i have find a forum that is ok: http://www.cloudminingreviews.com/pb-mining/
God it's so predictable.
Pretty much everyone in this thread with less than 5 activity is 100% positive about PonziBasedMining
Topic: PBmining - legit? - page 3. (Read 67922 times)
God it's so predictable.
Pretty much everyone in this thread with less than 5 activity is 100% positive about PonziBasedMining
I think pb mining is legit.............
Then clearly you are not really thinking.
Still getting btc weekly. Is this like playing musical chairs? You better hope you have your ROI back before the music stops.
I think pb mining is legit.............
Then clearly you are not really thinking.
I think pb mining is legit.............
If you want to know they are ponzi or not, just don't reinvesting anymore. I means all of you! Lets see if they still payout or vanish. The fact is NO. No one will sit there and watch their btc payout reduce overtime. 
What are you trying to say here?
"Let's see if they still payout of vanish. The fact is NO"
This either or type of statement can't be factually NO. Please elaborate.
I said that no one want to see their btc payout from pb reduce overtime so they will keep reinvesting and that keep the ponzi continue. They are so smart to open this kind of "business". Although Im one of their first customer and have already Roi and profit but i still think they are operating a ponzi service
If you want to know they are ponzi or not, just don't reinvesting anymore. I means all of you! Lets see if they still payout or vanish. The fact is NO. No one will sit there and watch their btc payout reduce overtime.
What are you trying to say here?
"Let's see if they still payout of vanish. The fact is NO"
This either or type of statement can't be factually NO. Please elaborate.
If you want to know they are ponzi or not, just don't reinvesting anymore. I means all of you! Lets see if they still payout or vanish. The fact is NO. No one will sit there and watch their btc payout reduce overtime.
Don't forget the 20+ bitcoins a month they spend advertising their ponzi here in your calculations of costs.
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
20 BTC is an exaggeration. They have ~40 people in the campaign with a rate of 0.1BTC, that makes it 4 BTC a month, if all of them get paid.
If you consider the money that are in the crypto mining business these days 20 BTC start to look like spare change.
look at their bids on the advertising threads here, i never mentioned signatures
PBMining is almost open from 1 year and it doesn't scam any people. So, why do you make this question? History of this website talks and can say you many thing. PBMining is the best cloudmining platform !
We are just curious about what are they doing with the money they get
PBMining is almost open from 1 year and it doesn't scam any people. So, why do you make this question? History of this website talks and can say you many thing. PBMining is the best cloudmining platform !
Don't forget the 20+ bitcoins a month they spend advertising their ponzi here in your calculations of costs.
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
20 BTC is an exaggeration. They have ~40 people in the campaign with a rate of 0.1BTC, that makes it 4 BTC a month, if all of them get paid.
If you consider the money that are in the crypto mining business these days 20 BTC start to look like spare change.
The price they charge may change and it may have been more appealing in the past, but the price of bitcoin is irrelevant since you are paying and being paid in bitcoins. All you need to know is how much it's costing you in BTC and how long it will take to get those BTCs back.
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Well mate for now you still have to consider de FIAT part on it, wish it could be like that
The price they charge may change and it may have been more appealing in the past, but the price of bitcoin is irrelevant since you are paying and being paid in bitcoins. All you need to know is how much it's costing you in BTC and how long it will take to get those BTCs back.
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Don't forget the 20+ bitcoins a month they spend advertising their ponzi here in your calculations of costs.
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
So imagine how much theyve raised
Don't forget the 20+ bitcoins a month they spend advertising their ponzi here in your calculations of costs.
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
They also advertise on google, if they spend $6000 a month here no reason to believe their google advertising budget isn't larger. Google charges $2.30 per ad on page 1 for "bitcoin mining" and there are 200,000 searches for that keyword every month.
Even if they only target 5% of that that's another $23,000 in advertising costs.
This is purely speculation of course, but considering the amount of google searches it would make sense for them to spend more money there than here
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Everyone seems to be missing something.
Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
there's no way they do real mining with hardware Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
the calculation didn't meet, they won't make profit if do real mining
Yup 0.0015 btc per GH/s looks to be too good to be true, when you factor in the maintenance and electricity cost for mining for 5 years.
The problem is, how far will the it go until the scheme collapses.
If you had no costs at all, it would be very easy to continue as long as you have fresh money coming in. Stop feeding the piggy!
The more they feed, the more they get. So it won't stop. Even if some persons stop, newbies will feed it as it is cheap.
~~MZ~~
Everyone seems to be missing something.
Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
there's no way they do real mining with hardware Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
the calculation didn't meet, they won't make profit if do real mining
Yup 0.0015 btc per GH/s looks to be too good to be true, when you factor in the maintenance and electricity cost for mining for 5 years.
The problem is, how far will the it go until the scheme collapses.
If you had no costs at all, it would be very easy to continue as long as you have fresh money coming in. Stop feeding the piggy!
Everyone seems to be missing something.
Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
there's no way they do real mining with hardware Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
the calculation didn't meet, they won't make profit if do real mining
Yup 0.0015 btc per GH/s looks to be too good to be true, when you factor in the maintenance and electricity cost for mining for 5 years.
The problem is, how far will the it go until the scheme collapses.
Everyone seems to be missing something.
Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
there's no way they do real mining with hardware Say they are very charming and managed to get free mining hardware, free cooling, free rent and a free giant 10mw data center. That's great, well done PB! It's still impossible to run 1 Gh/s for 5 years for less than a dollar in electricity alone in the cheapest country in the world.
This simple fact should end any discussion as to whether they're mining or not.
the calculation didn't meet, they won't make profit if do real mining
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