There's a massive difference between MtGox and this. MtGox had a legitimate business model: trade Bitcoins for fiat and the company takes a (small) cut. They screwed up their business, as we all know. But there are several other companies still out there, with the exact same business model, doing fine. An exchange is a real business model. It can still attract incompetent or dishonest people, sure. But the business model is okay.
And why, in this case, a legitimate model is better? I know, legitimate model can attract a large audience, and as a consequence scam more customers. Awesome...There is no way to obtain 6% profit per week guaranteed with no risk.
Even to buy 1 BTC is already a big risk.What convinced you that this is likely not a scam?
To convince is the wrong word. I see here a good opportunity to earn BTC.You are just writing down words now, you make no sense.
Rannasha, you're being trolled mate, probably for post count and bumping.
Considering the evasiveness of LorkiSan's answers, I think it's highly probable that he is a paid shill. This is not new, a previous Ponzi scheme (Cryptory) paid people to post on this forum promoting the scheme. After pushing long enough, the shills admitted that, around the time the scheme collapsed (if I recall the chronology correctly).
