BITCLUB NETWORK: Prison is not the place to be right now

[owlcatz]

Hey Geniusbuy.... WHO ACTUALLY OWNS & RUNS BITCLUB? Answer that one, please.

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[RoomBot]

Hey Geniusbuy.... WHO ACTUALLY OWNS & RUNS BITCLUB? Answer that one, please.

Trick question!


"One of the largest Ponzi scheme operations, called BitClub Network (BCN) with thousands of investors worldwide, is obviously run by a gang of international criminals."

https://steemit.com/scam/@steeme/criminals-behind-bitclub-network-investment-scam

This explains why all their stock photo spokespeople are really all RAPISTS:

"The unofficial head of BCN seems to be Russ Medlin, a U.S. citizen and known sex-offender. Medlin was convicted for attempted rape, possession of child pornography and numerous other crimes."

[owlcatz]

The sad part about these large-scale MLM scams, is that fools like this devon guy probably ACTUALLY believe it's not a scam. It's amazing how fucking dumb at least half of america is, I mean, look who is president LOL....

That said, the poor shmuck probably really believes all the bullshit he's been spoonfed because he's never actually just fuckin' mined on his own like most smart(er) people do...  

Thanks for negging him btw!  

Oh, looky there, he was smart enough to neg us back, congrats kid, now go get scammed elsewhere, we don't tolerate MLM scams here, so stop even trying.

Thanks for the red paint btw, I will wear it with honor!

[owlcatz]

@devonbuy BEFORE I PUT YOU ON PERMANENT IGNORE, I suggest everyone else NEG him & do the same.

Now bugger off!

I have already negged you myself. Obviously you are peddling misinformation here and trying to get others to buy your false story, so I don't know what your agenda is. Your trust rating doesn't speak so well for your reputation either, and getting everyone else to gang up with you and neg me, I'd say that is pretty childish.

If you have the guts, I suggest you use your real name and stop hiding behind a pseudonym. If you cannot argue your points across with facts and reasons, I suggest you back down. If you have nothing constructive to bring to the table, please leave and stop trolling the chat space.

With a trust rating like yours, I won't be surprised if you registered a new username and resumed trolling this space under a new pseudonym.

I find it highly interesting that you, a 28-post newbie, knows how the trust system even works already, therefore I find it highly entertaining that you are accusing this guy of having a "terrible trust rating" (Ok, maybe you don't fully understand it yet)? and also of using a pseudonym or an alt account. 

1. No one here is obligated to give you their full names, so kindly fuck off there devonboy.
2. You are the one reviving a half dead two-year old scam accusation thread, that, well let's face it, is still known widely as an MLM scam, no matter how you shake it
3. Why don't you post here using your real account?
4. You are shilling a scam, therefore you get negged - people ganging up on you is to help protect ourselves, so again, fuck off.

Anyhow, done reading your garbage, nobody gives any fucks, you are now on ignore, so have a nice life on bitclub promoting a known scam, or at least something sketchy as fuck with known bad actors involved.

[RoomBot]

@devonbuy BEFORE I PUT YOU ON PERMANENT IGNORE, I suggest everyone else NEG him & do the same.

Now bugger off!

I have already negged you myself. Obviously you are peddling misinformation here and trying to get others to buy your false story, so I don't know what your agenda is. Your trust rating doesn't speak so well for your reputation either, and getting everyone else to gang up with you and neg me, I'd say that is pretty childish.

If you have the guts, I suggest you use your real name and stop hiding behind a pseudonym. If you cannot argue your points across with facts and reasons, I suggest you back down. If you have nothing constructive to bring to the table, please leave and stop trolling the chat space.

With a trust rating like yours, I won't be surprised if you registered a new username and resumed trolling this space under a new pseudonym.

I find it highly interesting that you, a 28-post newbie, knows how the trust system even works already, therefore I find it highly entertaining that you are accusing this guy of having a "terrible trust rating" (Ok, maybe you don't fully understand it yet)? and also of using a pseudonym or an alt account. 

1. No one here is obligated to give you their full names, so kindly fuck off there devonboy.
2. You are the one reviving a half dead two-year old scam accusation thread, that, well let's face it, is still known widely as an MLM scam, no matter how you shake it
3. Why don't you post here using your real account?
4. You are shilling a scam, therefore you get negged - people ganging up on you is to help protect ourselves, so again, fuck off.

Anyhow, done reading your garbage, nobody gives any fucks, you are now on ignore, so have a nice life on bitclub promoting a known scam, or at least something sketchy as fuck with known bad actors involved.

Shhhhhh...... Don't tell him about PAYCOIN!!!   https://yobit.net/en/trade/XPY/BTC

[SashaDay]

This is my real account, idiot! Your account on the other hand isn't real.

