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deposits still dont work . admin doesnt know what the frack they are doing

so this scrypt cc is dead ?
am i late to join this cloudmining ?
i calculate buy mhs and i get faster ROI than hashnet

YOU CANNOT WITHDRAW !!!!!!!!

Thank's for your reply/coment that can help me

now im research to other cloudmining (where i can get fast ROI + profit )

Screw Scrypt CC.

So far, the best option I have found for fast ROI + profit that seems legit, is Stakeminers. It is not conventional cloud mining, but POS. All investments are put together to stake as much as possible and maximize profit, and then we reap the rewards. The nature of the beast holds the potential of increasing rewards over time, instead of decreasing them. Read up on staking if you don't know the difference between POW and POS mining, and give Stakeminers a try

In my opinion it is not selling a pipe dream, but a rather good business model that benefits all parties.

I don't see the added benefit of pooling coins in a POS setting above doing it yourself in your wallet. Well, minus the work that it saves you.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but staking solo is only more lucrative if you have huge amounts of BTC and know what you are doing (takes a bit of work). You will be able to stake more effectively and gain higher rewards when pooling together, as each contributor's "staking power" and interest rates will compound and benefit each other. Even when the pool grows, it yields higher rewards in spite of a lessened weight percent of the staking.

Im not sure where you get that from. Advertising from some POS staking site that probably takes a percentage of income fromn staking as fees?

I am referring to the service in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=989670.0. I cannot vouch for it yet though, I have only invested a sum to test it before making any further conclusions. I believe there are no fees. POS staking requires no electricity in particular or hardware, so it's a different kind of story than conventional cloud mining.

You believe there are no fees?

https://stakeminers.com/terms.php

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8.4. A Withdraw Penalty will be imposed for investors wishing to withdraw their investment with StakeMiners. The schedule for such a withdraw is as follows. Investments Withdrawn Within 30 days 30% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 60 days 20% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 90 days 10% Penalty, Investments Withdrawn Within 120 to 364 1/4 days 5% Penalty. Investments withdrawn after 365 days will receive a 2% Penalty.

Most of the Terms have been plagiarized from CEX, so that kind of shows you the overall quality of the operation.

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/969

The owner is a habitual liar, claiming to be Bitcoin's early adopter since 2009 and an experienced Forex trader too, although just a year ago was roaming various forums saying he was a newbie in both.

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/pos-mining-stakeminers/3925/970

Not to mention he runs a self-moderated thread here and deletes any questions he doesn't like. So I guess in a way that makes it a suitable replacement for scrypt.cc. Depends on what your lesson here is.

Do you think it is normal to throw money at questionable sites and/or individuals that claim quick "ROI".

Or do you think doing a bit of due diligence is a prerequisite for any kind of investment.

Your choice.

I looked and did not like their terms also did not like getting locked in to their wallet. That is the only way to fund your account they did not tell that before signing up. Seems shady to me.