PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts! - page 129.

MrPiggles

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Quote from: jimmothy on August 16, 2014, 02:14:03 AM

Did you try reading your own post?

You are calling people idiots for demanding a company prove they are not a ponzi, then label those skeptics as being like a lynching mob, then when called a dumbass you find it inappropriate and disrespectful? You're joking right?

Investing/advocating others invest in something that has every trait of ponzi and no traits of a legit company is definition of an idiot.

You pretend like anyone is demanding they disclose their business registration info/address/names/SSN/birth-certificates.

Nobody is asking they disclose who they are or where they are. We just want the most basic publicly verifiable evidence they exist. Instead we get zero pictures/videos, mixed payments (which can only be useful for hiding the fact that they aren't mining), and phony mining which pays out every second instead of every block.

Being called a dumbass may severely hurt your feelings, but some of you really need to wake up. PBmining could change it's name to PonziMining and some of you still wouldn't catch on.

LMAO +1

Jimmothy you have more patience than I, trying to explain it to some of these people is like trying to teach a card trick to a dog.

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Quote from: Mike18feb on August 15, 2014, 06:08:50 PM

I assume mike18 is me? Explain the dumbass bit please. Seems rather inappropriate and disrespectful.

Did you try reading your own post?

You are calling people idiots for demanding a company prove they are not a ponzi, then label those skeptics as being like a lynching mob, then when called a dumbass you find it inappropriate and disrespectful? You're joking right?

Investing/advocating others invest in something that has every trait of ponzi and no traits of a legit company is definition of an idiot.

Quote from: Mike18feb on August 15, 2014, 06:54:05 AM

Since then the idiocy displayed by some has only grown bigger and bigger and I've seen nothing less then the virtual equivalence of hanging mobs. Totally disgusting. I don't believe PBMining will go public. Not with the owner having to turn from "hidden is best" to "out in the open", while general idiocy has grown bigger then ever.

You pretend like anyone is demanding they disclose their business registration info/address/names/SSN/birth-certificates.

Nobody is asking they disclose who they are or where they are. We just want the most basic publicly verifiable evidence they exist. Instead we get zero pictures/videos, mixed payments (which can only be useful for hiding the fact that they aren't mining), and phony mining which pays out every second instead of every block.

Being called a dumbass may severely hurt your feelings, but some of you really need to wake up. PBmining could change it's name to PonziMining and some of you still wouldn't catch on.

testerman

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Quote from: 5ick3uffalo on August 15, 2014, 10:33:45 AM

Bitcoin is cheap right now , think i´ll add some piggies soon ^^

i think i am going to add too, now ghs is 20% cheaper than a week ago

Mike18feb

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Quote from: MrPiggles on August 15, 2014, 10:49:36 AM

Exactly, dumbasses like mike18 are acting like people are demanding they post their home address and threatening them. No ones done that, just asked for proof it's not a ponzi.

They spend several bitcoins a week on advertising which they wouldn't even need if they posted a tiny bit of proof they were legit.

Instead even bitcoin devs are saying they're probably a ponzi, lol.

Gonna laugh my ass off when this goes tits up

I assume mike18 is me? Explain the dumbass bit please. Seems rather inappropriate and disrespectful.

tprogex

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I have brought on April Avalon 200G with lowest price on that time 1300 usd plus 200 usd shiping plus 560 usd tax. so totally more than 2000 usd I have get back only about 1200 usd (lost about 800 usd) and now this one drops to 105 ghs and brings 40-50 usd per month with 400 watt on same time I have brought 860 ghs on pbmining sure I know what it is Risky its brings all money on it back plus some profit and yet they pay plus without noise and space usage , so clealry pbmining makes match more sense it continues to pay I have shut down my avalon 200g. On same time if You would brought from cex You will clrealy lost half of Your money minimum I was avoid this but monitor its price movment.

Didldak

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Oh boy!

Quote from: jseppeli on August 15, 2014, 01:07:56 PM

Quote from: Didldak on August 15, 2014, 12:20:58 PM

well it is a ponzi..

have you noticed that you're advertising a ponzi in your signature?

Yes I did.

jjc326

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Quote from: Didldak on August 15, 2014, 12:20:58 PM

well it is a ponzi..

Quality post, you should definitely get .0000001 BTC for your efforts on that post.

What's that? Oh your signature company is a scam? Might want to remove their signature then. Roll Eyes

Koko

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Quote from: ONLYfree on August 15, 2014, 02:45:05 PM

Dont worry, there is always came new cloud mining service and scam you again

Who are you replying to? I personally didn't lose anything because they were giving away 10Ghs for free to promote their site. The only cloud mining site I ever invested in was PBmining which is doing alright so far. I'm finally breaking even in a few weeks.

