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hero member
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October 04, 2016, 02:13:28 AM
#11
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I looked into cloud mining when relatively new (say two years ago) as well.  I read NO success stories among those (non-tekkies anyway) who tried...

So unless things have changed (probably not), I would stay away.  

Keep reading the threads though, maybe someone will come along and offer a legit service that promises a real (= low) rate of return.  

Interest rates are extremely low now (and so any passive income at reasonable risk would likely be low), and recall:

"There is no such thing as a free lunch."

Thats why its very recommended for other to stop thinking that cloudmining can be a good source to get some profits, its because all of them are really not worth it to invest on that scheme and hope that cloudmining sad stories will be the strong basis for them to stop investing at those all of them well do some repeated scam modus to steal our money,  CLOUDMINING is a bad idea and never been good nowadays.
legendary
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October 03, 2016, 01:51:54 PM
#10
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I looked into cloud mining when relatively new (say two years ago) as well.  I read NO success stories among those (non-tekkies anyway) who tried...

So unless things have changed (probably not), I would stay away.  

Keep reading the threads though, maybe someone will come along and offer a legit service that promises a real (= low) rate of return.  

Interest rates are extremely low now (and so any passive income at reasonable risk would likely be low), and recall:

"There is no such thing as a free lunch."
legendary
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October 03, 2016, 01:46:05 PM
#9
Staying away from cloud mining industry is highly recommended as of right now due to bitcoin prices still not meeting the break even point. May be we can think about cloud mining again when bitcoin prices raise in over night. Slow progress of bitcoin price appreciations will not make mining profitable as mining difficulty also grow simultaneously.
legendary
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October 03, 2016, 06:41:55 AM
#8
do NOT even think about investing in a cloudmining service because simply they are all scams. in fact what you are investing in is a Ponzi scheme not a cloudmining service because there is no actual hardware to mine bitcoin.
Exactly,it is a matter of time until every cloudmining/hyip/revshare site collapses and the owner runs away with your money,even if you are lucky enough and make some money(which I highly doubt) they will be stolen from newer members who joined after you,how would you feel then?personally I wouldn't feel very comfortable.

Im kinda feel annoyed when people keeps asking info's about cloudminings while its clearly stated on many threads and incidents of scamming event happening on those sites and people should really pin point that all of them are scam, so its not really good upon thinking to invest on those since surely the scam incident will repeatedly happen on those one, so better leave and save your money for those frauds and think that we can't earn with that one.
sr. member
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October 03, 2016, 06:22:38 AM
#7
do NOT even think about investing in a cloudmining service because simply they are all scams. in fact what you are investing in is a Ponzi scheme not a cloudmining service because there is no actual hardware to mine bitcoin.
Exactly,it is a matter of time until every cloudmining/hyip/revshare site collapses and the owner runs away with your money,even if you are lucky enough and make some money(which I highly doubt) they will be stolen from newer members who joined after you,how would you feel then?personally I wouldn't feel very comfortable.
legendary
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October 03, 2016, 05:14:48 AM
#6
do NOT even think about investing in a cloudmining service because simply they are all scams. in fact what you are investing in is a Ponzi scheme not a cloudmining service because there is no actual hardware to mine bitcoin. they show you some numbers on your screen and say yeah we are mining for you.

but until you see the hardware with your own eyes and see that they are mining with it don't believe a word they say.
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October 02, 2016, 07:41:29 PM
#5
Hello guys,
Probably going to be met with eye-rolls and "noob!".... But anyway, I'm brand spanking new to, and still pretty intrigued by cryptocurrencies and how they work. I have the basics down, I've done some research and I think I'm ready to start mining for bitcoins. Since I don't have the resources available to me to efficiently run my own hardware, I think that cloud mining is a better fit for me. I started an account on GenesisMining, and was instantly met with terms like Th/s, Gh/s, Mh/s, and other things that make no sense to me, with no explanation. Huh

Can someone who is an expert or at least knowledgeable please give me a good recommendation on what the best cloud mining service is, and at what rate I should mine for the most cost-effective results?

(I do not plan on using cryptocurrencies for any unethical or illegal purpose.)
And what about the google search engine?what about the bitcointalk toolbar search? just typewriting your keyword and a lot of answers will appearing for itself.
So... for a recommendation about the cloud mining is not worth at this time, but about more information for mining in the another section like mining section or beginner and help be a correct place for you.
alh
legendary
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October 02, 2016, 01:46:12 AM
#4
Could you elaborate on the reason for a "Cloud Mining" recommendation? If it's to make money, then your goal will almost certainly NOT be met. If you just want to spend money, and participate in Bitcoin, there are a variety of ways to do that. The may not be any more profitable.

Otherwise, I would suggest that you spend you money on something else.

You initial statement suggest that you already know the answers you'll get, so why ask the question?
legendary
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October 02, 2016, 12:01:27 AM
#3
Well today make investing on cloud mining is not worth and profitable because of high cost and increase difficulty of mining every days always growing up, but if you want try making investment into cloud mining service. You can try into hashnest.com of course with low amount capital and make sure for return of investment, before make investing again. Good luck
hero member
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October 01, 2016, 11:53:27 PM
#2
Hello guys,
Probably going to be met with eye-rolls and "noob!".... But anyway, I'm brand spanking new to, and still pretty intrigued by cryptocurrencies and how they work. I have the basics down, I've done some research and I think I'm ready to start mining for bitcoins. Since I don't have the resources available to me to efficiently run my own hardware, I think that cloud mining is a better fit for me. I started an account on GenesisMining, and was instantly met with terms like Th/s, Gh/s, Mh/s, and other things that make no sense to me, with no explanation. Huh

Can someone who is an expert or at least knowledgeable please give me a good recommendation on what the best cloud mining service is, and at what rate I should mine for the most cost-effective results?

(I do not plan on using cryptocurrencies for any unethical or illegal purpose.)

I like your disclaimer  Cheesy, ok to give you the answer regarding cloud mining,you are purchasing the Hash rate in cloud mining,Kilohash or KH/s thousands of hash per second,Megahash or MH/s millions of hash per second,Gigahash or GH/s billions of hash per second,Terahash or TH/s trillions of hash per second,Petahash or PH/s quadrillions of hash per second,to calculate how much profit you can earn from mining,you can just search in google for bitcoin mining calculator. i suggest you to stay away from bitcoin cloud mining,i don't think so it is profitable, just use the calculator and find out by yourself.
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October 01, 2016, 10:47:25 PM
#1
Hello guys,
Probably going to be met with eye-rolls and "noob!".... But anyway, I'm brand spanking new to, and still pretty intrigued by cryptocurrencies and how they work. I have the basics down, I've done some research and I think I'm ready to start mining for bitcoins. Since I don't have the resources available to me to efficiently run my own hardware, I think that cloud mining is a better fit for me. I started an account on GenesisMining, and was instantly met with terms like Th/s, Gh/s, Mh/s, and other things that make no sense to me, with no explanation. Huh

Can someone who is an expert or at least knowledgeable please give me a good recommendation on what the best cloud mining service is, and at what rate I should mine for the most cost-effective results?

(I do not plan on using cryptocurrencies for any unethical or illegal purpose.)
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