Play this one. Still in early stages. coincompound.net
BITDOUBLER AND COINCOMPOUND.NET IS THE SAME PERSON.
Look, it's not that I don't believe you. But instead of screaming it all over the place. Give some proof and reasons why it is the same guy.
Topic: BitDoubler.org - Double Your BTC (get back your deposit x2) - page 3. (Read 21461 times)
BITDOUBLER AND COINCOMPOUND.NET IS THE SAME PERSON.
Look, it's not that I don't believe you. But instead of screaming it all over the place. Give some proof and reasons why it is the same guy.
Play this one. Still in early stages. coincompound.net
BITDOUBLER AND COINCOMPOUND.NET IS THE SAME PERSON.
Play this one. Still in early stages. coincompound.net
That's odd, some transactions dissappeared.
I noticed that as well. I am next payout right behind the .50 one. Curious if i will get mine....
Well, don't have high hopes. No one is investing since people are hesitating. The owner will probably get away with our money.
EDIT: Or we have to wait for some response from the owner...
Lookin to try here. Any recent payouts
You should take some time to read the last few pages here
new ponzie guys. coincompound.net 300% payout get in early.
That's odd, some transactions dissappeared.
I noticed that as well. I am next payout right behind the .50 one. Curious if i will get mine....
there are some guys here who just need to get laid. fuck, all the guys in the some pages of this thread, go out a little, masturbate more than you allready do, meet some girls(guys, unicorns, whatever) and live a little...
you have nothing better to do than speculate?
i got payed twice now and i never bet what i can't afford to lose. when i do lose, i know that it is only my fault.... you taarloosers have the need for comfort, go see your mummy
you have nothing better to do than speculate?
i got payed twice now and i never bet what i can't afford to lose. when i do lose, i know that it is only my fault.... you taarloosers have the need for comfort, go see your mummy
That's odd, some transactions dissappeared.
Lookin to try here. Any recent payouts
Tnx, looks good. I'm gonna follow it. But first I have to cover my loss at CoinPayoff... I try to play responsible... 
Yeah I know what you mean. I lost 0.5 last week now i'm just doing 0.05 and not give in to the temptation to go higher.
Just for the record: I did get paid, twice. And i did get my refunds, also twice. I really have no reason to think this is a scam.
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff...
. Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math...
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff...
. Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math... I totally agree it's a risk yes but a risk i'm willing to take. if you want checkout https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120cyclenet-bitcoin-cycler-120-support-feedback-thread-529078 it's also an automated script.
Tnx, looks good. I'm gonna follow it. But first I have to cover my loss at CoinPayoff... I try to play responsible...
I totally agree it's a risk yes but a risk i'm willing to take. if you want checkout https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120cyclenet-bitcoin-cycler-120-support-feedback-thread-529078 it's also an automated script.
Is this your second account besides 120cycle?
No it's not. I check out all the ponzi's just for fun better than loosing money at a casino.
I totally agree it's a risk yes but a risk i'm willing to take. if you want checkout https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120cyclenet-bitcoin-cycler-120-support-feedback-thread-529078 it's also an automated script.
Is this your second account besides 120cycle?
Just for the record: I did get paid, twice. And i did get my refunds, also twice. I really have no reason to think this is a scam.
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff... . Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math...
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff...
. Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math... I totally agree it's a risk yes but a risk i'm willing to take. if you want checkout https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120cyclenet-bitcoin-cycler-120-support-feedback-thread-529078 it's also an automated script.
Just for the record: I did get paid, twice. And i did get my refunds, also twice. I really have no reason to think this is a scam.
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff... . Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math...
Fact is that lowering the payout to 1,5 or less or changing the min.deposit again doesn't make any difference. It only affects the time it takes to slow down and finally stop the system. Do your math.
I had three reasons to stop playing:
After my last refund OP raised the min.deposit to 0,1. Too much, I think.
Second reason: there were already too many pending transactions. The momentum was gone, it was obvious the system got (or was going to get) stuck. As all these systems do after a while. The earlier you jump in, the lower the risk, providing you quit at the right moment.
Third reason: The MakeBTC-debacle made me very cautious about sites that suddenly disappear. To be honest, I really don't know for sure whether that story was true, but like this one there was the story of the site being reported as a scam, at a moment there was absolutely no reason to think it was a scam. MakeBTC didn't fight back (scam???), BitDoubler did and came online again - kudos for that! But it p****s me off when people try to interfere because they want to "protect" me (and other players) from losing some money. Like I posted earlier on in this thread, I think it's quiet arrogant to put yourself in that oh so correct position and even worse: it affects the risk I'm prepared to take with playing this game. Leave us alone. You're not protecting, you're spoiling.
That said: I'm afraid that right at this moment I'm losing the 0,04 I earned here. At CoinPayoff...
. Yep, I jumped in too late, didn't do the math... "Warning: Trade with extreme caution! "
That's because the user 'mem' is giving every ponzi owner bad reputation.
As long as there are fools willing to part with their money we will have Ponzi's.
Just as you can walk to the local store and purchase lottery tickets, win nothing or win $2.00 [which will go back into lotto tickets and you'll still leave with nothing].
Just as you can walk to the local store and purchase lottery tickets, win nothing or win $2.00 [which will go back into lotto tickets and you'll still leave with nothing].
Exactly the same as gambling sites.
"Warning: Trade with extreme caution! "
As long as there are fools willing to part with their money we will have Ponzi's.
Just as you can walk to the local store and purchase lottery tickets, win nothing or win $2.00 [which will go back into lotto tickets and you'll still leave with nothing].
Just as you can walk to the local store and purchase lottery tickets, win nothing or win $2.00 [which will go back into lotto tickets and you'll still leave with nothing].
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