"Warning Trade with extreme Caution"


I've had back a third of my investment with current difficulty so high i'll be lucky to make another 3% in total!


YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

Just remember that in january this year the hashrate doubled, just like that. There is no reason why the hashate would not increase much much more this year unless something dramatic happens. It's an exponential growth curve so whatever we think is a lot today will be almost meaningless in the near future.
Thinking in terms of difficulty staying the same is just wrong on so many levels. You should leave that out of your reasoning completely because it gives you a completely wrong prognosis. Don't use it as a basis because it's absolutely not like the real situation.

With the contract you will likely lose out. Just as a base case, if the difficulty rises only at a rate of 20.00% per month (very slow) and if you do not have rrp then you will make about 7 BTC in a year.
But that is just about the best situation imaginable. It can only get worse and the difficulty will probably rise much faster and you will get much less than 7 BTC...
Just think about it, in 2013 difficulty increased roughly by 100000.00% (!!) . .  And you need less than 20% to make more than 7BTC.. It's not worth it because the risk is way too high.

It's a gamble.  The only reason to do it would be if you think mining is a profitable business.  And keep in mind that in 2.5 years, the block reward drops from 25 BTC to 12.  If you just want to buy BTC, I recommend using an exchange.

I'm happy with the payout right now, but our only hope is that the difficulty stops rising so fast.  The cost of mining is getting pretty high, so we may not see a whole lot of new miners.  But a lot of existing miners will probably continue investing in hashpower.

I paid in BTC and hope to recover the same amount of BTC.  By investing dollars, you only need a dollar profit, which might be easier if the BTC price rises.  Still, if I had it to do over again, I'd just buy as much BTC as possible and keep it all in storage.

If you like it, just don't do it.
Look at the news, it's not wise to send your bitcoins to third parties, and even less when they smell like ponzi.

Don't do it or I will boil your puppy!

How did you transfer $ into the Skrill?

I contacted the support via mail. But this was about 3 weeks ago and I heared nothing again from Skrill...so I thought the money were lost. So I great news today

I send them within my email the transaction number and all I knew about the scammers.

I also added a reference to this forum so that they could double check my statements.

Hope this information may help you to get refund!

Login and look for Contact Us on the bottom part.
I would pull the phone number and call them.

I did earlier that they already sent me an email that it was passed to a higher department.

I also did inform them that they need to flag that whole account as it is a scammer.

Beyond that I am still working on tracking the perpetrator down. (Yes, even if I get my Skrill $ back)
We have good info on where he is located and just waiting on legal system to catch up.