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Topic: Niothor now runs a HYIP (Read 4922 times)

hero member
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January 01, 2015, 01:32:09 PM
#67
Sadly niothor was a sold account :/ it was purchased by Moreia and sold it to someone else before it got negative trust 
Can someone please leave this Moreia a negative trust. Everything this guy does screams red flags. He tried scamming with an account he bought, he sent phishing links to everyone, takes growing loans which seem unfounded, etc.
copper member
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January 01, 2015, 01:17:03 PM
#66
Sadly niothor was a sold account :/ it was purchased by Moreia and sold it to someone else before it got negative trust 
legendary
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
November 05, 2014, 03:48:14 PM
#65
Obvious scam was obvious

If you do the mathematics you will come to the only possible conclusion

Nobody can make guaranteed  returns of 1560% a year, its the most obvious ponzi since pirates
But it probably won't be the last because people are Gullible and greedy
legendary
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Merit: 1000
November 05, 2014, 03:42:22 PM
#64
In any case, looks like Niothor has pulled a scam.  I'm glad I was able to stop it before he stole coins from more people.   Undecided

I think he genuinely thought he could run it properly, and then messed up. How much did he gain? 1 BTC? He could have sold his account for that.
Vod
legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
November 05, 2014, 03:32:11 PM
#63

Offtopic - re: religion - the thing about religion is that people will follow it without proof of a higher power (usually god), but they rather have faith (believe) in what the religion teaches/practices.

Where the hell did THAT come from??? Stay on topic dude. That's like, an unbearable topic jump

Did you read the post he quoted?

In any case, looks like Niothor has pulled a scam.  I'm glad I was able to stop it before he stole coins from more people.   Undecided
hero member
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November 05, 2014, 08:07:40 AM
#62

Offtopic - re: religion - the thing about religion is that people will follow it without proof of a higher power (usually god), but they rather have faith (believe) in what the religion teaches/practices.

Where the hell did THAT come from??? Stay on topic dude. That's like, an unbearable topic jump
legendary
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Merit: 1000
November 04, 2014, 05:36:33 AM
#61
Offtopic - re: religion - the thing about religion is that people will follow it without proof of a higher power (usually god), but they rather have faith (believe) in what the religion teaches/practices.

It isn't really a religion I think it's more a dollar auction like thing when finally you make more and more bids no longer for profit, but for keeping the whole thing alive for a while and hoping that you can win the auction and decrease your losses.

For example I took part in his signature champaign and kept his ad until the end of the agreed time. I have had increasingly bad feelings about the payment, but sometimes difficult to admit that I've made a bet on the wrong horse, and wasted weeks of time. So hope and cognitive dissonance together drove me into quite irrational decisions Smiley. Actually this was a pretty good lesson for me.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
November 04, 2014, 02:33:50 AM
#60
I think it is safe to say that negative trust would not have stopped people from foolishly investing and advertising.

Well in this case I think the negative trust ended the ponzi in it's tracks.  People will always be fools (religion) - all we can do is point them in the right direction.
I think he gave up when he got the negative trust. IIRC the person who was running the cryptominer ponzi/scam got negative trust relatively early on and it didn't stop people from investing with them to the tune of ~70 BTC when they ran away.

Offtopic - re: religion - the thing about religion is that people will follow it without proof of a higher power (usually god), but they rather have faith (believe) in what the religion teaches/practices.
legendary
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#Free market
November 04, 2014, 02:26:17 AM
#59
Where are you niothor ?


The next time I suggest to the users that want to enroll in a sig. campaign , only if  it's  present an escrow or if they will pay you weekly.


Damn, scammed by a hero member ,something went wrong.

Hero member accounts can be bought or hacked. After the primedice sig campaign went down, I'm sure there was a lot of buying and selling these type of hero accounts.

Why did people trust him with their BTC in the first place? If you check his trust, you'll see it was all recent and he probably sent first or used escrow.

Yeah , I checked his trust  and I've seen  he has "gained"  4 trust feedback in only 2-3 days.

- 1° from darksun22  maybe his alt-account
- 2° from blg425 -I don't know if it is another alt account , but his last active day is the nine of october.
- 3°-4°  from a two members active here in the forum , but we don't have any proof of this transactions.
Vod
legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
November 04, 2014, 02:22:24 AM
#58
I think it is safe to say that negative trust would not have stopped people from foolishly investing and advertising.

Well in this case I think the negative trust ended the ponzi in it's tracks.  People will always be fools (religion) - all we can do is point them in the right direction.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
November 04, 2014, 02:19:50 AM
#57
Where are you niothor ?


The next time I suggest to the users that want to enroll in a sig. campaign , only if  it's  present an escrow or if they will pay you weekly.


Damn, scammed by a hero member ,something went wrong.

