I'm very disappointed that this thread hasn't been locked/deleted yet.
This kind of childish behaviour brings down the level of this forum, which isn't that great anyway.
lol I love boobies and I like to gamble |
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So the $1m giveaway is also a scam?
Maybe, maybe not. Have you read the T&C's? 3.3. The prizes will be credited in Bitcoin (BTC) to your Prime XBT activated account. If your position is 1-10, your account will be activated automatically without any additional requirements, if your position is 11-10000, you must activate your account before claiming the prize. To claim the funds you must submit a ticket to Prime XBT support.
3.4. To activate your account you must deposit at least 100% equivalent of the prize and complete 20 trades each valued 100x of the amount credited (for example if you won $400 you must deposit $400, complete 20 trades with 100x leverage and then claim and withdraw the prize). |
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Garbage
Spam
Two more new/old/stolen accounts for spamming.... |
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Your telephone number, on your website, is +1-844-247-0129.
+1 is the Code for Canada, +34 is the code for Spain.
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Because of the way you talk, you must be that you do not live in Spain like me.
The idea of the tokens is so that the participations are decentralized, if you have to pay taxes for all movements I assure you that there is not even half the benefit.
Come to Spain and see what we pay taxes!
Hmmm, so it would be a sort of Black (Economy) Forest then?  (English joke) |
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Thanks for the publicity anyway.
As my grandfather used to say ... all advertising is good!
Maybe, but the only publicity you are getting here is for offering ponzi levels of ROI which, in this world, means you are fake: a scammer. IF you were an authentic Paulownia grower ( quite an interesting business from five minutes of Googling) and presumably own the land on which to grow them, why on Earth would you need to go to all this crypto token nonsense and pay crazy interest rates? Euro financiers would be fighting to lend you money far, far cheaper.
And if you lose your temper and start posting silly threads like this one, all that's going to happen is you are going to get thrown out of here. |
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Good catch.
Arbitrage bots and masternodes, what a toxic combination.
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Completely O/T but that's allowed on Saturday mornings, the News of the World was always a pretty downmarket paper, even 100 years ago. Salacious is a good word, ideal for post Victorian repressed Brits. A story in Wikipedia:Frederick Greenwood, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, met in his club one day Lord Riddell, who died a few years ago, and in the course of conversation Riddell said to him, "You know, I own a paper." "Oh, do you?" said Greenwood, "what is it?" "It's called the News of the World—I'll send you a copy", replied Riddell, and in due course did so. Next time they met Riddell said, "Well Greenwood, what do you think of my paper?" "I looked at it", replied Greenwood, "and then I put it in the waste-paper basket. And then I thought, 'If I leave it there the cook may read it'—so I burned it!" |
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The whole thing is a mess, as quite well explained here. |
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Saturday morning newspapers in my country were long ago christened 'News of the Screws'.
I wonder if that might not be an even more appropriate thread title.
If that's the UK, you misremembered the day, it was Sunday newspapers, specifically the News of the World after Murdoch imported tits and scandal into it from the weekday Sun. |
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This account is also owned by uyysidmc (got banned) |
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One thing that we need to stop doing is babysitting people about where to invest and where not to. Its their own choice to put their money into something that promises huge returns. If they believe that and think that such things do exist then even warning them wont make a difference because it has been set in their mind.
Newbies will not either :
1. Look into their trust rating or,
2. Learn the meaning of ponzis/MLMs and how they operate predating on the greedy newbies.
Sweeping generalizations there, about what the amorphous group of new members may or may not do/think. Pointing out schemes that are likely scams =/= babysitting. |
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As my negative feedback for Marco was based solely on him running a Ponzi sig, I have removed it as per our PM conversation.
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Warm welcome to each individual over here.
Are you been waiting for the community to undergo your ANN threads for more exposure?
Do you want to make your thread be infront of everyone's eyes forever?
Contact now to help your project grow up more rapidly!
Limited slots to keep the service running smoothly
Do I decypher from your mangled Spamglish that you are offering to bump [ANN] threads in exchange for payment? Could you share examples of your work please? Tia. |
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Who Could Confirm This A Scam? Anyone with a few functioning brain cells. I especially like their phone number, which they share with the British Standards Institute (BSI). |
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Just looking thru this spam fest of a thread about some non existent cashback scheme, I notice that the spammers can be divided into groups. Let's start with the 12th March 2018 group (all registered within six minutes) LevyathanKingDomeSwiggHeartWhat I think I'll do is list them here, before negatively trusting all the serial spammering/bumping service accounts posting in this thread, which I estimate make up 90% of the posts. To be continued... |
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Hello guys, what you got for farmed accounts registered 12th March 2018?
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Amazing how quiet it has got all of a sudden in here. Anyone would think that previous prolific contributors (sic) to this thread like, for example Zeque02 were Vingolle sock puppets or part of a paid bumping/pumping service..... |
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