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August 21, 2014, 05:16:44 AM |
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Are your XMR affiliates working?
I have confirmed players yet my dashboard is showing no players still.
Site is down?
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shitaifan2013
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August 21, 2014, 06:20:23 AM |
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Are your XMR affiliates working?
I have confirmed players yet my dashboard is showing no players still.
Site is down? seems to be the case, yes.
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smooth
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August 23, 2014, 12:45:06 PM |
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Site is back up, but I still don't see affiliates working.
It is really stupid for a gambling site to scam affiliates but I'm starting to wonder.
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statdude
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August 23, 2014, 06:26:15 PM |
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It looks like my review thread was deleted?? So I'll just write it here before I put it in my main gambling thread:
Pros: Site works, nice layout, received deposit and withdraw
Cons: Affiliate program does not work Zero response from customer support via forum PM and on-site ticket after several days Fair Cards returns a server error, and Roulette does not appear to have XMR enabled at all 3% house edge is excessive, does not reduce for "favorite" bets like 99% chance to win...
Overall Rating: C-, considering they were first I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for now.
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FairProof (OP)
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August 28, 2014, 12:59:47 PM |
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It looks like my review thread was deleted?? So I'll just write it here before I put it in my main gambling thread:
Pros: Site works, nice layout, received deposit and withdraw
Cons: Affiliate program does not work Zero response from customer support via forum PM and on-site ticket after several days Fair Cards returns a server error, and Roulette does not appear to have XMR enabled at all 3% house edge is excessive, does not reduce for "favorite" bets like 99% chance to win...
Overall Rating: C-, considering they were first I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for now.
Sorry for inconvenience but currently affiliates works only for bitcoins. We'll develop affiliate scheme for other currencies in the nearest future. We've purchased more servers so you've got to forget about server and timeout errors. Moreover, we'll reduce house edge soon. Stay tuned!
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smooth
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August 28, 2014, 05:40:34 PM |
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Sorry for inconvenience but currently affiliates works only for bitcoins.
Explain this on the site. The current statements on the site are false ("You will get 50% of profit from every winning player"). Stop scamming. We'll develop affiliate scheme for other currencies in the nearest future.
Let us know when you do.
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apsvinet
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August 28, 2014, 08:10:34 PM |
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Is fairproof still paying people to post positive reviews about them in their threads?
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August 28, 2014, 08:21:33 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419
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apsvinet
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August 28, 2014, 08:29:07 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Jungian
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August 29, 2014, 08:31:44 AM |
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Just look at the bets at their site. So obviously fake.
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FairProof (OP)
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August 29, 2014, 12:06:57 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money.
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Jungian
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August 29, 2014, 12:15:16 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money. Such lies. All action is faked. The average bet is 100x that of any other casino. The action is way to consistent in the number of bets. No one martingales or anything similiar to that which you see in all other casinos. You have no credibility. Pure scam.
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FairProof (OP)
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August 29, 2014, 01:36:35 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money. Such lies. All action is faked. The average bet is 100x that of any other casino. The action is way to consistent in the number of bets. No one martingales or anything similiar to that which you see in all other casinos. You have no credibility. Pure scam. Next time before claiming somebody as a scam please check it by yourself. We are opened to any valid criticism but please be fair and use our service firstly.
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Jungian
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August 29, 2014, 01:40:16 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money. Such lies. All action is faked. The average bet is 100x that of any other casino. The action is way to consistent in the number of bets. No one martingales or anything similiar to that which you see in all other casinos. You have no credibility. Pure scam. Next time before claiming somebody as a scam please check it by yourself. We are opened to any valid criticism but please be fair and use our service firstly. Oh, you mean like... deposit and never get the money back? Yeah, what a great way to try a scam!
