Hi all, I've been reading the updates on thus forum for about 2 weeks now, and I'd just thought I'd contribute. I have also had 2 withdrawals (both small) and am awaiting upon my third, which has been 3days now. I do hope this site keeps going. But the only revenue that thus site makes is via advertising and surely that revenue can't support the bigger investors......... Am I wrong?  ?? that's true. I don't know what or how they did it in the beginning, because till the holiday's of 2015 i got large cashouts everytime i cashed out. So after the holidays it just suddenly got worse and worse and worse. I tryd little cash outs of 25 euro's and they cashed out but i can't cashout all. If they did i can cashout like 160/ 170 euro's every day but it does not happen anymore so i'm preparing for the worst and let all be carefull when investing and do not let happen to you what happend to me  How much did you invest there? Did you reach ROI? What's your total withdrawal? Moek11:
"Yes, we got it.
The problem is that one of our collaborator tell us that you get paid but, as you are telling us, you get NOT paid.
By the way you will be paid if you are not trying to cheat us, we are just trying to figure out what's happened. We have a lot of cheat attempts every day.
Recently we have added 2 more people in our staff, and maybe somebody was a "wrong choice".
Please manage this information as confidential, we are investigating on 10 cashouts during christmas holidays.
Personally I don't think you are trying to cheat us, then don't worry, we have all the informations that we need in our database."
I personally don't believe in the above excuse because if OP was, or whoever was, investigating on that lost funds then there's no way it already took them almost a month to find out the issue. I mean if somebody really stole or sent to wrong address or moved funds from the program they would have already got it. I understand that he sent you a PM for being confidental since the "truth" may scare investors but in front of my eyes is just a way to gain time. By the way even if they haven't a database the transactions are public / transparent on blockchain, they can fetch the issue in 1 hour max  I liked BitFactory's concept since its launch and you can verify yourself if you go to read old posts, so I'm not going to accuse of scam yet because there's no evidence except for some big delayed payments, but the truth is that operators set bad interests for big investors because there's no Bitcoin affiliate network able to sustain BitFactory's interests, generating such high CPI, CPM, CPV rates and so on. This means operators were aware of the possible debts, but that's only my thought. However, if facts are or not are as Moek11 stated on that PM I'd instantly stop depositing there, good luck to you all. |
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lol have seen this webdesign on a ponzi before about 6month ago  Before reading your comment I instantly thought the same. This is an old program (running Ponzi) that scammed many months ago and still using same template!!! Unfortunately I don't remember its name but was similiar to bitmines  well that admin sucks lol SCAM |
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Is it closed forever? You didn't mention that yet. Anyways great job, you have actually proved you didn't run any Ponzi scheme  EDIT: oh I found it out on main post sorry. |
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make 0.0001 and i will start a test invest
Funny lol Just the transaction fee for your payout would probably cost them 0.0001 BTC which is the same amout you "invested". I personally recognize a minimum of 2 BTC (according to present BTC value) as a real investment, not such lame numbers. Actually, our 2% fee from your investment covers your transaction fee, and since our min. investment is 0.001btc, not 0.0001btc, it isn't the same amount you invest. As a matter of fact, even if you only maturate with us for one payout period (1 week), you will already have made money to cover the fee, and still make you profit! NO Maximum! this is the best characteristics of scammers to be watched out for, this will not pay anybody at all.
We understand that "No Maximums" is a property of scams, as it encourages scammers to rake large sums of money before running-- Is it due to this, that we instated such a low minimum. This way even if you can invest a large sum but don't want to for fear of us not paying out, you can, at least, try our investment program without risking much of your bitcoin. Our first payout should be this Friday (since our "weekly" is defined as a business week, not a full week), and will post on this thread with payout statistics/times/etc... We highly encourage you to give us a try-- We will be paying out, and we will be staying around! A wise choice is to not invest in this shit hole.
I guarantee they will use your btc and gamble with it. 100%
As stated before, our profits are made from high-volume forex trading, not gambling. Okay, i will be nice to see some payment proof from your investors, i will be watching this thread while your i awaits reviews from your investors. We actually have already received a reasonable amount of investments. We should be paying out this friday, and I will post payment proof/stats the very instant we payout! Thank you for your interest! I'm talking about transaction fee that can get calculated by size, fixed amount or various algorithms. Example: I request 0.0001 BTCWhat's the transaction fee? Maybe you now will understand what I'm trying to say. |
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make 0.0001 and i will start a test invest
Funny lol Just the transaction fee for your payout would probably cost them 0.0001 BTC which is the same amout you "invested". I personally recognize a minimum of 2 BTC (according to present BTC value) as a real investment, not such lame numbers. |
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I'm willing to use the following build as server where running bitcoind server, MySQL and PHP:
MOBO: ASRock 775i945gz
CPU: Intel Celeron D 347
GPU: Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS or Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX
RAM: Corsair XMS2 DHZ 2x1GB
SSD: Samsung Evo 120 GB
There I'll receive/send bitcoins only through RPC commands and save tx infos on database (all of this done via PHP and C++).
