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i cant reach the costomer support:[email protected] didnt receive to my mails...
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Topic: PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts! - page 36. (Read 378917 times)
i wonder how much of the paidout BTC was then reinvested into buying more hashrate from him
Or even if they exist atall.
there are references to people being pait in the past, even people reaching the point of ROI on a early bought contract. this does not mean they withdrew the BTC though.
i wonder how much of the paidout BTC was then reinvested into buying more hashrate from him
Or even if they exist atall.
Did we work out how many customers he had in the end?
It's easy by watching the global stats.
Anyway, here are the first clients in the list:
Code:
Pluton14 112856 0.05745720 158.85065446
DE001 84621 0.04308220 164.41390964
Customer # 37901 72500 0.03691275 10.16024121
Customer # 20889 71630 0.03646823 60.44136753
Customer # 37101 61384 0.03125313 8.07227144
junokawa 54504 0.02774905 40.82255485
Customer # 18885 46800 0.02382679 102.79876783
MikeJames 42068 0.02141856 12.05549522
Customer # 36727 36000 0.01832909 8.77346326
Customer # 15783 31880 0.01623073 37.80822136
Customer # 15481 31250 0.01590998 33.35541697
Customer # 35575 31188 0.01587910 5.27837475
jeenway 30500 0.01552881 6.96642217
Customer # 28707 30339 0.01544617 14.22239037
ashatak 30178.8 0.01536461 149.39348801
Customer # 38853 30050 0.01529969 1.33793842
Customer # 39506 30025 0.01528697 1.03343655
DwardMinerPB 30000 0.01527424 5.56779002
Uspex214 30000 0.01527424 8.47448099
igoru 30000 0.01527424 3.67480845
Customer # 38155 29320 0.01492802 4.45406396
Customer # 11875 27500 0.01400078 53.98944257
Customer # 9240 27300 0.01389896 69.43297834
Customer # 35837 27000 0.01374681 9.17604062
I think that with an average price of 0.003 BTC per GH/s, just by considering these first names, we are around 3000 BTC of value.
At the actual price, 3000 BTC correspond to over 1 million $.
Wow, not sure our lawyer will be as fancy if he has that kind of coin.
i wonder how much of the paidout BTC was then reinvested into buying more hashrate from him
Did we work out how many customers he had in the end?
It's easy by watching the global stats.
Anyway, here are the first clients in the list:
Code:
Pluton14 112856 0.05745720 158.85065446
DE001 84621 0.04308220 164.41390964
Customer # 37901 72500 0.03691275 10.16024121
Customer # 20889 71630 0.03646823 60.44136753
Customer # 37101 61384 0.03125313 8.07227144
junokawa 54504 0.02774905 40.82255485
Customer # 18885 46800 0.02382679 102.79876783
MikeJames 42068 0.02141856 12.05549522
Customer # 36727 36000 0.01832909 8.77346326
Customer # 15783 31880 0.01623073 37.80822136
Customer # 15481 31250 0.01590998 33.35541697
Customer # 35575 31188 0.01587910 5.27837475
jeenway 30500 0.01552881 6.96642217
Customer # 28707 30339 0.01544617 14.22239037
ashatak 30178.8 0.01536461 149.39348801
Customer # 38853 30050 0.01529969 1.33793842
Customer # 39506 30025 0.01528697 1.03343655
DwardMinerPB 30000 0.01527424 5.56779002
Uspex214 30000 0.01527424 8.47448099
igoru 30000 0.01527424 3.67480845
Customer # 38155 29320 0.01492802 4.45406396
Customer # 11875 27500 0.01400078 53.98944257
Customer # 9240 27300 0.01389896 69.43297834
Customer # 35837 27000 0.01374681 9.17604062
I think that with an average price of 0.003 BTC per GH/s, just by considering these first names, we are around 3000 BTC of value.
At the actual price, 3000 BTC correspond to over 1 million $.
File a complaint with the local police or cyber fraud department, and if you have a big enough stake in this, get a lawyer or start pooling funds to get one.
Good work Puppet and anyone else involved.
