JuggerPonz | 150% (Promo) Ponzi | 0 Confirmations | Instant Returns

[Areast]

JuggerPonz
120% Ponzi | 0.01 Min Deposit | 0 Confirmations | 2% Fee
150% For the First 10 Deposits

16z5B5SGQUgFT7TeAUcHXngL4rDFwCyhXS

Hello everyone, after a couple of weeks work I have decided to resurrect my Ponzi under a new domain JuggerPonz.com

The script has been fully rewritten to work with any crypto-coin, so once we get this bad boy rolling again, I plan to follow it with Lite.JuggerPonz.com etc.

As ever, please post your transaction IDs here for proof

[Kyraishi]

More more more..
we need more ponzi.....

[Areast]

More more more..
we need more ponzi.....

I fully appreciate Ponzi games aren’t for everyone. Having played a couple on here recently I quickly became frustrated with the lack of communication from the owners, and\or the manual process of making repayments.

The aim of Bitvestment is to;

• Be as transparent as possible - all our transactions are listed on our site, to confirm our 5 minute automatic payments
• Be as sophisticated as possible - all payments are fully automated every 5 minutes (assuming deposits are confirmed and funds are available in the master wallet
• Last as long as possible - by achieving the above two points, the hope is Bitvestment can be the longest serving BitCoin Ponzi to date

Adding to which, this project has improved my personal knowledge of PHP and Python massively!

Hopefully, BitVestment is around long enough to change a few doubters feelings, but I wont hold my breathe

[Areast]

First few deposits coming in, and paid out. Script seems to be picking them up automatically just fine (as expected )

Keep it going and spread the word!

[f1shy]

I'll join in for a few rounds

[joksim299]

I'm in shock!
Many Ponzi sites.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme

[Areast]

BlockChain's API is a little flaky at the minute, receiving intermittent "Unknown Error" responses when submitting payments. I'm looking at a more stable way of generating payment transactions, but will resort to processing payments manually until the API responds again if needbe.

[Areast]

BlockChain's API is a little flaky at the minute, receiving intermittent "Unknown Error" responses when submitting payments. I'm looking at a more stable way of generating payment transactions, but will resort to processing payments manually until the API responds again if needbe.

Fixed, there was a deposit in the DB coming from the deposit address itself which was causing the repayment transaction to fail (you cant send bitcoins to yourself!)

Also, some lucky addresses have been double paid in the process of fixing this;
1MVUVbFcgyYHnYKHr33ogdqcbDKoreS2gf
1BVE9UWFspGyh6adRE11WS2qrtbWCgBQrz

Congrats!

[iznoP]

I got paid for three investments + one of them got paid twice:)
Legit so far.


Question about the site. You say:
"Repayments are automated every 5 minutes, transactions are prioritised on a first come first serve basis. To reduce any backlog in payments, deposits which exceed our current wallet balance are skipped until sufficiant funds are available."

Does it mean that if I send a big transaction and there is not enough balance to cover, it will get skipped and later transactions processed first?

[Areast]

I got paid for three investments + one of them got paid twice:)
Legit so far.


Question about the site. You say:
"Repayments are automated every 5 minutes, transactions are prioritised on a first come first serve basis. To reduce any backlog in payments, deposits which exceed our current wallet balance are skipped until sufficiant funds are available."

Does it mean that if I send a big transaction and there is not enough balance to cover, it will get skipped and later transactions processed first?

Congratz! Whilst I was fixing a bug in the script I manually processed payments which by chance was at the exact same time as cron processed the payments too!

Repayments are processed in date order (first come, first served), to prevent a massive backlog in payments, if there are insufficient funds in the wallet to repay a deposit during that "round", it is skipped.

Whilst that is a little disappointing for the depositor, it allows for other deposits to be repaid and in-turn, further reinvestment to eventually repay the larger deposit. As the script always tries to repay the oldest deposit first, as soon as sufficient funds are available it will be repaid.

The reasoning behind this is to try keep the game running as long as possible, keeping repayments regular and "the ball rolling" so to speak.

I hope that all makes sense? If it doesn’t, let me know and I'll try reword that statement on the site!

[Areast]

Sorry for the slight delay in payments, had a rounding problem meaning the script was trying to send xxxx.5 satoshi to some address! Fixed now and latest round send.

Keep them coming!!

[GlenPL]

The end?

[Areast]

The end?

Sorry for the delay guys, BlockChain API is returning a completely different available balance to what the wallet actually has meaning the script tries to repay more than it can afford and the transaction fails.

I'm working on that now, not sure if its something I can fix at this end, but a payment round has just been ran!

[GlenPL]

You look honest, no problem with this delay

[bamb0]

Everything it is fine.

https://blockchain.info/address/1DVPmMdaSEYzipCVj323vVaj3EEkfNUCqT

[Areast]

Thanks for the update guys, there are a couple of large deposits still awaiting repayment, so keep the deposits coming!!

[paniczklos]

I've got all my deposits back

[Areast]

I'll be away from my desk for the next hour or so, but will respond to any queries\problems when I get back.

Keep the deposits coming guys!

[kk988]

areast,check outhttps://blockchain.info/tx/17ed4652f36c191fc2c77159965c7d2ce435bfad5b5c651c814bd4304f8ff9ee

It was paid ! 

[f1shy]

Areast, you've got pm!