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Topic: PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts! - page 277. (Read 379006 times)

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March 06, 2014, 02:01:18 PM
lucky # 62  -   cust # 1302

 

and this little piggy went hashing...
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March 06, 2014, 01:59:13 PM
I have personally thought about this too much. So here are my final thoughts. I am writing this because I am trying to help a few people that will actually take this to heart.

I was almost victim of a scam when I first heard of the magical method of mining digital gold. I found several sites/companies willing to sell me this ability. But the question that loomed was why would a company sell something that is worth more than the price they are asking? After doing some research I was able to figure out they were a scam. They were claiming to use hardware that didn't exist yet and after talking with the manufacturer Butterfly Labs they told me that they had no relationship with the company and that no one had received their cards yet. The scam I am referring to is bitofglory.com you may or may not have run across them in your own searches. In addition to that I was able to track down their bank information and the address linked to their account was a luxury apartment in downtown Dallas, hardly the location where 509 TH(according to their website) would be located. They were conveniently located across the street from an actual data-center but then again they had no business relationship with them either this was just a way for them to try and show credibility, if you actually checked facts there was nothing there.

They were essentially selling futures of bitcoin at a discount at the time(early January, now their prices are not as good). Futures of any asset NEVER sell for a discount always a premium. If you have ever invested in stock options you understand this. So the only way to be certain a mining operation is real is if there is a premium to the yield based off of today's prices.

I went to the Bitcoin Conference in Miami and talked with many manufacturers and REAL suppliers of mining power. Not a single company could provide immediate cloud hash for less than $30-$40 per GH. The only thing you could get at the conference was old mining equipment for $10-$20 per GH. This is what the REAL companies are offering. They have millions of dollars backing them with huge factories trying to churn these cards out as fast as they can and that was the best they could do at the time. How could what seems to be a 1 person company provide more and more mining power whenever they see fit or "sell out" and at prices that are pennies on the dollar compared to everyone else? Simple they can't, no debating this.

Now to Pbmining:
First let me just say that any business that says it is not looking for new customers is the stupidest statement ever made in the history of mankind(they have said this repeatedly). Prove this ridiculous statement PBmining by shutting down your website and only allowing existing members to buy more GH. Oh, you are not going to do that, yeah that's what I thought.

There are 3 scenarios here on why they would not want to prove themselves be revealing the source of the coins:
1. They are accepting BTC payments and pay returns similar to what a Miner would pay out from the BTC paid to them not from generated coins. Customers say "yippy its proven and it works!" and re-invest all BTC earned along with much more to make even more BTC! This is what a Ponzi scheme is. Faking returns of an investment with the original funds invested with the certainty that investors will not only re-invest all dividends paid but add even more over time. This scenario is simply proven to be false if PBmining can show that all payments are coming from newly generated coins from block rewards. Go through this 30 something page thread and count all the refusals to requests for this information. Ask yourself why wouldn't they just show that information, its so easy to show if its there. They won't because they can't.

2. They have found someone willing to wholesale them large amounts of hashing at ridiculously low rates and are just reselling that to customers at a profit. They are not willing to show any information about it because they do not want you to figure out the source and undercut them. I want to believe this scenario because as a business owner it is your right to find something at a cheaper price and sell it for more and I truly hope they are not stealing from you guys as well. This is just too unlikely based on the points made above. No one is discounting a product when there is through the roof demand for that product.

3. They are using the coins taken in and investing them in some BTC trading bot or system that yields a higher average return than mining and paying their seed investors out at a mining return and keeping the difference. It helps that they only payout once a week even though coins are generated every ten minutes. If they were a part of the Eligius pool with 29TH they should be getting coins at least once an hour and could payout customers once an hour. By waiting to pay until Sunday they further their return because they can take advantage of the interest compounding for all the trades they can do in the meantime. This is also a scenario why they would not want to share where the coins are coming from so you cannot undercut them and go straight to the source earning a higher return.


