what is your opinion on Coinflaire.com ? they claim stable income for miner BTC

[carrot8]

Hi guys,


just wanna check with you all, just launched 3 years running called coinflaire.com , it has return from 11% up to 25% even gave bonus for first deposit.

have you ever heard of that coinflaire and anybody can share their experience with coinflaire, please need advise.

Thank you

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[AlecMe]

If you like to send money to a DISSOLVED company yes, go ahead.

According to their website, in the contact details pages, the address found there leads to this company:

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10517848 - BITSTABILITY LIMITED - dissolved / closed 15 May 2018

The contact email on the website is support@bitstability.net hence the above.

Now was probably once upon a time something, but defo not today!

My opinion, as you will find anywhere on this forum: If its to good to be true its a scam!


Also, the website "Creation Date: 2019-04-28", when in doubt start with a basic WhoIs on google! your safety and your financial safety comes first!

[mk4]

just launched 3 years running called coinflaire.com ,

Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: http://www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2019-04-28T17:17:21.00Z
Creation Date: 2019-04-28T17:17:21.00Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2020-04-28T17:17:21.00Z

Sure. Launched 3 years ago indeed. Also, 11-25% daily? Seems 100% legit.

[elda34b]

Any project promising stable income from mining or any other 'unstable' business should be treated as scam. You can't guarantee you'll get stable income from crypto start-up, unless by 'stable' you mean fixed number of tokens/coins that is unclear how much it will worth if you convert to fiat.

Don't fall for such obvious scam.

[gentlemand]

There is no such thing as stable miner income. Profitability fluctuates constantly, or runs out completely. The biggest miner in the world could be on their broke arse in a few short months.

You are being lied to. They will steal your money.

[TheUltraElite]

I doubt their claims to be true. You know you could create a new site anytime you want with a fancy crypto/mining domain name that you think of and then set up a template that makes it look like a site providing such a service? Its very easy to do this stuff and we have lowlifes who actually do this and promote them for people to send money to. Their main weapon is the greed that they try to stimulate in every viewer that their money is going to get multiplied which is often an unearthly amount, like you have said.

Use your logic and think if such a return is even possible. Then decide what to do with your money.

[timerland]

Don't put your money in any cloud mining/MNM/Ponzi schemes, they never turn out any good, if you don't end up losing money and end up profiting over it, your profits are someone else's savings.

Coinflare looks like a large scam, dead site, dissolved company, insane profits, no marketing attention or anything. Most obvious scam possible.

Any project promising stable income from mining or any other 'unstable' business should be treated as scam. You can't guarantee you'll get stable income from crypto start-up, unless by 'stable' you mean fixed number of tokens/coins that is unclear how much it will worth if you convert to fiat.

Don't fall for such obvious scam.

There is no such thing as stable in crypto, everything moves so quickly, you'll never know when a new promising project runs scam, or if a trusted coin suddenly dumps.

[Mahanton]

Everytime you do see some % on daily return with too good to be true rates then these things are 100% scam and heck theres no such thing to have that guaranteed fix income in crypto and that alone is already a solid sign of scam.So stay away!

[shield132]

OP it isn't problem that you ask this question but it's really problem that a lot of people can't find difference between legit and scam websites.
Start from the most easy step: Website claims it has up to 8 million users, check alexa rank, they have almost zero users and it's very least visited website.
Nothing to talk about money deposits, who the hell would deposit so much in unknown website.
Also always check domain history.

[BitHodler]

Nothing to talk about money deposits, who the hell would deposit so much in unknown website.

Most people obviously wouldn't, but considering that renewing domains and hosting costs next to nothing nowadays, the scammers can wait months or even years for newbies finally bite.

Scammers usually don't operate just one site, but a multitude of them. I'm pretty sure that the few newbies that fall for these scams generate the scammers tens of thousands of dollars annually. Solid ROI for so little work and risk.

Things will only get worse when the crypto as a whole goes parabolic. The people and institutions investing in Bitcoin aren't the dumb retailers that went nuts on altcoins back in 2017/2018. Once they come back, prepare for worse.

[harizen]

please need advise.

No need to go deep into this just for you to understand what's the site all about.

The best advice for you is to stay away from that site and to other sites as well with the same offer. Common sense is the key.

I just wonder where these newbies learn or found this kind of site. I just hope they aren't shilling it here.

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Source: https://www.televram.com/only_paying_project

This only relevant post I found about this site Hyip/ponzi and I did research on various monitor sites for hyip/ponzis and found nothing on https://coinflaire.com, so I was very curious to know the following:

- How did you find this hyip/ponzi site?

[tsaroz]

This user made 3 different threads just to discuss about Coinflaire.com. So he/she might be involved in that scam. At least with the current owner.
If 11% a day profit was achievable with Bitcoin mining, everyone would have moved towards that.
Real mining is profitable in large scale but cloud mining has always been a trouble to keep up with the investment and profit. Even the legit ones like Genesis Miner or the little scammy but pool operator minergate failed to make a profit for it's users.

[timerland]

Nothing to talk about money deposits, who the hell would deposit so much in unknown website.

Most people obviously wouldn't, but considering that renewing domains and hosting costs next to nothing nowadays, the scammers can wait months or even years for newbies finally bite.

Scammers usually don't operate just one site, but a multitude of them. I'm pretty sure that the few newbies that fall for these scams generate the scammers tens of thousands of dollars annually. Solid ROI for so little work and risk.

Things will only get worse when the crypto as a whole goes parabolic. The people and institutions investing in Bitcoin aren't the dumb retailers that went nuts on altcoins back in 2017/2018. Once they come back, prepare for worse.

That's a great point, it's like when random people like OP find these sites, the scammer is allowed to profit. Running a website is around like 20 dollars a year now, which is nothing if OP deposited on the site without checking Bitcointalk.

