4.5% daily return... What idiot believes this?

[sumantso]

Time to start an anti-Cryptcominer sig campaign.

Why bother? If anybody actually believes this and then loses money they deserve to. I suspect everybody is aware its a ponzi scheme and are hoping to jump off before it unravels.

[rammy2k2]

there are tons of fools .... they will fall for it

[btc_investment]

I am in will small amount $20. Got first payment. Will see how it working.

[vipgelsi]

Seems like a scam to me. Has anyone did any research on them?

[btc_investment]

It still paying daily. But you cant know when it stop  

[webbrowser]

The only way this could be more obvious, and justify that it is not a scam, is if they renamed it to ponziminer and add wording that they will pay... until they stop.

[davida]

It still paying daily. But you cant know when it stop  

Keep in mind your don't own any funds until it has left their system and is back into your bitcoin wallet...  Numbers on their website are just that.

They can cut and run at any moment!

[Brewins]

Let people put their money wherever they want. This is not a child forum, you know.

Or you should also police the altcoin forum because most coins will die pretty soon, the gambling section because people may lose, the food people eat because it might not be the healthiest option, etc

[hgerson]

I see so much hate for the signatures.

Why don't you create a signature to warn people NOT to give btc to scammers?

I'd use that!

[hgerson]

Seems like a scam to me. Has anyone did any research on them?

Exactly what kind research do you think can be done here?

I'm curious...

Would you trust a polish bank with physical branches?
Well, it appears they are scamming people https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746065.80

And nobody seems to care. Only the people who lost their hard earned.

Scam seems to be the word of the day.

 

[pedrog]

Seems like a scam to me. Has anyone did any research on them?

Exactly what kind research do you think can be done here?

I'm curious...

Would you trust a polish bank with physical branches?
Well, it appears they are scamming people https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746065.80

And nobody seems to care. Only the people who lost their hard earned.

Scam seems to be the word of the day.
 

Text on the website is poorly copied from an old scam, they didn't even took the time to make it a little believable.

I think this little "research" is more than enough for people to stay away from this website:

From https://www.cryptcominer.com/

Cryptco Miner is a corporate entity and has been officially registered. We manage the controversial alternative investment instruments. Our talented and experienced investment team has formed relationships with a number of other note professional throughout Europe, North America and Asia. Future Trials have originated from these relationships.

Cryptco Miner has a very devoted and expert financial team and advisors. They provide you with some of the best solutions regarding investing money. Future Trails expands funds in some of the largest profitable industry sectors which include: Bitcoin Mining, Forex, Real Estate, Stock Market, private equity, hedge funds, commercial property, etc. It looks forward to improve returns and profit on investments and reduce the risk involved. Forex or Foreign Exchange Market is one of the most profitable sectors for making investments. You can substantially multiply your capital by making short term investment plans.

Future Trails SCAM : The biggest Short Term HYIP of 2011 ? http://hyip-blog-investment-monitor.com/2011/02/24/future-trails-scam-the-biggest-short-term-hyip-of-2011/

http://web.archive.org/web/20111015030955/http://www.futuretrails.com/

[hgerson]

Seems like a scam to me. Has anyone did any research on them?

Exactly what kind research do you think can be done here?

I'm curious...

Would you trust a polish bank with physical branches?
Well, it appears they are scamming people https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746065.80

And nobody seems to care. Only the people who lost their hard earned.

Scam seems to be the word of the day.
 

Text on the website is poorly copied from an old scam, they didn't even took the time to make it a little believable.

I think this little "research" is more than enough for people to stay away from this website:

From https://www.cryptcominer.com/

Cryptco Miner is a corporate entity and has been officially registered. We manage the controversial alternative investment instruments. Our talented and experienced investment team has formed relationships with a number of other note professional throughout Europe, North America and Asia. Future Trials have originated from these relationships.

Cryptco Miner has a very devoted and expert financial team and advisors. They provide you with some of the best solutions regarding investing money. Future Trails expands funds in some of the largest profitable industry sectors which include: Bitcoin Mining, Forex, Real Estate, Stock Market, private equity, hedge funds, commercial property, etc. It looks forward to improve returns and profit on investments and reduce the risk involved. Forex or Foreign Exchange Market is one of the most profitable sectors for making investments. You can substantially multiply your capital by making short term investment plans.

Future Trails SCAM : The biggest Short Term HYIP of 2011 ? http://hyip-blog-investment-monitor.com/2011/02/24/future-trails-scam-the-biggest-short-term-hyip-of-2011/

http://web.archive.org/web/20111015030955/http://www.futuretrails.com/

Wow... Never heard of futuretrails before.

At least now we know who is behind this and that they have the funds to back this thing for a couple of months.

From a quick read in your links futuretrails was hugely successful and lasted for 2 years.

[pedrog]

Wow... Never heard of futuretrails before.

At least now we know who is behind this and that they have the funds to back this thing for a couple of months.

From a quick read in your links futuretrails was hugely successful and lasted for 2 years.

You don't seem to understand how these scams operate, in a ponzi scheme there's going to be a point when there's a maximum of funds in the system and this is the point when the administrator runs off with all the money, it's not when there's no new money entering the system so he can't pay older "investments", it's when the new money slightly decreases.

[tkon3]

Wow... Never heard of futuretrails before.

At least now we know who is behind this and that they have the funds to back this thing for a couple of months.

From a quick read in your links futuretrails was hugely successful and lasted for 2 years.

You don't seem to understand how these scams operate, in a ponzi scheme there's going to be a point when there's a maximum of funds in the system and this is the point when the administrator runs off with all the money, it's not when there's no new money entering the system so he can't pay older "investments", it's when the new money slightly decreases.

Ofc they dont create these big scams for no profit

[hopenotlate]

If anybody actually believes this and then loses money they deserve to. I suspect everybody is aware its a ponzi scheme and are hoping to jump off before it unravels.

I agree with the line of your statement.
Only thing that may mislead people is the massive signature campaign going on that may induce in someone the idea of reliability.  

I mean ...someone may think: "if so many bitcointalk members are advertising it...then it should be ....."

[sionsandman]

You don't seem to understand how these scams operate, in a ponzi scheme there's going to be a point when there's a maximum of funds in the system and this is the point when the administrator runs off with all the money, it's not when there's no new money entering the system so he can't pay older "investments", it's when the new money slightly decreases.

Before they run off they want to maximize the funds and to do that they have to at least create an illusion.

The bigger the illusion (paid signatures, payouts...) the bigger payoff for the scammers.

And illusions cost money.

So if these particular scammers have more money they can create a bigger illusion ie make this thing last longer.

That's what I understood from his post so maybe he understands how a scam works.

[cryptworld]

Till now they are paying ok,let's see what happen in future

[sionsandman]

Till now they are paying ok,let's see what happen in future

In the future they'll stop paying. That's as certain as death!

And as death you just don't know when it will happen but I bet it'll be a lot sooner for most of us.

[marcotheminer]

Till now they are paying ok,let's see what happen in future

My assumptions are that they will stop paying (but not scam, maybe?) in around 1 month. 3% a day is just too high for the investment to continue paying out.

[hgerson]

Till now they are paying ok,let's see what happen in future

My assumptions are that they will stop paying (but not scam, maybe?) in around 1 month. 3% a day is just too high for the investment to continue paying out.

Not scam, maybe?

LOL!  You're really confident.

It will last more than a month. The sig campaign is huge.

You'll go out after a month but then you see they continue paying after 2 months and you'll come back with even more trying to catch your "losses" and then BAM! you're scammed.

Be wise! If you quit after a month never come back!