Quote from: giodyll123 on October 10, 2017, 09:07:29 AM

Quote from: Bitfort on October 10, 2017, 06:38:56 AM

Quote from: giodyll123 on October 10, 2017, 06:15:23 AM

Quote from: Bitfort on October 10, 2017, 06:06:30 AM

I don't get this question. Can you reformulate?
What is this "Block Chain Mining Stream"? Is it some service or you just asking how mining works?

Its about a guy, employee of Blockchain which i think he really is. Trying to help me by just giving my email/ used email of blockchain.info.
He want me to deposit 0.2 BTC on my blockchain wallet and he will input my email on his miner and he said ill earn around 0.02 BTC daily?!
Should i trust him or is this just another SCAM?
he doesnt want my Info or Account info or log in details though!?

Seems fishy to me because:
1 - You can't put email into miner ( you need to put in the BTC address).
2 - There is no single miner that can earn 0.02 BTC daily (current most efficient miner S9 earns much less at the moment... around 0.001 - 0.002). Can you ask him what miner he's using?

On the other hand you wrote he wants you to deposit into YOUR BLOCKCHAIN WALLET (not his) so it should be safe (as you are not going to loose your deposit jif he run away).
But what I don't get is why he would do that?? There is no gain for him ... is he fried of yours?

He talks like a legit person Cheesy

1. Yes he just want me to Deposit on my blockchain wallet and give him email or maybe later on he will ask for my wallet address.
2. Not my Friend, but he said his a Blockchain employee. maybe you can check him and feedback!? his Fb is Adiel Cox! https://www.facebook.com/adiel.cox55

Well, it can be he's just hunting new customers (might be some intra-company competition) but I still find hard to believe he will give you 100USD daily for free (or just because you made a deposit).
FYI to earn 0.02 BTC daily you would have to invest cca 10k USD into mining equipment (thats why I found it hard to believe).

But since there is no risk from your side (depositing to your own wallet) I would go for it. (Is that offer public? May I participate as well? Grin

)
You might want to doublecheck if he is really the employee ( just send email to support or raise a ticket pointing to his FB).