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September 28, 2015, 08:25:53 AM
I don't know if its ok but I guess you should also add Zeusminer to your cloud mining catalog. Zeusminer is a trustable company as well.

I don't know if its ok but I guess you should also add Zeusminer to your cloud mining catalog. Zeusminer is a trustable company as well.

Zeusminer has been selling hardware succesfully but it's impossible to ROI through their cloud mining project that's apparently still running. The fees exceed the earnings by far, don't buy/rent hash there.

Yep, we need more development from them. Or atleast to break even, if they dont make use money then what good they are for?

Any other investment websites?

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September 16, 2015, 04:22:53 PM
I don't know if its ok but I guess you should also add Zeusminer to your cloud mining catalog. Zeusminer is a trustable company as well.

Zeusminer has been selling hardware succesfully but it's impossible to ROI through their cloud mining project that's apparently still running. The fees exceed the earnings by far, don't buy/rent hash there.
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September 16, 2015, 04:16:05 PM
I don't trust any of them...I'll make more bitcoins through trading, if I lose some, at least I know why.  Many 'mining' sites are just funneling your btc to the next person who signs up & says they're hashing for it.
legendary
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September 16, 2015, 04:12:14 PM
I don't know if its ok but I guess you should also add Zeusminer to your cloud mining catalog. Zeusminer is a trustable company as well.
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September 16, 2015, 02:31:26 PM
Every post I saw about bitplutos had the word scam in it. Has anyone playied and been able to withdraw? They also seem to be having an obscure withdrawal procedure where you're only able to withdraw to the address you deposited from and you even have to contact the owners to be able to have your withdrawal processed.
Every post I saw about bitplutos had the word scam in it. Has anyone playied and been able to withdraw? They also seem to be having an obscure withdrawal procedure where you're only able to withdraw to the address you deposited from and you even have to contact the owners to be able to have your withdrawal processed.

Someone make a review about them: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12370232
Better to use site on your signature.

Hmm it could be a ponzi scheme then, i better remove it from my list for now until this thing gets resolved & explained.
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September 16, 2015, 02:23:50 PM
Every post I saw about bitplutos had the word scam in it. Has anyone playied and been able to withdraw? They also seem to be having an obscure withdrawal procedure where you're only able to withdraw to the address you deposited from and you even have to contact the owners to be able to have your withdrawal processed.

Someone make a review about them: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12370232
Better to use site on your signature.
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September 16, 2015, 10:25:07 AM
Every post I saw about bitplutos had the word scam in it. Has anyone playied and been able to withdraw? They also seem to be having an obscure withdrawal procedure where you're only able to withdraw to the address you deposited from and you even have to contact the owners to be able to have your withdrawal processed.
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September 15, 2015, 06:23:07 PM
Honestly, I salute everyone that has balls to invest their bitcoins anywhere at the moment. There are just too many scams, too many pencil and the risk is huge for a very little reward. I know many people in this thread won't like this post, but the truth is just that.

Keep your bitcoins in the cold storage for the investment. Have another wallet for daily spending and some bitcoins in it, of you are buying and paying with bitcoins of course, as you should be doing at.

And enroll into a signature campaign, help people on this forum and earn small, but sure and risk free income.

Just my two cents!

Not really, there are more sites that offer higher reward than risk. (including hidden risk too)

Yea there are many scams, but if you look for more established sites that run for 2-3 years you will find some stability there.
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September 09, 2015, 02:06:45 PM
#99
Honestly, I salute everyone that has balls to invest their bitcoins anywhere at the moment. There are just too many scams, too many pencil and the risk is huge for a very little reward. I know many people in this thread won't like this post, but the truth is just that.

Keep your bitcoins in the cold storage for the investment. Have another wallet for daily spending and some bitcoins in it, of you are buying and paying with bitcoins of course, as you should be doing at.

And enroll into a signature campaign, help people on this forum and earn small, but sure and risk free income.

Just my two cents!
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September 09, 2015, 11:54:37 AM
#98
missing 1broker in your list OP. you can trade stocks and stuff with bitcoin there.

Do you have an investment there? How your experience?

i used it for about two weeks, it was a good experience, i was trading forex exclusively and gold some times

everytime i was near to do x2 in profit the next day the trend shift(traders move on a differente range of value) and i lose everything

Try not trading every 5 min candlestick.

Forex is not a market where you can trade profitable every knee-jerk reaction of the market.

Look for more like weekly, monthly timeframes, thats where the big bucks are. Anything lower is just market manipulation.
legendary
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September 09, 2015, 11:52:32 AM
#97
missing 1broker in your list OP. you can trade stocks and stuff with bitcoin there.

Do you have an investment there? How your experience?

i used it for about two weeks, it was a good experience, i was trading forex exclusively and gold some times

everytime i was near to do x2 in profit the next day the trend shift(traders move on a differente range of value) and i lose everything
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September 09, 2015, 11:27:44 AM
#96

The part I still don't understand is why if a gambling site is profitable would they want to share the winnings?  I would think they would want to cover their own bankroll.   Just on real casinos they cover their own action..... seems like online would follow that.

Can you say why they would share this profit if they are sure they are going to make a profit?   I don't get it.

I have no idea i`m not a casino owner/manager, and havent even invested in one yet.

But my opinion is that, it is probably working like a stock company.


So for example they need the investor's funds to cover the bankroll, whereas if they have for example 2% house edge, they keep half of it as their own profit.

