I have nothing invested and nothing to lose. The change makes perfect sense to me. No it probably isn't fair that it was changed after people already invested time, but if the program is going to last then it seems like an obvious change. This is free money with no effort other than to log in and click once. Where in the world do get returns like this with no effort at all? NOWHERE. Maybe it is a scam, but nowhere did I suggest that you should invest any money. All I said was it makes sense that there are restrictions on free accounts.
We have no idea how much money is made on the ad revenue or anything else so there is no way to know if the program is at all solvent. Anyone thinking that this is anything other than a BIG FAT risk is asking to lose their money. If you never deposit a coin then you have nothing to lose except the time it took to click your claim button several times a day. You can still get your free money you just need to click to buy Mars and claim for 10 more days like you were already planning on doing. In fact it is even easier because you only have to visit once every 8 hours instead of 2.5 hours. If the site dies in the next 10 days then you still haven't lost anything more than you originally put into it.
Free money is still free money. If it goes away you didn't lose anything but the hope that you were going to get free money.
Right, just the 18 days spent clicking 9x (?) a day to reach 500K satoshis while fighting ads and numerous redirecting popups only to
lose it on a planet that limits your claiming to 3x a day and will take 10 more days of clicking and redirecting popups just to get back that amount.
Or you deposit 500K satoshis from your wallet immediately to buy Mars hoping you can evade the 18 days of Earth clicking and start your 10 days in earnest only to receive the lovely
"You can only withdraw with planet Mercury" message.
Edit: And oh, did I mention that you're essentially paying CWM?
Where do you get that planets are LIMITED to 3x claim per day?
Where did I say
"planets" are limited to 3x claims per day?
Right there.
How many times can I claim Earth's max payout in a day? How many times can I claim Mars's max payout in a day?
The maximum payout of ANY planet is limited by the storage capacity and the rate that it pays you coins per minute. You can claim your current earnings every 5 minutes if you want too. It doesn't matter if you wait until your storage is full or not.
Earth = 3,000
3000 is the maximum you can store before earnings stop. At 20/min that means you have to claim every 150 minutes or you start losing earnings and can make a maximum of 28800 per day.
20Sat * 60 minutes * 24 hours = 28800 divide that by 3000 and you get 9.6 claims you HAVE to do to get your 28800 each day or you lose out on earnings.
Mars = 17,000
17000 is the maximum you can store before earnings stop. At 35/min that means you have to claim every 485 minutes or 8.09 hours and can make a maximum of 50400 per day.
35Sat * 60 minutes * 24 hours = 50400 divide that by 17000 and you get 3 claims you HAVE to do to get your 50400.
The fact that you don't have to claim every 150 minutes is convenience not a limitation. You are still earning 3 times the investment to buy the planet if you claim every 8 hours. As I said you can claim every 5 minutes if you want too, but it is just resetting the time until you start losing earnings back to 8 hours. This is true of all the planets that you can purchase. The maximum storage goes up to 8 hours worth of earnings and provided you claim every 8 hours you will receive 3x your investment back.
Not sure why you call proper english word salad when it is pretty clear and concise. Whereas you seem to really like to use ellipses between your sentences and looks far more convoluted that anything I've written. Guess if you can't beat the argument then attack the man.
Seeing as that - max claims per day - is exactly the point of contention I gotta ask, are you sure you even know what you're trying to argue against? 
but the Admin keeps ignoring my questions or remarks, so I'm ready for the worst.