Topic: 3BTC Giveaway !!!!!!!!! facebook contest (Read 1927 times)
I sure he is scammer and need some advertising and likes for his page but its a failed attempted very big prize not going with escrow just waste of time
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The OP is 100% scammer. Reason? Check the post history of OP.
OP made a new thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793 on December 03, 2013, 01:17:39 PM.
If you click it, it seems like some garbage. But, it wasn't like that.
Check the google cache for that page
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xOVa8Z45zPsJ:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793
OMG, the OP was begging for 0.01 BTC yesterday, and now he is giving away 3BTC lol
OP made a new thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793 on December 03, 2013, 01:17:39 PM.
If you click it, it seems like some garbage. But, it wasn't like that.
Check the google cache for that page
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xOVa8Z45zPsJ:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793
OMG, the OP was begging for 0.01 BTC yesterday, and now he is giving away 3BTC lol
Columbo up in this motherfucker.
The OP is 100% scammer. Reason? Check the post history of OP.
OP made a new thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793 on December 03, 2013, 01:17:39 PM.
If you click it, it seems like some garbage. But, it wasn't like that.
Check the google cache for that page
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xOVa8Z45zPsJ:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793
OMG, the OP was begging for 0.01 BTC yesterday, and now he is giving away 3BTC lol
OP made a new thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793 on December 03, 2013, 01:17:39 PM.
If you click it, it seems like some garbage. But, it wasn't like that.
Check the google cache for that page
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xOVa8Z45zPsJ:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/adsfeafaf-355793
OMG, the OP was begging for 0.01 BTC yesterday, and now he is giving away 3BTC lol
Use escrow!!
Who's betting this guy's is a scammer?
Come on we should start a thread "[Bounty] Scammer Or Not"
Come on we should start a thread "[Bounty] Scammer Or Not"
but if he is not honest, why would he promote a facebook page (instead of his own website) with a name BitcoinGiveaway. If he doesn't giveaway as he promised in 2 days. People will just move away from him.
But!! what if he givesaway to his own wallet? Sounds like fun
But!! what if he givesaway to his own wallet? Sounds like fun
He'll just be using it for traffic I guess. Like you said, he can just give it to himself, and say that it is a random anonymous user. He also wants you to post your address on Facebook, this means he would get your personal information, why would you want him to get their hands on your information?
but if he is not honest, why would he promote a facebook page (instead of his own website) with a name BitcoinGiveaway. If he doesn't giveaway as he promised in 2 days. People will just move away from him.
But!! what if he givesaway to his own wallet? Sounds like fun
But!! what if he givesaway to his own wallet? Sounds like fun
It's the logo that did it for me. Clearly a lot of thought and effort went into this. 
C'mon guys, let's be fair to him, him being Chinese has nothing to do with whether he's being honest here.
However... I really don't think he is being honest here.
However... I really don't think he is being honest here.
well, if he's a chinese chap why is he doing this giveaway in english... as opposed to chinese (to people in china)? maybe he's just expanding his "BTC donation markets." scammers come up with an online gameplan and try to spread it across the markets to get as much as possible.
C'mon guys, let's be fair to him, him being Chinese has nothing to do with whether he's being honest here.
However... I really don't think he is being honest here.
However... I really don't think he is being honest here.
he doesn't seem to be a native english speaker, probably not european either..
Hmm.. good guess. He is not European / American and neither he is a fluent English speaker. I think he is from China. Check this out.
he doesn't seem to be a native english speaker, probably not european either.. who's going to really rely on your good will?
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what does he get for offering this many BTC anyways?
Facebook likes, apparently. It could be a really good idea.I've seen many-a-thread offering BTC prizes for likes and/or website hits, then they just disappear, and you get a load of newbs asking "y u no pay me, mr Bitcoin man?".
my bitcoin were mined long time ago, so when I released my bitcoin now are writing $1000, I decide to make it a lottery
I agree, but to be fair. You should use an escrow. So you get what you really want.
what does he get for offering this many BTC anyways?
Facebook likes, apparently. It could be a really good idea - I'm sure he'd get plenty of them if he found some way of proving that he actually owns, and is willing to give away, the bitcoins. It also wouldn't hurt to tell us how you're planning to randomly pick a winner, too, to prove that you aren't going to "give" them to yourself after getting hundreds of likes.Also - and this is just a tip for getting more participants - if you offered six rewards of 0.5 BTC each, I'm sure people would be much more likely to participate.
as karl pilkington would say, this is bollocks.. why should anybody trust you? i at least give you credit for at least having a scheme instead of straight up begging for bitcoin.
my bitcoin were mined long time ago, so when I released my bitcoin now are writing $1000, I decide to make it a lottery
I don't think you have enough exclamation marks in your title... One more and I would've been convinced that this is not a scam!
This is a generous offer, but I won't be participating till you do as hilariousandco said and put the money in a trusted escrow. It's too easy to promise BTC for a service and then just disappear.
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How and in what manner are you choosing the winner? 3BTC seems like quite a big prize for this, so forgive my scepticism.
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