miners?

@kerablock

You claim that you will not invest in ponzi schemes yet you repeatedly appear to be participating in obviously fraudulent scams which, while they don't tell you they are a ponzi, clearly are.

In this absurdity of a thread we see you absolutely ignoring the glaring fact that the OP claims to be a world-renowned name in the yachting industry, yet their domain was only registered four weeks ago. Their website is hilariously bad and entirely void of useful content other than talking about how you can 'invest' with them etc. etc.

I'll ask you again, are you claiming that you genuinely believe YachtoGage to be a, in your words, 'serious' investment company?

Excellent news! Well done.

How much time is there left for this run?

Stop calling them investors, they aren't investing in anything.

It is a convoluted ponzi. In fact it is worse than a straight ponzi because even the early 'investors' stand to lose with your 'wheel spinning' nonsense.

You don't produce anything to make profit so what are your 'investors' actually paying to invest in?

If you want to run a casino-style gambling game then stop calling your customers 'investors'.

Oh, and btw, you claim to be mining bitcoin from miners hosted in multiple data centers, those aren't ASICs you posted a picture of, they are GPUs.

But then you already know that, hence the low quality monochrome picture you're hoping nobody looks too closely at.

Now post it full size and in colour. There's no justifiable reason for you to have done it in black and white.

Which part of, "They are all ponzis", confuses you?


I understand perfectly how cryptoboost works.

Which part of the above is *not* describing exactly how a ponzi scheme works?

Users send you money, users try to con other users into joining through their referral link, users receive 'profit' taken from later users deposits.

Eventually you will have too many outstanding payments to make and not enough new victims sending you money.

Which part of the above does *not* describe exactly how a ponzi scheme collapses?

Define 'serious'.

They are all ponzi-based scams. What would possibly make them legitimate? Nothing.

If you don't know this then you're too gullible to be using the internet.

If you do know this then you are guilty of being an accomplice in fraud and theft if you manage to make more than you 'invest', because those extra satoshis you receive will have been taken from other users who will lose their funds when the scheme collapses, which it will do because of math.

Absolutely. The biggest 'monitor' scamsite I know of is cmmonitor which has shilled for multiple fraudulent 'cloud mining' scams.

I have a hunch they may actually be the owners of many of the criminal operations they promote.

Ok, I'll play, how about this: Fuck you and your ponzi scam.

Just because a scam is paying at any given moment does not make it any less of an ongoing criminal fraud.

You aren't mining, you don't have any hardware, you don't have any hash-power. You are guilty of fraudulent misrepresentation.

So, I say again, fuck you and your ponzi scam.



Good enough for you?