Quote from: crypto.lawyer.187 on October 12, 2017, 02:07:12 AM

Quote from: EastSound on October 11, 2017, 10:25:28 AM

Quote from: Millenium Falcon on October 11, 2017, 08:59:22 AM

Quote from: Wolf0 on October 11, 2017, 05:15:15 AM

No - my initial analysis indicates the user address is used most of the time. Currently doing just static analysis.

Thanks a lot. Please show all those who do not trust this software Wireshark statistics. Because everyone is so lazy to do it but not lazy to write bad things. Wireshark will show that this software does not steal user shares. And devFee shares goes 9 times to user wallet, 1 time to DevFee wallet. So the ratio is 9/1. In this case devFee decreased into 10 times. If somebody has a huge mining rig datacenter - contact me a will make another ratio for you like 25/1.

PS. And one more. No one does not write thanks for this software in this brunch to the public to avoid bad looks but I get it in my PM. All those who have problems does not ask me anything in PM to fix it, they just write here that it does not work properly. But it doesn't matter because I have made this software for a one mining data center. Even xxcsu has not contacted me, just posting that images, maybe because it is a fake image?

When you say devFee shares, is that to you or to Claymore?

LMFAO PROLLY TO HIM

REALIZES HE CANT SCAM IT ALL

SO HE WILL SCAM 1/10

On average, e-mail phishing campaigns fool about 5% of people. This type of campaign plays with the promise of something better than what is publicly available for nothing. Most are skeptical and some are convinced it's the best deal of their lives.

The bottom line.

You can't fix stupid.