I think you know all about this exchange. I do not understand why you created this topic. You advertise this service and simultaneously ask us about it.  Yes, I agree with you that the OP is pretending to have just discovered this scheme whereas he has been heavily involved in promoting it for some time. There are various red flags concerning the legitimacy of the company registration of primeXBT, its promotional activities and a further case of deceptive posting on this forum by admin members pretending to be customers. See my post (copied below from main thread) and read this.I know that this "PrimeXBT" is a Bitmex clone, but surely this is taking things a bit far? From PrimeXBT T&C  From Bitmex T&C  This seems a typo as in other places they provided a correct number, please inform them via a contact form on primexbt.com Amazing how a six digit typo just happens to match Bitmex's company registration number....what are the odds on that? Not surprising I suppose, from a totally anonymous, unverified brand new out of the box scheme which relies on huge amount of obviously paid for hype to attract wannabe victims customers, whilst being totally opaque, untouchable, unsueable and unregulated, being registered in one of the most corrupt money laundering centers of the world. What could possibly go wrong? Avoid this site until these important matters are addressed. |
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I know that this "PrimeXBT" is a Bitmex clone, but surely this is taking things a bit far? From PrimeXBT T&C From Bitmex T&C This seems a typo as in other places they provided a correct number, please inform them via a contact form on primexbt.com Amazing how a six digit typo just happens to match Bitmex's company registration number....what are the odds on that? Not surprising I suppose, from a totally anonymous, unverified brand new out of the box scheme which relies on huge amount of obviously paid for hype to attract wannabe victims customers, whilst being totally opaque, untouchable, unsueable and unregulated, being registered in one of the most corrupt money laundering centers of the world. What could possibly go wrong? |
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The only reason to look at that would be as an example to identify the characteristics of an obvious scam and avoid it. @oceantiger If you make a habit of shilling for that ponzi, you will get negative trust. |
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I think Marlboroza's well researched trust feedbacks have been and are of value to the forum and to its members, so he's staying on my inclusion list which means that, while I stay DT1, they will continue to be visible by default as he will stay as DT2 (whether he likes it or not).
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I know that this "PrimeXBT" is a Bitmex clone, but surely this is taking things a bit far? From PrimeXBT T&C From Bitmex T&C |
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First of all, please do not call me a dude Ok, asshole. If a personal culture and respect for another person, parents didn't give you, you will not learn it at work or from friends. That's sad true, Sir. Thank You I don't need sanctimony about respect from liars and thieves. |
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Your BTC can ‘work’ in our algorithm like an asic device but effortlessly, without using any energy! Bullshit. First of all, please do not call me a dude Ok, asshole. |
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Gambling is not an investment,its just an entertainment.
I don't know why other people do consider gambling as a way of investment? Still off topic, to quote Ambrose Bierce "The gambling known as business looks with austere disfavor upon the business known as gambling." |
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Merits were sent on same date and just a minute apart which seems like that linenoise is another hacked account maybe? Also, linenoise sent 10 to Allblw who resent 5 to yet more 21st Nov 17 registered spam/bumping accounts, just as MiLkz did with Allxblx.  |
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I did not even think to check merit.
Now that you have, which of these merits do you recall sending?  |
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looks like someone accessed my account prior to the time discussed in this thread -.-.
Are all these posts yours? |
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I would suggest GENESIS MINING such a legit and best platform for long run.
I would suggest you don't shitpost. My first thread, by the way.
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I only saw the words Reputation and MiLkz,so here's my input on those subjects, nothing to do with hacked accounts. It just happened to be after I was posting in the "Farms of account sellers in the Russian branch "Off-topic"" thread. The account MiLkz is mentioned there too, as the award source of 10 merits (awarded for unremarkable shitposts) which, virtually immediately, were passed on to five members of a bump posting ring who since then have posted of hundreds of spam comments.  |
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Hi, I just found another legit Bitcoin mining cloud serivces
No you haven't, you are shilling for a ponzi scheme and deliberately pretending it has a legitimate source of income i.e. Bitcoin mining. I don't personally give red trust to self declared ponzi schemes, but I do to ones that pretend they're not. At the first time you see the investor based games thread, its basically direct you to games with a lot of ponzis scheme and HYIPs. Yes, I was here when this sub forum was created as a ponzi trashbin. You can play your silly games as much as you like, but when you lie and say they are not a ponzi, that they have real income from somewhere other than new investors (as in this case, cloud mining), then I'm going to give you negative trust. |
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They "caught fire" on New Years Day, didn't they? (They also faked volume and attracted a lot of scam claims before that.) They have some form of process going on whereby "Coin Redistribution applications" are in progress. |
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Hi, I just found another legit Bitcoin mining cloud serivces
No you haven't, you are shilling for a ponzi scheme and deliberately pretending it has a legitimate source of income i.e. Bitcoin mining. I don't personally give red trust to self declared ponzi schemes, but I do to ones that pretend they're not. |
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we should keep in mind this theory is based on a couple days worth of internet sleuthing by random people.
Quick, sign them up for DT. |
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