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November 29, 2014, 03:00:46 PM
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There are many ponzi shown in announcement, though is cheap but if possible many user trapped. That's awesome. For OP.

Cloud mining, nowadays take attention for community. Give promise to customer,
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Daily Payout..
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Cheapest more than competitor..

And another typing text that's we can do like blogging.

Give user commission referral, and users will post their link in anywhere, a lot of people join. [Mission #1: Success]

Give user TX id for proof. [Mission #2: Success]

Question:

Can you show me about stats?? about pool?? about hardware?

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Nope. Don't worry, as long as i paying.. you don't have to worry.

Reply: If your purpose for trading or arbitrage, just please to be honest, Don't make announcement. like you will make it 'real'.

And please,

Don't gambling our money for repayment.  Grin
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November 29, 2014, 03:52:41 PM
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I don't think all cloud mining are ponzis, you can clearly see their txt ids in blockchain. However, yes it is possible that they are ponzis, but that is only a few. You just have to do your research before you start cloud mining.
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November 29, 2014, 04:01:01 PM
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not all of them are ponzi
but some peoples are using this trick to scam users
running fake cloud mining ponzi schemes
and peoples are promoting them for higher affiliate commission

that why it is suggested to always go with trusted providers
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November 29, 2014, 04:01:38 PM
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I think this is not the right section , move the thread please.
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November 29, 2014, 04:19:33 PM
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Because many are. If they can't prove they have the active mining equipment and are a new company I'd assume they're either a scam or a ponzi.

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November 29, 2014, 04:20:50 PM
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Because many are. If they can't prove they have the active mining equipment and are a new company I'd assume they're either a scam or a ponzi.

It seems u dint understand the question.

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November 29, 2014, 04:45:35 PM
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Assume you give loan to people. When paid back, it's clear.

When not,

What's your responses?? Just give the negative feedback?
That's my point in any ponzi.

The cloud mining just another suggestion to get attention.
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November 29, 2014, 05:44:45 PM
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Because many are. If they can't prove they have the active mining equipment and are a new company I'd assume they're either a scam or a ponzi.

It seems u dint understand the question.

Lol, I'm not exactly sure what op is getting at so I think I also misunderstand the question, but what I don't understand about these cloud mining companies is why they don't just mine themselves instead of giving their profits away? That's why they look like ponzis to people because people think they don't even have any miners and are just paying out of the money put in.
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November 29, 2014, 05:49:39 PM
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Because many are. If they can't prove they have the active mining equipment and are a new company I'd assume they're either a scam or a ponzi.

It seems u dint understand the question.

Lol, I'm not exactly sure what op is getting at so I think I also misunderstand the question, but what I don't understand about these cloud mining companies is why they don't just mine themselves instead of giving their profits away? That's why they look like ponzis to people because people think they don't even have any miners and are just paying out of the money put in.

If I accept your logic, then no ASIC manufacturer should have shipped their product. They built and mined for themselves.

p.s. There is an initial cost for everything that needs to be covered. That is why businesses go to public.

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November 29, 2014, 06:11:29 PM
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If I accept your logic, then no ASIC manufacturer should have shipped their product. They built and mined for themselves.

But there's electricity involved with mining so if they're going to mine why give their profits away when they could just keep them for themselves?
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November 29, 2014, 08:56:28 PM
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Actually not all these cloud mining website are ponzi but to get a clear understanding of the one you can fairly trust, you can check the cloud mining overview thread here.
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November 29, 2014, 09:11:16 PM
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If I accept your logic, then no ASIC manufacturer should have shipped their product. They built and mined for themselves.

But there's electricity involved with mining so if they're going to mine why give their profits away when they could just keep them for themselves?

So, the miners who are buying, does not need electricity or all have free electricity supply ?

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November 30, 2014, 03:54:55 AM
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Because many are. If they can't prove they have the active mining equipment and are a new company I'd assume they're either a scam or a ponzi.

It seems u dint understand the question.

Lol, I'm not exactly sure what op is getting at so I think I also misunderstand the question, but what I don't understand about these cloud mining companies is why they don't just mine themselves instead of giving their profits away? That's why they look like ponzis to people because people think they don't even have any miners and are just paying out of the money put in.

If I accept your logic, then no ASIC manufacturer should have shipped their product. They built and mined for themselves.

p.s. There is an initial cost for everything that needs to be covered. That is why businesses go to public.
There is risk involved whenever you buy a miner (cloud of physical). The companies that do not wish to bear the risks of mining will end up selling their miners (via the cloud or via shipping). When a company decides the risk is worth the potential losses they will mine for their own "wallet".....just look at what KnC recently did, they have effectively stopped selling to the public and are only building miners for their own farm
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