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The third cycle is moving forward!
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Sure, and not the last one. Another ponzi ?
But you are not the first one .
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Yes we're already in the third cycle now finally OP has done his job perfectly I think everyone who joined the second cycle all got profit into this round ! congratulation to every participant who earn here . OP is doing a good job I think I will join third cycle . when the third round of cycle will open please update on the first post so I will join this at right time  |
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Second cycle is over! Everything goes smoothly so far.
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You don't understand that it's transparent, you can see incoming payments and decide when you should deposit and when you shouldn't What what profits you can make for this...yeah maybe for 1 deposit but it's gonna quit at some point and then you're out of luck. People must have money to throw away to do this type of thing.
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Second cycle will be over tomorrow. The program grows slowly, but in a stable way.
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Current stats:
No. Transactions 348
Total Received 2.53364028 BTC
Final Balance 0.28615069 BTC
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We don't want to spam the blockchain by sending miniscule payments your deposit minimum is a bit high
lower it to at least 0.001
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Yes. blockchain.info will work for sure?
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Yes, we guarantee that the payments will be sent to YOUR address in this case. Please send from Blockchain.info wallet or ANY desktop client. All other wallets are not guaranteed to work (shared wallets, we can't see your address to send payments to, payments basically are sent to the wallet provider)
This makes it sound like you ARE guaranteeing blockchain.info and ANY desktop client...a bold promise! |
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Please send from Blockchain.info wallet or ANY desktop client. All other wallets are not guaranteed to work (shared wallets, we can't see your address to send payments to, payments basically are sent to the wallet provider)
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250 payments in one week of operation. Modest but promising start |
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First cycle gets complete today, first depositors receive 150% payout.
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HEllo, please give your txid Deposited 0.01 yesterday, nothing back yet.
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one last time
scam = run away with the money. we charge 10% of all outgoing payments made, why should we run away with the money. please?
scam = offering investment but being ponzi. We advertize our program as a ponzi, though.
Ponzies have a bad rep, that is true. Because they were not transparent. But Bitcoin allows you to run a transparent one.
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Everything is explained in the posts above, we won't discuss it further. First of all this is not a "First Ponzi" in here and you not providing any kind off service what you are running is a pure scam. I though we were way past those ponzi days but some people still tend to fall for these shitty scam.  |
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If you deposited more than 0.005 BTC you will. Just deposited. Should I expect to be payed? -,,-
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Great post, thank you. That would be good if people understood that most of the investment they see online is just gambling. Only in the crypto world would a ponzi scheme be something to be advertised and "invested" in intentionally. Ridiculous.
OP does say it's gambling, which it is. Gambling is illegal in the US without going through many legal hurdles and licenses, so running a ponzi like this with USD in the US would be illegal. However, running a gambling operation like this is in no way different than running a dice site, which would also be illegal in the US. Running a ponzi scheme and pretending it is legitimate is a scam. Running a ponzi scheme and telling people it is a ponzi scheme is not a scam. People are free to make their own choices with their money. |
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Some like dice sites some ponzies. This is a matter of taste. I, for one, find dice sites boring.
But it's all just gambling after all.
The idea here is to provide long-lasting service, and become a brand so to say. Naturally there will be restarts from time to time. But our mission is to show that ponzies can be a legit gambling form.
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