go ahead send em a bitcoin :-)
send em 10 btc!!!
Topic: Is bitcoingenerator.org for real? Does anybody know? (Read 7235 times)
go ahead send em a bitcoin :-)
this is scam my friend
as you can see youtube remove the video
as you can see youtube remove the video
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This video has been removed as a violation of YouTube's policy against spam, scams, and commercially deceptive content.
Considering clicking "download" brings you to a "verification" that wants you to participate in a bunch of scammy looking "free riches! but you fill out a survey and sign up for some stuff" sites...
This thing is just a front
This thing is just a front
Anything that looks way too good to be true. IS... Like send me a bitcern and ill double it.
You can buy fake tweets, likes and +1's for pennies and even get them for free by trading others for the same..
The scary part is how many re-tweets, f-shares and g+1's that sites has, plus a 1,000 twit followers. Definitely a popular scam. Are people being paid to promote trash?
I think I got the point within 5 minutes after posting, its not real. I now regret ever posting this, if I new how to remove it, I would. This forum is so full of "know it all" assholes.
You really thought there was something that could magically generate bitcoins from mid air.. Comon you should know better then that.
Pretty damn obvious it's fake.
Welcome to the interwebs where everyone is a Monday morning quarterback and stayed at a Holiday Inn Express the previous night.
However.. i will say that anytime something seems too good to be true, it is. Everyone over the age of 13 should know this.. Really..
However.. i will say that anytime something seems too good to be true, it is. Everyone over the age of 13 should know this.. Really..
I think I got the point within 5 minutes after posting, its not real. I now regret ever posting this, if I new how to remove it, I would. This forum is so full of "know it all" assholes.
reggie55
if its real then some dead general in zimbabwe has a bank account with $1 trillion dollars and all he needs is my bank account numbers to transfer it to me
if its real then some dead general in zimbabwe has a bank account with $1 trillion dollars and all he needs is my bank account numbers to transfer it to me
Anyone dumb enough to fall for this deserves to lose their bitcoins, end of story.
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Anyone dumb enough to fall for this deserves to lose their bitcoins, end of story.
It is a scam. My friend lost bitcoins using this one. It steals coins from ur pc and sends to author's address. Good thing he only had .006 btc in his wallet
Scam. Avoid. If you have downloaded this, scan your system for malware immediately.
If something like this were possible, these forums would be on fire right now.
If something like this were possible, these forums would be on fire right now.
Oh no, we're all doomed...
Idk what you were browsing to find this site.... but i would use different computer then that one you used to trade, or have wallet on if looking for stuff like that.
If someone broke SHA-256 or found a vulnerability in the Bitcoin network to do this, do you REALLY think they would make a website and let the general public in on it?
REALLY???
REALLY???
^^This
...also I wouldn't trust anyone that doesn't know how to spell virgin
If someone broke SHA-256 or found a vulnerability in the Bitcoin network to do this, do you REALLY think they would make a website and let the general public in on it?
REALLY???
REALLY???
Good thing I never downloaded it. It seemed "too good to be true".
give a shot . tell us how it goes
Fake dude its a virus
would it not work? LOL
I found this link: http://www.bitcoingenerator.org/ on http://www.thebitcoinchannel.com/
with a video link explaining it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uii3KIZyyCY#at=86
Does anybody know if this really works?
with a video link explaining it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uii3KIZyyCY#at=86
Does anybody know if this really works?
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