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you're being trolled mate, probably for post count and bumping.
Thanks, but I already guessed...Upd:
Oh... Sorry, I thought it was for me...
There's a massive difference between MtGox and this. MtGox had a legitimate business model: trade Bitcoins for fiat and the company takes a (small) cut. They screwed up their business, as we all know. But there are several other companies still out there, with the exact same business model, doing fine. An exchange is a real business model. It can still attract incompetent or dishonest people, sure. But the business model is okay.
And why, in this case, a legitimate model is better? I know, legitimate model can attract a large audience, and as a consequence scam more customers. Awesome...There is no way to obtain 6% profit per week guaranteed with no risk.
Even to buy 1 BTC is already a big risk.What convinced you that this is likely not a scam?
To convince is the wrong word. I see here a good opportunity to earn BTC.So you're admitting that you don't even know if this website is legitimate or not? You seem to have doubts. Why send them money if you're not even sure that they're legitimate?
Of course I don't know. How should I know? Yes, I invested my funds there, not knowing anything about those who have launched this service. So what? Not much time has passed since my good friend has received advice from the veterans of the forum to use Mt.Gox exchange. 
If you see people with low post counts supporting it they are probably shills or just idiots.
Enough of insults. You're wrong.2. He actually insulted people without facts.
3. I don't have to prove anything to anyone, I don't allow myself to insult strangers.
Do you want to make a bet with a trusted member of this forum acting as an escrow? I'm sure many of us here would be willing to take that bet. Like say the operate for a year without getting hacked, lost wallet, lost in a typhoon, etc etc etc. I'm sure you wouldn't take that bet. Because, Ponzi.
I have another deal. I will make this bet after some time when I get a few payments here. In other words, I will bet my own first profit. If I lose, I admit my mistake and pay for it. If you lose, then you will double my first profit.If you see people with low post counts supporting it they are probably shills or just idiots.
Enough of insults. You're wrong.They present themselves just like a ponzi
No, they don't. You think so.They present themselves just like a ponzi
No, they don't. You think so.Of course they are vague and secretive about what they do, but they do claim to "put your coins to work" presumably in some way that will generate a profit.
Also there is not written that it is legitimate ways of generating profit. We can only guess at the moment.Because the site deals in Bitcoin it is okay for it to be a Ponzi scheme?
But in reality, they just use your money to pay out previous investors.
And I would not say that it is a ponzi. Again, these are just guesses.There is not a single shred of evidence that they're actually doing anything to earn a profit with the money you deposit.
Also, there is no evidence to the contrary.any other ponzi before them?
Dont forget that there is a probability that you are wrong 
In 2 years a 10,000 investment will be 4 million.
Profit is calculated in bitcoin, so you're a little wrong.
Step this way, ladies and gentlemen, come and see the Amazing Bearded Lady and the Boy with Two Heads.....
HahAmazing bearded lady from Eurovision?
I made the smallest deposit
lol, i did the same
Seems they are already operating a new scheme: https://www.esotericinvestments.com
I have contacted their support with a silly question and the reply was almost identical to what BT replied at the time they were still replying.
I have contacted their support with a silly question and the reply was almost identical to what BT replied at the time they were still replying.
I think its created by those who have been scammed by BT
Here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120757.0
P.S. If the affiliate program offers lower interest rates, it does not mean that it will bring you less commissions in total.
P.S. If the affiliate program offers lower interest rates, it does not mean that it will bring you less commissions in total.