Quote from: beatljuice on December 15, 2014, 02:28:26 AM

How old are the people that keep accusing PBMining of being a scam? I assume you were publicly educated since you seem to have no understanding of innocence until proof of guilt.

I will agree that things look bad. And I lean toward believing that we won't be getting paid what our contracts promise, or even significant compensation.

That said, I have some experience. I've been "scammed," and I have been in situations like this, that looked like it was a scam but then worked out. In fact it just happened recently when a guy on BTCJam borrowed 50 BTC and then after making his first payment we didn't here from him until he was a few days past due on his second payment. A friend of his got on and said he'd been in an accident and several people started screaming "scammer!" These people had all the same crap to say that the accusers here have to say. Guess what. They were completely wrong. The guy payed back the full loan, with interest a day or two later.

Many of you argue "if they would just communicate better we would believe them." But that is complete bullshit. You would pick apart any information given and find the way they could still be scamming. I'm not saying the lack of communication is the right thing to do, just that I understand why they aren't answering your every fucked up accusatory question. Especially if they really are dealing a life threatening situation.

The fact that there was a payout today gives me a little hope that we may see a "recovery." But I'm an optimist. Note that PBMining has over 10,000 customers (going by the customer numbers) so $200,000 would only be a small payout to all of those. $200,000 / 10,000 = $20 average payout. I got roughly $7, but I'm not a huge customer.

i'm astounded that you even spent time typing that. Roll Eyes