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FairProof (OP)
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August 29, 2014, 02:31:14 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money. Such lies. All action is faked. The average bet is 100x that of any other casino. The action is way to consistent in the number of bets. No one martingales or anything similiar to that which you see in all other casinos. You have no credibility. Pure scam. Next time before claiming somebody as a scam please check it by yourself. We are opened to any valid criticism but please be fair and use our service firstly. Oh, you mean like... deposit and never get the money back? Yeah, what a great way to try a scam! It's up to you what casino/dice game to choose, but stop promoting your dicebitco.in in this thread. Their cold storage wallet looks like a scam.
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Jungian
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August 29, 2014, 02:48:50 PM |
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I have added negative trust. On-site it claims they pay affiliates a share of all winnings, but here they say it is only btc winnings. On the XMR thread someone reported not being paid for btc either. If and when they clean up their act I will remove the negative trust. Others should truthfully report their experiences with the site here, positive or negative: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=148419As I mentioned they did build their bussiness by paying people to post positive comments in their threads ( got screenshots as proof if it interests anybody ). It was obvious that it was a scam all along. The site is not provably fair and anyone gambling with it is insane. By positive comments examples ranged from "Great layout!" to "I just won 3 btc instant cashout." When I asked "Can we get TX-IDs?" OP immidiately messaged me telling me to remove the post. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Please prove that FairProof is not a provably fair lottery! I have never PMed you. If you are trying to undermine the credibility of FairProof, then you will not succeed. We've got a huge amount of highrollers who spend significant time and money. Such lies. All action is faked. The average bet is 100x that of any other casino. The action is way to consistent in the number of bets. No one martingales or anything similiar to that which you see in all other casinos. You have no credibility. Pure scam. Next time before claiming somebody as a scam please check it by yourself. We are opened to any valid criticism but please be fair and use our service firstly. Oh, you mean like... deposit and never get the money back? Yeah, what a great way to try a scam! It's up to you what casino/dice game to choose, but stop promoting your dicebitco.in in this thread. Their cold storage wallet looks like a scam. It looks like a scam because it actually holds any bitcoins? Can we see a signed cold wallet from you guys? Maybe one that actually proves your holdings. Maybe we can also contact Stan Sapozhnik too see what he thinks about you using him here to promote your scam. You have no shame, putting a young high school boy out there and stealing his picture from Facebook. Also funny how all the players who bet have no more than maximum of 5 bets each. Some even have bets from the future. They are the latest bet, yet it's only their third out of five.
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ForftyPercent40
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August 31, 2014, 07:22:43 AM |
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I had to make an account just to post here, since you haven't replied to my emails. I'm having problems withdrawing to my account (DOGE), it just says 'invalid data' and won't let me withdraw. Thanks.
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Jungian
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August 31, 2014, 09:15:10 AM |
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I had to make an account just to post here, since you haven't replied to my emails. I'm having problems withdrawing to my account (DOGE), it just says 'invalid data' and won't let me withdraw. Thanks.
You may consider your money lost. This is a scam. Sorry to say! I hope it wasn't too much money.
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ForftyPercent40
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August 31, 2014, 09:27:58 AM |
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I had to make an account just to post here, since you haven't replied to my emails. I'm having problems withdrawing to my account (DOGE), it just says 'invalid data' and won't let me withdraw. Thanks.
You may consider your money lost. This is a scam. Sorry to say! I hope it wasn't too much money. I will let the community know if they're legit or not depending on if they let me withdraw.
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Jungian
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August 31, 2014, 09:32:09 AM |
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I had to make an account just to post here, since you haven't replied to my emails. I'm having problems withdrawing to my account (DOGE), it just says 'invalid data' and won't let me withdraw. Thanks.
You may consider your money lost. This is a scam. Sorry to say! I hope it wasn't too much money. I will let the community know if they're legit or not depending on if they let me withdraw. Already too late for that. Plenty of withdravals have already been failed, so one going through would not make them legit again. I'm not saying you are doing this, but something like this could just as easily have been orchestrated by the scammers to try and regain some trust in other to continue the scam.
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