I have asked people in previous posts to share their wallet addresses so we can see where the PBmining payouts are coming from and backtrack the coins source. I know they have taken efforts using bit mixing methods to conceal everything, but there is a way to figure it out. Those that have the ability to show what they are doing have the responsibility to the collective to do so IMO.

Hopefully you can see the logic in the above and your response will not be: "I got paid it works" or "There is risk in investing, don't invest if you are scared of losing". Your response as a customer should be that you demand to understand the inner-workings of a company you are investing in.

If after reading this you still believe in what PBmining is telling you then I have swampland in Florida to sell you and I accept BTC Smiley
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March 06, 2014, 12:46:55 PM
Sometimes I just go to tesco, take some stuff, throw vague amounts of money at random checkouts then leave. They don't like it either
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March 06, 2014, 12:34:36 PM
This is a friendly reminder that for purchases to be as smooth as possible, we all need to follow the instructions provided and to use the checkout page.

Some customers think they can just send the Bitcoin to one of our addresses without placing an order and everything will somehow sort itself out.  This is not how it works.  You need to place an order, and then send the exact amount requested.  If you don't, then we need to go through the refund process which can take a significant amount of time.  We have a lot of refunds lately because of this.


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March 06, 2014, 12:30:31 PM
You're trying to use images from your own PC.  You need to link to something on the internet instead. 
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March 06, 2014, 10:14:51 AM
And this little piggy went hashing! #15

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March 06, 2014, 10:08:26 AM
Interesting to know about commissions(kWh usage and so).
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March 06, 2014, 09:17:37 AM
I just logged in... everything is fine at my end
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March 06, 2014, 08:51:39 AM
What is happend with the PBMining's website? It give 403 error.
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March 06, 2014, 08:39:28 AM
im not getting this voodoo for pictures.
what do i need to do to post an image?
sacrafice a live chicken, or a dead baby?

     "invalid image"....?
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March 06, 2014, 08:13:50 AM
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March 06, 2014, 07:08:29 AM
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 And this little piggy went hashing!   #62
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March 06, 2014, 04:25:07 AM


And this little piggy went hashing! #15

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March 06, 2014, 02:23:27 AM


And this little piggy went hashing! #67

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March 05, 2014, 11:13:48 PM
And this little piggy went hashing  #2036
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And this little piggy went hashing! #53


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And this little piggy went hashing #27

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March 05, 2014, 09:39:47 AM

Great, please give him up to 12 hours to reply to that.  Thank you.

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contract number # 2036. looking forward to my pig
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March 05, 2014, 08:41:35 AM
Hi everyone!
This is my first Post in this Forum Cheesy.
First time I heard of renting GHs was from cex.io, but now I stumbled upon PB Mining and started an account (and bought 10GHs Cheesy). Funnily it came through bitvisitor.com.
I scrolled through the others pages (and found the lottery which is on march, 17th Cheesy).
Now I have a few questions to pbmining customers and the pbmining represent.
1.: If I got it right, pbmining is on business since january this year(, isn't it?). Since then it gave at least two twimes a price reduction for the GHs. Now it's 0.0089 BTC / GHs. (More a question at customers.) Consider you have a certain budget you'd like to use for pbmining. What do you think, is it better to spend all at once - say: the earlier the better - or is it better to spend every time a certain amount of your budget when the price drops again (suppose it will again Cheesy)?
Would you make it dependent on prices in fiat (as 2 days ago for example it dropped to 400€ on some exchanges and is now reaching nearly the 500€ again)?
2.: As the business is hosted in Canada... Do you know Canadian Philosopher Stefan Molyneux? He recently had an interview with Andreas Antonopoulos (blockchain.info) too?

And this little piggy went hashing! #31


Hopefully I always used right expressions, since English is not my native language Cheesy.

greets,
Mielia
PS: Shit, this picture is so large, maybe I should have chosen another...

hello PBMining has been selling mining hardware on ebay before
http://www.ebay.com/usr/pbmining

pbmining has noramlly lowered their prices at every difficulty change
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March 05, 2014, 08:36:37 AM
Mielia
Use this pic link instead Wink  http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/365779aaee.jpg
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