Topic: [2015-10-03] Possible $500,000 Bitcoin Cloud Mining Ponzi Scheme Uncovered (Read 462 times)
October 04, 2015, 03:04:31 AM
Well somehow i'm not surprised, ponzi is still used in scams and i suppose that if a website gives you some kind of bonus it need to be declared a possible ponzi scheme, but at the end, not a big surprise
October 03, 2015, 12:41:03 PM
Exclusive: Possible $500,000 Bitcoin Cloud Mining Ponzi Scheme Uncovered
Roughly nine months ago, Bitcoin Foundation Chief Scientist Gavin Andresen made a rather interesting comment on Reddit in which he claimed, “I suspect many [cloud mining companies] will turn out to be Ponzi schemes.”There have been a few cloud mining scams uncovered over the past year or two, and it appears that another one could unravel in the near future. An anonymous source has provided information to Bitcoin Magazine regarding the possibility of a Bitcoin cloud mining ponzi scheme involving Bitcoin Cloud Services (BCS), which is currently one of the largest cloud-mining providers on the market.Founded by a known scammer with Photoshop.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/exclusive-possible-500000-bitcoin-cloud-mining-ponzi-scheme-uncovered-1433546738
Take your money/coins out!
Roughly nine months ago, Bitcoin Foundation Chief Scientist Gavin Andresen made a rather interesting comment on Reddit in which he claimed, “I suspect many [cloud mining companies] will turn out to be Ponzi schemes.”There have been a few cloud mining scams uncovered over the past year or two, and it appears that another one could unravel in the near future. An anonymous source has provided information to Bitcoin Magazine regarding the possibility of a Bitcoin cloud mining ponzi scheme involving Bitcoin Cloud Services (BCS), which is currently one of the largest cloud-mining providers on the market.Founded by a known scammer with Photoshop.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/exclusive-possible-500000-bitcoin-cloud-mining-ponzi-scheme-uncovered-1433546738
Take your money/coins out!
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