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October 22, 2017, 11:09:38 PM
Last edit: October 22, 2017, 11:28:05 PM by btcone111 |
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Hello guys, I came across this HYIP - EuroUS world analytical program. It looks so complicated could someone explain to me how it works and whether it actually pays out or not? Is this HYIP new or old? Is it popular I can't even find info about it on "ALL HYIP Monitors" $100 upon registration OK fine - but then the site asks me to invest in 20 investments with this monopoly / free / fake money  OK and then what? Is it phishing for card details? I'm so confused. Thanks!  EuroUS world analytical program HYIP --> see this link http://eurous.net/ |
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Zepher
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Electricity is really just organized lightning
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October 22, 2017, 11:31:12 PM |
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Take note that the above member has hidden his referral link in the link above, you will only see this when you hover over the link. If you want to try out this Ponzi, I suggest typing in the URL so he doesn't make any money off of you. Oh hello OP, yes, its me again  |
My only payment address: 1ZephertJThxkHih7XcaUHBkMSnvkTt5u
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btcone111 (OP)
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October 22, 2017, 11:32:29 PM |
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Take note that the above member has hidden his referral link in the link above, you will only see this when you hover over the link. If you want to try out this Ponzi, I suggest typing in the URL so he doesn't make any money off of you. Oh hello OP, yes, its me again Hello old friend!! HAHAH How are you today? Making money BTCBTC ? STarting to miss you |
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btcone111 (OP)
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October 22, 2017, 11:33:34 PM |
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Take note that the above member has hidden his referral link in the link above, you will only see this when you hover over the link. If you want to try out this Ponzi, I suggest typing in the URL so he doesn't make any money off of you. Oh hello OP, yes, its me again I am not even sure it's a Ponzi it does not ask for you to pay? So how does this work? seriously asking |
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Zepher
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October 22, 2017, 11:46:01 PM
Last edit: October 23, 2017, 01:02:58 AM by Zepher |
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Hello old friend!! HAHAH How are you today?
Making money BTCBTC ?
STarting to miss you
I am very well, thank you for asking! What about yourself? As it goes, it has been quite the lucrative day. Cannot complain. And you? Made some money off of any HYIP's? I am not even sure it's a Ponzi it does not ask for you to pay? So how does this work? seriously asking To be honest, I have not looked into the site to check, but this banner at the bottom of the page hints that they will try get you to part with your money at some stage...  Why don't you give it a try, for at least a couple weeks, and let us know the results? Make sure you invest at least a weeks wages to be sure of big profits!! /sBut seriously.. why do you keep investing in these things? There are far more legitimate ways to make money. |
My only payment address: 1ZephertJThxkHih7XcaUHBkMSnvkTt5u
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Pearls Before Swine
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October 22, 2017, 11:54:34 PM |
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Looks like every one of you, with the exception of Zepher, got a negative for promoting
ponzis. If the thing looks too good to be true, it ain't true. Especially in the world of
bitcoin. I'm not sure why these schemes are allowed to exist on bitcointalk, but c'est
la vie. If you're caught promoting them, you're getting a negative by Cryptodevil and
the rest.
I'm not shocked in the least that bitcoiners go for these things. Crypto attracts gamblers
like nothing else, but the HYIPs are, without exception, scams.
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Zepher
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Merit: 603
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October 22, 2017, 11:59:10 PM |
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Looks like every one of you, with the exception of Zepher, got a negative for promoting
ponzis. If the thing looks too good to be true, it ain't true. Especially in the world of
bitcoin. I'm not sure why these schemes are allowed to exist on bitcointalk, but c'est
la vie. If you're caught promoting them, you're getting a negative by Cryptodevil and
the rest.
I'm not shocked in the least that bitcoiners go for these things. Crypto attracts gamblers
like nothing else, but the HYIPs are, without exception, scams.
Please don't think I am trying to promote these Ponzi schemes. I was the one who initially tagged this user and someone else for placing referral links in their posts. Only reason I am being sarcastic and full of jokes is because this user and myself have a history. edit: In case it is not clear to anyone else - I do NOT advocate you risking your money in these things. 100% of them are scams, even if they do not appear that way at first and you get to make the odd 0.002 BTC withdrawal so they gain your trust. You are guaranteed to lose your money with these scams. |
My only payment address: 1ZephertJThxkHih7XcaUHBkMSnvkTt5u
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HCP
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October 23, 2017, 05:05:03 AM |
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Oh... it looks TOTALLY legit... Read the "reviews" if you need a good laugh  Sam
Eurous is a project of analogues which was not, no, and will not be on the Internet. And there will be only parodies of him. Because the BEST DOES NOT ALTERNATIVE. Get everything you need to work in the project. The ability to earn both quickly and much.
W... T... F??? Looks like an altcoin sig spammer bot! hahaha Honestly, why do people keep falling for these obvious scams? The entire site looks like it was designed/built/coded by a 12 year old with English as a 3rd language |
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btcone111 (OP)
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October 23, 2017, 08:12:13 AM |
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To be sure guys, a HYIP is HYIP. everyone should know that. (a HYIP means ponzi scheme and scams for those of you who dont know)
However, there is a difference between good HYIP and scam HYIP.
A legit HYIP sticks to what it promises until it collapses. a scam HYIP (yes, a scammy scam,you read it right) is those that does not pay as promise despite website is still running (example: bitcoininvestmentclub) or HYIPS that delete your account for no reason while site still running (for example, enwy).
you should use "all hyip monitor" to check the hyip before you risk your money. it tells you number of days its running and its status. OK?
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btcone111 (OP)
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October 23, 2017, 08:35:13 AM |
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Hello old friend!! HAHAH How are you today?
Making money BTCBTC ?
STarting to miss you
I am very well, thank you for asking! What about yourself? As it goes, it has been quite the lucrative day. Cannot complain. And you? Made some money off of any HYIP's? I am not even sure it's a Ponzi it does not ask for you to pay? So how does this work? seriously asking To be honest, I have not looked into the site to check, but this banner at the bottom of the page hints that they will try get you to part with your money at some stage... Why don't you give it a try, for at least a couple weeks, and let us know the results? Make sure you invest at least a weeks wages to be sure of big profits!! /sBut seriously.. why do you keep investing in these things? There are far more legitimate ways to make money. not for the money, just for the fun really. learning a lot about bitcoin from the dark side. |
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