Topic: Scrypt.CC | Scrypt Cloud Mining - page 249. (Read 750606 times)

So you got your head out of your arse and replied.

The only shite here is you and your friends.
You gamble on just dice it's your problem. -1% a roll
I gamble on Scrypt, it's not a problem as I work with the profit + 1.5% a day
The only one who is full of shite is you as you have your head up your arse probably since you were born.

I see you and your FUD friends as losing screaming girls as you have nothing else to do..........

You should really learn to read. His coin is called PayCon, it's a POS coin that's increased in value, and was started as kind of a pun on PayCoin. He's been able to provide legitimate returns in a very transparent way. I know that's a foreign concept to your average ScryptCC bagholder.

Just one more example of the PQ's thinking that the entire Bitcoin universe is whatever scam they're into this week. You'd be amazed at whats out there if you took at look at legitimate crypto-related ventures and what other community members are doing. AKA "all those other" topics on this forum.

It's PayCon [CON], you control your own funds and not put it in the hands of someone else.

It's worth 10 times what it was 6 months ago so much more profitable and being a Blockchain and all, also fully verifiable. I'll keep doing real stuff, and you keep defending a scam site that can't verify it's mining/rewards/payouts and we'll call it a day. I would probably take you atleast a little more seriously if you posted on other threads than just Scrypt.cc saying about how wonderful it is..... https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/soylentgreen-532019

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/paycon/

suchmoon - "Sorry, missed a zero there. 0.0015 per KH/s. March 2014."

OK, again, ehm, you missed more zeroes /it should be 0.000015 BTC per KHS, in march 2015/!!/, but it was more like 0.000012 - 0.0000135, even I bought some part of my KHS for 0.000017. In this period ALL users /who wasnt hacked etc /, could make ROI 90 days easily. Just sitting on ass and withdrawing. I cant imagine what stupid thing one would to make, to loose, in this era.  ...  In march 2014 I really dont know, and if you really mean 2014 I miss sense of all you wrote..

sorry, end of discussion with you..good luck!

A guy promoting Scam/Paycoin is definitely not in the position for such a statement.

Crawl back into your cave, troll.

People still defending this Ponzi scheme I see.

You should check under the bed, maybe admin is hiding the 850 GHS there lol

Perhaps Cloud Mining companies like the fact that instead of just a few people owning all the Bitcoin, they give a chance to people who could not otherwise get on the Bitcoin ladder for themselves to have a chance to have some as well.  Not everyone can set up 15TH/s worth of Bitcoin mining rigs at home. They might be married, live in a hot country, pay loads for electricity already.

If electricity is cheap, your partner is deaf or loves you so much she doesnt mind having a room in the house sounding like the engine room from a cruiseship and you live in a cold place so the miners can save you buying heaters in the winter, then sure why not, do mining at home...as it can be fun to tweak and to fiddle and mine where you please.  Not everyone can do that though.

Besides, Cloud Mining companies have to start by getting money off folks or else they dont have the upfront cash to purchase the miners which they can then keep have to keep selling more hashpower too. I am sure they do it to make money for themselves as well, but legit cloud mining companies dont tend to wait until they get enough cash then run off with it. They just keep buying and buying more and more hardware and upgrading their farms so they can offer more and more to users and of course profit a little from it as well.

I don't like to see people getting ripped off without having all the facts.


Usually somewhere else. Real life is big.


I usually check this thread while waiting for builds to complete. ie. while I'm creating something legit.


Most so called "cloud mining" companies aren't really doing any mining; they're Ponzi schemes. People start them because it's an easy way of making lots of money from people who get tricked by them.


Maybe it makes sense if I can get a discount buying mining gear in bulk. If I can't afford to buy it all myself I might seek investment from others. And if I could get them to pay more than I'm ever likely to pay them back as mining rewards, then that makes it worth doing too I guess.

You misquoted me. I didn't say any of the stuff you quoted me as saying. That looks like the kind of semi-literate shite you might write.

