Topic: mcxNOW - Scam or not? (Read 5447 times)
Hello I go on www.bctcoin.com and automatically redirects me on www.mcxnow.com what is going on?
Hi;
I know the topic a bit old but I want to ask again?
is the mcxnow trustful now, and what about interest,
are they still give interest and if I dont want to interest , is there any option for me or is there any limit for intereset like vircurex?
thanks...
the limit for interst on vircurex;
I know the topic a bit old but I want to ask again?
is the mcxnow trustful now, and what about interest,
are they still give interest and if I dont want to interest , is there any option for me or is there any limit for intereset like vircurex?
thanks...
the limit for interst on vircurex;
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Earn interests on Deposits
You can now earn interest on your deposits. Every 6 hours we will pay out 15% of the earned trade fees to account holders who hold at least 1 BTC, 100 LTC, 400 PPC, 1500 NVC, 10000WDC respectively. The amounts will be paid out proportionally to the total account balance. We take a snapshot every 6 hours and pay out based on the account balance at that point in time. We reserver the right change the schedule without prior announcement.
This feature is currently limited to BTC, LTC and PPC; for the next 3 months. Should sufficient interest be shown, we may extend it to other coins as well as extend the time frame.
You can now earn interest on your deposits. Every 6 hours we will pay out 15% of the earned trade fees to account holders who hold at least 1 BTC, 100 LTC, 400 PPC, 1500 NVC, 10000WDC respectively. The amounts will be paid out proportionally to the total account balance. We take a snapshot every 6 hours and pay out based on the account balance at that point in time. We reserver the right change the schedule without prior announcement.
This feature is currently limited to BTC, LTC and PPC; for the next 3 months. Should sufficient interest be shown, we may extend it to other coins as well as extend the time frame.
its a scam now but for a different reason
This isn't "a scam now", this is the perpetual theatre of scammy fucks coming back to bank off of lazy idiots who meanwhile disregard the rather plain and abundant warnings.
Still nope. He works on the website all by himself, did you really expect one person can keep such a huge website up float AND answer all requests, complains, etc?
its a scam now but for a different reason
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From the terms:
All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
Well that applies to everywhere.All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
Except cold-storage wallets of course.
From the terms:
All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
Well that applies to everywhere.All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
Except cold-storage wallets of course.
From the terms:
All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
Well that applies to everywhere. All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
From the terms:
All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
All risk involved in trading or storing currency on this exchange is placed upon users and we will not be liable for any losses.
So don't keep anything of value there.
mcxnow is a real good site in my opinion 
I'm not saying it is a scam site. But I would be wary just on the fact of who owns and operates the exchange.
RealSolid a.k.a. CoinHuner
RealSolid a.k.a. CoinHuner
who owns it? seems like scam to me at this point have deposits from 6 hours ago still not showing up!
I'm not saying it is a scam site. But I would be wary just on the fact of who owns and operates the exchange.
RealSolid a.k.a. CoinHuner
RealSolid a.k.a. CoinHuner
I have seen more then 3 admin online quite a few times. Almost every time I visited.
Those are just trollbox admins. They have nothing to do with supporting the site outside of banning people from the chatroom. I have seen more then 3 admin online quite a few times. Almost every time I visited.
But I always seem to forget their names, aside from RS himself of course.
The admin names are highlighted by way of gold underlined text (it's non-bold blue for broke hoboes, bold blue for regulars and bold red for "pro traders" (scoff scoff)).
I have seen more then 3 admin online quite a few times. Almost every time I visited.
Theres no evidence of wrongdoing yet and no way to tell if its a scam or not. But there is one particular weakness in this exchange - in that it is supported by a total of only one admin (real solid). That means:
1. You might have trouble receiving timely support.
2. If something happens to this person, there is no more support, and everything could become lost.
3. This one person might have an overly high impression of the system security.
4. This one person can game on and trade on their own exchange. There are no checks and balances.
5. You could get on this person's bad side.
6. This person is only human and as such could be tempted to steal millions of dollars worth of coin at any time once it gets large enough.
I have no evidence that real solid is a bad person, but it still seems risky nonetheless.
I personally have never had more than 7btc there at a time (usually 3) and I remove them as soon as I'm done trading.
The large profit margins made by the ridiculous spreads and the novice traders make it worth the risk though.
I bought some btc on Gox today and sent them here to trade with because I felt the risks were equal but here I could be making profits. When I make enough profit here to make up for the gox-bitstamp gap, I can send the coins to bit stamp.
1. You might have trouble receiving timely support.
2. If something happens to this person, there is no more support, and everything could become lost.
3. This one person might have an overly high impression of the system security.
4. This one person can game on and trade on their own exchange. There are no checks and balances.
5. You could get on this person's bad side.
6. This person is only human and as such could be tempted to steal millions of dollars worth of coin at any time once it gets large enough.
I have no evidence that real solid is a bad person, but it still seems risky nonetheless.
I personally have never had more than 7btc there at a time (usually 3) and I remove them as soon as I'm done trading.
The large profit margins made by the ridiculous spreads and the novice traders make it worth the risk though.
I bought some btc on Gox today and sent them here to trade with because I felt the risks were equal but here I could be making profits. When I make enough profit here to make up for the gox-bitstamp gap, I can send the coins to bit stamp.
Seems legit. I deposited about 25 BTC and had no problems so far. But I don't completely trust them yet, so I don't think I'll deposit any more coins for the time being.
I bought one share, and then I realized that I will never get any ROI with it
Why is the price so high?
'Cause reckless gamblers pumped/bubbled it up, as is known to happen once in a while in commodity and share markets.
Seems legit. I deposited about 25 BTC and had no problems so far. But I don't completely trust them yet, so I don't think I'll deposit any more coins for the time being.
I bought one share, and then I realized that I will never get any ROI with it
Why is the price so high?
Seems legit. I deposited about 25 BTC and had no problems so far. But I don't completely trust them yet, so I don't think I'll deposit any more coins for the time being.
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