ALL LINKS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE VIEWED AS SCAM SITES - A WARNING

[CryptoTechnology]

I wont argue that these type of sites are scam, but there are few, which runs for a long time, and actually lets people make some money, instead of loosing - if you are smart about it.

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[Steve_Tou]

There are always people claiming there are sites that runs for long time, can make $, blah blah blah bs.
They are mostly 'newbies' or people with red trust on them. Go figure.

[Slow death]

I wont argue that these type of sites are scam, but there are few, which runs for a long time, and actually lets people make some money, instead of loosing - if you are smart about it.

Do you can show us those sites that allegedly pay for long time?

[opmac]

List Updated!!!

Thanks peeps!!!

[condoras]

https://realmoneymake.com/

A "fresh", brand "new" for the LIST!

[condoras]

https://mooninvest.net/

https://into-trade.com/

And the hunt continues...

[Slow death]

More scam websites to add

https://lotto-syndicat.com (SCAM)

https://super-five.com (SCAM)

[Honestbit]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

[Slow death]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

interesting your point of view

well, I think you know this guy ... WHAT do you think the question he asked?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468761.0

[Honestbit]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

interesting your point of view

well, I think you know this guy ... WHAT do you think the question he asked?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468761.0

I'm not sure what you mean here.

Also, you were asking for an example of a long-paying ponzi, well, Social Security is a great example.

[cryptodevil]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

By definition ALL ponzis will stop paying because of math. So your claim is bullshit.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

The creation of a Social Fund with which to distribute benefit in various forms to society is nothing like a ponzi. You don't contribute to social security in order to 'win' more in return than you pay in, you contribute because it is your civic duty as a citizen of the society you are part of to help fund such services.

[condoras]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

By definition ALL ponzis will stop paying because of math. So your claim is bullshit.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

The creation of a Social Fund with which to distribute benefit in various forms to society is nothing like a ponzi. You don't contribute to social security in order to 'win' more in return than you pay in, you contribute because it is your civic duty as a citizen of the society you are part of to help fund such services.

And i will add that Social Fund does make something (if the "man"/ "group" in charge is not thiefs...) with this money for all, including you. Ponzi dont do a thing!

https://goldwaymoney.com/

One more for the LIST

[Slow death]

Another site to add to the list

https://usddeposit.com ( SCAM )

https://aurum-bank.com (SCAM)

It seems that some scammers hit his head and began to lie in exaggerated form

[Slow death]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

interesting your point of view

well, I think you know this guy ... WHAT do you think the question he asked?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468761.0

I'm not sure what you mean here.

Also, you were asking for an example of a long-paying ponzi, well, Social Security is a great example.

Social Security is different from a Ponzi scheme

- No outsize returns are promised by Social Security.

- Participation in Social Security is not voluntary.

- Ponzi schemes are insolvent; Social Security is not insolvent.

- Funds received into Social Security are invested in government-backed securities at a certain interest rate, thus generating returns. In a Ponzi scheme, there are no investments made.

- Ponzi schemes work only until people get wind of what is going on, at which point they inevitably collapse. Social Security's finances are plainly visible for all to see. Modest adjustments in tax rates, benefit formulas and the retirement age can ensure the program's viability for generations to come.

- Ponzi schemes are a criminal enterprise; Social Security is not.



I think you should be the guy who made that post

[anto63]

another site of scammers.


https://mooninvest.net

please stay away.

[condoras]

another site of scammers.


https://mooninvest.net

please stay away.

Its already in the LIST...

[opmac]

another site of scammers.


https://mooninvest.net

please stay away.

Thanks Anto63

It is on the list already, but thank you for providing it anyways. It shows growing support against scam sites and scambags.

Please continue to show support to help drive these individuals out of crypto. The crypto community will be far far better off without any of them.
They offer nothing to the community!

[Honestbit]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

interesting your point of view

well, I think you know this guy ... WHAT do you think the question he asked?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468761.0

I'm not sure what you mean here.

Also, you were asking for an example of a long-paying ponzi, well, Social Security is a great example.

Social Security is different from a Ponzi scheme

- No outsize returns are promised by Social Security.

- Participation in Social Security is not voluntary.

- Ponzi schemes are insolvent; Social Security is not insolvent.

- Funds received into Social Security are invested in government-backed securities at a certain interest rate, thus generating returns. In a Ponzi scheme, there are no investments made.

- Ponzi schemes work only until people get wind of what is going on, at which point they inevitably collapse. Social Security's finances are plainly visible for all to see. Modest adjustments in tax rates, benefit formulas and the retirement age can ensure the program's viability for generations to come.

- Ponzi schemes are a criminal enterprise; Social Security is not.



I think you should be the guy who made that post

Boi, how does being mandatory make it any better? People chose whether or not to participate in my ponzi, and I encourage only those educated to do it. But, looking back at the definition of a ponzi:
A Ponzi is any scheme which pays interest to "Investors" from Bitcoin coming in from new Investors

other than the bitcoin part, social security indeed is a ponzi, just one that doesn't collapse.

[Slow death]

Just because all of the previous ponzis have stopped paying, doesn't mean that they all will.

Think about how social security works, when you compare it to the definition, it's a ponzi too.

interesting your point of view

well, I think you know this guy ... WHAT do you think the question he asked?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468761.0

I'm not sure what you mean here.

Also, you were asking for an example of a long-paying ponzi, well, Social Security is a great example.

Social Security is different from a Ponzi scheme

- No outsize returns are promised by Social Security.

- Participation in Social Security is not voluntary.

- Ponzi schemes are insolvent; Social Security is not insolvent.

- Funds received into Social Security are invested in government-backed securities at a certain interest rate, thus generating returns. In a Ponzi scheme, there are no investments made.

- Ponzi schemes work only until people get wind of what is going on, at which point they inevitably collapse. Social Security's finances are plainly visible for all to see. Modest adjustments in tax rates, benefit formulas and the retirement age can ensure the program's viability for generations to come.

- Ponzi schemes are a criminal enterprise; Social Security is not.



I think you should be the guy who made that post

Boi, how does being mandatory make it any better? People chose whether or not to participate in my ponzi, and I encourage only those educated to do it. But, looking back at the definition of a ponzi:
A Ponzi is any scheme which pays interest to "Investors" from Bitcoin coming in from new Investors

other than the bitcoin part, social security indeed is a ponzi, just one that doesn't collapse.

They are completely different things, I did question to post this picture to view the difference.

Ponzi is illegal and insolvent

In terms of mathematics ponzi scheme does not have to survive for long.

The rules who are on your site not saved from collapse, what you would be doing is profit to cost naive investors

I know I'm taking your 5% profit + some coins lies to investors that the system has reset.

Oh! It must be very hurt. I say 5% profit ...

[condoras]

https://bitcoinsdouble.com/

Another one for the LIST 

@Slow D

Man, stop talking with this guy...This "conversation" is getting no where...