Topic: Recovery program beginning in January for PB Mining customers. - page 55. (Read 143904 times)

It seems like a never ending loop around here. You would think people would learn, but I guess as they say "a sucker is born every minute."

never did any payouts to victims come from a mined block.
as soon as Jason was outed, he shut down the operation.

what more evidence of fraud do you need?

Don't try to shame me for what I may have written in the past about a different subject, it won't work, and only shows your bullying tactics.

I still stand by what I wrote then, as I assume responsibility for what I'm writing at this moment.
It's called presumption of innocence, and I strongly believe in that foundation of a justice system which does not degenerate into mob rule.

If you have evidence (not speculation/amalgame/etc) to back up a claim of malfeasance, bring it up. Otherwise, refrain from baseless accusations, this is called libel.

Sorry dude, you are the dullest person here, only insulting others, man, really tired of your swearwords.

Normal people use another vocabulary....

And now....give it to me!

Hi guys. This is my first post here. I usually just read this forum.
I have invested a modest amount in PBMining (100Gh), respecting the "invest only the amount you can afford to loose" rule.
I have been paid 0.0420339 out of the purchase price of 0.1651844 bitcoin.

I am from Europe and, considering the amount I lost, getting involved in legal action wouldn't really help me. But it might help others, who lost more.

First thing I noticed is that people take their anger or frustrations out on other people on this forum.
This is totally wrong. You should be supportive regardless of who was wrong or who was right.
People who lost money should get together and take the best course of legal action against PBMining. Threats are doing no good to anyone.

I write to you now just to suggest an idea that might be of help:
You could raise money, each contributing a percentage of their investment, to hire a private investigator in Canada (or international one if this is the case).

Personally, I would forgive anyone and offer a second chance, but it seems the guys at PBMining are not being fair.
They had clearly broken their own contract and they should've given notice to customers about their "difficulties".
This being the case, I think you should try involving the justice system, if not for getting reimbursed, at least for the possibility of justice and deterring this kind of scam in the future.

I hope you find this useful and for the better for everyone.

You mean like Pirate made "honest" admissions, was in a dire situation and made efforts to recover? Paid out some accounts even ? You mean like Patrick harnett, usagi,  Neo Bee, BT trader and 33455 previous ponzi's that all did the exact same thing?

A ponzi is not defined by how the scammer tries to win time or  talk himself out of his scam once it collapsed, its defined by how it begins as a scam that has no internal revenue to sustain the promised payouts.

BTW, didnt lunamine claim being blackmailed too?  Wait, they did, and you fell for it too:

An "honest" man would have no problem posting to this thread every once in a while eh ?

EDIT: It may even help him to process his Emotions !

 

Does your definition of a Ponzi includes honest admission by the "scammer" that he is in a dire situation and efforts to recover ?

You know that at the time of the purchase, you have to acknowledge that you are not a Canada resident, so if you use an existing account which you claim is yours, you put yourself in the situation of having committed deception in order to gain it, and you would be in a heap of problems of your own.
Just saying.

I suppose you realize you may have to support all your accusations before a court of law?
Insulting people not sharing your opinion makes your libelous behavior look more and more like online harassment, as if you had some vested interested in sullying PBMining's reputation.
Beware, you could end up being accused of being responsible for the blackmail which PBMining said was the cause of the current situation in the first place.

You might want to check the canadian law about bitcoin, regarding that "mystery", this would also be an occasion to educate yourself and maybe learn to refrain from committing libel too soon.

Obviously it's not "his real miner", since the address had been used only once, for this week's payments, with the total amount injected from btc-e.

OK so you're most likely right. So we should concentrate in doing everything we can to get something back and then just forget about it and move one.

I have filled out MrTeal's questionnaire, signed the petition, called the Saskatoon police, will make a local US report, reported the fraud on Canada online fraud reporting place, contacted the newspaper, called the Digital Mining Store and left a message, come up with my own "ingenious insight into Jason predicament," and am now ready for all the profanity that is my due because of excess posting. Is there anything missing in the list? I haven't called D. Boyko or Dave Boyko from Saskatoon, but that's the only thing I won't do, so knock yourselves out if you want to do it, but remember there are innocent people out there.

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Its like the  umpty-umpth time Ive seen this movie. Its getting boring. Warning, spoilers ahead:

- Obvious ponzi launches.
- Attracts hordes of fans/shills/sign beggars/ponzi pushers that post 'I have been paid, therefore its legit'
- People with common sense point out the obvious (duh, its a yet another ponzi)
- People who lack common sense or pretend to lack it, repeat ad nauseam "you cant prove its a ponzi"  and come up with the most creative and outrageous explanations for how it could work.  This is actually pretty neat for any scammer, dont bother writing an explanation for how you generate impossible profits, people will fill in the blanks for you.
- Ponzi collapses and Kübler-Ross model sets in in at varying speeds for different people: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Many still seem stuck in phase 1.

And on to the next ponzi we go.

I would imagine that like most countries including here in New Zealand the police force is a blunt instrument of state.
Given the potential scale of the alleged offending, I believe the investigation would best be handled by an appropriate Government body.

New Zealand has two ... The Serious Fraud Office who deal with primarily criminal fraud of large scale and value and The Commerce Commission who deal with corporate illegality and crime.
I imagine that there are similar bodies in Canada who will have far wider powers of investigation than the local police would. That is where we should direct our complaints.

Is there a Canadian here with some knowledge to share ?

Good point. I forgot about that. However maybe it's an additional crime to specifically target foreigners with criminal activity.

if it does the job, you can have my account free of charge... however, the transfer would require action by Jason (please correct me if I am wrong here)

I'm in Saskatoon and I'd be more than happy to take a lead on submitting a report. However, I'd have to be in ownership of a PB account I suspect. I'll have to figure out how I can purchase an account (probably here in the market would work) and then I'd be able to submit a report.

I'm not Canadian but I think there are plenty of Canadians anyway... Because they didn't put the "you agree you are not a Canadian" thing since the beginning of PB but only since canada tried to regulate bitcoin.. I can imagine plenty of contracts with canadian people where already accepted..