While they distribute the other half amongst the investors, but it's only the investors that risk their money and the casino owners dont.


So this way the casino owner can setup a casino with 0 bitcoin, attract tons of investors and gamblers, and whenever a lucky player wins a jackpot only the investors lose money.


Basically they eliminate all the risk for the casino owner, at the expense of sharing half or 60-70% of the profits. Actually if you check their information page they will explain something similar to you.


And those casinos are really old and big ones, they profit 1000's of bitcoin daily, so the risk of scam or running bust is almost 0, while this can offer a stable long term investment for investors, and a risk free operation of a casino.

Or atleast this is what I understood from the info that they put out in ther sites.


+ a huge bankroll attracts more gamblers, and it is unlikely that the casino owners can come up with so huge bankrolls without investors
legendary
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September 09, 2015, 11:15:07 AM
#95
I want to try to invest in a gambling site. I had three options. Just-dice, Bitdice or Moneypot? which one is better in your opinion?

There are more than just that 3, check the first post, and choose from those too.

I havent tried out those, but maybe later I will.  I am more interested now in Bitplutos's anonymous binary option platform, it seems pretty cool.

yeah I know there are many options above, I just wanted to take away from the site I have ever played.
binary so good but i cant play it Cheesy
gambling site is not investing guys,
if you know how the gambling site is based on luck, if you're not lucky, then you will lose your bitcoin deposit.

Its not gambling, you invest in the house. They give you a % share of what the house earns.

You can gamble too, but these are casinos specifically for investment purposes.

Its like a long term bond.
so you must buy a some shares to get dividens?
and when you bored you can gamble it?

Exactly.



MLM is heavily all rely on recruiting, new blood. Just avoid it.

Which even the most legit ones its hard to make money, cause most people see it as a negative view etc with the pyramid scheme comments.

Looks more like a ponzi scheme to me, all these cloud mining sites are smelling badly like ponzi schemes. With a few excaptions of course.

The part I still don't understand is why if a gambling site is profitable would they want to share the winnings?  I would think they would want to cover their own bankroll.   Just on real casinos they cover their own action..... seems like online would follow that.

Can you say why they would share this profit if they are sure they are going to make a profit?   I don't get it.
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September 09, 2015, 11:02:42 AM
#94
I want to try to invest in a gambling site. I had three options. Just-dice, Bitdice or Moneypot? which one is better in your opinion?

There are more than just that 3, check the first post, and choose from those too.

I havent tried out those, but maybe later I will.  I am more interested now in Bitplutos's anonymous binary option platform, it seems pretty cool.

yeah I know there are many options above, I just wanted to take away from the site I have ever played.
binary so good but i cant play it Cheesy
gambling site is not investing guys,
if you know how the gambling site is based on luck, if you're not lucky, then you will lose your bitcoin deposit.

Its not gambling, you invest in the house. They give you a % share of what the house earns.

You can gamble too, but these are casinos specifically for investment purposes.

Its like a long term bond.
so you must buy a some shares to get dividens?
and when you bored you can gamble it?

Exactly.



MLM is heavily all rely on recruiting, new blood. Just avoid it.

Which even the most legit ones its hard to make money, cause most people see it as a negative view etc with the pyramid scheme comments.

Looks more like a ponzi scheme to me, all these cloud mining sites are smelling badly like ponzi schemes. With a few excaptions of course.
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September 09, 2015, 01:22:24 AM
#93
missing 1broker in your list OP. you can trade stocks and stuff with bitcoin there.

Do you have an investment there? How your experience?
sr. member
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September 08, 2015, 11:44:55 PM
#92
I want to try to invest in a gambling site. I had three options. Just-dice, Bitdice or Moneypot? which one is better in your opinion?

There are more than just that 3, check the first post, and choose from those too.

I havent tried out those, but maybe later I will.  I am more interested now in Bitplutos's anonymous binary option platform, it seems pretty cool.

yeah I know there are many options above, I just wanted to take away from the site I have ever played.
binary so good but i cant play it Cheesy
gambling site is not investing guys,
if you know how the gambling site is based on luck, if you're not lucky, then you will lose your bitcoin deposit.

Its not gambling, you invest in the house. They give you a % share of what the house earns.

You can gamble too, but these are casinos specifically for investment purposes.

Its like a long term bond.
so you must buy a some shares to get dividens?
and when you bored you can gamble it?
hero member
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September 08, 2015, 11:42:23 PM
#91
Money pot seems to be a new site to me. Even though they probably been around for awhile.

has anyone actually invested into their gambling btc address that they stated or thoughts on this?

The same way to me, i had my mind to invest to moneypot as i see many users of bct talking about it, users of that site must share their experience to us here.
sr. member
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September 08, 2015, 10:35:58 PM
#90
Money pot seems to be a new site to me. Even though they probably been around for awhile.

has anyone actually invested into their gambling btc address that they stated or thoughts on this?
sr. member
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September 08, 2015, 10:16:09 PM
#89
legendary
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September 08, 2015, 06:19:53 PM
#88
I suggest to avoid btcjam out of those list.

If I find the thread again ill link it here, but about their loan services, on the investors side it sucks. I mean most of the stories I heard was some guy was never paid back etc, etc.

But the person showed a screen capture on the spread btc amounts to see, and overall maybe like a few at most recouped and the rest scammed and ran away w. the btc.

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