Re: [BitRoulette] Revolutionary signature campaign

This sounds very dodgy since the profit was at least 0.04 after the first day.... Very suspicious.

no

the pic I sent you shows profit in $ not BTC

Quote from: chesp on August 31, 2014, 01:24:54 PM

not much profit and not accepting newbies Shocked

we accept newbies, however yes, it's a terrible period, we're not going in for a new one..

Quote from: apsvinet on August 31, 2014, 01:21:54 PM

Giving him 2 hours before I make a scam accusation thread, screenshots have been taken throughout.
Gonna request negative trust to be left on him.

man, you changed your signature

paying you would be stealing from other shareholders which already have earned almost nothing

I changed my signature on the 31st, AFTER THE 10 DAY PERIOD HAD PASSED, I did fullfill
my part of the agreement, you didn't fullfil yours. Have to make a thread in scam accusations then.

Shame on you for trying to get away with scamming for a few dollars worth of BTC.

there is no way that we can know when you changed your sig

the general rule is that you keep it until you get paid

Stunna used to pay out 2-3 days after the end of the period
and you had to keep the sig

please tell me who did I scam?

I got 0.0119BTC of profit in the casino

I sent 0.0119BTC to the shareholders

I gave 10x 0.001BTC and 1x 0.01BTC on giveaways

My total profit is a loss of 0.02BTC

please tell me who did I scam and how Undecided

Never had the issue of not being paid. You keep the signature until your period is over. I told you when I changed it in the OP. Aren't you checking daily that your users have their signatures left? What stops someone from enrolling, and then changing to your signature at payday, given you have no clue when someone changes their signature?

You've stolen a few dollars worth of btc from me, you did not pay what you were due, nothing more needs to be added.
I do NOT care about the money, it's next to nothing anyways, but you are going to pay me what I earned from advertising for your site.

There's no such "general rule" as the one you're referring to.
You used me for free advertising, end of discussion.