I don't want to "claim satoshis" from this site.
You're correct, I had to register and see what kind of scheme this is, but I haven't invested nor I'm going to invest my money in a scam scheme which will eventually run away with everyone's money. (I've never invested in any ponzies/HYIPs/investment schemes, nor I'm planning to)
I've been monitoring this scene for way too long and I'm pretty sure that I might have much more knowledge than the average faucet user on the ponzi/scam topic. All I'm doing here is letting people know that they shouldn't deposit money on this site, period.

I'm just trying to make this guy move his scam topic to the scam investments section, the one you call "hyip thread".

Main issue with you people is that you'll get scammed, 1 week will pass, the same scammer will launch a new project and do everything again, and you folks will jump on board and get scammed again. You're the ones who got the power to make the scammers go away, but because of your greed for some satoshi, you allow them re-launch those scam sites and keep robbing people for a life. What he does is business and his business will never fail, as long there's people like you, who'll stand up for him and try explain to someone how a ponzi works.
This scenario above is what I'm trying to eliminate from the micro-earnings scene.

People claim faucets for X or Y reason, their own personal reason. They will eventually get caught in their own trap, called greed and then possibly invest any amounts to the sites which give interest.

When assholes like this OP come and create ponzies in this section, there has to be another asshole who'll call him out and argue.
Pick the side of the asshole you want and be an asshole with arguments, not facts that are contradicting you while you try to debate someone.

This isn't being angry, it's called being able to separate right from wrong and drop some logic on the topic.

Are we on the same page?

Your first post on this forum was how you invested money in this scam.