 Show Posts
|
|
Pages: « 1 [2]
|
All I'm going to say is 'too big to fail' is failed capitalism in practice.
You misspelled corporatism. You misspelled fascism. I'd accept either  "Too big to fail" is central planning, not capitalism. |
|
|
|
|
Thanks, I think it would be good (for noobs like me) if you noted that the payout will not go to the same address, but you check the blockchain for a recently used address, and send the BTC there.
|
|
|
|
Okay, I apologize. How did you know to use that address? I was confused because I have a different label for 1pTXE3DUJvhaKxuSxGivRF6yYn2TN5nar that I had made some deposits to.
My apologies, I DID receive the BTC.
hey no problem nice to hear that! And congratulations on the win (even if its a small one) Can you please not accuse me of being a scammer? I called betcoins.net a scammer, but I was wrong, and I owned up to it. I made a mistake, it is true I don't understand how bitcoin works. I use bitcoin-QT, which has LABELS. I had made a couple withdraws from a site, to address 1pTXE3DUJvhaKxuSxGivRF6yYn2TN5nar Because the label was not Betcoins.net, I didn't recognize it. I made a mistake, I apologized, and I redacted my statements. |
|
|
|
The script wasn't working when I "played", so I had no chance of winning, but you won't give a refund? WTF? Guy, YOU WON and you recived your WIN! Take a look in your Wallet!Okay, I apologize. How did you know to use that address? I was confused because I have a different label for 1pTXE3DUJvhaKxuSxGivRF6yYn2TN5nar that I had made some deposits to. My apologies, I DID receive the BTC. |
|
|
|
Now I know. betcoins.net is a total scam. 1pTXE3DUJvhaKxuSxGivRF6yYn2TN5nar was a payment I received from a completely different source. I know that he's lying now. Please don't use betcoins.net! It is a one-way scam.I was WRONG. |
|
|
|
The script wasn't working when I "played", so I had no chance of winning, but you won't give a refund?I was wrong. |
|
|
|
Fixed.
Does that mean I get a refund? |
|
|
|
|
I know HTML, CSS, and SQL (for queries). But that is it.
|
|
|
|
|
I've never bought the orb, but the owner of that site is a pretty cool dude. I don't think he is a scammer.
|
|
|
|
I concur with OP this is a scam its been an hr and no payment of anykind (5 confirmations)
Thanks for checking that out. By the way, I would have tried to contact someone at betcoins.net first, if there was any contact information (which there isn't). I'll assume it is a scam unless I get my BTC back (or if I had gotten the fractional amount right away). |
|
|
|
|
Status: 212 confirmations, broadcast through 7 nodes
Date: 3/23/13 13:18
To: Betcoins.net 1EHVb2YJqm8srkGq1LwwR2tG3RWuUQ7bJG
Debit: -0.01 BTC
Net amount: -0.01 BTC
Transaction ID: e31298286e4794a6f684798b74e2ec8bf4d44ac965387313fee12ece0f721531
|
|
|
|
|
The website says:
Send your bet to an address, to place a bet. Your bet must be between the minimum- and maximum bet. You will receive your won amount between 1 and 15 minutes! If you lose, you get a payout of 0.00000002 BTC in seconds.
I sent .01 BTC to 1EHVb2YJqm8srkGq1LwwR2tG3RWuUQ7bJG, never got anything back (I should have gotten at least 0.00000002)
Edit, because I actually WON.
|
|
|
|
I played one of the "games" on betcoins.net, is it a scam? I never got anything back (you're supposed to get a fraction back, even if you lose).Edit because I was WRONG. I won using betcoints.net, and the owner made a lot of effort to help me. Proof of my win: https://blockchain.info/address/1pTXE3DUJvhaKxuSxGivRF6yYn2TN5nar |
|
|
|
|
