Topic: Noobpool.com Ethereum mining, 0% pool fee! - page 5. (Read 20083 times)

the hacks were unfortunate that's for sure but noobs been a man of his word. pointed my rig at ethermine for a few blocks while my pending balance got paid back and now im 100% squared up and back on noobpool.. payouts are consistently higher here vs ethermine so these guys can bitch and complain all they want, we're still here collecting while theyre paying fees lmao noobpool ftw!

I knew I could count on you to bump this post with your negative comments.  Stalking us now too?  Shocker.. 

No, just pointless arguing with you and your attitude.  People have been warned and they can choose as they wish to mine with.

BTW you might want to look on your own telegram channel.  It sure doesn't sounds like everyone is getting paid and is happy.

No one has bashed us in like 2 days.  Maybe because everyone is getting paid and the server is secure. 

The only problems the pool has is the negative comments around different forums.  Everyone is mining, we have been finding a lot of blocks, everyone is being paid, everyone is happy, and the pool hoppers have stayed away.  So life is good at noobpool.com. 

How about I recommend you get a life and stop worrying about my business.  Legit miners get paid, cheaters will not.  Look it up, everyone who isn't a pool hopper sees it as cheating the system.  Prop works best for part time miners, noobs, people who don't run 24/7 mining rigs.  So changing up the system to pplns so that pool hoppers don't profit will hurt those that the pool caters to the most.  So I give a fair warning to pool hoppers.  You will not profit using noobpool, it's for real miners, not people trying to cheat the system.

If you don't like it Chiefsmith, don't mine there, it's pretty simple.  If other people think it's shady practice or don't like it for whatever reason, they don't have to mine there either.  PPLNS isn't the only way to stop pool hoppers. 

If pool hoppers were not a problem, pplns wouldn't be popular, so obviously they are a problem and I'm putting a stop to it on my pool and not going to be forced to change the payout system just because of a few people who want to cheat and make a quick buck off the work of others. 

As for the 100 people mining that you call inexperienced, maybe take a closer look.  There are a lot of miners with multiple rigs, I don't think I'd call them inexperienced. 

I'm really tired of arguing this with you and everyone else.  I'm done with this subject.  Bottom line, pool hoppers are not welcome, everyone gets paid, hackers are no longer an issue, I've never cheated, stole, or scammed from anyone.  So you can STFU now and move on.

How is he cheating the system?   It's a known approach. This is why no normal pool runs a straight up prop system anymore.  At the end of the day your 'tax', if true, is what's really the theft and I hope someone holds you accountable to that.  

This whole thing has been a big joke.  Why you have 100 people putting hash power against your sever is beyond me.   I guess part of it is that you're catering to the newcomers and unfortunately they are still too inexperienced to understand what they're seeing.

I'd recommend to them to take a meager 1% pool fee in exchange for stable payout, no hacks, no shady business and squeeze what they can out of mining eth before it's all over in a few months...  

All anyone has to do is check the transactions and they can see that I haven't cheated anyone.  Since I keep everything 100% transparent anyone can see anything related to the pool.

I guess you won't be pool hopping on our pool again, so everything worked out for the best.

For everyone else, I don't consider people who mine on our pool, then hop to another pool a pool hopper.  I'm only talking about the bot users who jump on the pool the moment we hit a new block with 20+ GH, which is more than twice the combined pool's hash power, they stay for an hour or two and their bot software sends them to another pool that has just hit a block to steal a big % from them.  We like prop, it's the most fair way so that everyone gets paid for the work they did.  But people who cheat the system like you do is not going to be tolerated.

You are pretty funny yourself for talking about cheating the system where the only "cheater" at this point is yourself for stealing funds.

It's a pretty funny post, everyone should read it.  It's basically a 'I've been trying to cheat the system and they put up a warning saying it won't be allowed'  Then he cries and whines about it. 

Warning! This pool seems to be a scam. More details here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-warning-noobpoolcom-2078147.

I wouldn't apologize as you aren't completely wrong.  Only one of the blocks went to the 'theft lord' wallet.

For example, this theft went to a never used wallet and then quickly disappeared somewhere on Shapeshift

https://etherscan.io/address/0xe825371da6cbf8c1a6ecff1ec737f9d1cb3d2449

I'd hazard a guess different parties were involved in each of the incidents.

9 hours after the last post we've hit another block, but it's a damn uncle.  Still not bad for a short period of time.  Payments are still going out, no hacker issues for the last few blocks.  Looks like I finally managed to patch all the holes and keep them out.

Alright, that's a pretty decent argument. I didn't know that you could trace the transactions and see that it went to some theft lord. I will apologize for suggesting you could be a scammer. Though I will say you should have explained it all like this at first instead of calling me a dumbshit and being a sarcastic ass.

You talk about evidence yet you refuse to actually look at the evidence.  Trace the block rewards that were stolen, it's out there for anyone to see, and you'll see them going into an account with millions and many comments about the account stealing money by hacking others.  So if I were keeping the money, why would I go to all the trouble just to steal 2 (yes, it was only 2) block rewards?  At the time of the first one eth was about $180, the second one it was around $250.  