So far in this thread, you have only raised points that have been repeatedly debunked and proven to be false, which begs to question if any of your thousand-over postings are even valid and carry any truth. I am a newbie here only because I have recently joined this forum. I generally don't participate in forum discussions because they are full of trolls and nuisances like yourself, but in this particular posting discussion, someone needed to set the record straight. I took it upon myself to do this, even though I shouldn't be wasting my time proving anything to dimwits like your kind.

Apparently when you have run out of points to continue your agenda, you resort to vulgarities and sway away from the main topic by focusing on something else. And then you resort to negging and destroying people's reputation like as if it's a fun thing to do. "Help protect ourselves" is only a front you're trying to convince others, when you have nothing of value to contribute to the discussion.

You should know that repeatedly calling something a "known scam" when you have been embarrassingly proven wrong time and time again isn't going to all of a sudden turn into a real scam.
And what..."known widely as an MLM scam" because all the reviews that got it wrong said so? And you read them, so they must be fact! If you take everything at face value, you seriously have a lot to learn about the ways of the world.

If you can't argue based on facts and figures like I have, I suggest you give up, suck it in and move on. Learn to deal with failure in your own time.

Yes, the only way you can regain your sanity is to put me on ignore, because you're sure as hell ain't gonna win this argument with all your twisted assumptions based on half-baked fake reviews, or by repeatedly calling it a "known scam". Obviously I was reading more garbage from your posts than you were reading from mine. I can tell you where the real scams in crypto-space are if you want a real education.

I've been mining with Bitclub Network since 2016.... so far so good. Clubcoin hasn't done much but we were given it for free, so we can't really complain. I could go up a lot if they actually pull of what they are trying for. Let's see. End of the day, it's not a "scam" until they've run off with all of your money. Hasn't happened yet and I doubt it will at this point.

But I'd like to hear about what deffo is a scam!

S

[blurryeyed]

I've been mining with Bitclub Network since 2016.... so far so good.

Of course you have Mr Noob account with 6 posts......

[Bitcoinlazy]

oh  since  there is a topic about BitClubNetwork I will post my 5c here !!!
My mom  deposited with them 500USD ( +99UDS membership fee)  in the end of march, now they promissed  she can withdraw anytime and in will be in her wallet in 48 hours,  no fee...
not true.
We have asked for a withdraw and gave it some time, after 3 days there were nothing in her wallet,  we have opened a ticket
after 2 days of opening the ticket she got paid, all in all it's about half of what she had deposited. SO really cant talk about  profit here yet.

There were also some bitcoincash  credited during the fork to her wallet to make it look legit we requested the withdraw of that too.... it never came to her wallet. and I mean NEVER and the ticket in still pending.
I will be happy if she can at least get back what she deposited, her upline told her not to withdraw but to reinvest " to get more profit" yeah right.

so.
the payments are SLOW ( 5 days and a support ticket is not fast at all )   the support is not replying, foolish members are asked to keep reinvesting and all withdrawals under 2 Bitcoin will be charged an automatic fee of 0.002 Bitcoin ( probably just to make sure you will not withdraw too soon )

I will update if I have any improvements but  this is  not a legit project  to me

[owlcatz]

oh  since  there is a topic about BitClubNetwork I will post my 5c here !!!
My mom  deposited with them 500USD ( +99UDS membership fee)  in the end of march, now they promissed  she can withdraw anytime and in will be in her wallet in 48 hours,  no fee...
not true.
We have asked for a withdraw and gave it some time, after 3 days there were nothing in her wallet,  we have opened a ticket
after 2 days of opening the ticket she got paid, all in all it's about half of what she had deposited. SO really cant talk about  profit here yet.

There were also some bitcoincash  credited during the fork to her wallet to make it look legit we requested the withdraw of that too.... it never came to her wallet. and I mean NEVER and the ticket in still pending.
I will be happy if she can at least get back what she deposited, her upline told her not to withdraw but to reinvest " to get more profit" yeah right.

so.
the payments are SLOW ( 5 days and a support ticket is not fast at all )   the support is not replying, foolish members are asked to keep reinvesting and all withdrawals under 2 Bitcoin will be charged an automatic fee of 0.002 Bitcoin ( probably just to make sure you will not withdraw too soon )

I will update if I have any improvements but  this is  not a legit project  to me

Quoted for future shills to stop wasting our time.

[owlcatz]

 

[RoomBot]

 

WAT HE SAID!

Haven't you put him on *ignore* yet?

Who has time for that?

WAT!

[devonbuy]

For someone who is supposedly being ignored, it's funny to see there are people still engaged in meaningless conversations over this. Nice! LOL... 

[elokk]

I've been mining with Bitclub Network since 2016.... so far so good.

Of course you have Mr Noob account with 6 posts......

....after he was warned by others not to invest

[CounterStrike]

Classic scam scheme, avoid.

