Topic: BitClub Network: MLM promises, false testimonials and PoS coin - AVOID - page 5. (Read 62235 times)

 

Quoted for future shills to stop wasting our time.

oh  since  there is a topic about BitClubNetwork I will post my 5c here !!!
My mom  deposited with them 500USD ( +99UDS membership fee)  in the end of march, now they promissed  she can withdraw anytime and in will be in her wallet in 48 hours,  no fee...
not true.
We have asked for a withdraw and gave it some time, after 3 days there were nothing in her wallet,  we have opened a ticket
after 2 days of opening the ticket she got paid, all in all it's about half of what she had deposited. SO really cant talk about  profit here yet.

There were also some bitcoincash  credited during the fork to her wallet to make it look legit we requested the withdraw of that too.... it never came to her wallet. and I mean NEVER and the ticket in still pending.
I will be happy if she can at least get back what she deposited, her upline told her not to withdraw but to reinvest " to get more profit" yeah right.

so.
the payments are SLOW ( 5 days and a support ticket is not fast at all )   the support is not replying, foolish members are asked to keep reinvesting and all withdrawals under 2 Bitcoin will be charged an automatic fee of 0.002 Bitcoin ( probably just to make sure you will not withdraw too soon )

I will update if I have any improvements but  this is  not a legit project  to me

Of course you have Mr Noob account with 6 posts......

I've been mining with Bitclub Network since 2016.... so far so good. Clubcoin hasn't done much but we were given it for free, so we can't really complain. I could go up a lot if they actually pull of what they are trying for. Let's see. End of the day, it's not a "scam" until they've run off with all of your money. Hasn't happened yet and I doubt it will at this point.

But I'd like to hear about what deffo is a scam!

S

Shhhhhh...... Don't tell him about PAYCOIN!!!   https://yobit.net/en/trade/XPY/BTC

I find it highly interesting that you, a 28-post newbie, knows how the trust system even works already, therefore I find it highly entertaining that you are accusing this guy of having a "terrible trust rating" (Ok, maybe you don't fully understand it yet)? and also of using a pseudonym or an alt account. 

1. No one here is obligated to give you their full names, so kindly fuck off there devonboy.
2. You are the one reviving a half dead two-year old scam accusation thread, that, well let's face it, is still known widely as an MLM scam, no matter how you shake it
3. Why don't you post here using your real account?
4. You are shilling a scam, therefore you get negged - people ganging up on you is to help protect ourselves, so again, fuck off.

Anyhow, done reading your garbage, nobody gives any fucks, you are now on ignore, so have a nice life on bitclub promoting a known scam, or at least something sketchy as fuck with known bad actors involved.

The sad part about these large-scale MLM scams, is that fools like this devon guy probably ACTUALLY believe it's not a scam. It's amazing how fucking dumb at least half of america is, I mean, look who is president LOL....

That said, the poor shmuck probably really believes all the bullshit he's been spoonfed because he's never actually just fuckin' mined on his own like most smart(er) people do...  

Thanks for negging him btw!  

Oh, looky there, he was smart enough to neg us back, congrats kid, now go get scammed elsewhere, we don't tolerate MLM scams here, so stop even trying.

Thanks for the red paint btw, I will wear it with honor!

Trick question!


"One of the largest Ponzi scheme operations, called BitClub Network (BCN) with thousands of investors worldwide, is obviously run by a gang of international criminals."

https://steemit.com/scam/@steeme/criminals-behind-bitclub-network-investment-scam

This explains why all their stock photo spokespeople are really all RAPISTS:

"The unofficial head of BCN seems to be Russ Medlin, a U.S. citizen and known sex-offender. Medlin was convicted for attempted rape, possession of child pornography and numerous other crimes."

Hey Geniusbuy.... WHO ACTUALLY OWNS & RUNS BITCLUB? Answer that one, please.

@devonbuy BEFORE I PUT YOU ON PERMANENT IGNORE, I suggest everyone else NEG him & do the same.

