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November 21, 2013, 02:02:35 PM
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You should edit your first post, before more people fall for the scam. (although they have not scammed YET, it's very likely that they will once they have enough invested money)

Good idea. Just did it. Thanks.
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November 21, 2013, 02:12:53 PM
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Once you actually think about things, a scam is pretty easy to spot.

This is obviously a scam because it works too smoothly. A real funds-pooling poker operation would never pay out a % on a random deposit made on any random hour of the day. They would need a cutoff time to take the whole balance to casino tables. To account for all of this, it would be a massive amount of work.

Next, it is unlikely that there would be absolutely no mismatch between what is deposited and what the players manage to wager. There would be problems; they would have a % win on what they managed to wager and that would have to be diluted among the deposits they didn't manage to wager. They would end up talking about this.

Then there's the aggressive referral system. 10%? Right.

Then, they claim to make "through reviews of bad hands." This is possible, but would take ages and is really impractical. No "pros" would allow themselves to have their plays reviewed by "managers."

Then, there's the neato uniform distribution of losses, almost 4-1-4-1-4-1. No two consecutive loss days. Right.

Then, there is no blog. That's where all the minor problems that an actual operation (of anything) would have been reported.

Then, there are the typos.

Then there's the claim of "best poker players in the world" that I didn't spot, which is ludicrous.

And of course, if you already knew about HYIP, you would pattern-match the +/- percentage scheme to other scams. A legitimate business would never adopt a scheme that would pattern-match so directly to known scam schemes.

The human race is intriguing. :-)
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November 21, 2013, 02:14:25 PM
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You should edit your first post, before more people fall for the scam. (although they have not scammed YET, it's very likely that they will once they have enough invested money)

Good idea. Just did it. Thanks.

Glad you did, we wouldnt want to mislead people Smiley

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November 21, 2013, 02:19:12 PM
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You should edit your first post, before more people fall for the scam. (although they have not scammed YET, it's very likely that they will once they have enough invested money)

Good idea. Just did it. Thanks.

Glad you did, we wouldnt want to mislead people Smiley

Doh, forgot to take out the link (in case "THIS IS A SCAM" is not sufficient :-). Now it is done.

SHIT, just logged in and I have one referral. Luckily their system shows their e-mail address. I'm going to warn him/her by pointing to this thread.
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November 21, 2013, 02:20:10 PM
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You should edit your first post, before more people fall for the scam. (although they have not scammed YET, it's very likely that they will once they have enough invested money)

Good idea. Just did it. Thanks.

Glad you did, we wouldnt want to mislead people Smiley

Doh, forgot to take out the link (in case "THIS IS A SCAM" is not sufficient :-). Now it is done.

SHIT, just logged in and I have one referral. Luckily their system shows their e-mail address. I'm going to warn him/her by pointing to this thread.

Thats good of you, also did you get the cashout ?

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November 21, 2013, 02:23:17 PM
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You should edit your first post, before more people fall for the scam. (although they have not scammed YET, it's very likely that they will once they have enough invested money)

Good idea. Just did it. Thanks.

Glad you did, we wouldnt want to mislead people Smiley

Doh, forgot to take out the link (in case "THIS IS A SCAM" is not sufficient :-). Now it is done.

SHIT, just logged in and I have one referral. Luckily their system shows their e-mail address. I'm going to warn him/her by pointing to this thread.

Thats good of you, also did you get the cashout ?

Yes, they paid me back.
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November 21, 2013, 02:57:27 PM
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Once you actually think about things, a scam is pretty easy to spot.

This is obviously a scam because it works too smoothly. A real funds-pooling poker operation would never pay out a % on a random deposit made on any random hour of the day. They would need a cutoff time to take the whole balance to casino tables. To account for all of this, it would be a massive amount of work.

Next, it is unlikely that there would be absolutely no mismatch between what is deposited and what the players manage to wager. There would be problems; they would have a % win on what they managed to wager and that would have to be diluted among the deposits they didn't manage to wager. They would end up talking about this.

Then there's the aggressive referral system. 10%? Right.

Then, they claim to make "through reviews of bad hands." This is possible, but would take ages and is really impractical. No "pros" would allow themselves to have their plays reviewed by "managers."

Then, there's the neato uniform distribution of losses, almost 4-1-4-1-4-1. No two consecutive loss days. Right.

Then, there is no blog. That's where all the minor problems that an actual operation (of anything) would have been reported.