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Dont worry, there is always came new cloud mining service and scam you again

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Quote from: Zebra on August 15, 2014, 01:26:19 PM

Quote from: jseppeli on August 15, 2014, 01:07:56 PM

Quote from: Didldak on August 15, 2014, 12:20:58 PM

well it is a ponzi..

have you noticed that you're advertising a ponzi in your signature?

Even worse, lunamine stops paying its miners and its advertisers, and the site doesn't work anymore.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=686826.400
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=675315.280

Huh, when did that happen? Well, thankfully I only signed up for a free trial and didn't actually invest anything. Should have withdrawn that 0.01 BTC when I had the chance lol

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Quote from: MrPiggles on August 15, 2014, 10:49:36 AM

Instead even bitcoin devs are saying they're probably a ponzi, lol.

Um, no. The bitcoin dev said it is probable that some cloud hashing companies are ponzi's. He never pointed to any one of them and claimed they were.

Zebra

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Quote from: jseppeli on August 15, 2014, 01:07:56 PM

Quote from: Didldak on August 15, 2014, 12:20:58 PM

well it is a ponzi..

have you noticed that you're advertising a ponzi in your signature?

Even worse, lunamine stops paying its miners and its advertisers, and the site doesn't work anymore.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=686826.400
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=675315.280

jseppeli

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Quote from: Didldak on August 15, 2014, 12:20:58 PM

well it is a ponzi..

have you noticed that you're advertising a ponzi in your signature?

Didldak

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Oh boy!

well it is a ponzi..

jimmothy

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Quote from: MrPiggles on August 15, 2014, 11:33:56 AM

Just check the weekly advertising threads by theymos, I've seen PBMining bidding up to 5 or so btc per week for advertising

And they must realize that half of that money is going to waste because half the people who see the ad think it's a ponzi.

MrPiggles

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Quote from: jimmothy on August 15, 2014, 11:31:00 AM

Quote from: jseppeli on August 15, 2014, 11:21:58 AM

I don't think pbmining is using any money on advertising. All pbmining ad's I've seen lately has been paid by pbmining customers trying to get refferals.

Do they not pay users for advertising for them? That's normally how affiliate marketing works.

Also jumping to a random page of pbminings post history it's clear that they spend tons of money on advertising: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/pbmining-195208

Just check the weekly advertising threads by theymos, I've seen PBMining bidding up to 5 or so btc per week for advertising

jimmothy

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Quote from: jseppeli on August 15, 2014, 11:21:58 AM

I don't think pbmining is using any money on advertising. All pbmining ad's I've seen lately has been paid by pbmining customers trying to get refferals.

Do they not pay users for advertising for them? That's normally how affiliate marketing works.

Also jumping to a random page of pbminings post history it's clear that they spend tons of money on advertising: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/pbmining-195208

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Quote from: MrPiggles on August 15, 2014, 10:49:36 AM

Quote from: jimmothy on August 15, 2014, 10:41:36 AM

Quote from: Mike18feb on August 15, 2014, 06:54:05 AM

That's also the only thing that bothers me, but I doubt that's going to change. This grew from probably a garage operation into something quite large, by a man who figured it could all backfire somehow and seeing the insane reactions here by some total wacko's the best thing is to stay underground. Since then the idiocy displayed by some has only grown bigger and bigger and I've seen nothing less then the virtual equivalence of hanging mobs. Totally disgusting. I don't believe PBMining will go public. Not with the owner having to turn from "hidden is best" to "out in the open", while general idiocy has grown bigger then ever. Not in constantly changing attitude of governments which makes things legally awkward. Out in the open, at best, will be a (virtual?!) address in some tax paradise where lawmakers don't deliberately try to discourage coin businesses. Out in the open in Canada would instantly mean total destruction of profitability for all, so be glad.

Who's asking them to go public?

We just want pics/videos of the mine.

Practically every other megamine takes the time to show off some pics but pbmining refuses.

They spend several btc weekly on advertising targeted towards noobs. Why not save the money and just take a pic or two and you will guarantee 50% extra customers (guessing 50% think its a ponzi. Could be much more)

We also want to know a mining address.

There has never been a legit mining operation offered to the public which refuses to publish the address they are mining with other than pbmining and the other ponzis.

The coin mixing just puts the icing on the cake. I haven't even heard an excuse explaining the obfuscation from pbmining apologists.

It's quite sad that the pbmining users are forced to make up hypothetical situations where pbmining could possibly be real.

Please just stop advocating for something that is almost guaranteed to be a ponzi.

