is this man a frauder?

[aouat9]

i heard some people investing in huge mining farms with big pc's having very powerful graphic cards... can that be that much profitable????

 

[Zbigniew]

While you guys are helping this guy, maybe I can get some help too?

A Nigerian king emailed me yesterday and I seem to be his only chance of saving his kingdom. Since he thought I was a reliable person (apparently we have the same middle name, which is weird since I'm European) he contacted me.

He wanted me to send over $700 so that he can get his kingdom back. Once he gets it back, he will send over $100.000 as a gesture of appreciation.

I don't really need your help with this.. I just want to let you know that soon I will be a VERY rich man.. SUCKERS!! SEE YA!!

 

[Deleted member 1362253]

i Can do same, in half the time.

 

[JoBlow]

Make sure any mining company you invest in is a registered, suable company. If they were legit, they wouldn't be contacting random J-brones online.

 

[Stuffedegg]

if i give him 20$ for example, he will invest that money and it will become 110$ after 24h.

It will be $120 if you and 5 others pay him.

You will never see it though.

 

[Larry Igna]

This shit is serious. I also got a few requests on fb, and all of them have the same work - "Works at btc mining" or something similar. Probably a new method of scamming innocent people. Stay away!

Not new at all, this scam is older than Bitcoin lol

It will be $120 if you and 5 others pay him.

You will never see it though.

See, great math here! Something about encrypted ways to make money. It's some elaborate calculations like this that computers do in order to generate Bitcoin. So simple, this is mining at its finest.
Put $20 in this guy hands and he will generate more monkeys than Paypal Monkey Generator ever did.

 

[Gogol]

Not new at all, this scam is older than Bitcoin lol

It probably is. I never saw it before, so.. it's new for me. All I did is making a public comment on an exchange's fb page. Bam, I started receiving these requests.
P.S> It can't be older than bitcoin.. otherwise, it will become the same egg and chicken problem.

 

[Stuffedegg]

It probably is. I never saw it before, so.. it's new for me. All I did is making a public comment on an exchange's fb page. Bam, I started receiving these requests.
P.S> It can't be older than bitcoin.. otherwise, it will become the same egg and chicken problem.

what came first, the bit or coin?

 

[KlaudiaK]

I was speaking to Isabelle End about this and she says, give her $20 and she will make you a bitcoin millionaire in 20 mins. You can trust isabelle.

 

[KlaudiaK]

what came first, the bit or coin?

the bit obviously, because as bitcoin is a virtual currency and not a physical coin you spend, just incase you needed further clarification on that issue.

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

He wanted me to send over $700 so that he can get his kingdom back. Once he gets it back, he will send over $100.000 as a gesture of appreciation.

Man you're going to have him over a barrel though... ask for $800 at least, minimum. I mean he is getting $100,000 so he might give you another $100.


So lucky.

 

[Stuffedegg]

the bit obviously, because as bitcoin is a virtual currency and not a physical coin you spend, just incase you needed further clarification on that issue.

but the coin was around before the bit...

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

what came first, the bit or coin?

The coin obviously brother... starting around 2,000 years ago.

The bit only came in the 50's.

the bit obviously, because as bitcoin is a virtual currency and not a physical coin you spend, just incase you needed further clarification on that issue.

 

[Stuffedegg]

The coin obviously brother... starting around 2,000 years ago.

The bit only came in the 50's.

try telling @KlaudiaK that... pppft

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

try telling @KlaudiaK that... pppft

Yeah it was a tough one though.

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

I was speaking to Isabelle End about this and she says, give her $20 and she will make you a bitcoin millionaire in 20 mins. You can trust isabelle.

 

[andyframpton]

I would 100% go for it.
When you get your profits back from him message me I have some magic beans for sale.

 

[bdman]

he is just a stealer????

He is an Artist.

 

[Larry Igna]

It probably is. I never saw it before, so.. it's new for me. All I did is making a public comment on an exchange's fb page. Bam, I started receiving these requests.
P.S> It can't be older than bitcoin.. otherwise, it will become the same egg and chicken problem.

So, lemme explain. Is not chicken and egg, is like BHW methods, same old things with a new twist.
Ok, so in the past people made a quick buck using Ponzies and MLMs and inheritance from a Nigerian prince.
Basically, you had to give something (usually money) and the network rewarded you with a badge or something.
In layman's terms: "gimme twenty, I'll double it for ya".
Then Bitcoins came in.
I'll walk you through Bitcoin Mining, a very complex process, where there is a calculation called SHA-256.
What this means?
It involves hashing, which means hiding true words in false words.
So, "gimme twenty" becomes some gibberish because of hashing and you have to input twenty more, that is hashed again and so on 256 times ( SHA-256 rings a bell?).
After 256 rehashings, the network will reward you with a full Bitcoin, which is priced right now at $60k.
This is how you get rich with Bitcoin, it's only rehashed old stuff, repeated over and over.
That's why this is not chicken and egg, more like Paypal Monkey Generator evolving into Bitcoin Apes Rehasher.

 

[mailhelper]

Do not trust when there is easy money.