Hero member accounts can be bought or hacked. After the primedice sig campaign went down, I'm sure there was a lot of buying and selling these type of hero accounts.

Why did people trust him with their BTC in the first place? If you check his trust, you'll see it was all recent and he probably sent first or used escrow.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
November 04, 2014, 02:15:06 AM
#56
Damn, scammed by a hero member ,something went wrong.

Nothing went "wrong".  His ponzi was undetected until the damage was done.

The people will the power to negative trust (like me) have to be informed before we can do anything.   Undecided  As soon as I was made aware I acted on it.  There was no scam after that point.
If only someone had warned participants that he would likely end up not paying for their advertising.

any escrow ?
SInce you're new and only had a netral trust
Another HYIP? I would propose an escrow.
A HYIP by a hero member? I wouldn't waste 6000 hours and a hero status on a scam like this essentially ending your account.
any escrow ?
SInce you're new and only had a netral trust

I mean new, not as how long your account has exist

I mean new because you're new  providing signature campaign !


--snipp--
You're acting as if I am a newbie member trying to start a non-escrowed campaign when I've done over 10+BTC in successful bank transactions in the last few weeks

can you make any prove on that ?
link ?
image or something ?

A HYIP is a fraud no matter what. It will fail to payout all 'investors' at one point in time, that is a fact.
i am sorry out this campaign for no escrow ,
From the HYIP thread:
To be fair, this was announced as a HYIP, so everyone knows it's a ponzi. The gamble is to be one of the few (if any) accounts that get their money returned.
@niothor

I think these high return rates can't be guaranteed for a longer period.
And when the system collapse you will get a negativ trust rating from many investors.
Therefore the value of your account will drop quite heavily.
So I think this whole program isn't really profitable for you...
Investing 1 bitcoin in the 7 day plan would give you 6 bitcoin in a year, how can you afford that?
It seems more seriously like the other HYIP that now is in circulation, like MajestiCoins, tradefocus and other. Anyway, invest with extreme attention, and if possible, stay away from this type of business.
The fact that this board is being censored just proves that something shady is going on in here

its to prevent:
1. Sig campaign spammers
2. Bashing of the thread

as we both know that sites like these get bashed heavily. No one can deny that

But the thread lacks a critical analysis. Why not allow  an open discussion about the scheme?



I think it is safe to say that negative trust would not have stopped people from foolishly investing and advertising.
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
November 04, 2014, 01:58:53 AM
#55
Damn, scammed by a hero member ,something went wrong.

Nothing went "wrong".  His ponzi was undetected until the damage was done.

The people will the power to negative trust (like me) have to be informed before we can do anything.   Undecided  As soon as I was made aware I acted on it.  There was no scam after that point.
legendary
Activity: 1778
Merit: 1043
#Free market
November 04, 2014, 01:56:19 AM
#54
Where are you niothor ?


The next time I suggest to the users that want to enroll in a sig. campaign , only if  it's  present an escrow or if they will pay you weekly.


Damn, scammed by a hero member ,something went wrong.
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
November 03, 2014, 06:33:13 PM
#53
if he closes down his ponzi and settles all balances, I will be happy to remove the negative trust.

Hopefully it hasn't got too large and he IS able to settle all balances.

This is my guess.   Undecided
legendary
Activity: 1120
Merit: 1000
November 03, 2014, 06:23:59 PM
#52

in the meantime i am trying to buy coins, but cant find any buyers to suite my needs

Why are you still advertising a scam in your signature?

You've been caught. Your opinion here is worth less than nothing now.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/niothor-119718 - Hasn't been online for around a week. Did he run with the funds or pay people back?
legendary
Activity: 3010
Merit: 8114
November 03, 2014, 06:19:25 PM
#51

in the meantime i am trying to buy coins, but cant find any buyers to suite my needs

Why are you still advertising a scam in your signature?

You've been caught. Your opinion here is worth less than nothing now.
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 501
in defi we trust
October 28, 2014, 03:44:56 PM
#50
I would give him at least a week, it's certainly not easy

Give him a week to do what? Pay everyone back with promised profits? Or run away with the money?

To pay back the promised profits. It's not easy for one person to manage
yes it is hard, since most pf the longer term investments are in long term mining contracts

in the meantime i am trying to buy coins, but cant find any buyers to suite my needs
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 504
October 28, 2014, 10:16:50 AM
#49
I would give him at least a week, it's certainly not easy

Give him a week to do what? Pay everyone back with promised profits? Or run away with the money?

To pay back the promised profits. It's not easy for one person to manage
hero member
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Merit: 500
October 28, 2014, 10:07:32 AM
#48
I would give him at least a week, it's certainly not easy

Give him a week to do what? Pay everyone back with promised profits? Or run away with the money?
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