I never knew about this website and I tried to learn it. They offer good payouts, but I still don't believe it.
After I read this topic will certainly be more cautious. Many people have used signatures and are trying to promote them.
Maybe this is a scam and I'm actually already interested to try. But with this topic, I personally do not believe and if one day it is evident that many people can produce Bitcoin. Maybe I'll try it.
Topic: Be careful of Bitcoins giveaways that are too good to be true - page 4. (Read 662 times)
September 27, 2019, 02:26:19 AM
September 27, 2019, 01:53:23 AM
It offers 2X of the amount of money you send in.
I can't believe that people fall in those scams. Have you ever seen in real life someone tell you "Transfer me some money in my bank account. I will transfer you back 2x."
Why would someone do this?
People are insane with bitcoin...
Bitcoin is not a tool to make people get rich quick. It is just a currency. It works as a currency.
True, but people don't understand it. Lack of awareness or knowledge leads people to bad decisions and poor choices, simply because everyone is desperate for money, and nobody knows what they are doing. I mean, if the Nigerian prince scam continues to work to this day, why wouldn't new, uneducated crypto users fall for a scam involving coins?
September 27, 2019, 01:34:24 AM
Speaking of scams and bitcoin giveaways, I recently stumbled this post in the Beginners & Help
{Warning}: Fake Bakkt Giveway website
The length those criminals will do just to victimised unsuspecting people in the crypto verse. Just imagine couple of days from bakkt launch, those scammers are impersonating and trying to lure everyone in their game.
That's why each and everyone of us should stay away from this so called giveaways because 90% of them are really scam.
{Warning}: Fake Bakkt Giveway website
The length those criminals will do just to victimised unsuspecting people in the crypto verse. Just imagine couple of days from bakkt launch, those scammers are impersonating and trying to lure everyone in their game.
That's why each and everyone of us should stay away from this so called giveaways because 90% of them are really scam.
September 27, 2019, 12:54:17 AM
Ponzi schemes like this, also known in that area as things like HYIP. i.e. the old "talkgold" forum (which closed down a couple years back), had been operating running these types of scams since way back in like 2004 or so. The only people that ever made money from them were those that got in and out right when they opened. Some actually would last for months but in the end, they would all collapse, reinvent themselves with a new name and site, and run the scam over and over again. I see those sorts of programs are still all over the place and have shifted to include crypto.
September 27, 2019, 12:29:10 AM
It's such an old story and I can't beleive there are still people who fall for this, it's obviously a scam.
There is no such thing as giveaway but I guess that people's greed will always be stringer than common sense. There is no such thing as free lunch, don't forget that.
There is no such thing as giveaway but I guess that people's greed will always be stringer than common sense. There is no such thing as free lunch, don't forget that.
At the initial stage of introduction of BTC to the world, it was completely unfamiliar and unbelievable thing which can be hold and transact electronically only. So many users got trapped by false advertising and marketing. Giveaways are one of them.
Many tech guys with tricky knowledge can grab confidential data from the user to get access to digital assets of users, and due to anonymity and lack of trackability people lost their hard-earned money.
So my opinion is kindly safe while entering in such airdrops and giveaways.
For example, Many individuals try to grab private keys by offering giveaways for stacked balance. In such scenarios, users are asked to submit their wallet details and authorize them to get rewards against hold balance. And in many cases due to greed, people get trapped.
September 27, 2019, 12:13:44 AM
It's such an old story and I can't beleive there are still people who fall for this, it's obviously a scam.
There is no such thing as giveaway but I guess that people's greed will always be stringer than common sense. There is no such thing as free lunch, don't forget that.
There is no such thing as giveaway but I guess that people's greed will always be stringer than common sense. There is no such thing as free lunch, don't forget that.
September 26, 2019, 11:48:15 PM
Thanks for the information OP, I'm aware of someone(personally/real life) who fell for this sort of scam recently, this individual is not really into the bitcoin network, but came across this sort of interesting offer online and decided to make some money, but did the exact opposite, I actually got to know after he had already been duped.
He was greedy, and that's the first desire to avoid if one is to avoid falling for scams, be it related to cryptocurrency or other areas of life. We should also be knowledgeable on the system, there is no way your bitcoin can double that way, if it did, why would people hodl for years just to make profits, they should have simply sent it to doublers and made twice their money. A knowledgeable person cannot believe such nonsense.
He was greedy, and that's the first desire to avoid if one is to avoid falling for scams, be it related to cryptocurrency or other areas of life. We should also be knowledgeable on the system, there is no way your bitcoin can double that way, if it did, why would people hodl for years just to make profits, they should have simply sent it to doublers and made twice their money. A knowledgeable person cannot believe such nonsense.
September 26, 2019, 11:47:14 PM
It offers 2X of the amount of money you send in.
giveaway is when you don't do anything but receive something for free as some sort of "gift". when you have to pay, then it is no longer a giveaway, it is more like an investment and in this case since there is no company or product or anything it is a Ponzi scheme. you didn't really have to check the domain, etc to figure it out either, it is just that obvious.
September 26, 2019, 11:40:14 PM
Those giveaways need us to deposit some amount, right? If yes, then that will be the same as what I got in the past. I got those experience in 2014-2015, and I never forget that site was tricked me, and I think many people have been tricked too. For now, I always try to be careful and not easily attract to the bitcoin giveaways website because I know that will not be impossible. There is no free lunch for every people, and we need to work to get the money. And if you find a similar website, you can skip the site and never come to the site again. Be careful when you browse because you never thought about what will happen to you later.
September 26, 2019, 09:56:34 PM
Hi, recently I went to a website https://www.crypto-way .ltd (I add a space in ltd so that you won't click on this accidentally. It offers 2X of the amount of money you send in. I find it too suspicious and did a check on the domain name. It was only registered a few days ago. The British company they are suppose to be does not exist and they are hosting in a russian hosting company, making it impossible for me to contact them to feedback to them. If anyone can speak Russian and do the feedback, that would be great as it keeps another scum away from our Bitcoin environment.
This is a doubler program which became popular in 2017 and yes this is just another cheap scam appealing to the greed nature of anyone especially those who are just new in the world of cryptocurrency. Scammers are always creative but many times they just recycled programs and maybe just use another name for it to make it appear new when in fact they are not. I always feel pity with the newbies who can fall victims for this scheme.
September 26, 2019, 08:12:30 PM
It offers 2X of the amount of money you send in.
I can't believe that people fall in those scams. Have you ever seen in real life someone tell you "Transfer me some money in my bank account. I will transfer you back 2x."
Why would someone do this?
People are insane with bitcoin...
Bitcoin is not a tool to make people get rich quick. It is just a currency. It works as a currency.
September 26, 2019, 07:59:10 PM
Hi, recently I went to a website https://www.crypto-way .ltd (I add a space in ltd so that you won't click on this accidentally. It offers 2X of the amount of money you send in. I find it too suspicious and did a check on the domain name. It was only registered a few days ago. The British company they are suppose to be does not exist and they are hosting in a russian hosting company, making it impossible for me to contact them to feedback to them. If anyone can speak Russian and do the feedback, that would be great as it keeps another scum away from our Bitcoin environment.
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