FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest

[Get-Paid.com]

I can confirm that the super bonanza bonus works fine.. Just read carefully the instructions...
You have to wager 0,005BTC not 500 Satoshi.
I don't know how to put a screenshot here but you can click on the banner and then read it by yourself

A screenshot from a scam site? WTF is wrong with you 

The Multiply BTC page clearly states that you can get 4 free lottery tickets and 5 RP for every 500 sats, as well as 3 golden tickets for every 500k sats.
I just checked by wagering over 1k sats, but the promised lottery tickets were still not credited to my account. So no, it doesn't seem to work.

You actually tested a scam site by wagering on it - and then came here to report your “results”?
How are you even a legendary member in this forum?! 

[dwyane36]

You actually tested a scam site by wagering on it - and then came here to report your “results”?
How are you even a legendary member in this forum?! 

What “results” are you talking about? Read my post again and the post I replied to. It has long been obvious to everyone that freebitcoin has exit-scammed, but then a newbie like NewOneForSure comes along and says that the bonus on the site supposedly works fine. Actually, I wagered the rest of my balance on the site to make sure that what the newbie was writing was not true.

[NewOneForSure]

I am one of those that is losing money in that site. Read my previous posts, I am aware that nobody can cash out their balance but the site in apparence works fine and the bonus is credited.
The one saying that with 500 Satoshi you can get 5 lottery tickets and whatever else is confusing things.
I do not recommend depositing money there.
The thing was that somebody was still asking if you can get the super bonanza with only 500 sat and I replied to him.

Try to Google how many satoshis are 1 BTC...
100,000,000 Satoshi are 1BTC, so as I understand 1 Satoshi is 0,00000001BTC

By the way I prefer to focus on things that matters and get over meaningless things like bonuses or whatever.
The point is that I joined this forum to try to get to know how to find them or report their crimes over to authorities

[Get-Paid.com]

What “results” are you talking about? Read my post again and the post I replied to. It has long been obvious to everyone that freebitcoin has exit-scammed, but then a newbie like NewOneForSure comes along and says that the bonus on the site supposedly works fine. Actually, I wagered the rest of my balance on the site to make sure that what the newbie was writing was not true.

Fair enough.
But if I were you, I'd just reply with a few words emphasizing the whole "discussion" is irrelevant, period.

Don't drag the conversation to make others think there is some "potential" in the site.

I am one of those that is losing money in that site. Read my previous posts, I am aware that nobody can cash out their balance but the site in apparence works fine and the bonus is credited.
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The point is that I joined this forum to try to get to know how to find them or report their crimes over to authorities

So stop talking about irrelevant bonuses and if you wish to discuss their crimes and authorities then that's fine.

You're coming across like an idiot otherwise so just cut the BS.

[NewOneForSure]

What “results” are you talking about? Read my post again and the post I replied to. It has long been obvious to everyone that freebitcoin has exit-scammed, but then a newbie like NewOneForSure comes along and says that the bonus on the site supposedly works fine. Actually, I wagered the rest of my balance on the site to make sure that what the newbie was writing was not true.

Fair enough.
But if I were you, I'd just reply with a few words emphasizing the whole "discussion" is irrelevant, period.

Don't drag the conversation to make others think there is some "potential" in the site.

I am one of those that is losing money in that site. Read my previous posts, I am aware that nobody can cash out their balance but the site in apparence works fine and the bonus is credited.
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The point is that I joined this forum to try to get to know how to find them or report their crimes over to authorities

So stop talking about irrelevant bonuses and if you wish to discuss their crimes and authorities then that's fine.

You're coming across like an idiot otherwise so just cut the BS.

A few posts back you were no better than me discussing how good your 20 faucets are and stuff like that.
I was replying to another user so tell him to stop asking stupid questions.
And last (but not for importance) STOP BEING RUDE TO OTHERS

[Get-Paid.com]

A few posts back you were no better than me discussing how good your 20 faucets are and stuff like that.
I was replying to another user so tell him to stop asking stupid questions.
And last (but not for importance) STOP BEING RUDE TO OTHERS

They are still good unlike this site.
We warned against the site a very long time ago:

That’s not being rude, it’s called setting the record straight.
Stop bumping the thread with noise.

