Topic: About flexybit !!! (Read 2756 times)

Well, as previously mentioned, that is totally up for debate.

Of course all ponzis fail and collapse in the end, but depending on the admin's willingness to continue, it can last for a long time. The thing with Flexybit is that it was the exact same thing as Honest Doubler, if you remember that. It had constant new deposits coming in and really there was no reason to shut down round 1. Even if round 1 shut down, why did #2? It had by far the largest deposits.

Again, totally up for debate. The main lesson here is GET IN QUICKLY. After that never invest in the same site again, you'll be thankful in the end.

I actually don't get why you are all complaining, the site lasted very long lol You could have easily turned a massive profit had you invested even somewhat late.  All ponzis will collapse, it is gambling you win or lose, I don't think the dev actually ran with the money I think the ponzi just collapsed, big difference.

yeah because they could not continue with the same name, their sites are no longer trusted by others,

flexybit is now offline,goodbye for our coins.
i guess their planning of a new name now 

supermoney is right. No need to get into it (even more ) . I'll just try to warn people on time, whenever I can , so less people will get scammed.  Of course every site eventually turns into scam and of course that it is one's fault to get scammed (assuming everyone decides for theirselves), but as soon as we help each other, we could profit from these sites.

I never said ALL the sites are scams, although they ALL end out being a scam in the end. Read my post, that was not what I was trying to articulate.

I actually commend you for starting this thread. Everyone needs to know Flexybit has turned into a scam and there is no reason as to why YOU shouldn't have created this thread. Hence, I wasn't directing all my comments at you.

I was directing my comments at the people, like "browndog785" (READ MY PREVIOUS QUOTES), who were giving death threats to the admin because they lost their earnings. Freaking out like that is inappropriate and stupid. That's where I say it's your own damn fault.

Seriously, it's fine if you're typing normally using proper English warning others of Flexybit and other scams. It gets bad when you're going all "rainbow unicorn" with the colours, all caps and sending death threats. You're just spamming the thread, being illogical and not thinking.

Please read the damn quotes next time before calling out all of our "bullshit". It'll make a lot more sense when you put a little thought into it.

wow what the hell has happened here I only meant to warn people who wanted to invest there... @JavaLove and some others that keep repeating in every of their comments that "It is your damn fault! All these sites are scam" - are you okay , guys? I mean we all already know that . Of course they are all scam , but since we could profit if not from each, at least from some of them, why shouldn't we risk? I think you need  to stop with your bullsh*t because it looks ridiculous. I started this thread because flexy was gonna get more people and more money and I wanted people to be aware of the situation that flexybit is ALREADY a scam and they cannot profit from it. It is not so hard to understand it. Now please don't reply me with "But it was ONLY you DAAAAAAAAAAMN FAAAAAAAAAAULT" or "All these sites scream SCAAAAAAAAM" or something like that.

Did he just really say it is needed to report your winnings to show others it is useless to gamble after you unless you throw in some big coin? 
So why didn't he care to report himself?
That is too funny...

R.I.P Flexybit

see it


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1303614.820

Well I already warned on their thread not to invest during the saturation period.
I had invested a few satoshis at the very beginning of its launch and got some for free during their giveaway period. That way I could get some profit though not much but I stopped investing after that when I suddenly noticed their FAQ page saying that they are not responsible for any loses. From that time onward I marked it scam.

Next time always try to suppress your greed and even if you cannot then try investing at the very early phase with 1 satoshi.


You sound as if you are feeling proud to be a scammer.
Good luck now. Karma will surely teach you a big lesson exactly like you did to the investors.

Hey admin 36 hours wait? Your web site deleted.

http://i.hizliresim.com/L1Jojj.png

flexybit was just a smooth talking operator.... the "only honest mutiplier".... lol.... oh, the "game" has collapsed, no worries we will do round 2.... (and keep your cash..)...but guess what we will refund you 20pence so you think we are honest.... and start round two.... oh, we are being attacked by hackers so we cant pay you out, but what we will do it if you give us more money whilst we are not paying out we will give you a better rate.... lol.... see honesty is the best policy lol oh my, this round has collapsed and we havent paid anyone (yay for us) as our webhost says we are scammers..... classic scam by a smooth talking operator.

