What is the official statement regarding the continuation of this signature campaign and the status of Cryptomine.io?
There is no official statement, Cryptomine ran off with their customers money. |
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Maybe, but they also wanted everyone to let it go and they carried on now for about 3 weeks I don't really think they will let it go. This is their xbox live entertainment.
 I don't even know what your trying to say. You lost me a couple of conversations a go. Just seemed like a wall of gibberish.  |
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Mabshark => AM hash
MrTeal => Asic Miner
Raskul => Spondoolies Tech
Jimmothy => HaveLock
Puppet => HaveLock
CanaryInTheMine => Anything friedcat goes fine with him.
All of the above has conflict of interest with direct selling cloud mining companies.
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Until last week, inputs.io seemed like a nifty service for Bitcoin users. The company not only offered bitcoin wallets, it mixed the wallets up in order to anonymize the coins they stored, sped up bitcoin payments, and even spared them from the tiny transaction fees that are typically charged on the bitcoin network.
What are you talking about? It was hacked on October 24th 2013! Also, like I said earlier, just because Hashie posted the email here, that does not mean they control it. It's just a way to get people to stop emailing them and email someone else instead. |
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The above figures didn't take into account the change address. Here's their payout history taking it into account.
Nov 10: 0.09128628 BTC paid out in total to 20 addresses
Nov 17: 0.41930670 BTC paid out in total to 38 addresses.
Nov 24: 0.84320654 BTC paid out in total to 58 addresses.
Dec 01: 1.53792675 BTC paid out in total to 69 addresses.
Dec 08: 2.28339915 BTC paid out in total to 85 addresses.
Dec 15: 3.10568266 BTC paid out in total to 104 addresses.
Dec 22: 1.62267573 BTC paid out in total to 33 addresses.
Dec 29: 1.99618747 BTC paid out in total to 70 addresses.
Jan 05: 2.04731607 BTC paid out in total to 83 addresses.
Jan 12: 1.45376991 BTC paid out in total to 122 addresses.
The payout on Jan 12 was 71% of the payout on Jan 5 and the number of addresses increased by 38.
Furthermore, ATC's payment was 3.51x greater than Dexter's on the 5th, yet on the 12th it was 1.7x greater. Dexter's payment on Jan 5 was 0.54% of the total payout and on Jan 12 was 0.76%. The hash rate remained constant at 260 Gh/s between the two dates. ATCkit's payment on Jan 5 was 1.9% of the total payout and on Jan 12 was 1.3%. The hash rate remained constant at 1070 Gh/s between the two dates.
Payments are just arbitrary it seems.
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Mabsark, find another thread to sell your bullshit site and investment. This is thread about TeraBox. You don't see me offering anything in AMHash thread.
Provide some evidence of your legitimacy and I will stop posting here. In the mean time, I'll continue to post here every now and then to warn people that this service is almost certainly a ponzi that flat-out refuses to provide any evidence of legitimacy. |
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Let ATCkit post his address and number of GH he owns. Something is wrong with his numbers. I have 260 GH from the beggining and my address is 17A3gis3VSC5iymakjCmrQSmuYT6XvYkoB. At Dec 8 was my first payout, payout from Jan 5 is 72% of Dec 8. I have dissabled hold and autoreinvest. Maybe he has this turned on and thats why low payouts. ...
Dexter also happens to be a far more active Hero member with a cloudmining.website sig.
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You think that I have some favors becuse I'm active member of this forum? I'm present here for over 3 years, never had anything in my sig, till December. Why not earn something while posting, since my financial situation is worst for years... And I'm posting only facts, if you enter my address into blockchain you will see that every number is the same... No, I'm not accusing you of any wrong doing or anything. I'm saying you're better for advertising the service so it's good to keep you happy with the service. Like I said earlier, The payouts on Jan 12 was 68.65% of the payout on Jan 5 and the number of addresses increased by 39. You're payout should have decreased too, yet it didn't, it increased. |
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New difficulty - new price per GHS
Current rate is 0.00118BTC for 1GHS
Interestingly, gigahash at CEX.io is now cheapest. It is at 0.00070684 BTC. After CEX.io stopping its cloud mining operation, gigahash rate has fallen. So anyone believes CEX will start operation later, may buy now. Next comes cloudmining.website. It is still operating and paying per week. Cost is 0.001 BTC/Ghs. Next lowest I guess is TERABOX offering 0.00118 BTC/ghs. Cryptomine.io has also gone, ran away with the coins like some of us predicted, and predict for this service too. Also, AMHash and Hashnest are cheaper than both cloudmining.website and TeraBox. |
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Darkgamer, Darkangel, malaimult,
The way you quote is annoying as hell. Press ENTER after the bloody quote.