This is like when BTC made the run to 20,000, and ICO's where the biggest thing ever. We saw so many new people come into the industry, look at ICO's, and due to lack of experience, fall to ICO's that look like obvious scams to people who understand, but for the new investors, they just see it as a quick way to profit off.

This user made 3 different threads just to discuss about Coinflaire.com. So he/she might be involved in that scam. At least with the current owner.
If 11% a day profit was achievable with Bitcoin mining, everyone would have moved towards that.
Real mining is profitable in large scale but cloud mining has always been a trouble to keep up with the investment and profit. Even the legit ones like Genesis Miner or the little scammy but pool operator minergate failed to make a profit for it's users.

If the user is involved in Coinflaire, I don't know what he'd get out of posting here, and asking if his own company is a scam. Obviously, no sane person would throw money at the site after looking at this thread and the responses by all of us.

[shield132]

Nothing to talk about money deposits, who the hell would deposit so much in unknown website.

Most people obviously wouldn't, but considering that renewing domains and hosting costs next to nothing nowadays, the scammers can wait months or even years for newbies finally bite.

Scammers usually don't operate just one site, but a multitude of them. I'm pretty sure that the few newbies that fall for these scams generate the scammers tens of thousands of dollars annually. Solid ROI for so little work and risk.

Things will only get worse when the crypto as a whole goes parabolic. The people and institutions investing in Bitcoin aren't the dumb retailers that went nuts on altcoins back in 2017/2018. Once they come back, prepare for worse.

No man, I mean their statistics, according to it, there are a lot of, huge deposits, it's very fake from the very first start.
Yeah, I agree with you, they really generate good money with little work but can't call that people newbies, sorry but such people are more likely stupids. Why? Because they are looking for easy money. They don't ask questions like what benefit company gets from my deposit and why it benefits to me so much, why does cloud mining seems better than home mining? Why don't they mine for themselves? Is money really so easy to earn?
They don't like to understand whole processes of money earning, just fall in love with nice words and seeing of what they want to see and read.

[carrot8]

Nothing to talk about money deposits, who the hell would deposit so much in unknown website.

Most people obviously wouldn't, but considering that renewing domains and hosting costs next to nothing nowadays, the scammers can wait months or even years for newbies finally bite.

Scammers usually don't operate just one site, but a multitude of them. I'm pretty sure that the few newbies that fall for these scams generate the scammers tens of thousands of dollars annually. Solid ROI for so little work and risk.

Things will only get worse when the crypto as a whole goes parabolic. The people and institutions investing in Bitcoin aren't the dumb retailers that went nuts on altcoins back in 2017/2018. Once they come back, prepare for worse.

That's a great point, it's like when random people like OP find these sites, the scammer is allowed to profit. Running a website is around like 20 dollars a year now, which is nothing if OP deposited on the site without checking Bitcointalk.

This is like when BTC made the run to 20,000, and ICO's where the biggest thing ever. We saw so many new people come into the industry, look at ICO's, and due to lack of experience, fall to ICO's that look like obvious scams to people who understand, but for the new investors, they just see it as a quick way to profit off.

This user made 3 different threads just to discuss about Coinflaire.com. So he/she might be involved in that scam. At least with the current owner.
If 11% a day profit was achievable with Bitcoin mining, everyone would have moved towards that.
Real mining is profitable in large scale but cloud mining has always been a trouble to keep up with the investment and profit. Even the legit ones like Genesis Miner or the little scammy but pool operator minergate failed to make a profit for it's users.

If the user is involved in Coinflaire, I don't know what he'd get out of posting here, and asking if his own company is a scam. Obviously, no sane person would throw money at the site after looking at this thread and the responses by all of us.

HI ALL,

I'M NOT THE USER OF COINFLAIRE, I'M NEWBIE AND SEEKING ADVICE, LUCKILY MY CONSCIENCE SAVE ME FROM BEING SCAMMED. HOW I KNOW? COZ THE OTHER GROUP OF MINE GOT SCAMMED AND POSTED THIS NEWS. HERE'S THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE INCIDENT :


 http://blob:https://web.whatsapp.com/d518c177-4752-452e-a1a2-f1b08b5300a4

THAT PICTURE SHOW THE AMOUNT CAN BE WITHDRAW BUT HAVE TO DEPOSIT AGAIN XXXXXXXXXX$ AMOUNT.

INITIAL DEPOSIT FOR $2000 AND GOT FANTASTIC GAIN. COUPLE OF DAYS LATER GOT EMAIL FROM THE COMPANY THAT HE HAD TO DEPOSIT MORE MONEY ANOTHER $2000 TO UPGRADE ACCOUNT AND GET MORE BENEFIT AND HIGHER GAINS AND HE BUYS IT. HE MADE THE DEPOSIT AGAIN BECUASE THE LEADER SAID THAT NO WORRY COZ THE LEADER DONE IT BEFORE AND COULD GET WITHDRAW LATER ON, THE LEADER SAID WITHDRAWAL WAS SMOOTH AND FAST. THE COMPANY EVEN PROMISED HER THAT NO HIDDEN FEE AND JUST RELAX UNTIL WD TIME. WHEN THE WD DUE, THE COMPANY ASKED TO PAY AGAIN THE ADMIN FEE AROUND $12,050 SO COULD GET THE WITHDRAWAL MONEY. HE CRIED OF THIS COZ GOT SCAMMED BY THE COMPANY. ANYWAY FINALLY CANT GET WITHDRAW COZ HE DIDNT DEPOSIT MORE. THE LEADER ALSO DIDNT RESPONSIBLE FOR OF WHAT HIS PROMISE TO THE GROUP.
BEWARE OF THIS coinflaire.com , ÍT'S SCAMMED WEBSITE.