"Multiply your money with guaranty"

[awesome31312]

"You invest money and professional traders earn for you 80% profit within 60 days on exchange rate fluctuations of Bitcoin
Multiply your money with guaranty. Start receiving your income every day right now"

What's hilarious is that I wasn't the one who put the emphasis on their terribly spelled "guaranty" in green, they did on their site

What's even more hilarious is that I found out about their site while observing a recent scammer's blockchain wallet (CryptcoMiner) to calculate just how much profit they made.

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[dompsairs]

Lol at CryptocoMiner. They had good rates on the campaing tho 

[sellbuybtc]

I will try soon.

[Bitcopia]

I will try soon.

Please don't.

[thehappybtc]

There are always people who fall into scammers traps, even if the scam is too huge to be unseen.

[cr1776]

I will try soon.

Definitely don't.  When you hear guarantee (particularly spelled as they did), be skeptical. And very careful.

[zorke]

I will try soon.

I would certainly recommend against doing this. Crypto miner was certainly a scam as they apparently ran away with "investor" funds recently. Other sites that claim to offer similar returns will likely run away in a similar fashion once they trick enough people into "investing"

[counter]

It would be more hilarious if people hadn't been being scammed for their coins.  Hopefully people get a clue and don't fall for it any further.

I will try soon.

If the deal seems to good to be true, it most likely is..

[Eastwind]

I will try soon.

You are joking.

[botany]

There are always people who fall into scammers traps, even if the scam is too huge to be unseen.

Some people think they are taking a calculated risk, 

[hotsaucee]

A calculated risk at an HYIP is a game you can't win in the long run. They are by their very nature unpredictable and take a huge house edge effectively since they can run at any time.

[BeeTeeSea]

So many scams up in this shit

[zorke]

There are always people who fall into scammers traps, even if the scam is too huge to be unseen.

Some people think they are taking a calculated risk, 

The cryptominer ponzi was not a calculated risk. It was clearly a ponzi which was bound to eventually crash and burn. What they were doing was gambling that the ponzi would not collapse before they would earn a profit.

[leannemckim46]

A calculated risk at an HYIP is a game you can't win in the long run. They are by their very nature unpredictable and take a huge house edge effectively since they can run at any time.

This is why it is a bad idea to avoid ponzis and HYIPs. They are not fair, and it is difficult/impossible to predict as to when the owner of the site is going to run away with the money "invested" with them.

It is also difficult to determine if a ponzi/HYIP is going to last a long as possible (until it can no longer pay investors) or if the site owner is going to try to build up the money "invested" with them to a certain amount and then run away.