Cryptcominer.com - SCAM or NOT?! Update: SCAM

[Arctic]

Yes we know it's a scam.  

To everyone reading this -== Beware ==- Cryptcominer is possibly a HYip or a Ponzi - Very High risk investment - Do not invest, what you cannot afford to loose.

Yet you are still happy to promote these crooks in your signature?

 

[marcotheminer]

Yes we know it's a scam.  

To everyone reading this -== Beware ==- Cryptcominer is possibly a HYip or a Ponzi - Very High risk investment - Do not invest, what you cannot afford to loose.

Yet you are still happy to promote these crooks in your signature?

 

As long as there is an incentive (free bitcoins in this case) people on this forum will advertise anything in their signature space.

[Amitabh S]

Signed up for sig.. Just to test how long before it breaks... One more redflag: they say "norton secured" but use a comodo cert.

[btcm4n14c]

Signed up for sig.. Just to test how long before it breaks... One more redflag: they say "norton secured" but use a comodo cert.

ROFL .... just a typo

[marcotheminer]

Signed up for sig.. Just to test how long before it breaks... One more redflag: they say "norton secured" but use a comodo cert.

ROFL .... just a typo

If it is just a type it's an important one which shows they aren't very professional if they don't correct it.

[inigthz]

Of course, all hyip is scams. Let's see people crying especially in last deposit. 

[Illutian]

http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/sponsored-stories/cryptcominer-com-managing-alternative-investments/2014/09/03

Oh, you like how the article doesn't actually link to their Government (read: Official) registration?

This is a sponsored story by Cryptco Miner LTD.

Links to: http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/

That's it...no direct link to the actual registration.

[marcotheminer]

Of course, all hyip is scams. Let's see people crying especially in last deposit. 

They are not scams per se, just unsustainable ponzis that crash after a short while.

[Arctic]

Yes we know it's a scam.  

To everyone reading this -== Beware ==- Cryptcominer is possibly a HYip or a Ponzi - Very High risk investment - Do not invest, what you cannot afford to loose.

Yet you are still happy to promote these crooks in your signature?

 

As long as there is an incentive (free bitcoins in this case) people on this forum will advertise anything in their signature space.

Welcome to the ethics-free zone.

[marcotheminer]

Yes we know it's a scam.  

To everyone reading this -== Beware ==- Cryptcominer is possibly a HYip or a Ponzi - Very High risk investment - Do not invest, what you cannot afford to loose.

Yet you are still happy to promote these crooks in your signature?

 

As long as there is an incentive (free bitcoins in this case) people on this forum will advertise anything in their signature space.

Welcome to the ethics-free zone.

Exactly, as known as the services section inside bitcointalk.

Actually the entire of marketplace really

[DodoB]

Yes we know it's a scam.  

To everyone reading this -== Beware ==- Cryptcominer is possibly a HYip or a Ponzi - Very High risk investment - Do not invest, what you cannot afford to loose.

Yet you are still happy to promote these crooks in your signature?

 

As long as there is an incentive (free bitcoins in this case) people on this forum will advertise anything in their signature space.

Not exactly free,they get paid for doing a job-advertising services.
Anyway when advertising services and gambling sites you never know who you advertise,it may be the ghost of Osama bin Laden or Satan himself

[btcm4n14c]

Signed up for sig.. Just to test how long before it breaks... One more redflag: they say "norton secured" but use a comodo cert.

ROFL .... just a typo

If it is just a type it's an important one which shows they aren't very professional if they don't correct it.

i was just being sarcastic 

[hgerson]

How long do you think they'll last?

My bet: less than 6 months

I've seeing some hyip monitors and I was shocked to see some of these things are running for more than 1000 days!! That's 3 years!

[jaberwock]

Seems they are paying for signature campaign, so I guess they are planning to stay more than one month or two.

Unless they have been created by some time traveler that knows all sports/finance/stock events that are about to happens, surely they can't afford to offer 4%/day of interests.

What does not means we can't take some profit of it, even if it ends being scam.

[xcapator]

How long do you think they'll last?

My bet: less than 6 months

I've seeing some hyip monitors and I was shocked to see some of these things are running for more than 1000 days!! That's 3 years!

21st of Sept will be the judgement day. if they'll pay 4.5 BTC to the winners of referral contest (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=762942.20), then the chance are higher that they will stay at least for 2 months as they need to recover their campaign costs.

[marcotheminer]

How long do you think they'll last?

My bet: less than 6 months

I've seeing some hyip monitors and I was shocked to see some of these things are running for more than 1000 days!! That's 3 years!

21st of Sept will be the judgement day. if they'll pay 4.5 BTC to the winners of referral contest (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=762942.20), then the chance are higher that they will stay at least for 2 months as they need to recover their campaign costs.

The only thing is (a hint he will not payout the 4.5BTC) is that he doesn't seem to want to use escrow which is a major no-no if you want advertisers.

[williamj2543]

4.5 is kind of crazy for a small long term invesment project. They don't have the kind of volume to make 4.5.

[marcotheminer]

4.5 is kind of crazy for a small long term invesment project. They don't have the kind of volume to make 4.5.

Either way, how would they make money from this?! (Assuming its a ponzi). No fees are taken whatsoever so those 4.5BTC will probabaly come from investor funds, which means less available to withdraw.

[Acidyo]

It's basically a ponzi with a sig campaign.

[awesome31312]

Their support is real, I just chatted with them and it was a real person, not a bot. Thats something good, if a company can afford to pay for live chat support they look like they are going far.

I just had their Live Support help me out. Very competent, they've earned my trust and I will be doing long term business with them.