As I remember their clone site "freedogeon" was also under name heap... Not a good sign

A blog piece from over 5 years ago:

https://freebitcoin.io/articles/what-happened-to-free-doge

[mitrodol]

A blog piece from over 5 years ago:

https://freebitcoin.io/articles/what-happened-to-free-doge

I remember that case.
They notified users to withdraw all the funds upon closing, and paid everything

[NewOneForSure]

A blog piece from over 5 years ago:

https://freebitcoin.io/articles/what-happened-to-free-doge

I remember that case.
They notified users to withdraw all the funds upon closing, and paid everything

The site I was talking about was freedogeon. It was an exact copy of freebitco.in and they were offering a lot of interests for people to lend money.
They were supporting a lot of different crypto. They simply disapeared

[DrBeer]

3.If n falls within the “prohibited” range of 9998–10000, repeat the generation until a number less than 9998 is obtained.

The random number they generate is a function of server seed, client seed and nonce.

The client seed, nonce and the hash of the server seed are all known before the roll.
If they generate a random number they don't like and they want to repeat the number generation so that a different number is generated, they have to change one of the above parameters.


LoyceV's experience with freebitco's free rolls may explain how they cheat users.

From what I've read, and experienced myself a few times (many years ago): their "fraucet" freerolls sometimes got "stuck", and after reloading the server seed was replaced. I can only assume that's the moment you should have won.

My algorithm is more efficient and does not allow looping, since it does not have a “pseudo-random number” to initialize the random number generator. My algorithm will ALWAYS give the “desired result”
I don't quite understand, if they initially laid down a fraudulent scheme, why did they make such a complex implementation, especially with the possibility of “freezing” and exposing their shortcomings for all to see?
If they did not plan to cheat and used a real random distribution of numbers in the range, then the number of wins should have been greater, since, in theory, pseudo-random numbers have a fairly linear distribution, unless, again, another idea or method of influencing the result was built into it.

[hosemary]

My algorithm is more efficient and does not allow looping, since it does not have a “pseudo-random number” to initialize the random number generator. My algorithm will ALWAYS give the “desired result”

I think you didn't get my point. The algorithm they use for generating numbers is publicly available on their website.

They claim that their game is provably fair and the numbers are generated completely randomly though some mathematical calculations.
According to the mathematical calcualtions that they have shared on their website, the number you get is a function of client seed, server seed and nonce. As I said, client seed, nonce and the hash of the server seed are all known before you play the roll.

My point was that if they generate a number that they don't like and want to generate a different a number without showing the first number to the user, they have to change one of the above parameters.

[DrBeer]

My algorithm is more efficient and does not allow looping, since it does not have a “pseudo-random number” to initialize the random number generator. My algorithm will ALWAYS give the “desired result”

I think you didn't get my point. The algorithm they use for generating numbers is publicly available on their website.

They claim that their game is provably fair and the numbers are generated completely randomly though some mathematical calculations.
According to the mathematical calcualtions that they have shared on their website, the number you get is a function of client seed, server seed and nonce. As I said, client seed, nonce and the hash of the server seed are all known before you play the roll.

My point was that if they generate a number that they don't like and want to generate a different a number without showing the first number to the user, they have to change one of the above parameters.

I understand you perfectly, sorry if my answer was a little ambiguous!
The question is different—you can publish anything you want, but how can you verify that the specified algorithm corresponds to what is “under the hood of the system”?
 Reputable companies commission external audits from trusted specialist companies. They can provide a report and confirm the existence and operation of such a WORKING algorithm in the system. FreeBitcoin has not undergone such an audit... which means we can only take their word for it, but nothing more.

[hosemary]

The question is different—you can publish anything you want, but how can you verify that the specified algorithm corresponds to what is “under the hood of the system”?

You can verify the rolls using this link to make sure they have used the same mathematical calculations. If you don't trust this link, you can do the calculations by yourself.
I have verified my rolls many times and they were always correct. So, I am sure they always use the same algorithm as the one they have published on their website.

Note that I am not saying they don't cheat users.. As I said, they may change the server seed, so that a differenet number is generated. That's the only way to cheat users.

[nvlion]

Just read this on their website:

How do you store bitcoins securely?

