It means he's abandoning this one and starting a new scam. |
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Wow...I would expect a member of your age to know better about ponzis...
During a game, sending over the Limit/Under, it counts as a donation, but there was zero game running. With a text on the site saying the script is gonna be updated by Tuesday. Wasn't even in a day. So this is outside of a game. He has in the past refunded everyone during the IPN service offline, when the site went offline 10 mins before the game start. I get you were trying to play within game rules and want the operator to adhere to that, but I'm more surprised that a member of your rank and an apparent casino owner is supporting ponzis and their operators by putting BTC into them. |
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It is a work of art..... Im not going to deny that...
They are actually pretty cool looking. If there wasn't huge problems with stolen images, dishonesty, and unfair markups, I would consider buying one. I still don't get why he couldn't be honest in the first place and sell them as laser engraved coins. Sure, you wouldn't make as much but you could expand and possibly make a brand for yourself eventually. |
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Would be nice to be able to flag them and moved to their own section within Gambling..
I've been putting negative trust on anyone trying to scam people by running a ponzi on here. 99% of them are newbies... I was doing that too, but they keep making new accounts. I feel like people are going to throw their money in there with or without negative trust. |
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Would be nice to be able to flag them and moved to their own section within Gambling..
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Wow...I would expect a member of your age to know better about ponzis... |
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The negative trust won't be removed if you sell it.
Sorry to say but the account is worthless
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There is no way to disprove the overwhelming evidence. No logical defense.
Looks like Woodcollector is going to quietly slink away into the shadows.
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They will be against it, because it threatens their system. None of the points made hold ground against Bitcoin. "If you take [the value of] all bitcoin transactions last year, we did that in three hours of trading [on a Citi forex trading platform]. So I think the maturity of it – I don't think it's quite there yet," Baxter said.
Baxter pointed to bitcoin miners dropping out of the network as evidence that the cryptocurrency's economics failed to "stack up". He was building on an earlier point that technology innovators should focus their efforts on the "core" of the existing financial system, rather than its periphery. Because no new technologies have road bumps or hiccups. |
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The best thing is to spread awareness. I've found that people are placing negative stigmas on Bitcoin and its users. They need to be fully educated as to the positives of its function. Finding new and novel ways to use and integrate Bitcoin can also help it grow.
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No need for any response. This movie is a piece of crap. Watching it carries its own punishment.
After watching the movie to see what all the fuss was about I sort of have to agree with you on this it was a punishment in its own right lol. It's worth the Netflix watch  but paying $11 at a theatre would have sucked |
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Well, the victims of Madoff didn't know that they were part of a ponzi. It's much easier to string people along with long-term investments. No blockchain to monitor transactions either.
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Agreed. These scammers will also hover in auction and goods section waiting for offers to go up, so that they can message potential buyers and push through a quick sale with a newbie account name that looks similar to the seller's.
Piggybacking on this idea. There should be restrictions on newbie members making new topics outside of the Beginners section.
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Brand new account named 'pythronpro1337' looking for 35% deposit? How about putting that deposit in a trusted forum escrow
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That's actually not a bad rate and pretty funny idea! I would do it if I was still on the east coast.
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Here's a detail of that watermark:  As you can see, there's "d", "e", and part of a "p". I wonder what logo that is? Oh, it's the Deposit Photos logo. Now where have I seen that logo before? Oh, right, all over this image:  Which WoodCollector is burning into a piece of wood here, as of yesterday: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=935930.msg10260178#msg10260178 So, he admitted to using one stolen image (the lion?) and was just caught using another (the hand), and we found sources for all the rest of the images on the same stock photo website, but he totally has licenses for everything, he swears! He can even provide the receipt from his email! Some more damning evidence. Tough to justify and defend Woodcollector's legitimacy when you see stuff like this. |
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Don't be fooled by shill accounts posting about being paid.
This is like any other ponzi. A SCAM.
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Is there a post which lists the top winners from the predictions game?
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It's all part of the dance. It will go up again. The key is not to panic sell.
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