Again, look at the evidence, look at the payouts.  If I were working with 10 of the bigger miners to steal the money from the smaller miners, why have there been so many small payouts?  Why would I steal 2 blocks out of 8?  Why would I do that after only having the pool open for a month?  If I were a scammer I would let the pool continue to grow, since it was growing very fast, wait until we were pulling in several blocks a day then say there was something wrong with the payment system, keep people mining for a while, then shut everything down, take the eth and be done with it.

Sorry, had to cut my message short as the pool hit another block as I was typing it.  So editing now to continue to tell you what an idiot you are for making assumptions without actually looking at the evidence.  And now another block, safe, and payments all went out until there is only $2 worth of eth left.  Everyone who had a pending balance of 0.1 or higher was paid in full.  Now when the next block hits, we will be back to 0.05 eth threshold. 

And yes I make jokes about it because the idea that I've scammed anyone out of eth is funny to me.  And yes, we did lose some miners over the lost reward, and we've had some come back after payouts were secure and they started getting paid what they were owed because as I keep saying, everyone WILL BE PAID, and I'm proving that.  Even you will be paid, if you haven't been already, because I won't steal money, even from someone like you.

I'm still on the fence on whether or not you're a scammer. You can laugh and make jokes about it but it is entirely plausible that under the current circumstances you could walk away with about 5k if that is what you are doing. There have been 2 or is it 3 hacks? Is that 15eth? You've made claims about paying people back with your own money, or big miners giving up their reward to pay off others, etc. But there is no evidence of this ever occurring. If you had a deal with say 10 other miners that have the more powerful rigs and you guys were sharing the difference I don't think anyone would know for sure for a few more weeks. Your numerous promises are still floating out there, yet to be fulfilled, leading people on to keep mining...

Even if you're not a scammer it's kind of a moot point to me now. Your attitude is absolutely terrible and I would not trust you or want anything to do with you whatsoever.

3 block rewards and payments for anyone under .25eth is still indebted. Until you pay that off you should probably not be a self righteous obnoxious jerk.

You are wrong.  The only person who has lost anything is me.  People are still being paid, we are still finding blocks.  Sure we are behind, but it doesn't mean everyone won't get paid.  I did add some of my own money with the first hack to cover some of the payouts. 

If you're such a security expert, why don't you explain to us incompetent people how the hacks happened?  I didn't think so.

So why don't you calm down because you didn't get your 0.05eth yet and STFU until you know what you're talking about.

Thanks.

The professionalism really shines through here...

Look, at the end of the day you screwed up and costed your miners thousands of dollars. You were hacked multiple times and each time proclaimed "we are now hacker proof!!".  Clearly computer security isn't your forte, and if it isn't you should be warning people from day one you have no clue what you're doing.  They can then decide if the 1% pool fee makes up for the fact they may be mining for free.

To make it worse you promised after the first times to personally cover the loses.  This never happened.  You now say you will do so once the pool is proven to be secure.  What difference does that make?  Pay up what you promised and very clearly warn others that future blocks have a high probability of being lost.

Sorry you've lost so much time and money on this venture but you started this to make money off of pool fees.  It's a business and you've failed your customers.

Not a scammer, an evil mastermind!  There are no such thing as hackers.  People don't try to steal ethereum, that would just be silly.  It's all me!  I spent thousands of dollars on a server, insane amounts of time setting up the server and getting it secure, countless hours answering emails and chat questions, even spent time creating a video to show new people how to setup a wallet and get connected to our server.  All the money and hard work has paid off by stealing 5 eth!

I'm rich now!  I'm headed to Vegas, if you need me I'll be in a the presidential suit at the most expensive casino resort I can find with half a dozen hookers and a large bag of coke for the next couple years.

Viva La Scamming! 

No,

Good faith is not just words.  He pulled through on previous problems and paid out so he's not scamming here.  If he did he wouldn't have to work this hard.  There's a lot of faithful people and I've been the victim along with everyone else.  I missed a few payments and then they came back.  It will happen, just give it time.  Your balance accumulates until paid so that number is all good.

This is a very new pool operator and he is going through the growing pains.  But this pool works and does well compared to other pools.  It's more similar to solo mining and hitting the blocks.  Impossible to hit ethereum solo mining at 20-50MH.  Unless you like the lottery.   This is a good pool, it's growing and awards well to the miner. 

If he was a scammer, he  could easily reset the block rewards and say tuff, but hasn't and payouts happen.  This is just another reason to stay in here as you number grows the payout will eventually happen and when it happens later it will be bigger.  With the price of ether over $250 that means much bigger rewards for the same block percentage.  NOOB has worked hard and from what I've seen honorable in his word.  I too questioned it in the past but he proved his word to me and payouts in whole.  It will happen.  A scammer wouldn't have wasted the time he's spent here.