Re: 🏔🗻 B.H.Mining - Possibly one of the largest copper reserves in Asia
Congrats on this thread being one year old. It sure has been a wild ride.
My guess is that people who unwittingly bought into this scam did a bit of internet research, came across this thread, and are now causing its enablers a lot of problems.
There were problems from the very beginning -- Blue Hill Mining used a plagiarized white paper which is a hallmark of a scam project. Then they employed a bumping service which was exclusively hired by low-quality projects and scams (such as Bitconnect 2). Then the association with Powermine and MLM sleazebag Adrian Jacuzzi came to light. Then the connections with various other MLM scammers.
There were various other red flags so to speak, noticed by the 7th comment on the first page of the thread.
Now the scammers are angrily trying to shift the focus of the thread to running an expose on a law firm that nobody has heard of or cares about. I don't think that helps their image one bit, but then again, the only thing that could at this point would be to walk away from this forum, because I know they are never going to apologize for trying to run a scam here.
This question, asked almost a year ago remains unanswered, yet is still as relevant today as it was then:
My guess is that people who unwittingly bought into this scam did a bit of internet research, came across this thread, and are now causing its enablers a lot of problems.
There were problems from the very beginning -- Blue Hill Mining used a plagiarized white paper which is a hallmark of a scam project. Then they employed a bumping service which was exclusively hired by low-quality projects and scams (such as Bitconnect 2). Then the association with Powermine and MLM sleazebag Adrian Jacuzzi came to light. Then the connections with various other MLM scammers.
There were various other red flags so to speak, noticed by the 7th comment on the first page of the thread.
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The target return of investment is up to 3,340% for the Blue Hill Mining project.
Now the scammers are angrily trying to shift the focus of the thread to running an expose on a law firm that nobody has heard of or cares about. I don't think that helps their image one bit, but then again, the only thing that could at this point would be to walk away from this forum, because I know they are never going to apologize for trying to run a scam here.
This question, asked almost a year ago remains unanswered, yet is still as relevant today as it was then:
Why should this multi billion blahblah project rely for its promotion on a Portuguese MLM setup with a track record littered with half truths, failure and outright Ponzi scamming?