I am pleased to see that you have come to this conclusion by default. In fact a lot of "get rich quick" methods are actually scams. You all must be very cautious when participating in transactions like this. On the contrary though, I am sad to see that you have come to this conclusion about our organization. Our current reputation is irrelevant compared to the forward momentum which our network operates. If you question our legitimacy, then I recommend that you keep your attention on this thread. You can always make the minimum investment, which is only change, or you can wait to ensure that we are do what we say we do.
A thousand words with zero facts.
I'll make you a counter offer: I'll send you 0.1 BTC if you send to me (or to any TRUSTED member of this forum) 120% altcoin collateral. Surely a big "Corporate" "Network" like you can invest some coins into getting a good trust and a lot more investments right?
I expect the old: "if you don't want then do invest" "we can't blabla"
If the person who made the investment wants to come forward, I welcome them to do so.
It doesn't exists, and unless it is a trustable member it will still count as fake.
I agree to his plan. It is impossible to multiply money by a fixed amount without losses.
I am actually taking into consideration losses, however I know that the odds are over 2% in my favor. Over time my win/loss ratio will stack up 52:48. So lets say I make 1000 bets in an hour at $0.10 per bet., statistically I will win 52% of them, and come out $2 on top. Now lets say I did 3000 bets an hour across multiple networks, thats $6 an hour. It could temporarily be more or less depending on luck, but over time when betting while the card count is in your favor, you will win.
You yourself said it. Statistically. Theoretically.
What if you have bad luck and you lose? Where do you get that 120% from?