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December 06, 2014, 01:17:23 AM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"
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December 06, 2014, 01:25:52 AM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.
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December 06, 2014, 01:58:53 AM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

Do you know which ones are missing? I see most of them mentioned, esp the ones I know that grown popular w. giveaways etc.
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December 06, 2014, 04:14:22 PM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.

Well for strarters, Hashie its very well known by now and theyve shown proof of mining, that for SHA; then ChabatMining is a scrypt one and its everywhere, many reviewers have even bought mhs there, it would be nice to keep a track of those as well
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December 06, 2014, 04:18:36 PM
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Hashie hasnt provided a shred of evidence for their "gen 1" contracts.
They also resell AMhash, for which there is plenty proof, just dont confuse the two.
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December 06, 2014, 04:31:02 PM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.

Well for strarters, Hashie its very well known by now and theyve shown proof of mining, that for SHA; then ChabatMining is a scrypt one and its everywhere, many reviewers have even bought mhs there, it would be nice to keep a track of those as well

Hashie is in the list. Chabat is not "everywhere", they got a paid article on one of those crypto-news-whore-sites. If it gets added to the list it would have one of the lowest ratings because there is no reliable information on them.
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December 06, 2014, 04:41:17 PM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.

Well for strarters, Hashie its very well known by now and theyve shown proof of mining, that for SHA; then ChabatMining is a scrypt one and its everywhere, many reviewers have even bought mhs there, it would be nice to keep a track of those as well

Hashie is in the list. Chabat is not "everywhere", they got a paid article on one of those crypto-news-whore-sites. If it gets added to the list it would have one of the lowest ratings because there is no reliable information on them.


Sorry didnt realise Hashie, but then what is this men? If is one of the lowest ratings better so it can be a reference for people not to buy there, but just add it because it exists, its working, and its a cloud mining site, and youre aiming to rank em all to help right?
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December 06, 2014, 04:49:02 PM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.

Well for strarters, Hashie its very well known by now and theyve shown proof of mining, that for SHA; then ChabatMining is a scrypt one and its everywhere, many reviewers have even bought mhs there, it would be nice to keep a track of those as well

Hashie is in the list. Chabat is not "everywhere", they got a paid article on one of those crypto-news-whore-sites. If it gets added to the list it would have one of the lowest ratings because there is no reliable information on them.


Sorry didnt realise Hashie, but then what is this men? If is one of the lowest ratings better so it can be a reference for people not to buy there, but just add it because it exists, its working, and its a cloud mining site, and youre aiming to rank em all to help right?

I think you might be missing the point. If you want something listed you can submit your ratings based on the explanation in the first two posts and eightycylinders might be able to add it. It's impossible to list EVERY cloud service, and chabat is one of the more obscure ones.
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December 06, 2014, 05:00:28 PM
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I think youre missing quite a lot cloud mining sites, if the objective of this thread is to keep them "rated"

You can help out by listing the missing ones and filling in the info.

Well for strarters, Hashie its very well known by now and theyve shown proof of mining, that for SHA; then ChabatMining is a scrypt one and its everywhere, many reviewers have even bought mhs there, it would be nice to keep a track of those as well

Hashie is in the list. Chabat is not "everywhere", they got a paid article on one of those crypto-news-whore-sites. If it gets added to the list it would have one of the lowest ratings because there is no reliable information on them.


Sorry didnt realise Hashie, but then what is this men? If is one of the lowest ratings better so it can be a reference for people not to buy there, but just add it because it exists, its working, and its a cloud mining site, and youre aiming to rank em all to help right?

I think you might be missing the point. If you want something listed you can submit your ratings based on the explanation in the first two posts and eightycylinders might be able to add it. It's impossible to list EVERY cloud service, and chabat is one of the more obscure ones.

Not all of them, the active ones with a considerable amount of clients, and sorry I cant bother just saying
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December 07, 2014, 11:01:31 AM
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Longevity by itself is also a misguided criterion.  For a ponzi it merely shows how successful it has been in the past, and to some extend, how likely it is it will collapse soon.

Considering PBmining's apparent collapse, I dare say QED.
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December 07, 2014, 12:11:22 PM
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Found this from legendary hacker 4chan


What the hell is this?
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December 08, 2014, 01:43:10 PM
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Found this from legendary hacker 4chan


What the hell is this?

It erases the / folder which is the root directory on linux based operating systems.  This is equivalent to erasing System32 folder on windows.  
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December 08, 2014, 04:31:55 PM
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Found this from legendary hacker 4chan


What the hell is this?

It erases the / folder which is the root directory on linux based operating systems.  This is equivalent to erasing System32 folder on windows.  

Seriously?hahaha what a joke then
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December 08, 2014, 09:51:29 PM
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It erases the / folder which is the root directory on linux based operating systems.  This is equivalent to erasing System32 folder on windows. 

Seriously?hahaha what a joke then

I got so happy for 5 secs, but then i noticed this was a bad joke lol.

If I was able to do this I would have like 1 bitcoin by now..
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December 08, 2014, 09:55:41 PM
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Longevity by itself is also a misguided criterion.  For a ponzi it merely shows how successful it has been in the past, and to some extend, how likely it is it will collapse soon.

Considering PBmining's apparent collapse, I dare say QED.

I am not sure they have collapsed (yet).  Not to say they won't collapse, but I got my payout on Sunday as usual and it seems to be about what I expected (.14 for 2 Ths).


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December 08, 2014, 10:22:10 PM
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Longevity by itself is also a misguided criterion.  For a ponzi it merely shows how successful it has been in the past, and to some extend, how likely it is it will collapse soon.

Considering PBmining's apparent collapse, I dare say QED.

I am not sure they have collapsed (yet).  Not to say they won't collapse, but I got my payout on Sunday as usual and it seems to be about what I expected (.14 for 2 Ths).



You are giving advice and rating these ponzi's.. yet you actually invested in this?

Im lost for words.

Let me just say this: check your account now and do some math.
Then tell me again it hasnt imploded yet.
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