Everyone here should be demanding they take the basic steps to prove they are legit but as long as naive investonomers keep spamming referral links and giving them advertising money, nothing will change.

Exactly, dumbasses like mike18 are acting like people are demanding they post their home address and threatening them. No ones done that, just asked for proof it's not a ponzi.

They spend several bitcoins a week on advertising which they wouldn't even need if they posted a tiny bit of proof they were legit.

Instead even bitcoin devs are saying they're probably a ponzi, lol.

Gonna laugh my ass off when this goes tits up

I don't think pbmining is using any money on advertising. All pbmining ad's I've seen lately has been paid by pbmining customers trying to get refferals.

MrPiggles

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Quote from: jimmothy on August 15, 2014, 10:41:36 AM

Quote from: Mike18feb on August 15, 2014, 06:54:05 AM

That's also the only thing that bothers me, but I doubt that's going to change. This grew from probably a garage operation into something quite large, by a man who figured it could all backfire somehow and seeing the insane reactions here by some total wacko's the best thing is to stay underground. Since then the idiocy displayed by some has only grown bigger and bigger and I've seen nothing less then the virtual equivalence of hanging mobs. Totally disgusting. I don't believe PBMining will go public. Not with the owner having to turn from "hidden is best" to "out in the open", while general idiocy has grown bigger then ever. Not in constantly changing attitude of governments which makes things legally awkward. Out in the open, at best, will be a (virtual?!) address in some tax paradise where lawmakers don't deliberately try to discourage coin businesses. Out in the open in Canada would instantly mean total destruction of profitability for all, so be glad.

Who's asking them to go public?

We just want pics/videos of the mine.

Practically every other megamine takes the time to show off some pics but pbmining refuses.

They spend several btc weekly on advertising targeted towards noobs. Why not save the money and just take a pic or two and you will guarantee 50% extra customers (guessing 50% think its a ponzi. Could be much more)

We also want to know a mining address.

There has never been a legit mining operation offered to the public which refuses to publish the address they are mining with other than pbmining and the other ponzis.

The coin mixing just puts the icing on the cake. I haven't even heard an excuse explaining the obfuscation from pbmining apologists.

It's quite sad that the pbmining users are forced to make up hypothetical situations where pbmining could possibly be real.

Please just stop advocating for something that is almost guaranteed to be a ponzi.

Everyone here should be demanding they take the basic steps to prove they are legit but as long as naive investonomers keep spamming referral links and giving them advertising money, nothing will change.

Exactly, dumbasses like mike18 are acting like people are demanding they post their home address and threatening them. No ones done that, just asked for proof it's not a ponzi.

They spend several bitcoins a week on advertising which they wouldn't even need if they posted a tiny bit of proof they were legit.

Instead even bitcoin devs are saying they're probably a ponzi, lol.

Gonna laugh my ass off when this goes tits up

jimmothy

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Quote from: Mike18feb on August 15, 2014, 06:54:05 AM

That's also the only thing that bothers me, but I doubt that's going to change. This grew from probably a garage operation into something quite large, by a man who figured it could all backfire somehow and seeing the insane reactions here by some total wacko's the best thing is to stay underground. Since then the idiocy displayed by some has only grown bigger and bigger and I've seen nothing less then the virtual equivalence of hanging mobs. Totally disgusting. I don't believe PBMining will go public. Not with the owner having to turn from "hidden is best" to "out in the open", while general idiocy has grown bigger then ever. Not in constantly changing attitude of governments which makes things legally awkward. Out in the open, at best, will be a (virtual?!) address in some tax paradise where lawmakers don't deliberately try to discourage coin businesses. Out in the open in Canada would instantly mean total destruction of profitability for all, so be glad.

Who's asking them to go public?

We just want pics/videos of the mine.

Practically every other megamine takes the time to show off some pics but pbmining refuses.

They spend several btc weekly on advertising targeted towards noobs. Why not save the money and just take a pic or two and you will guarantee 50% extra customers (guessing 50% think its a ponzi. Could be much more)

We also want to know a mining address.

There has never been a legit mining operation offered to the public which refuses to publish the address they are mining with other than pbmining and the other ponzis.

The coin mixing just puts the icing on the cake. I haven't even heard an excuse explaining the obfuscation from pbmining apologists.

It's quite sad that the pbmining users are forced to make up hypothetical situations where pbmining could possibly be real.

Please just stop advocating for something that is almost guaranteed to be a ponzi.

Everyone here should be demanding they take the basic steps to prove they are legit but as long as naive investonomers keep spamming referral links and giving them advertising money, nothing will change.

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