Now bugger off!

There you go, calling BCN cloud mining. Another common mistake "reviews" often get it wrong.
Just in case you're not aware, BCN doesn't rent hashrates out. You take possession of your mining hardware when you opt out.
That shows how much you know, as expected.

If you want to join an MLM cloud mining programme, there are plenty around the world, some legit, most are scams.
Now I'm not quite sure if you are able to tell the difference, other than simply deriving your conclusions based on some online "reviews".

Negged.

Done.

LOL... Scammers.... You should at least neg him as well, it's not like I'm on default trust here?

 

Suit yourselves guys. No one is twisting your arm to be a member.

Facts and figures are available, what you do with that information is entirely up to you.
If you think it's a scam because of some fake reviews you just read online, so be it.

That review at http://kipicommunity.org/bitclub-network-review/ is so bogus it doesn't even get the facts right at all.
I have seen better fake reviews about BCN online that at least gets some of the points across correctly, although with the same wrong conclusions.
47 btc per day because 1.33% hashrate multiplied by 3,600 btc per day? That's so oversimplifying things that obviously it wasn't written by
someone who understands bitcoin mining, and this is where you supposedly get your "facts" and conclusions from? Fake reviews about BCN are plenty around online - don't need to search very hard.

It's sad that people depend on reviews like these to come up with false conclusions.

But one thing is certain. All these so-called "reviews" were written by people who have not even joined BCN in mining. Likely it's because they think it's a scam, but even so, you cannot call a write-up like this a review if you have not joined BCN and seen how the programme works. Some existing members don't even understand entirely how BCN works, and yet someone can write a "review" just by standing on the sidelines and judging it from a presentation. That is a first impression at best, not a review. Far from it. Most of these reviews leave out key components of the programme that keep BCN in operation after more than 3 years since they began. If you're looking for a scam, there are countless other schemes (your typical HYIPs and Ponzis) surrounding bitcoin with far bigger membership base that had collapsed within 6 months to a year. With the exception of cloud mining, no scam, especially an online one that revolves around bitcoin, will last for more than a year.

The best reviews will ultimately come from the members themselves, and you will be hard-pressed to find anyone crying foul about BCN online, except for those who don't understand the nature of bitcoin mining, and expect to see fixed guaranteed yields on a monthly basis. Yes, there are members who are ignorant like so too, but very few. Read those reviews (usually in the comment section of these bogus articles) by members themselves, who have nothing to gain by putting a good word about BCN online. Those there are your genuine tried-and-tested reviews. Not the one you just shared.

I won't go through the points one by one and explain them because it will be a waste of my time (judging by the silly childish responses posted with pseudonym usernames I see), but I'll just say that anyone who has any interest in bitcoin mining would do better mining with them than on their own. There are people who were mining on their own or doing cloud mining (and who initially thought BCN was a scam too) in the past who eventually joined BCN and wondered why they didn't see the benefits of joining the pool earlier. It takes a member to understand the intricacies of mining with BCN. If you think BCN is a scam, you don't really know what you're talking about, except repeating and echoing it from a bogus review from another site - a case of the blind leading the blind.

To put some figures into perspective, I have been mining with them for about 9 months now, and have recouped my initial investment after 8 months. This recoupment is purely ONLY from mining, nothing to do with MLM bonuses and commissions - those are separate. Whatever btc yield I am getting from now on, regardless of quantity due to increased mining difficulty, is pure profit. The future price of bitcoin takes care of that.

However, if you think that bitcoin mining is no longer profitable, then there's really nothing to discuss.

 "However" is a conjunction.  Never start a sentence with "However."



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FYFY

Perfect.

No good scam goes unpunished here.

Meh... Why not.. Just another paid shill to "Fix" their rep on bitcointalk LOL.. We all know it's a fucking scam, so why not at least entertain the newbie troll seeking legitimacy on a long time scam?

Edit - I even negged him just for that post, does that count at all?