"so can a gable addictive does it at Dice"?

The old "it is paying so it isn't a scam" argument is old and invalid. All scams pay until they stop paying.

Why should all these people care if someone else steps into a ponzi???
People get scammed all the time in "real life" but where all you complainers when that happens???

Your wasting energy on things people will just ignore and still take the dive to potentially earn something, its human nature to do stupid things.
Waste your time on creating something legit where people can earn some money or move on =)

I never understood why someone would start a cloud mining platform anyway. Why would you rent out gear to people when you can earn much much more when its mining for yourself?
Where are the logics in that? What is someone thinking when they actually give away free cash, doesn't make sense. But still people fall for it.

Win what? There's no competition here. There's a scam site, some shills, some potential victims. Obviously there's no way anyone is going to convince you that the site is a scam. You already know it and don't care so long as you make money from it.


I don't think your comparison makes any sense. What is the 1.5% a percentage of? A 1% edge on a gambling site is about as low as you will find. Standard one-zero roulette has a 2.7% edge, and two-zero roulette has a 5.26% edge. The edge of dice sites is known by the players. The players know they are gambling. Dice sites don't pretend that any winnings are the result of "cloud mining" or "KHS". Everything is up front and the players know what they're getting into. That is nothing like this pretend mining operation.


It's the deception that bothers people. If you lose coins on a gambling site you're unlikely to be surprised. If you lose coins on a cloud mining site where the shills tell you there's a "70 day ROI" you're going to feel cheated.


As long as the scam continues to run we'll keep warning potential victims about it, yes. And I guess you'll keep trying to make it look like it's a real mining operation. Good luck with that!

They are nothing more then FUD spreaders, they have their head up their arse, talking in circles, when they can not win they become abusive.
While at scrypt is nothing good for them where you will get about 1.5% some are advertising Dice sites where the house edge is 1% or more
Saying crypt is  a scam and not good for the crypto currency cz money floats away into fiat... Bitcoin Gambling sites are okay where people spend 2 billion dollars year.. they must be a bunch of jokers.

As long as Scrypt will exist so will this thread including the FUD spreaders wasting their time while we are making money.

All of the people that think scc is a scam keep bumping this thread to argue with eachother, which only further brings attention to scc and new potential investors. Any publicity is good publicity.

No. There seems to be a never-ending supply of people that refuse to believe it's a scam, that continue to ignore the evidence of said scam, and continue to deposit BTC into said scam while defending it fervently. They are a special breed that doesn't realize a 300% LTC price increase should not cause a drop in Scrypt mining payouts, and that believe the owner is somehow hiding a magical 850 Gh/s Scrypt mining operation by mining at F2Pool under multiple IPs, as well as "other coins we just don't know about."

And no, I'm not making any of this up. They actually said the stuff about F2Pool and the magic coins.

When someone has an unlimited supply of "hashrate" to sell this can go on for quite some time.

Just like a hyperstaking shitcoin, you should know 

I don't think site wil close only up and downs.. o well,, just like in real life...

This hasnt collapsed yet 

I'm not here to save anyone. I'm not a fucking charity. I want to amass more Bitcoin like everyone else here, and the big picture view is that any kind of lie-based scam is bad for Crypto. When investors who are looking for the best returns see more negative press about Bitcoin scams, they pull out, and it devalues the currency. It also ends up scaring off people new to crypto who have sites like ScryptCC as their first experience, get burned, and never come back to Bitcoin because they think all it is, is people with too much time investing in a series of HYIPs, aka, Ponzis.

I'd still rather have lost BTC on someone on BTCJam that ran off with a loan, than knowingly continued to participate in and defend an outright deceitful piece of crap like ScryptCC.

People loose confidence, then admin bumps up rewards and the price goes up again. Feel free to re-quote me in a few days! If this was a scam, admin has had multiple opportunities to cut and run. But no, he's still there, processing withdrawals, working on new servers, resolving tickets etc etc.

I still make my every second day withdrawals and still reinvest some. I sleep well at night.