so this is now a Official Scam..? or something left in story
Yes i think so, this not paying and big one either...
Topic: ★ PonziCoin ★ 120% Profit ★ 200% for the last deposit in every round! - page 9. (Read 91915 times)
March 10, 2014, 01:31:21 AM
Yes i think so, this not paying and big one either...
March 10, 2014, 01:28:37 AM
so this is now a Official Scam..? or something left in story
March 10, 2014, 01:14:27 AM
I'm so happy I was sleeping! 
Total winnings 1BTC 
Total winnings 1BTC March 10, 2014, 12:59:22 AM
Man I was still hopeful of getting my stupid round 6 deposit back. "taken care of" did rase my suspicions slightly, not enough.
I know.... there goes everyone's round #6 money. And last I saw it was still working... nearly 1 BTC of confirmed deposits waiting in queue.... No wonder he wanted to close it off abruptly and put up the new 200% payout where it was evident 98% of the people will lose their money.
March 09, 2014, 11:44:26 PM
I feel disgusted
I can't take it. I may have lost 0.8 in this round, 1.2 on this ponzi
V, come back pay everyone
I can't take it. I may have lost 0.8 in this round, 1.2 on this ponzi
V, come back pay everyone
March 09, 2014, 11:11:53 PM
Thanks. Keep us posted. I've followed both of these threads. I lost around $300, in total. Everyone else list their total losses.
I list 0.1 which is $67
March 09, 2014, 11:10:57 PM
1.8 btc to ponzis mostly because of sc. Ams including 1.2lost on this one
We are chocked not bc the ponzi stopped from lack of investors, it is the 7th round... But bc the owner ran away with the money without paying anyone
From the outside we may look like freaks but please understand that he built trust very efficiently
I have still hope of getting back my money, i evaluate the probability at 7%
V, please send back, I ackwardly need the money,
1229kfyM7sAnwG3huCHebNyMJW5ZjwoT6z
We are chocked not bc the ponzi stopped from lack of investors, it is the 7th round... But bc the owner ran away with the money without paying anyone
From the outside we may look like freaks but please understand that he built trust very efficiently
I have still hope of getting back my money, i evaluate the probability at 7%
V, please send back, I ackwardly need the money,
1229kfyM7sAnwG3huCHebNyMJW5ZjwoT6z
March 09, 2014, 10:02:56 PM
Stop laughing. This is 7000$ at hand here. A single person lost 2000$. Its not funny
Someone invested 2K USD with a random person on the internet running a ponzi ?
Yep, 4 or 5 deposit of 0.5 btc if I remember correctly.
March 09, 2014, 09:52:15 PM
Yep check the Blockchain. 0.2 btc to the ponzicoin adress in the final round
March 09, 2014, 09:43:44 PM
Stop laughing. This is 7000$ at hand here. A single person lost 2000$. Its not funny
Someone invested 2K USD with a random person on the internet running a ponzi ?
March 09, 2014, 09:35:03 PM
People *were* getting payoffs. Up until the very, very end.
That's how a ponzi works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme
March 09, 2014, 09:34:09 PM
reddit brought me here. you guys are now famous. good game I hope?
March 09, 2014, 09:28:56 PM
People *were* getting payoffs. Up until the very, very end.
March 09, 2014, 09:28:10 PM
In all seriousness, it wouldn't be sustainable as a "real" ponzi as there is only one person who makes a profit... If people were getting payouts, then meh... nothing wrong with gambling unless you want too lose money..
March 09, 2014, 09:26:05 PM
I saw this on Reddit. Very interesting. Like a sadistic form of gambling...
It sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
It was sustainable because the people who paid towards the end of a round would not get their money backIt sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
My apologies, I had only read his first post here. I have now read the FAQs on his website and I understand now how the game works (or at least was supposed to).
March 09, 2014, 09:20:44 PM
Stop laughing. This is 7000$ at hand here. A single person lost 2000$. Its not funny
Actually its hysterical. I am still trying to figure out what part of ponzi did people not understand? The dude didn't even hide the ponzi: PonziCoin..
Hell, this guy is on to something... Must have been the ascii stars..
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March 09, 2014, 09:16:28 PM
I saw this on Reddit. Very interesting. Like a sadistic form of gambling...
It sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
It was sustainable because the people who paid towards the end of a round would not get their money back It sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
March 09, 2014, 09:15:29 PM
I saw this on Reddit. Very interesting. Like a sadistic form of gambling...
It sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
It sucks to lose a bet, but I don't see how anyone here was "scammed." This was a well-advertised Ponzi scheme that paid out more than it took in, until it collapsed. Hopefully it was at least educational.
Did you think paying out 20% per round would be sustainable?
March 09, 2014, 09:09:45 PM
Jesus Christ people, ponzi schemes have been around forever and they always, always, always implode and end badly for the people involved. How can you possibly be involved with a scam that tells you up front that it's a scam? Oh, you thought you were smart enough to get out before people started getting scammed?
That's the whole mechanism of a scam. Find people who think they're smarter than the scam.
My friend keeps telling me that bitcoin is a ponzi scheme and I argue otherwise, but if it were a ponzi scheme, apparently there are plenty of people involved that would still be happy to buy in.
sheesh.
That's the whole mechanism of a scam. Find people who think they're smarter than the scam.
My friend keeps telling me that bitcoin is a ponzi scheme and I argue otherwise, but if it were a ponzi scheme, apparently there are plenty of people involved that would still be happy to buy in.
sheesh.
+1
Clue's in the name folks.
March 09, 2014, 09:01:38 PM
The relevant post on Reddit...
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1zzzq0/ponzicoin_operator_steals_money_investors_get/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1zzzq0/ponzicoin_operator_steals_money_investors_get/
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