is this gift right? Send 0.5 ETH = 1ETH

[tanjiran]

can someone check this site? about the 2x fold prize of ETH.
if someone sends 0.5 ETH to their address & will get a bonus 2x = 1 ETH

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Just by reading the information you describe, I prefer not to open the website. Try to think of it using logic, isn't cryptocurrency very volatile? then there is an offer like that with a return of double the nominal deposited, aren't you suspicious? Instant benefits like that are just dreams, don't be easily provoked. Just try chatting website owner, ask for a loan of 0.5 ETH and when it is profitable then you only ask for half of it and half of it for fraudsters :p

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[Novatech8]

can someone check this site? about the 2x fold prize of ETH.
if someone sends 0.5 ETH to their address & will get a bonus 2x = 1 ETH

https://mixineth.com/

2x bonus will be sent to the address that you entered or that you want from ETH.
Are gifts like this true?

EDIT:

Mate, you need to ask yourself this question, what is a money doubling schemes? they are scam, anything that is too good to be true is scam, you don't need to think it twice at all, better work hard to double your ETH than sending your ETH to scammers

[Avirunes]

EDIT:
https://i.ibb.co/n8g1FVw/IMG-20191217-135141.jpg

^^That screenshot^^ is no proof as anyone can make a widget which tracks some huge latest transactions and display it on the site. That is no proof of payment and anyone who have been dealing in cryptocurrency for some time now already knows this.


 This is the address of the scammer: https://etherscan.io/address/0x4bb15e69b190f33ff163c2a6c2e70d3b427e8525 and two guys have already fallen for this  .

[lunnatic]

I'm sure it's a scam, there aren't any gifts here. As soon as you deposit your money there you will realize that you never get your money back.
Just by thinking carefully, you will realize that no one is giving you twice the amount that you send them.

do not be easily influenced, you will regret it if you do send Ethereum to the wallet,
no one wants to give money for free like that, wake up for yourself and clap it

[acdc]

EDIT:
https://i.ibb.co/n8g1FVw/IMG-20191217-135141.jpg

^^That screenshot^^ is no proof as anyone can make a widget which tracks some huge latest transactions and display it on the site. That is no proof of payment and anyone who have been dealing in cryptocurrency for some time now already knows this.


 This is the address of the scammer: https://etherscan.io/address/0x4bb15e69b190f33ff163c2a6c2e70d3b427e8525 and two guys have already fallen for this  .

I really can't believe, there were 2 people who actually deposited money into that account. Surely they will lose all their money and this is probably a big lesson for them.

[Itsmylife]

This is ponzi, you will be cheated when investing in it. they can forge information about the deals displayed on their website, but when you check them on etherscan, you see nothing.
In fact for everyone who has a bit of knowledge of cryptocurrencies, it's hard to be trapped.

[safari88]

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i believe that website is a scam website because there are many websites that just like that
so if you send 0.5 ETH you won't get back any of it

[red4slash]

if you think about it logically I don't think it looks good, who will give you money doubling. and I think this is a scam because you are tasked with sending the funds in advance, because in my opinion if they really want to give then they will not ask for payment early, and better find another way to benefit

[djsugar]

Lol, there is no end to these fake giveaways.
10x...5x....3x....
Sometimes fake handles of Buterin on twitter offer such giveaways and people surprisingly fall for that and then they say crypto crimes are increasing. I guess almost 50% are these. 

Well, why people dont understand that why anyone first take half the money and will send double or triple the amount to anyone. If he is that good with let's say trading. Then he would have been millionaire or a billionaire and wouldn't have been asking for money from other people. There is no money as free money.

[terizla]

This is absolutely real scam. How they will give back your eth 2x. This is not giveaway, giveaway is always free. You don't need spent money to join in giveaway. Just be careful and don't send your ethereum in this website.

[DaMut]

I just received this on discord a few hours ago, there is no way a legit gift would spam others. this is a fake, stay away from it.
this is almost the same as bitcoin doubler, I experienced it a few years ago. none of them were legit, not even once I made something of it.

[cryp24x]

Be careful nowadays, the culprits will do whatever they think will benefit them. I don't worry that much because their targets are those greedy persons that will really try even though they knew that it is dangerous and risky. This easy-money-scheme is really a pain in the ass. While Crypto suffers about trust issues, some people really don't seem to care.

[Pamadar]

Be careful nowadays, the culprits will do whatever they think will benefit them. I don't worry that much because their targets are those greedy persons that will really try even though they knew that it is dangerous and risky.

Those greedy people who wanted to get quick profits then find outs that there's nothing in returned to be expected. Not sure why people are not learning from this kind of business. Better to focus with other business to engaged yourself even it's hard but if you will find the right knowledge and skills then you will get the profits that you really desires. Don't take the shortcut it will ruined everything.

[BRODIN]

I think the site is really a scam, nothing is really free in this industry. but if you are new to this industry there is no problem if you ask questions about it here, at least for other beginners to be aware & be more careful when looking at ponzi schemes like this.

[Ailmand]

Don't entrust your funds to scam sites like that. That's definitely a 100% scam because they're offering too good to be true rewards which is unrealistic. Don't fall for this trap and it's a good thing that you have asked about that site here. .5 ETH is already a huge amount so you have to be careful.

[o48o]

can someone check this site? about the 2x fold prize of ETH.
if someone sends 0.5 ETH to their address & will get a bonus 2x = 1 ETH

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2x bonus will be sent to the address that you entered or that you want from ETH.
Are gifts like this true?

EDIT:

Without looking i know that's a scam. And you might want to delete that link as well because new people are falling for those. This is why we have twitter bots scamming in similar fashion. People fall into them.

[Vishnu.Reang]

This is a typical example of a pyramid scheme. First the scammers will send 2x ETH to the wallets they control, to give an impression that the give away is actually working. When the ordinary users do the same with small amounts such as 0.01 ETH, they will also get 2x amount. But once some user is foolish enough to enter big amounts, he will not get any coins in return and this process will go on using another site and a different URL.

[Fappanu]

can someone check this site? about the 2x fold prize of ETH.
if someone sends 0.5 ETH to their address & will get a bonus 2x = 1 ETH

https://mixineth.com/

2x bonus will be sent to the address that you entered or that you want from ETH.
Are gifts like this true?

EDIT:
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So you will send 0.5 ETH then you will receive 2x return as a Gift?  I think this is completely scam no one will give gift that you need to send 0.5 ETH first.  
I've seen this style of scammers many times and don't believe it, even though there are profs as they may just be comrades.

[BlacksmithCorporation]

can someone check this site? about the 2x fold prize of ETH.
if someone sends 0.5 ETH to their address & will get a bonus 2x = 1 ETH

https://mixineth.com/

2x bonus will be sent to the address that you entered or that you want from ETH.
Are gifts like this true?

EDIT:

This is definitely a scam. This type of scam just came out, and I see there are several phishing sites like this one that fake Txids so people think the crooks actually send money.

[fuer44]

if there is evidence and can show eth evidence sent to the wallet and proof of withdrawal, maybe more people will believe. if it's still like this, it will be more people who consider this a scam, because there has never been a site that gives twice the prize.