Why promote them when you yourself aren't sure, whether they're safe or not?
As I said in your butt-hurt thread, ^^^ This.
Topic: Bitcoin Interest-Earning Sites. (Read 1312 times)
As I said in your butt-hurt thread, ^^^ This.
As far as I can see there is absolutely no good reason to promote these operations. If they want to work to earn customers they can do so themselves without you creating a random list which will likely end up simply being a collection of scams with one or two legitimate services.
Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
How is this blackmail? Blackmail usually needs to have money involved and info that could hurt your. So again, how is this blackmail? Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
Thanks for the offer OP but I'd rather keep my bitcoins safe in my wallet and earn no interest then invest in any of these services, no matter how legit you claim them to be.
Use them at your own risk. I am not liable for any losses you've incurred.
Why promote them when you yourself aren't sure, whether they're safe or not?
is too bad you've promotion the site will run away our money maybe only one site isn't haobtc. looks like they are legit site because show all their information.
You would hardly get any of the sites which are legit and can deliver you the interest rate you want . Most of them will turn scam and none will turn out to be the real one .
Why is that? Is that only cause of BTC nature which allows for anonymity and scamming or is this industry really dry on opportunities?
You would hardly get any of the sites which are legit and can deliver you the interest rate you want . Most of them will turn scam and none will turn out to be the real one .
I doubt these site is good for investment.
Poloniex lending also scam?
Poloniex lending platform pretty legit I think, but also you need to take a risk if you play with them for a long time. Sometimes they will turn into mt.gox v2. Just do it carefully.
Poloniex lending also scam?
Poloniex lending platform pretty legit I think, but also you need to take a risk if you play with them for a long time. Sometimes they will turn into mt.gox v2. Just do it carefully.
Also, recently it s been very unprofitable.
I doubt these site is good for investment.
Poloniex lending also scam?
Poloniex lending platform pretty legit I think, but also you need to take a risk if you play with them for a long time. Sometimes they will turn into mt.gox v2. Just do it carefully.
Poloniex lending also scam?
Poloniex lending platform pretty legit I think, but also you need to take a risk if you play with them for a long time. Sometimes they will turn into mt.gox v2. Just do it carefully.
Very risky stuff. Not so easy making money in crypto anymore. ATM, probably the best option s holding and waiting for the halving, 58 days to go.
Poloniex lending also scam?
Some new service coming soon 
But are all scam! Why people loss time to promote this stupid site?
I KNOW! MONEY!!!! Just get some pennies!!!
Some new service coming soon
Are you part of this service?
Yes. Guys, question to all - what is APR you are interested in? Of course we are talking about non-scam project.
Some new service coming soon
Are you part of this service? Well if the sites in the OP are scams, they will stay for a while because they're just giving out very small earnings compared to the traditional ponzis out there.
Some new service coming soon
As far as I can see there is absolutely no good reason to promote these operations. If they want to work to earn customers they can do so themselves without you creating a random list which will likely end up simply being a collection of scams with one or two legitimate services.
Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
Your blackmail is not necessary. I have raised concerns regarding your behaviour: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/trust-system-abused-by-caring-overzealous-members-1480711
As far as I can see there is absolutely no good reason to promote these operations. If they want to work to earn customers they can do so themselves without you creating a random list which will likely end up simply being a collection of scams with one or two legitimate services.
Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
Each one should have it's own thread where they can work to prove themselves as not being ponzis. The legit ones will fare well enough under scrutiny and the fraudulent scams will quickly be exposed as such.
I've never heard of this company, especially this guy Wu Gang claiming to be the owner .