Then, there are the typos.

Then there's the claim of "best poker players in the world" that I didn't spot, which is ludicrous.

And of course, if you already knew about HYIP, you would pattern-match the +/- percentage scheme to other scams. A legitimate business would never adopt a scheme that would pattern-match so directly to known scam schemes.

The human race is intriguing. :-)

Here's their ad banner:


It says "Invest in the world's best poker team". It is obvious that they are lying.
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November 28, 2013, 07:16:20 PM
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NOT PAYING

THIS IS COPY FROM POKER BY PROXY HISTORY AND TICKET FROM SUPORT
1.2416 btc i have on this site it is 1200$
what is with withdraw request ?
From administrator
Sent on November 26th 2013
What about it?

Jack

From administrator
Sent on November 26th 2013
Within 48 hours. We are just waiting on an incoming funding order.

Jack

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api on 26/11/2013 16:39:50
when will you send btc from withdraw ?

History

Below you will find a detailed list of all transactions that have occurred in your Poker By Proxy account. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer support specialists using our support centre.
Date Message
11/11/2013 23:12 Your investments have earned you 0.0012 bitcoins
11/11/2013 17:10 Bitcoin deposit for 0.1000 bitcoins completed [Ref: bitcoin_3JdJc7IK]
11/11/2013 09:27 Account updated
11/11/2013 08:59 Account created

History

Below you will find a detailed list of all transactions that have occurred in your Poker By Proxy account. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer support specialists using our support centre.
Date Message
25/11/2013 20:18 Your investments have earned you 0.0104 bitcoins
25/11/2013 18:37 Bitcoin withdrawal request for 0.7416 bitcoins
24/11/2013 22:38 Your investments have earned you 0.0138 bitcoins
24/11/2013 21:47 Account updated
23/11/2013 20:12 Your investments have earned you 0.0357 bitcoins
22/11/2013 21:22 Your investments have earned you 0.0134 bitcoins
21/11/2013 20:36 Your investments have earned you 0.0242 bitcoins
21/11/2013 17:31 Bitcoin deposit for 0.4938 bitcoins completed [Ref: bitcoin_LzObpo89]
20/11/2013 22:03 Your investments have earned you 0.0148 bitcoins
19/11/2013 22:09 Your investments have lost 0.0263 bitcoins
18/11/2013 21:20 Your investments have earned you 0.0157 bitcoins
17/11/2013 16:56 Your investments have earned you 0.0136 bitcoins
16/11/2013 23:25 Your investments have earned you 0.0111 bitcoins
15/11/2013 23:16 Your investments have earned you 0.0195 bitcoins
15/11/2013 21:12 Bitcoin withdrawal for 0.5000 bitcoins completed [Ref: 1MEEprngkH6aqk7By5VcVcBDSWoR1jTybK]
15/11/2013 20:10 Bitcoin withdrawal request for 0.50 bitcoins
14/11/2013 23:42 Your investments have lost 0.0333 bitcoins
13/11/2013 22:59 Your investments have earned you 0.0147 bitcoins
12/11/2013 21:05 Your investments have earned you 0.0297 bitcoins
12/11/2013 15:54 Bitcoin deposit for 1.0000 bitcoins completed [Ref: bitcoin_3nhPpTT9]
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Minimum Investment is $25 Maximum Investment is $200,000 Variable Returns Paid Daily (Ranging from -5% to +25%) You can withdraw any of all of your balance at any time. Accounts are automatically compounded into one account balance.
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December 03, 2013, 12:26:41 PM
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"LOL"?

    https://www.pokerbyproxy.com/results/2013/11/29.html

Meanwhile I had found another scam marker: the flashing graphic in the front page shows a blackjack table (or some similar game) with a dealer, completely unrelated to poker. And the site opens with "Do you love Poker"? Clearly the maker of this website does not love poker...

Obey
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December 04, 2013, 04:09:58 AM
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LMFAO. I'm a pro poker player, and your bankroll will have way higher swings (up and down) than 3%~   LOL'd so hard at -99% lost. Of course PayPal scammed them.

Honestly, I love the site layout, but obviously I hate the whole fucking SCAM part.
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December 04, 2013, 04:31:07 AM
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Love how in the "how it works" text it starts with: "Poker by Proxy works by taking your money" Smiley

And just to point out the obvious, if these players really were "the best in the world" why would they sell a large percentage of their action, doesn't exactly make much sense.
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