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multiply your bitcoins 10times a day, total fake. - severos - Sep 20, 2014

I've just found this website http://10xbitco.in/ which claims to multiply your bitcoins 10 times in a day, in the homepage they list a fake list of deposits, if you follow the wallets they listed you'll find there's no such payments (well there's a payment with the amount written, but it's for a total different address and nothing was returned to them), and looking up the address that people are supposed to be sending bitcoins to, you'll find it's only 4 transactions.
in conclusion it's a total scam for people to steal bitcoins.

just thought of warning users since this ad have been showing up too much for me lately.


* - iHalt - Sep 20, 2014

WAIT ITS A SCAM?! I JUST SENT ALL MY BTC TO IT!!!!

:D im just kidding


* - severos - Sep 20, 2014

well it's scam as much as I could find, if it's proven to be real... I'm tempted to try it XD


* - EziNet - Sep 20, 2014

This is legit or not? Transaction History is valid.


* - itsmemario - Sep 20, 2014

What a load of shit no company is going to give you x10 you're btc for nothing...

I would be very surprised if this works i would buy 10 btc and get 100, Ohhh yeah right -_-


* - BreakTheMeta - Sep 20, 2014

Ya....no shit. Obv they arnt gonna. They would go bankrupt within a day.


* - splantoon - Sep 21, 2014

it's pretty funny ^^ they should have said x2 or maximum x3 because here this is ridiculous x)


* - Regular Guy - Sep 21, 2014

(Sep 20, 2014 10:30 PM)BitMoney Wrote:  This is legit or not? Transaction History is valid.

All they have done is copy out transactions from the blockchain and claimed them as theirs. Where do you see that these transactions are in any relation to the site at all?
They aren't.

All they've done is:
- Gotten amount and TXID from blockchain.info
- Divided amount by 10, put in TXID
- Say they paid 10x the amount and out the TXID as if it is real

Notice how they post NO DEPOSIT TXID's ? Because they can't, it's fake.


* - Greatest - Sep 21, 2014

Omg serious wow I actually thought this was legit..


* - Regular Guy - Sep 21, 2014

(Sep 21, 2014 07:02 AM)Greatest Wrote:  Omg serious wow I actually thought this was legit..

Look at their deposit address
https://blockchain.info/address/15aiMxio4wctGiKJsmxwpJKhLmTtkWZisQ
Only .27BTC received.

Seriously guys it's blatant obvious this is a scam. .27BTC scammed so far, you could all be next but hopefully you read my posts.


* - severos - Sep 21, 2014

(Sep 21, 2014 07:04 AM)Regular Guy Wrote:  Look at their deposit address
https://blockchain.info/address/15aiMxio4wctGiKJsmxwpJKhLmTtkWZisQ
Only .27BTC received.

Seriously guys it's blatant obvious this is a scam. .27BTC scammed so far, you could all be next but hopefully you read my posts.

I can't believe they went from 0.06BTC earlier today to 0.27BTC in less than 12h O.O
It's the reason why I posted here hoping to prevent someone from doing such a mistake.


* - ♠ Ace ♠ - Sep 21, 2014

Someone just sent 0.05 btc 1 minute ago... cmon guys..


* - Eniack - Sep 21, 2014

If it's to good to be true it probably is, thanks for the warning although I think you'd have to be pretty silly to send all your money to a site like that. 😝


* - Aceman - Sep 21, 2014

The fact that people need to be warned is shocking. Do people honestly think they can get 10x their amount of BTC magically? If so why would the person doing it even need an investment?


* - JavaCoderz - Sep 21, 2014

Even if there was so called "exploit" as they suggest, they would give you something more like 10% or at most, 2x, not 10x.
There is no proof of the exploit or payments from them, so I don't see how people can be so stupid as to invest in something that is far too good
to be true.