10,000 kash at 386 sat!
I figure I can't pull the btc out so might as well cash in on other peoples panic!!
I went on the same theory and bought 145k.. if im wrong so be it.. that .55btc i had lef tin the account wouldnt have got to me anyways..
Same. I don't think this is accidental. I think we're being held hostage.
lol.. nah, really?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnt_6a5jfYQlol cash in on other peoples panic.
Those khash's are so cheap that you guys should just deposit like 5 BTC and buy it all up. You can make ROI in like 60 days!
buy buy buy!
bye bye!
I'll pretend there's no sarcasm in your post....
Well deposits are not working and admin has clearly stated this several times not to make deposits. If this was a Ponzi about to make a run for it, why on earth would they say NO DEPOSITS PLEASE!!
Tell me the sense in that? Cryptodevil, it's not often I actually want your opinion on something but i'd love to hear your explanation about that, why did admin specifically tell people to stop depositing when it is just essentially free money for scrypt.cc?
As for the ROI in 60 days, yes thank you, I've already made my ROI in around 60 days as i've been with scrypt.cc for a while before the whole electricity contract issue when ROI was between 57-60 days.
Limiting access is one of the tricks conmen use to lure in people, especially in ponzi schemes. There are lots of reasons for this. If they take in too many customers/money at first, their liabilities will grow too fast, and it will collapse quickly because they won't be able to pay anyone off, and they will end up with less money overall.
Also, if we assume they are lying, they are telling a story. and they need to have some sort of logic to their story or else it would collapse. Their story is that they have a bunch of miners and hackers are causing issues for the website. If they were accepting money people would rightly think that it's a scam, so it makes sense to pause deposits, at least for now. Who knows if this is the end completely or if they think they can wring more money out of this, but in both cases it makes sense to stop accepting money, if only to give the appearance of legitimacy for a few more days. If they are going to keep going, this makes them look legitimate, if they are done, every second you buy that they are legitimate is another second for them to hide or spend your money, cover their tracks, and make it harder for them to get caught/face consequences.