i dont get it what does pressing enter do? Let me know must be something special if 3 people are pissing you off I suspect that's just 1 person. You don't leave a new line after the closing quote tag. When there are multiple posts, it all becomes a big wall of text and it's difficult to cut irrelevant comments. You'll often see a big pile of quote tags when you get into deep conversation. It leads to stuff like this. Next time, after you click on quote in order to reply to someone, press the 'Return'/'Enter' key on the keyboard so that you create a newline after the closing quote. Simple as that. ahh ok gotcha i see what it did when i press enter send me to next line of text, ok will do that  thanks did not know Much better  |
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Darkgamer, Darkangel, malaimult,
The way you quote is annoying as hell. Press ENTER after the bloody quote.
i dont get it what does pressing enter do? Let me know must be something special if 3 people are pissing you off I suspect that's just 1 person. You don't leave a new line after the closing quote tag. When there are multiple posts, it all becomes a big wall of text and it's difficult to cut irrelevant comments. You'll often see a big pile of quote tags when you get into deep conversation. It leads to stuff like this. Next time, after you click on quote in order to reply to someone, press the 'Return'/'Enter' key on the keyboard so that you create a newline after the closing quote. Simple as that. |
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Good time to mine using BIT-X.com now that cex.io has closed down mining operations!
 Bit-x is in the same boat as cex.io. |
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hashie is using the same email that seems to have been compromised last year. glados.cc and using the admin account that once belonged or may still belong to TradeFortress.
There's no evidence whatsoever to suggest that. Hashie simply posted Tradefortress' email address as their contact details. If anyone wants to contact darkgamer, send him an email at admin@glados.cc. Oh my god! Darkgamer = hashie = TradeFortress! Come on man, think about these things for at least 1 second. |
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Here's their payout history
Nov 10: 0.09990000 BTC paid out in total to 21 addresses (including the change address).
Nov 17: 0.50851372 BTC paid out in total to 39 addresses (including the change address).
Nov 24: 0.98910702 BTC paid out in total to 59 addresses (including the change address).
Dec 01: 1.54285048 BTC paid out in total to 70 addresses (including the change address).
Dec 08: 2.98592723 BTC paid out in total to 86 addresses (including the change address).
Dec 15: 10.95585424 BTC paid out in total to 105 addresses (including the change address).
Dec 22: 1.64579392 BTC paid out in total to 34 addresses (including the change address).
Dec 29: 2.22291819 BTC paid out in total to 71 addresses (including the change address).
Jan 05: 2.12663072 BTC paid out in total to 84 addresses (including the change address).
Jan 12: 1.45990000 BTC paid out in total to 123 addresses (including the change address).
The payouts on Jan 12 was 68.65% of the payout on Jan 5 and the number of addresses increased by 39.
ATCkit's payout on Jan 12 was 48.42% of the payout from Jan 5.
Dexter's payout on Jan 12 was 104.55% of the payout from Jan 5.
Dexter also happens to be a far more active Hero member with a cloudmining.website sig.
If anyone thinks this is not a scam, then give me a plausible and logical explanation for those figures.
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Darkgamer, Darkangel, malaimult,
The way you quote is annoying as hell. Press ENTER after the bloody quote.
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Very good, I can also confirm the payment! Mistakes can happen. Good that you settled everything up. Any news on whether this is going to continue?
The Prisma and the campaign are dead, I think. Many of us moved onto the AMHASH campaign. From the sounds of the last update, they may have another unit to promote in April though. That wasn't an official update, it was just some person posting their opinion. It does sound pretty reasonable though. |
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If people would bother to do some actual research they would quickly find out that there are a few ASIC manufacturers providing cloud mining services. Instead, most people waste their money by throwing it at obvious ponzis that refuse to provide any evidence of legitimacy despite. And that's after being warned my multiple people not to do so. And then they start crying when they get ripped off.
It's as simple as this. If a company/service/whatever refuses to provide any evidence of legitimacy, don't give them your money.
Also, compared to AMHash (ASICMiner) and Hashnest (Bitmain), CEX.IO was insanely overpriced and less legitimate.
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I might not be checking this thread or support@hashie.co much in the future, but if you need to contact me for any reason feel free to email me at admin@glados.cc Bye everyone! -Queen Elsa queen elsa might have been responsible as her email is the same as one that had been compromised, That's actually TradeFortress' email address. Here's his new account (if you have any questions for him): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=67058 |
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Do you have any evidence to suggest that this crypt0queen has anything to do with Hashie apart from the Halloween costume? It seems just as likely to me that this whole Hashie/Frozen shite could just be an attempt to use her as scapegoat.
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Spent some time looking at this service however it seems the mining part will become obsolete faster than I could consider joining, because at current maintenance fees it will produce negative dividends already at next diff. change in 3 days...Any plans on lowering the mining fee?
Unless they halved them or something I don't think it would make much of a difference. With the closure of cex.io, you'd expect the closure of Bit-x cloud mining too in the near future. I don't think that will happen though. BitFury are expecting their next gen ASICs soon so they're probably just testing the system with their old gen crap to prepare for that. That's the only thing that makes sense to me as it has always been vastly more expensive than the competition. |
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