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Topic: Playing HYIP's and Who to Avoid - AVOID Bitcoin-Trader & Rockwell-Partners.com - page 9. (Read 13897 times)

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How do you explain your feedback then? I'm just wondering..

My feedback does not correlate at all to the truth I have shared on this forum. I also have a near flawless track record on choosing HYIP's and I have been right about the accusations against btc-arbs I initially came on this forum with. I share information for no monetary gain at all.
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As with anything people need to "invest"/"play" with only what they can already consider a loss. I recently got out of rockwell after their new youtube video, but not without growing my $200 BTC investment to $300 in BTC. I hope soon enough we stop seeing the posts of people losing an insane amount of BTC and just use a portion of their nestegg to grow or use for investments. I had also been looking at BTC-arbs, but did not invest as something did not sit right as well.

If you don't mind me asking how many HYIP's are you diversified in at any time to hedge yourself against any sudden collapses?

Congrats on the growth! Glad you got out of Rockwell as they are on the downtrend with their cashing out their STP funds. No one should definitely put large amount of Bitcoin into HYIP's unless they really know what they are doing. I have anywhere from 30-50 Bitcoin in HYIP's at any given moment, but I know what I am into.

I play HYIP's with a bit of insider information, mostly vendors who provide services to HYIP admins who I have befriended. I am only in two HYIP's currently since October of last year. Sometimes 3 but never more than 4 at a single moment.
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How do you explain your feedback then? I'm just wondering..
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As with anything people need to "invest"/"play" with only what they can already consider a loss. I recently got out of rockwell after their new youtube video, but not without growing my $200 BTC investment to $300 in BTC. I hope soon enough we stop seeing the posts of people losing an insane amount of BTC and just use a portion of their nestegg to grow or use for investments. I had also been looking at BTC-arbs, but did not invest as something did not sit right as well.

If you don't mind me asking how many HYIP's are you diversified in at any time to hedge yourself against any sudden collapses?
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Calling it out now out of the programs being promoted as non HYIP games to the Bitcoin community. First one I called out was btc-arbs, next up is Bitcoin-trader. If you are going to play HYIP's stay far away from the ones trying to disassociate themselves from being called a HYIP.
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I'm devastated reading some people who have invested tens of thousands in bottom of the barrel HYIP's. PLEASE PLEASE do not ever spend more than you can afford to lose. If you can play 20K in HYIP's and lose it overnight and sleep at night, then more power to you. But My God, please do some research of high quality HYIP's that don't deny being a HYIP. It sickens me that we are seeing some scummy Russian HYIP admins that are at the bottom of the barrel of HYIP admins just continuously running off with millions for a few weeks / months of clicking a few buttons of payouts.
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Little update on: Btc-arbs seems to be doing selective payouts. Extremely selective payouts as very few people report receiving their payments. More than likely a stall tactic and to create confusion amongst their members and give false hopes while they bring in more funds. Typical tactic of the lowest kind of admin. The longer they can keep as many members off their backs as possible, the longer they can keep up the charade and take in new deposits. When people hope for the best, instead of screaming scam and causing a ruckus, this allows more time for the admin to get away with more money.

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UPDATE: JANUARY 15TH, 2015: back on the forum, thread is outdated when it comes to individual HYIP's - advice still stands!

Asked a moderator about creating this thread since the HYIP community has made a huge presence into the Bitcoin community, but mostly in a negative way.

I've been playing HYIP's long before Bitcoin, but for the majority of Bitcoin's history they have been two completely separate communities. The HYIP industry is controlled by a few successful admins at any given time, but a scummy one or two have found a golden goose in the Bitcoin community by paying the right promoters, playing the right story, to push fancy ponzi games (a HYIP) that can't go the distance. There are admins that run great successful programs that pay for as long as possible like many do over the years and that's why there's lots of us that still play them even after all these years. I base my investments into HYIP's solely on the promoters I am friends with on Skype and the HYIP exchangers on Skype that exchange STP funds for admins to cash them out of STP.

HYIP's to avoid immediately for masquerading as legitimate companies, some completely disassociating themselves from the HYIP industry in the intent to scam even bigger than previous attempts. Bitcoin-Trader is at the top of the list

1. Bitcoin-Trader (http://bitcoin-trader.biz): This one is at the top of my list for avoiding now. They are trying EXTRA hard to distance themselves from the HYIP community, but that admin sure knows a lot about HYIP's to "not be one" haha. TOP notch HYIP script - shadowscripts (backend) that actually is also used by one of my favorite HYIP's that doesn't pretend to not be a HYIP. Uses all the usual popular HYIP accepting processors as well. You've been warned! This program has probably so far taken the least of all the programs on my list, but it has the potential to become the biggest and richest scam.

2. Btc-arbs TOTAL SCAM NO MORE PAYOUTS: I called this one out first on this forum after I saw Leancy rape this community as expected. Now of course it is scam, but I still mention it since there's lunacy of having hope in the btc-arbs thread.

3. Rockwell-partners (http://rockwell-partners.com): Sister site to Btc-arbs, exchanging massive amounts of STP for several weeks now. Making deals with STP exchangers to cash out larger amounts quicker. Downhill from here folks and so quickly. You've been warned!

4. Bitcofinancial TOTAL SCAM NO MORE PAYOUTS: Cheap imitation, likely a newbie admin trying to cash in on the BTC story like Btc-arbs and Bitcoin-trader.

5. mydailybitcoin: a lot like bitcofinancial - cheap imitation - stay far away - not being promoted by any power promoters


I think its great for Bitcoiners to join the HYIP community, but 1 or 2 of the admins are sure leaving a sour taste in people's mouths. I'll gladly discuss current ones I am in in private, and I only give out a referral link if you request it from me. I'll gladly discuss strategies and any new updates to this thread. I got a lot of hate when I posted the one pick I was in when I first joined, so I deleted that ref link and will no longer be promoting and linking. If you really want to know my picks and play HYIP's I can discuss them in private and if you want to use a ref link, I will only give it out if asked. I've already had people PM me and sign up not using my ref link and that is also perfectly fine as I use my own money to invest and choose HYIP's to play.

I have set this thread to self-moderated because there are some promoters obviously on this forum with the only goal of quieting those who speak against their programs and pumping the story and legitimacy of their shady programs. The bitcoin community is suppose to be of the most savvy tech people and being robbed of millions by the worst HYIP admins is not the way to go

I have a near flawless record in HYIP investing over the past year and over a 1000% return last year. Those who play the HYIP's above won't ever have similar results

Another great thread with some pretty good info on this forum by another user who has analyzed HYIP's: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6824497
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