Did you not just take bets that the ponzi would collapse?
Did we work out how many customers he had in the end?
So what can we reasonably expect to do here? The man behind the site is now found after no payments, but basically it just ends his scam and we all hold a bunch of stupidly purchased 'contracts.'
I suppose it'll all boil down to whether or not someone (here?) can persuade the relevant Authorities to get involved by unequivocally identifying Jason as the 'Man in Charge' ?
So far I've seen a lot of circumstantial evidence but perhaps it might be enough to start an official investigation ?
Its not his chopper, dont be silly. He probably jumped out of it.
And dont be foolish to believe there is a way to repay everyone. Even if Jason didnt squander much of his loot on skydiving and vacations, fact is that early investors made a profit, and therefore newer one's can not be made whole unless you can claw back those profits (or you think Jason already was rich).
File a complaint with the local police or cyber fraud department, and if you have a big enough stake in this, get a lawyer or start pooling funds to get one.
And dont be foolish to believe there is a way to repay everyone. Even if Jason didnt squander much of his loot on skydiving and vacations, fact is that early investors made a profit, and therefore newer one's can not be made whole unless you can claw back those profits (or you think Jason already was rich).
File a complaint with the local police or cyber fraud department, and if you have a big enough stake in this, get a lawyer or start pooling funds to get one.
Hmm yes, this is why these work. Nobody is really gonna feel burned enough to do that. Except that dude who had like a massive amount of GHS at the top.
Its not his chopper, dont be silly. He probably jumped out of it.
And dont be foolish to believe there is a way to repay everyone. Even if Jason didnt squander much of his loot on skydiving and vacations, fact is that early investors made a profit, and therefore newer one's can not be made whole unless you can claw back those profits (or you think Jason already was rich).
File a complaint with the local police or cyber fraud department, and if you have a big enough stake in this, get a lawyer or start pooling funds to get one.
And dont be foolish to believe there is a way to repay everyone. Even if Jason didnt squander much of his loot on skydiving and vacations, fact is that early investors made a profit, and therefore newer one's can not be made whole unless you can claw back those profits (or you think Jason already was rich).
File a complaint with the local police or cyber fraud department, and if you have a big enough stake in this, get a lawyer or start pooling funds to get one.
Let's ask him to sell the chopper to refund us and we'll stop the chase.
So what can we reasonably expect to do here? The man behind the site is now found after no payments, but basically it just ends his scam and we all hold a bunch of stupidly purchased 'contracts.'
My guess is: he's shitting his pants now and will try to buy himself a one-week-pause from the hunt by pushing payouts through and posting some bullshit about technical delays.
I'm still for collecting all his personal data into a fresh topic, in a clearly arranged
manner. I don't want to start it though, I think the honor belongs to puppet or
someone else of the early warners.
manner. I don't want to start it though, I think the honor belongs to puppet or
someone else of the early warners.
If you're interested in his family tree, it's all extractable here:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thestarphoenix/obituary.aspx?n=john-boyko&pid=143622316
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thestarphoenix/obituary.aspx?n=john-boyko&pid=143622316
that list matches the family names pulled from the GF FB account
So what can we reasonably expect to do here? The man behind the site is now found after no payments, but basically it just ends his scam and we all hold a bunch of stupidly purchased 'contracts.'
If you're interested in his family tree, it's all extractable here:
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wonder how many 5 year mining contracts this cost -
i presume it's Melissa's dad who owns the house they live in then?
her surname is Ryckenboer.
her surname is Ryckenboer.
http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/blockchain.info.html
We got a bitcoin refrence from jason boyko
search the page for "jason boyko" facebook comment from him
http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/blockchain.info.html
We got a bitcoin refrence from jason boyko
search the page for "jason boyko" facebook comment from him
http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/blockchain.info.html
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Jason Boyko · 5 March 2014 - 09:03 0
Canada · Shaw Communications
most unreliable website for up time.. I hope someone makes something better that completely wipes these fools out
Canada · Shaw Communications
most unreliable website for up time.. I hope someone makes something better that completely wipes these fools out
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