Topic: Trusted and Scam Ponzi Site List - Increase your investors (Read 10212 times)
please add http://btc-pyramid.com/ as scam
Site Name: PonziLoTTery
Link: http://ponzilottery.com/
Return: 150% + entry to jackpot raffle if investment not returned
Invested: 0.1168
Paid: 0.1113
Fee: Currently 0.5% + 5% of jackpot, 0% fees first round
Status: Pending (second day online)
Can u submit our site as above?
Link: http://ponzilottery.com/
Return: 150% + entry to jackpot raffle if investment not returned
Invested: 0.1168
Paid: 0.1113
Fee: Currently 0.5% + 5% of jackpot, 0% fees first round
Status: Pending (second day online)
Can u submit our site as above?
a ponzi cant be trusted idiot op ...
| Site Name: | The Ponzi Games | |
| Link: | http://www.theponzigames.com | |
| Return: | Variable (Currently 135%) - Always declared up front | |
| Fee: | Currently 5%, will decrease as volume goes up | |
| Status: | Trusted |
Just getting off the ground, full specifics will be disclosed when there is something exists to be disclosed...
Currently only has BTC but LTC & DOGE are being developed now.
Game runs until there are no transactions for 24 hours. Then speed round kicks. After that, once an hour passes with no transactions, the game ends.
At the end of the game, up to the last 10 players (if they did not get a return) are rolled over to the next game.
Though I don't really believe in "ponzi", I like this post and the approach.
It even tries to explain - to the few that actually read that - what would a "honest" ponzi operator do.
And in those term, it would be indeed "honest". But, as explained, a Ponzi will end, sooner or later, because of the lack of funds.
Now, we also know that most Ponzi operators will just find a best moment - when the funds are high enough - and run, because it's easier and because it's expected (!)
This post is also good to see what Ponzi pyramids are old - i.e. the chances for payout getting low.
Some would like to gamble a little and this info could be useful.
And .. it's marked correctly: it's not investment!
It even tries to explain - to the few that actually read that - what would a "honest" ponzi operator do.
And in those term, it would be indeed "honest". But, as explained, a Ponzi will end, sooner or later, because of the lack of funds.
Now, we also know that most Ponzi operators will just find a best moment - when the funds are high enough - and run, because it's easier and because it's expected (!)
This post is also good to see what Ponzi pyramids are old - i.e. the chances for payout getting low.
Some would like to gamble a little and this info could be useful.
And .. it's marked correctly: it's not investment!
Haha "trusted ponzi" just sounds hilarious.
Trust and Ponzi
in the same sentences
it's imposible
all ponzi's going to die in short time..
Haha "trusted ponzi" just sounds hilarious.
It'd be nice if the OP would add links to the ponzi's bitcointalk threads.
Here's the one for Weekly Ponzi: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/weeklyponzicom-v3-100-automated-secure-130-return-700-btc-invested-918471
Here's the one for Weekly Ponzi: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/weeklyponzicom-v3-100-automated-secure-130-return-700-btc-invested-918471
Is there such a thing about ponzi being legit or something forever? 
Well, uh.. Good luck reviewing them then..
Well, uh.. Good luck reviewing them then..
there is no legit ponzi, I dont know why some people tends to add legit in a ponzi scheme..
Is there such a thing about ponzi being legit or something forever?
Well, uh.. Good luck reviewing them then..
Well, uh.. Good luck reviewing them then..
How can a Ponzi be trusted? You are talking about the liars we can trust. that's ridiculous.
The Ponzi that pays you is always run away with your money at the end,maybe you would benefit from the Ponzi,but the later investors pays for this.
A ponzi here is not one that you would commonly think of. Here it is more of a game, hoping that the next person will send and if they dont you will lose your money. The owners not running away with your funds and scamming you, he is simply running the game and if the ponzi is time limited, he takes the funds for profit and resets the game, and it is 100% transparent and no on is calling scam. The Ponzi that pays you is always run away with your money at the end,maybe you would benefit from the Ponzi,but the later investors pays for this.
How can a Ponzi be trusted? You are talking about the liars we can trust. that's ridiculous.
The Ponzi that pays you is always run away with your money at the end,maybe you would benefit from the Ponzi,but the later investors pays for this.
The Ponzi that pays you is always run away with your money at the end,maybe you would benefit from the Ponzi,but the later investors pays for this.
I never knew there was a such thing as a positive ponzi list.. wth.
its a matter of time all of these will be negative though..
fully agree, Ponzi sites can only be positive for the initial users by definition, so such ranking is not really worth much.its a matter of time all of these will be negative though..
It seems to me more like an advertisement, made by people that are already invested there, to attract new people and thus get their money.
I never knew there was a such thing as a positive ponzi list.. wth.
its a matter of time all of these will be negative though..
its a matter of time all of these will be negative though..
Mini Ponzicoin is completely confirmed and legitamate. I received my 0.013 back from my initial payment of 0.01. Here is the txid: 56e88848c8e838c6305c75b01200301a00a3a2c16578cfd50cffbad788188ee2
Add one more confirmed to the list
Add one more confirmed to the list
What a oxymoron Trusted Ponzi lol
Ponzicoin is legit, 120 is a scam I have never been paid and they have a positive balance on their wallet, more than enough to cover my payment, which is the next one. ALso bitcapital nothing have happened and the wallet has 0.5btc
Negative
Ponzi120.com
sent 0.01 BTC March 2, never got a dime
fd57735d6033ba98f72cf347792bfc8e2673a3d32c853b45437b312c3003ce66
Ponzi120.com
sent 0.01 BTC March 2, never got a dime
fd57735d6033ba98f72cf347792bfc8e2673a3d32c853b45437b312c3003ce66
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