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Discussion => Security => Topic started by: kingkobra on December 13, 2012, 04:44 am

Title: How do BTC multipliers work??????
Post by: kingkobra on December 13, 2012, 04:44 am
hey im sure youve all heard of these, the addresses you can send coins to and you get more back. i always though these were a scam, but after my last purchase of SR i had 0.04btc left so i decided to try the one ive herd of the most so i sent my coins, then round 2hours later i checked my account and i had 0.07btc, i was SHOCKED, how is this even possible?!?!wouldn't this make the currency worthless? anythoughts on on this or how someone could afford todo this?

This is the one i used 19VHTmFu43957E5oAD9V7WhM8Y7FcK4pBn , i was told it had a 0.01btc min and a 1btc max.
im trying this again as soon as i have time to go buy more btc ill post my results.   
Title: Re: How do BTC multipliers work??????
Post by: fredflintstone on December 13, 2012, 04:48 am
Its a ponzi scheme.
One which you are likely running lol.
Title: Re: How do BTC multipliers work??????
Post by: astor on December 13, 2012, 05:02 am
If you sent BTC to that address, why does it show up as having never received coins in the block chain

https://blockchain.info/address/19VHTmFu43957E5oAD9V7WhM8Y7FcK4pBn

Scram, loser.
Title: Re: How do BTC multipliers work??????
Post by: newjac on December 13, 2012, 02:54 pm
hey im sure youve all heard of these, the addresses you can send coins to and you get more back. i always though these were a scam, but after my last purchase of SR i had 0.04btc left so i decided to try the one ive herd of the most so i sent my coins, then round 2hours later i checked my account and i had 0.07btc, i was SHOCKED, how is this even possible?!?!wouldn't this make the currency worthless? anythoughts on on this or how someone could afford todo this?

This is the one i used 19VHTmFu43957E5oAD9V7WhM8Y7FcK4pBn , i was told it had a 0.01btc min and a 1btc max.
im trying this again as soon as i have time to go buy more btc ill post my results.

Sphincter says what?