https://haobtc.com/
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name: Xiao Yang Liu
Registrant Organization: Xiao Yang
Registrant Street: Cheku Cafe
Registrant City: Haidian
Registrant State/Province: Beijing
Registrant Postal Code: 100000
Registrant Country: cn
Registrant Phone: +86.3127950299
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +86.3127950299
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: Email Masking [email protected]
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name: Xiao Yang Liu
Admin Organization: Xiao Yang
Admin Street: QingYuan county,YingBin street 301
Admin City: Baoding
Admin State/Province: Hebei
Admin Postal Code: 071100
Admin Country: cn
Admin Phone: +86.3127950299
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax: +86.3127950299
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email: Email Masking [email protected]
http://who.is/whois/https://haobtc.com
https://haobtc.com/
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name: Xiao Yang Liu
Registrant Organization: Xiao Yang
Registrant Street: Cheku Cafe
Registrant City: Haidian
Registrant State/Province: Beijing
Registrant Postal Code: 100000
Registrant Country: cn
Registrant Phone: +86.3127950299
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +86.3127950299
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: Email Masking [email protected]
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name: Xiao Yang Liu
Admin Organization: Xiao Yang
Admin Street: QingYuan county,YingBin street 301
Admin City: Baoding
Admin State/Province: Hebei
Admin Postal Code: 071100
Admin Country: cn
Admin Phone: +86.3127950299
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax: +86.3127950299
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email: Email Masking [email protected]
http://who.is/whois/https://haobtc.com
Not worth the risk to get that few %, and you have to put it for at least many months to years for your btc to grow a bit.
I might as well just use my real $ and put it in my bank much safer.
I might as well just use my real $ and put it in my bank much safer.
To be honest, a lot of them are scams that will eventually run away with your bitcoins. When that happens is just a matter of time.
For example magnr.com. They used an anonymous domain registry. What kind of legitimate company would try to hide their trails, instead of promoting their businesses? I could be wrong but, it's strongly suspect IMO.
For example magnr.com. They used an anonymous domain registry. What kind of legitimate company would try to hide their trails, instead of promoting their businesses? I could be wrong but, it's strongly suspect IMO.
I believe most here are aware there are legitimate non-ponzi sites which claim to hold your BTC and allow you to earn interest. Use them at your own risk. I am not liable for any losses you've incurred.
I thought I compile a list of interest-earning sites. Feel free to add on non-ponzi sites.
Site: Haobtc.com
APR: 3% - 15.58% [https://haobtc.com/common/faq]
Language: EN
Verification: ID
Remarks: They have an official discussion thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-haobtc-mining-dividend-paid-out-hourly-1023187
Site: magnr.com
APR: 2.35%
Language: EN
Verification: ID may be required
Remarks: -
Site: Bsave.io
APR: 3.6%
Verification: Clef
Remarks: The founder of the site claims to be on this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1316621.msg13466833;#msg13466833
Site: BW.com
APR: 7.572%
Language: CN
Verification: Mobile Phone number / SMS verification & Google 2FA
Remarks: Upon request for withdrawal, BW.com team will manually send an e-mail in Chinese requiring you to reply to confirm the withdrawal request and the withdrawal address. You'll have to reply in Chinese. Usually processed within 12 hours. However, after a certain threshold, the withdrawal process becomes automated and virtually instant.
Site: btcpop.co
APR: 5%
Language: EN
Verification: Google 2FA Available
Remarks: The site is always being updated with new features and sometimes removal of features. And changes are not told to users in advance, which I dislike. IMHO, it feels that the site is not out of beta! Site is also difficult to navigate. However, there are no issues with deposits and withdrawals. Withdrawal is automated and almost instant.
I thought I compile a list of interest-earning sites. Feel free to add on non-ponzi sites.
Site: Haobtc.com
APR: 3% - 15.58% [https://haobtc.com/common/faq]
Language: EN
Verification: ID
Remarks: They have an official discussion thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-haobtc-mining-dividend-paid-out-hourly-1023187
Site: magnr.com
APR: 2.35%
Language: EN
Verification: ID may be required
Remarks: -
Site: Bsave.io
APR: 3.6%
Verification: Clef
Remarks: The founder of the site claims to be on this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1316621.msg13466833;#msg13466833
Site: BW.com
APR: 7.572%
Language: CN
Verification: Mobile Phone number / SMS verification & Google 2FA
Remarks: Upon request for withdrawal, BW.com team will manually send an e-mail in Chinese requiring you to reply to confirm the withdrawal request and the withdrawal address. You'll have to reply in Chinese. Usually processed within 12 hours. However, after a certain threshold, the withdrawal process becomes automated and virtually instant.
Site: btcpop.co
APR: 5%
Language: EN
Verification: Google 2FA Available
Remarks: The site is always being updated with new features and sometimes removal of features. And changes are not told to users in advance, which I dislike. IMHO, it feels that the site is not out of beta! Site is also difficult to navigate. However, there are no issues with deposits and withdrawals. Withdrawal is automated and almost instant.
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