What OS would you recomend me to use for best performances and security?
debian or freeBSD. p.s. take lubuntu instead of ubuntu (your first choice) if you don't increase RAM and need GUI.I heard many times of Lubuntu in the past but never tried it, I'll give it a look since it fits my specs and needs if it's as you say. By the way I worked on FreeBSD (since 7.x) for 5 years or so, but I'm not willing to continue using it because it starts being frustrating  stick with debian.
That's my second choice right after Ubuntu may I ask, why something like Ubuntu attracting some many people over Debian. what is advantage of usage? Because a friend of mine will work on the server with me but, unfortunately, he isn't very familiar to Linux. |
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I wonder why this thread is placed in the Investor-based games section. So that admin scams without repercussions Just kidding you... Or maybe not lol This kind of games is not new but good luck anyways! |
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I know OP doesn't care of my predictions but I bet nobody of you will reach ROI, maybe even BEP.
In addition to this I suppose you aren't even running any real script / automated system according to your deposit page (btw using fixed deposit address) and weak transactions table.
No need to tell you why but 170% in 1 week only isn't sustainable even for biggest HYIPs that plan to steal big sums. Good luck to you all!
Oh I've just seen now this is self-moderated thread... If you delelete my comment I'll open a scam dispute as I usually do.
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stick with debian.
That's my second choice right after Ubuntu |
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I'm waiting for my SSD to come, once I'll run the full node I share with my full experience (hoping in good results lol).
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What if I continue using 0.11.1? According to its change log I don't see big improvements on security side.
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With only 2 GB of RAM, definitly a Linux over Windows Server R whatever. Have good experience with Ubuntu for running a node.
The GPU seems unneeded for a server if you can add more RAM/CPU instead.
My mobo is limited to 2 GB DDR2 RAM (2x1GB - double channel) and I'm not intended to change it right now. However I'm planning to use Ubuntu, but will my build hold one of the latest Ubuntu versions such as 14.04.3 or 15.10? According to their system requirements I'd need of 3 GB or more RAM if running 64-bit CPU. The RAM is the most problematic thing in my experience. If you could do more, I'd do it. You'll probably need to ensure that you have swap on. Did you use little RAM on recent Ubuntu versions? If you don't need a GUI go for Ubuntu server over Ubuntu desktop. 2GB RAM is too little, the server version uses around 150MB RAM vs atleast 500MB RAM for desktop one, but even still you're cutting it close with 2GB, you'll start running into problems as the blockchain grows.
I can also try with Debian, Gentoo, Arch, CentOS... However my RAM banks are the best DDR2 Corsair twins with heatsink, they work like they're 4GB The speed of the RAM is not so important more than the amount. Using a different OS wont make a huge difference either as it's bitcoind that needs the RAM, the OS will only use a tiny part of what bitcoind uses. So gotta buy new mobo which allows more RAM space and buy more RAM banks as well? No. 2GB is not much, but for only a full node its enough. You will need to limit DB cache, number of connections and maybe do some other tweaks. My full node runs on a cheap VPS with 2GB ram and its fine. Its not the fastest, but its usually stable. After the most recent patch it seems to crash every ~17 days, but Im still investigating that. Might be unrelated to core. memory usage from a few days ago: | transactions |memory usage
yyyy-mm-dd-hh:mm|count|size in b|used|free
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2015-12-28-00:00|24402|338327947|1308|739
2015-12-28-00:30|23370|338127854|1302|745
2015-12-28-01:00|23574|338655382|1301|746
2015-12-28-01:30|23725|339039882|1306|741
2015-12-28-02:00|23634|339813806|1300|747
2015-12-28-02:30|23870|340195248|1300|747
2015-12-28-03:00|23636|340157228|1302|745
2015-12-28-03:30|23733|341013497|1300|747
2015-12-28-04:00|23460|341017625|1301|746
2015-12-28-04:30|24848|342582554|1301|746
2015-12-28-05:00|24096|342558323|1332|715
2015-12-28-05:30|24039|342669796|1300|747
2015-12-28-06:00|25705|344358559|1303|744
2015-12-28-06:30|24743|345370069|1300|747
2015-12-28-07:00|26275|346701703|1300|747
2015-12-28-07:30|24356|345501274|1301|746
2015-12-28-08:00|24453|344987997|1300|747