Well i put it that way as a point to open up his mentality to think out of the box. Wasnt necessarily meaning it that everyone's a part of the scam.

Thank you! Every ponzi is a scam - it's very simple. Not rocket science.

If you want to invest in ponzis, then you must do so wisely. I only invest a portion of my funds that I will never use. That means, as an example, a $20 bill that's laying around will be used for depositing. I don't care if I lose that.

But you also learn from these losses and become a better investor in the real world of business making decisions. You'll have a better sense of reality.

I don't necessarily agree with you, however, that we're all scammers by investing. When we invest, we're agreeing to a game that is supposedly going to double our money - so we're all agreeing to the potential of losing our funds. Therefore no one is scamming anyone - you just get lucky. You become a worse person if you take the loss in a negative way. That's why all the people sending death threats need to reanalyze all the bad things they've ever done and need to find some common ground before becoming so hypocritical.

You guys are. Not only that, you're a scammer too. The reason? You know the site is a scam, as it uses previous deposits to pay yours, hence you know the person after you would be screwed and yet you still deposit. Now, since you're aiding a scam, you can't really complain. Suck up your losses and move on since you've realized(i hope) that all these are scams.

Dude, you've got to let it go. Badly. Do you think I am happy, at all, with the fact that Flexybit closed unexpectedly? Of course I am not! But what I am TRYING to articulate here is the simple reality. Here are the facts:

1) We'll never know what really happened. Whether the admin is lying or not is totally up for speculation and we can each come up with our own personal opinions as to what happened. Personally I think the admin knew that if he had kept it around longer then there still would've been high deposits. Plus he could've capped the maximum deposit making it easier to pay so called "high rollers" while sustaining the system. Problem is he didn't. I see all facts pointing to a scam but how will you or I ever know? It's impossible. Maybe the admin is telling the truth, maybe he isn't.

2) You chose to deposit. I really want to emphasize this point. Remember, never invest what you cannot afford to lose. Only invest extra funds you feel comfortable with losing. If you lose them, you should be able to feel fine about it.

3) Even if the admin scammed, he's TECHNICALLY not doing anything wrong. I never said it was a good thing! But you need to open your eyes, and read the FAQ and terms and conditions, then you'd know what I mean. When you access his site and deposit you are agreeing to ALL things written on the FAQ and TOS. And guess what, it doesn't matter how you feel about it. If you didn't like the TOS or FAQ you never had to deposit. You could've gone elsewhere. That's the big point here. It said in the FAQ you could've lost all your money and they weren't responsible for your losses.

These agreements (FAQ and TOS) cover their asses in situations such as these. From a legal point of view, you CANNOT say that they did anything wrong because they followed all the rules. Now, from a moral point of view, yes, they did something wrong. If they were morally responsible they would have never closed round 1 - or would've refunded round 1 100% and continually paid out round 2. But they chose to go all "legal and capitalist" on us, and while it may not be nice they're still following the rules.

Let me emphasize the fact that I am NOT defending Flexybit - or any scammer for that matter. I am simply saying they had an agreement that YOU agreed to when accessing the site and you need to follow those rules otherwise something bad will happen. For a site like ore-mine.org which shut down a while ago stealing all funds, they never said deposit what you can afford to lose. They just said deposit and get free cash. They went against the law; against their own TOS. That is BOTH legally and morally wrong! But what Flexybit did is NOT legally wrong. Just morally and ethically wrong.

I understand you're mad but there's nothing you can do. STOP SENDING HIM DEATH THREATS. It does NOT get us anywhere. In fact, you're going against the law and being wrong morally when sending death threats which is worse than what Flexybit did. You're in the wrong too. Stop acting like a child with your money, learn how to invest and move on when shit like this happens. Guess what - the world does not spin in your direction as you may wish.

To believe in doubler or whatever too good to be true sht, is like you believe you can find fresh air in a dirty sewage.
When you win, keep quiet and smile, once site goes scam, u cry and whine as if you don't know this will happen.
At the end I believe most of you lose more than win, just wasting your own time and $.
If you are lucky maybe u win a bit, at the expense of others.

Ponzi, people why do we keep falling for this stuff. Just leave ponzis alone. Remember if it seems too good to be true, it is.