I feel more secure with PB mining not showing photos or giving detailed information. Should they post photos then a controversy will start because then we won't know if they real or even if its their mining or someone else. Once they start showing photos and giving detailed information on their operation, there will be bureaucrats who will want some of the action in the form of taxes and permits and control in anyway they think they get get their hands on this pie. I think it's best that PB, remain as it is on this matter. I am seeing my first 7 contracts have broken even and are into profit though.
This is the most dumbtarded logic I've ever seen.
Nobody is asking for a business address/names/SSN/birth certificates.
We want simple pics of their farm and a mining address.
There are several cloudmining operations that have no problem problem providing this simple proof.
For example look at cointerra, a US company, which anyone can verify owns ~9PH via the blockchain:
http://mempool.info/poolsOther cloudmining companies that don't hide their hashing power include: KNC, hashnest (antpool), cloudmining, and cex.io.
Theres no reason to hide it unless it's a ponzi.
But pbmining is free to ignore 50% of their potential customers and continue spending tons of money on advertising to make up for that loss.
Btw even if you believe pbmining is legit you should still be demanding they prove it to the skeptics because the more customers pbmining has, the bigger economies of scale which means lower $/gh for everyone.
To be honest I couldn't care less what goes on behind the curtains as
long as they pay exactly what they're due, every time they're due.