2015-12-28-08:30|24519|345550638|1301|746
2015-12-28-09:00|25585|347558624|1301|746
2015-12-28-09:30|25044|348234068|1299|748
2015-12-28-10:00|23972|346417096|1301|746
2015-12-28-10:30|24424|347076342|1301|746
2015-12-28-11:00|27922|349325898|1300|747
2015-12-28-11:30|30970|351472383|1315|732
2015-12-28-12:00|31415|352872824|1330|717
2015-12-28-12:30|27474|351877924|1330|717
2015-12-28-13:00|25243|351622568|1329|718
2015-12-28-13:30|26148|352678665|1329|718
2015-12-28-14:00|26580|353777518|1329|718
2015-12-28-14:30|26118|353576379|1315|732
2015-12-28-15:00|26599|354642303|1317|730
2015-12-28-15:30|30843|357376164|1317|730
2015-12-28-16:00|25235|355304469|1316|731
2015-12-28-16:30|25422|356461163|1315|732
2015-12-28-17:00|27923|358021015|1316|731
2015-12-28-17:30|26622|357827823|1315|732
2015-12-28-18:00|25395|358142647|1317|730
2015-12-28-18:30|25629|358479670|1316|731
2015-12-28-19:00|25452|360144829|1316|731
2015-12-28-19:30|26676|361355579|1316|731
2015-12-28-20:00|28152|362730954|1316|731
2015-12-28-20:30|29548|364360887|1316|731
2015-12-28-21:00|25654|362904142|1316|731
2015-12-28-21:30|25636|362363857|1316|731
2015-12-28-22:00|25748|363372287|1316|731
2015-12-28-22:30|26284|364005741|1410|637
2015-12-28-23:00|27768|365141795|1410|637
2015-12-28-23:30|26229|364833156|1416|631
Thank you for sharing your experience! In case of crash I can set the PC to power on and launch bitcoind automatically. Just there's a high chance to face "corrupted block database detected" error |
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With only 2 GB of RAM, definitly a Linux over Windows Server R whatever. Have good experience with Ubuntu for running a node.
The GPU seems unneeded for a server if you can add more RAM/CPU instead.
My mobo is limited to 2 GB DDR2 RAM (2x1GB - double channel) and I'm not intended to change it right now. However I'm planning to use Ubuntu, but will my build hold one of the latest Ubuntu versions such as 14.04.3 or 15.10? According to their system requirements I'd need of 3 GB or more RAM if running 64-bit CPU. The RAM is the most problematic thing in my experience. If you could do more, I'd do it. You'll probably need to ensure that you have swap on. Did you use little RAM on recent Ubuntu versions? If you don't need a GUI go for Ubuntu server over Ubuntu desktop. 2GB RAM is too little, the server version uses around 150MB RAM vs atleast 500MB RAM for desktop one, but even still you're cutting it close with 2GB, you'll start running into problems as the blockchain grows.
I can also try with Debian, Gentoo, Arch, CentOS... However my RAM banks are the best DDR2 Corsair twins with heatsink, they work like they're 4GB The speed of the RAM is not so important more than the amount. Using a different OS wont make a huge difference either as it's bitcoind that needs the RAM, the OS will only use a tiny part of what bitcoind uses. So gotta buy new mobo which allows more RAM space and buy more RAM banks as well? |
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With only 2 GB of RAM, definitly a Linux over Windows Server R whatever. Have good experience with Ubuntu for running a node.
The GPU seems unneeded for a server if you can add more RAM/CPU instead.
My mobo is limited to 2 GB DDR2 RAM (2x1GB - double channel) and I'm not intended to change it right now. However I'm planning to use Ubuntu, but will my build hold one of the latest Ubuntu versions such as 14.04.3 or 15.10? According to their system requirements I'd need of 3 GB or more RAM if running 64-bit CPU. The RAM is the most problematic thing in my experience. If you could do more, I'd do it. You'll probably need to ensure that you have swap on. Did you use little RAM on recent Ubuntu versions (with GUI)? If you don't need a GUI go for Ubuntu server over Ubuntu desktop. 2GB RAM is too little, the server version uses around 150MB RAM vs atleast 500MB RAM for desktop one, but even still you're cutting it close with 2GB, you'll start running into problems as the blockchain grows.
I can always go for Debian, Gentoo, Arch, CentOS... However my RAM banks are the best DDR2 Corsair twins with heatsink, they work like they're 4GB |
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With only 2 GB of RAM, definitly a Linux over Windows Server R whatever. Have good experience with Ubuntu for running a node.
The GPU seems unneeded for a server if you can add more RAM/CPU instead.
My mobo is limited to 2 GB DDR2 RAM (2x1GB - double channel) and I'm not intended to change it right now. However I'm planning to use Ubuntu, but will my build hold one of the latest Ubuntu versions such as 14.04.3 or 15.10? According to their system requirements I'd need of 3 GB or more RAM if running 64-bit CPU. |
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