[cwarloe]

Thanks everyone for all of this good information. I went to a meetup about Bitcoin this afternoon and it turned into a BitClub Network pitch.

Most everything sounded very plausible (except the slide which claimed that the power cooling costs would be $0 because "hydro and geothermal" and "It's in Iceland", which I made a point of to the meeting organizer). In fact, the organizer was very low key overall and didn't even hard sell the MLM side of things - we actually had to ask her to explain it to us.

Bottom line.. I was really sold and had her create an account for me, with a plan to go home and do some research on this before I invested. However, she then told everyone we had to download the Opera browser for it to work. That seemed very odd. I've never used Opera on a PC before. But, okay. When I asked why, she told us it that Bitcoin Club was being "smart" - since "everything you do is watched by the US government, even your internet activity", Bitcoin Club is blocking IP addresses in the US and Opera has a built-in VPN. Ah, sure, whatever... but then were told not only did we have to use a VPN, but we also had to set it to Canada or Europe, that way we could join, otherwise, we'd get a "warning" about no longer accepting U.S. investors because of SEC regulations, etc. HUGE RED FLAG!

However, I actually went through all of these "warnings" on the website (one "warning" was that they would refund ALL of my money if they found out I was in the US - not really that scary) and was still able to log in to the site. But doing a quick Google search lead me to this forum and several other websites which have confirmed my suspicions that the reason they stopped wanting U.S. investors is because they are selling unregistered securities, and, more importantly, they aren't able to sustain payouts to investors without money from new investors, which makes it a classic MLM pyramid scheme.

So, thanks for the all of the warnings about giving away my precious Bitcoin to something like this, and even more importantly, keeping me from roping my friends and coworkers into something that won't last. Unless I get some additional information and clarification on the math that show it's more than a total scam  - I'll update everyone here if it does and ask for feedback - I will be sitting this one out!

[RoomBot]

Excellent inside report!

Many of us here have been scammed --multiple times.  We come here from time to time to warn others.

Those were all huge red flags!

If you had BTC & simply held it for the past 90 days, you doubled your value!

No MLM or any other kind of scheme can do that.

Just "HODL!"

[cwarloe]

Excellent inside report!

Many of us here have been scammed --multiple times.  We come here from time to time to warn others.

Those were all huge red flags!

If you had BTC & simply held it for the past 90 days, you doubled your value!

No MLM or any other kind of scheme can do that.

Just "HODL!"

Haha. So true. I'm at a point that even if Bitcoin was accepted everywhere that Visa was, there is no way I would spend Bitcoin on anything. HODL! (If my employer wanted to PAY me in BTC though... that would be an interesting decision...)

[aristospetr]

The number of scams among ICO projects is just off scale! Maybe it's time to put into practice the publication of audit reports? This will undoubtedly increase the transparency of all ICO projects.

[RoomBot]

The number of scams among ICO projects is just off scale! Maybe it's time to put into practice the publication of audit reports? This will undoubtedly increase the transparency of all ICO projects.

Um... heard of blockchains?   

[owlcatz]

Thanks everyone for all of this good information. I went to a meetup about Bitcoin this afternoon and it turned into a BitClub Network pitch.

Most everything sounded very plausible (except the slide which claimed that the power cooling costs would be $0 because "hydro and geothermal" and "It's in Iceland", which I made a point of to the meeting organizer). In fact, the organizer was very low key overall and didn't even hard sell the MLM side of things - we actually had to ask her to explain it to us.

Bottom line.. I was really sold and had her create an account for me, with a plan to go home and do some research on this before I invested. However, she then told everyone we had to download the Opera browser for it to work. That seemed very odd. I've never used Opera on a PC before. But, okay. When I asked why, she told us it that Bitcoin Club was being "smart" - since "everything you do is watched by the US government, even your internet activity", Bitcoin Club is blocking IP addresses in the US and Opera has a built-in VPN. Ah, sure, whatever... but then were told not only did we have to use a VPN, but we also had to set it to Canada or Europe, that way we could join, otherwise, we'd get a "warning" about no longer accepting U.S. investors because of SEC regulations, etc. HUGE RED FLAG!

However, I actually went through all of these "warnings" on the website (one "warning" was that they would refund ALL of my money if they found out I was in the US - not really that scary) and was still able to log in to the site. But doing a quick Google search lead me to this forum and several other websites which have confirmed my suspicions that the reason they stopped wanting U.S. investors is because they are selling unregistered securities, and, more importantly, they aren't able to sustain payouts to investors without money from new investors, which makes it a classic MLM pyramid scheme.

So, thanks for the all of the warnings about giving away my precious Bitcoin to something like this, and even more importantly, keeping me from roping my friends and coworkers into something that won't last. Unless I get some additional information and clarification on the math that show it's more than a total scam  - I'll update everyone here if it does and ask for feedback - I will be sitting this one out!

Quoting for our latest fanboy, Devonbuy....