It's also interesting to look at this profile as well: jadehorse
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/jadehorse-263597He was inactive since 2014 and then suddenly he's active in 2018. He posted both Korean and Chinese posts. And he's asking for his service here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.30460801and here as well:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2851260And here's the weirdest part.
On Phoenix Global Crypto Community ANN
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annphoenix-global-crypto-community-official-details-news-smart-contract-2930554Justin dowman says "I'm glad that we helped such a good project to rise and translated it to different languages. Wish you luck:)" at February 17, 2018, 07:09:23 AM
GTX980Power responds "Thank you for your job!" at February 17, 2018, 07:38:26 AM
jadehorse asks "Give me the link where to join the project" at February 17, 2018, 08:27:50 AM
But then jadehorse asks on Justin Dowman's service thread that "Give me please the price in PM" at February 17, 2018, 08:31:55 AM
Now as you can see, this doesn't make sense. The translation work for Phoenix Global was already done, so why would they ask for translation? Also, it doesn't make sense that jadehorse asks them to give them a link to join the project and then look for translator just 4 minutes later. We know his request was related to Phoenix Global because jadehorse only posted translations of Phoenix Global. How likely is that somebody who doesn't know about the project suddenly looks for a translator? (that's already done?)
It's also interesting to see AtomicDoge, logger, sugarfree, jadehorse, and I_am_not_a_robot here bumping up the thread in Chinese (By saying this is transparent and a good investment and etc (and yes, I can read Chinese)). Their Chinese translation is, from what I can read, is actually legit. They are also bumping up the thread in the English version. However, considering that they are also offering to use his service even today, I think there's a high chance that they are linked.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annphoenix-2948068Now all of this has led me to an interesting question: Maybe Phoenix project itself is a scam?
So beside the fact that they do not disclose their team and there are some obvious typos on their website, there are some news that you can go into claiming that it's been covered in these news
Archieve:
https://archive.fo/SxFQy https://archive.fo/zUfrHOriginal:
https://www.phoenix.wiki/infographic.htmlhttps://www.phoenix.wiki/#calculatorHowever, it's literally the same article for all of them.
Phoenix.Wiki Launches Revolutionary Blockchain Based Financial Algorithm That Continuously Multiplies The Users' Funds & Maximizes Returns
Posted: Feb 14, 2018 4:05 PM
As time progresses it seems the adage, “Out with the old and in with the new”, can be applied more today in the Finance sector than maybe ever before. Usually investors think Mutual Funds, IRA’s or 401K’s, but thanks to recent breakthroughs in Cryptocurrency we now have a whole new set of investments. Phoenix.Wiki brings investors the blockchain based Phoenix Algorithm which will allow crypto investors to exponentially grow their investment using Smart Contracts.
Helsinki, Finland, Feb 13th 2018, Phoenix.Wiki took the Finance industry by storm this week with announcement of the launch of their ground-breaking new platform on February 14, 2018, at 10:00 GMT, that is set to change the way investors invest. The Phoenix platform is a decentralized autonomous organization based on a blockchain technology that exponentially grows principle funds and ensures transparency of all processes. Phoenix is controlled by a smart contract technology that acts a safe-keeper to the investors’ funds because no one including the Phoenix team has access to personal financial information. This type of investment platform has whet the appetite of many investors thanks to several features including confidentiality, security and transparency backed by smart contracts.
The Phoenix platform is quite unique as it operates on the Ethereum blockchain-based computing platform and has a special mathematical algorithm that allows its users to make money in only a couple of days with minimal financial risks at play. This tool runs on a self-explanatory financial algorithm that will continuously accumulate the users’ investments for every successfully completed round. Since this is built using blockchain based technology it is completely transparent and administered within the smart contract. This means there is no human interaction, no fees, no brokers…only the smart contract which oversees and executes the disbursement of funds. The smart contract provides simplified trading operations which makes it easy for more people to participate in the Phoenix platform.
Client Testimonials is a sure sign of the state of affairs of any investment platform. The feedback has been phenomenal, with comments such as: “So far, the results of your new algorithm have far exceeded my expectations”. Another client said: “I have spread the word about this incredible investment opportunity amongst my family and friends”. What users are most pleased about is the fact that there are smart contracts based on blockchain technology that cannot be changed by anybody. Not even Phoenix can access personal data or make any changes in the smart contracts. It is the most secure investment platform available on the planet.
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[email protected]Now I think another sign that it's a scam is this. A guy named I_am_not_a_robot (remember him?), he says "Guys, I invest 2,2Eth in the first round and got 4,4Eth. You can see it in Internet transaction. I like this kind of earnings"
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.30754139and Xterry who says "Cool things. I've already earned 4 Eth. What will be the next?)" You can see that he has been posting ANN and promoting Phoneix project before he claimed he earned 4 ETH. Now, don't you think that smells fishy?
Other people who claim that it's a good investment were also people who were inactive since 2014 and then suddenly become active in 2018.
Zosergag
openyourmind
and etc...
*Also, if you are a potential scammer and reading this, I took screenshots of all of them so don't delete them. It would just make you guys more suspicious.
https://archive.fo/2KvKzhttps://archive.fo/znKaq