We use a combination of hot wallets, hardware wallets (Trezor) and BIP38 encrypted paper wallets to store bitcoins. At no time do we keep more than 5% of our total bitcoins in the hot wallet which is used for making payouts. The hardware wallet is used as a "warm" wallet and bitcoins are transferred from it to the hot wallet as required. Our paper wallets serve as our "cold" storage with the wallets generated on an air-gapped computer running Tails OS. Our hardware and paper wallets are also secured against physical theft as the hardware wallet requires a pin code and encryption password to access and the private keys in the paper wallet are encrypted which means that the coins in the wallet cannot be accessed without having both the private key and the encryption password. We also keep physical copies of the cold storage wallets at multiple locations.

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I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

A blog piece from over 5 years ago:

https://freebitcoin.io/articles/what-happened-to-free-doge

I remember that case.
They notified users to withdraw all the funds upon closing, and paid everything

The site I was talking about was freedogeon. It was an exact copy of freebitco.in and they were offering a lot of interests for people to lend money.
They were supporting a lot of different crypto. They simply disapeared

In cryptocurrency, I would say that the number of sites that have disappeared are much more than the ones that are still existing presently..
I vividly remember the site, freedoge as I was a user too, I had a very little deposit there which I was lucky enough to withdraw and never visited again until their demise.
But as for the site you are talking about, I don't know if you are talking about the same freedoge or you actually mean freedogeon, but however, all of this sites that operate for a while and end up closing all have the same patterns, there usually is a sign before it goes down..

But unfortunately, many of us usually get carried away that we don't usually see any of this signs, and even when we do see some of the signs, we simply take it as normal (maybe the management of the site are simply having a little difficult times which they will resolve in no time) and simply ignore, until they disappear with our money.

[Zwei]

I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

short answer, no.
long answer, only the person who has the hardware wallet (can physically hold it), knows the pin code or the seed phrase, has control and access to the coins.

hardware wallets are literally designed so no one but you can have control, so trezor can't do anything.

[1satvbyte]

Just read this on their website:

How do you store bitcoins securely?

We use a combination of hot wallets, hardware wallets (Trezor) and BIP38 encrypted paper wallets to store bitcoins. At no time do we keep more than 5% of our total bitcoins in the hot wallet which is used for making payouts. The hardware wallet is used as a "warm" wallet and bitcoins are transferred from it to the hot wallet as required. Our paper wallets serve as our "cold" storage with the wallets generated on an air-gapped computer running Tails OS. Our hardware and paper wallets are also secured against physical theft as the hardware wallet requires a pin code and encryption password to access and the private keys in the paper wallet are encrypted which means that the coins in the wallet cannot be accessed without having both the private key and the encryption password. We also keep physical copies of the cold storage wallets at multiple locations.

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I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

If it was Ledger they probably could, I kinda recall them implementing some shady backdoor shit for your keys for government seizure or some shit if found to be illicit funds or what they deemed to be, can’t trust those dudes… although I trusted Freebitco so who am I to judge LMAO 😅

Also seems the funds are just going right to Binance. Not cold storage.

[Hispo]

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I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

No, Trezor provide their technology in for of hardware wallet, so people can locally generate and secure their own wallets, they do not have any access to the assets themselves, because they do not manage private keys, Trezor just sells the hardware so people can have cold storage at home.

Also their software and hardware are open source, so there is no way they got a backdoor without people realizing there is something odd going on. If this was actually a problem with the methods used by Freebitcoin to store their money they would have already talked about it, instead doing what they are doing.

[Tosyan12]

Note that I am not saying they don't cheat users.. As I said, they may change the server seed, so that a differenet number is generated. That's the only way to cheat users.

If the server number is involved in the calculation algorithm, that explains the roll freezes. I noticed that when a roll is generated, it freezes and has to be regenerated. On other similar sites, when the freeze occurs, simply refresh the page, and the roll is generated; there's no need to regenerate.

[Stalker22]

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I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

Hell no!

The whole idea behind a hardware wallet like Trezor is that you are in total control of your private keys.  The company that makes it (Trezor, in this case) has absolutely no access to your wallet, your money, or your private keys.

[nvlion]

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I'm not too familiar with hardware wallets. Does the producer of the hardware (Trezor) have any control or access to these wallets that we could get them involved?

Hell no!

The whole idea behind a hardware wallet like Trezor is that you are in total control of your private keys.  The company that makes it (Trezor, in this case) has absolutely no access to your wallet, your money, or your private keys.

Assumed as much but at this point, leaving no stone unturned. The fact people are still actively using their site and making deposits is disgusting.