Pigmo.com - Scam / Bunch of amateurs

[Get-Paid.com]

Just be warned they allowed users to register and earn some free crypto - we did too, just earned $3, they made this withdrawal DISAPPEAR without record.

Also they're emailing without a working unsubscribe link.

Bunch of amateurs.

Seriously this is not a way to start runnig a business.

[albon]

I think this is misleading marketing on their part to push users to create accounts, as It's clear they don't actually provide these rewards as advertised, nor are they recorded in their system at all.

Are you referring to the promotional emails you receive have no unsubscribe link? Did you check at the bottom of the message? Sometimes the link is placed in a very small text.

Unfortunately, they don't have an official representative on the forum to contact about this, so I sent them a message through their official email -> support@pigmo.com regarding your concerns. I'll let you know as soon as I receive a response.

[Zwei]

I think this is misleading marketing on their part to push users to create accounts, as It's clear they don't actually provide these rewards as advertised, nor are they recorded in their system at all.

i don't think the rewards are fake, it's more like they will only give them to you if you deposit, play, and lose... so the "free rewards" are not free at all.
if they see they are not making any money off you, they will just cut you off.

it's a very common misleading marketing tactic.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Just be warned they allowed users to register and earn some free crypto - we did too, just earned $3, they made this withdrawal DISAPPEAR without record.

By now you should know that there is nothing “free” mate. There is always a catch. Whenever you see such offers, aways approach them with caution to avoid disappointment.

Also they're emailing without a working unsubscribe link.

That is very unethical. Perhaps marking their emails as spam can work for now.

[aioc]

Also they're emailing without a working unsubscribe link.

Bunch of amateurs.

Now, this will seriously harm their mailing service, as it violates the CAN-SPAM Act by not including an unsubscribe button; there should be an easy, visible way to unsubscribe.
I don't trust a platform that does not have this option

What are some best practices for ensuring compliance?
Choose a subject line that clearly relates to the email’s main content
Make it clear the email is an advertisement — do not be deceptive
Include a physical address for the business somewhere within the message
Provide an option for recipients to unsubscribe (opt out of further emails)

What is the CAN-SPAM Act?

[0x000369]

bro this is wild but not even surprising anymore every month a new site pops up screaming we pay free crypto free tasks free rewards and then the moment people try to withdraw the whole system suddenly gets amnesia like withdrawal what withdrawal never heard of it !!!!!

three dollars is nothing but the fact they straight up erased the record is crazy thats like scammer rookie level 1 they didnt even try to fake pending status or maintenance mode they just hit delete and hoped nobody noticed 

and that email spam without unsubscribe wow classic red flag behavior you know a site is cooked when they cant even set up a proper mailing list but somehow want to run a crypto business

pigmo feels like one of those platforms where the devs watched two youtube tutorials and said yeah bro we are ready to run fintech now meanwhile backend is held together with glue and prayers

honestly if a site cant handle small payouts they definitely cant handle real traffic or real users avoid them before you end up seeing your balance evaporate like thanos snapped it away

this is why people say if it looks too easy its probably just another farm site collecting clicks and emails for pennies then dipping

pigmo more like pigno

[Kikoben]

They have been doing a lot of giveaway on X and many of the winners are just alts and sock puppets for major prizes and if a an actual participants win they will send them dust.

[robelneo]

They have been doing a lot of giveaway on X and many of the winners are just alts and sock puppets for major prizes and if a an actual participants win they will send them dust.

This is an old scam tactic used by scammers and fake platforms. There are so many of these on X.com and Telegram. The purpose is to join their platform and entice you to upgrade. It's a well-organized and orchestrated scam. People should ignore these platforms.
If you want to airdrop or play in casinos, you can find it here on Bitcointalk, with reviews and feedback to guide you; you will not be misled if you're looking on the right platform.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

They have been doing a lot of giveaway on X and many of the winners are just alts and sock puppets for major prizes and if a an actual participants win they will send them dust.

X Giveaway?

Very few are genuine, most of them are just scam or some way to get more engagements, especially if it involved anything to do with crypto or a crypto service. That should be like a number one red flag. It's a mess out there and one has to really have a keen eye to notice what is a scam and what is not.

[rohang]

They have been doing a lot of giveaway on X and many of the winners are just alts and sock puppets for major prizes and if a an actual participants win they will send them dust.

Yea and they allegedly had someone impersonate their founder to run giveaways with their site name

Why would anyone impersonate a new casino makes zero sense to me

All in all definitely a very shady casino who are most likely scammers

[tabas]

They have been doing a lot of giveaway on X and many of the winners are just alts and sock puppets for major prizes and if a an actual participants win they will send them dust.

That sucks if that's how they market their service. But it can't be removed that when a project have a giveaway and they've got some good prizes, you'll be sure that there will be a lot of participants. If that's how they make it look like they're crowded, it's cheating for the genuine participants because it's lessening them the chance of winning. If an actual winner gets it, they will only send dust? I am curious, how's that when they have an amount said that they'll win specific places/prizes?