Hi there, I'll be putting a Dice site up for sale pretty soon which is almost done. It's for Bitcoin and doesn't now have a lottery, but it will be less than 1 BTC if you're interested.

Hey great feedback everyone, thanks!

Yeah I'm not going to have time to run, so I'm going to finish it up and sell it. If anyone has interest in particular features please let me know

Hi everyone!

I built a dice site but I've got another project waiting. I want to finish it and probably sell if I can't run it properly. I'm looking for feedback on how to make it what the community wants. My inspiration was Just-Dice, but that site isn't very colorful. I also like PrimeDice, but not so much the game play as much as Just-Dice.

Below is a pic of what I have so far and most everything already works. It has chat but no faucet. Is the design okay or should I make it more PrimeDice style? What else do you look for in a dice site?

This is simply a script which takes action based on the blockchain network, which is worldwide.

Different locations have different laws. It's up to participants to determine whether or not they should join in.

I'm still taking offers by PM.


That's like saying people who manufacture guns can potentially help criminals steal or kill. I'm not responsible for other people's actions. However, I am ignoring offers from obviously untrustworthy persons (new accts with negative rating etc.).

Edit: some people have been asking for a DEMO. I'll see if I can set something up.

You shouldn't call him "mate". Scammers don't care about anybody but themselves.

Thank you. Anyway it doesn't matter. I'm not running the site anymore. This is a separate issue for sale of a functioning very well scripted (if I say so myself) - in fact, I can probably prove I'm not that william/NextPonzi scammer. Does anyone have the HTML from that site? I can bet it's not W3C compliant, but my code is because I make that a point. That would show a difference right there.

Anyway, anyone buying can use escrow service, so no issues there.

Edit: http://validator.w3.org/

For your information I refunded the last person in line from the only active game on PonziWOW with what was left in the bank. Scammers don't do that.

You have zero reason to say that. Zero. How would you feel if you were wrong saying that? I know you're wrong but you don't.

No, that's not me. That guy will still be here.

Hey all - I created this site (PonziWOW) but a project has come up where I can no longer run. It's offered for sale as it took me a couple days to code it. All you need is your own domain name, any Blockchain.info account and a PHP hosting account.

Features:

- Fully Automated: it runs automatically with a cron job, loading transactions, then paying out if bank has enough funds; it also sets aside site operator fee

- Includes Full Site: fully valid w3c XHTML strict; all you need is to change to your site name; includes Home, About, Faq, Contact page

- DDoS Protection: this script can be set to run on independent servers so the game continues processing blockchain deposits and payouts, even if public facing site goes down

- Innovative Random Payout: this is a unique feature for Ponzi sites. The script will pay the next person in line, then switch to pay a random person if there are 100 unpaid, then go back to next in line; random feature is optional

I can install if desired. Please PM offers  

If I was NextPonzi controlling both accounts (we already know he make multiple sites, including AutoPonzi) I would post in the other thread and say it's not me. 

Yes, I think this is the NextPonzi scam account again. The format is the same, notice how you can switch between weekly/daily game, and now he added hourly game - seems he's getting more desperate to have people send money.

Yep, I agree. Maybe he's feeling guilty, and trying to justify his dishonesty in his own mind.

You have got to be friggin kidding me. Stealing is STEALING. You can't justify it.

If you want to do a Ponzi site then do one. But do it properly. Either code a site or hire someone etc., then put your reputation and honest effort into it. Stop trying to make a bad scam something nicer than it is. Have some respect for those who lost money.

I won't run. I also won't create any other sites. If people don't trust me then don't send anything, but watch to see if payouts go out. If they go out as scheduled then I can't steal anything, since it's sent. This is why there is a Paid link column for easy checking on the blockchain. Other sites don't seem to have that. It needs to be easy for users to monitor the game.

Scammers also recognize legitimate services. I think he saw honest operators were starting to come on line, meaning he would have to share less of the market and could scam less. Don't fool yourself - there was no change of heart, he was planning his scam from day 1.

They can't do that if people ignore new accounts...

That's true, but you need to be able to watch for signs of trustworthy or untrustworthy. If a game starts and the payouts are sent out immediately that's a trustworthy action because nothing can get stolen, after it's sent.

I'm still not sure about WeeklyPonzi as that account had negative trust too and got banned, his site also had a lot of problems with payouts. Somebody asked why would devs run with money after they didn't run before with a lot of BTC. The answer is to build trust. That's how con artists work. They build up trust so people give them bigger amounts of money, so when they do run they get more than they could have ran with the first time. I'm not saying I know that will happen with WeeklyPonzi. I'm just trying to teach people what to look for.

It looks like "NextPonzi" was a scam and he also ran AutoPonzi. I had a suspicion NextPonzi was a scammer, because he had a new account with negative trust. I can't understand how people could trust that. Warning: don't trust new accounts! They are easy to create anonymously, so scammers can pretend to be honest.

I'm sorry but that sounds fishy. You guys should be very careful trusting accounts without established history. It's a fact there are scammers out there, but they usually don't have accounts with age on them and good posting history, because that's not their nature.