PB Mining -- 5 year mining contracts!

[Rudler]

I will go to breakfast now, maybe after that there will be payouts.....

[beaknuke]

I guess little piggy gone to the slaughter house

Normally wake up with their payment, following the last few pages it appears we found the real meaning to black friday/cyber monday with scam sunday.

[Puppet]

Gotta admit, didnt expect him to just stop paying right after his identity was revealed. I would have expected that when he still had the illusion of being anonymous, but you'd think the smart thing to do with your ID out there, is continue payments (and increase your skimming) until you came up with some cover story or you had your tickets to costa rica in hand.

[raskul]

Gotta admit, didnt expect him to just stop paying right after his identity was revealed. I would have expected that when he still had the illusion of being anonymous, but you'd think the smart thing to do with your ID out there, is continue payments (and increase your skimming) until you came up with some cover story or you had your tickets to costa rica in hand.

it's a very foolish way to play it by simply not paying out.
up until this point, the crime was a deceitful and fraudulent delusion that the scheme would work for 5 years and beyond... taking the 'payouts' to himself implies intent and pre-meditation.
quite a difference in the eyes of a court - most people don't realise, being foolishly deceitful whilst thinking they can run a HYIP scheme is one thing, actually committing the end crime by halting the payouts to investors, is quite another.

if one were Jason, one would be shitting oneself at this moment in time.

[GODLIKE]

wow.
anyone email pbmining?
Maybe something at there end has caused a delay.
Jesus does miracles you know?

I emailed last week when I saw that the increase in difficulty didn't match the payoff at all.
No answer received.

[Niliv1]

wow.
anyone email pbmining?
Maybe something at there end has caused a delay.
Jesus does miracles you know?

I emailed last week when I saw that the increase in difficulty didn't match the payoff at all.
No answer received.

i had emailed them 1 month back till now no reply from them they dont reply to emails.. waste of time to email just direct post here

Waiting for the payout as on account it shown its paid but nothing in wallet just hope after some time it get to wallet

[GODLIKE]

I will go to breakfast now, maybe after that there will be payouts.....

LOL hope is the last to die, right?

[galdur]

I guess it´s a writeoff and I´m an idiot.

Fortunately I didn´t buy anything since Nov. 3 and

got a good chunk of hash elsewhere from their

payouts.

[raskul]

I´m an idiot.

 

[avishek2881]

balance already charged from account but not yet received on BTC why ??

[galdur]

Yep, I´m an idiot I freely admit that.

[galdur]

Well, not enough of an idiot to lose any meaningful amount

but still an idiot.

[beaknuke]

IF this Jason that was unmasked the lead developer, what was he developing? that site and design hasn't really changed for months!

maybe he has another site somewhere

[Puppet]

Gotta admit, didnt expect him to just stop paying right after his identity was revealed. I would have expected that when he still had the illusion of being anonymous, but you'd think the smart thing to do with your ID out there, is continue payments (and increase your skimming) until you came up with some cover story or you had your tickets to costa rica in hand.

it's a very foolish way to play it by simply not paying out.
up until this point, the crime was a deceitful and fraudulent delusion that the scheme would work for 5 years and beyond... taking the 'payouts' to himself implies intent and pre-meditation.
quite a difference in the eyes of a court - most people don't realise, being foolishly deceitful whilst thinking they can run a HYIP scheme is one thing, actually committing the end crime by halting the payouts to investors, is quite another.

if one were Jason, one would be shitting oneself at this moment in time.

IANAL, but I doubt there is much if any difference from a legal POV. He was hosed the moment MrTeal proved his ID. The only difference is that he is making it clear as day to everyone now, which will cause an avalanche of police and other complaints in the coming days. Did he have an exit strategy ready in case his ID was made public? Id like to think he did not, but who knows. He is sure gonna need one.

[GODLIKE]

IF this Jason that was unmasked the lead developer, what was he developing? that site and design hasn't really changed for months!

maybe he has another site somewhere

He's a developer... that developed a scam site... and then sit and watched idiots coming in ahah 

[beaknuke]

well i did reinvest recently after I did get my first small ROI back, but this time spent enough for 50Ghs this time, of that had about 0.02. 

Its breakfast time, bacon anyone?

[beaknuke]

Thats the thing 'The posting of our lead developers facebook profile has caused some serious threats', so how many developers do u need for a site that doesn't change much over months

[raskul]

Gotta admit, didnt expect him to just stop paying right after his identity was revealed. I would have expected that when he still had the illusion of being anonymous, but you'd think the smart thing to do with your ID out there, is continue payments (and increase your skimming) until you came up with some cover story or you had your tickets to costa rica in hand.

it's a very foolish way to play it by simply not paying out.
up until this point, the crime was a deceitful and fraudulent delusion that the scheme would work for 5 years and beyond... taking the 'payouts' to himself implies intent and pre-meditation.
quite a difference in the eyes of a court - most people don't realise, being foolishly deceitful whilst thinking they can run a HYIP scheme is one thing, actually committing the end crime by halting the payouts to investors, is quite another.

if one were Jason, one would be shitting oneself at this moment in time.

IANAL, but I doubt there is much if any difference from a legal POV. He was hosed the moment MrTeal proved his ID. The only difference is that he is making it clear as day to everyone now, which will cause an avalanche of police and other complaints in the coming days. Did he have an exit strategy ready in case his ID was made public? Id like to think he did not, but who knows. He is sure gonna need one.

in a purely legal POV, yes, however, while the actual crime remains the same, it is most likely that any sentencing judge would take into consideration the intent to eventually run with the money, which Jason is doing now. The level of intent is what usually determines the length of sentence. Where the fact are, that the crime of which Jason is guilty remains the same... factors like 'how much, in real terms, was defrauded from victims?' and 'how did the fraudlent activity end?' all make a huge difference to the actual sentence which will inevitably be handed down.

[GODLIKE]

Gotta admit, didnt expect him to just stop paying right after his identity was revealed. I would have expected that when he still had the illusion of being anonymous, but you'd think the smart thing to do with your ID out there, is continue payments (and increase your skimming) until you came up with some cover story or you had your tickets to costa rica in hand.

it's a very foolish way to play it by simply not paying out.
up until this point, the crime was a deceitful and fraudulent delusion that the scheme would work for 5 years and beyond... taking the 'payouts' to himself implies intent and pre-meditation.
quite a difference in the eyes of a court - most people don't realise, being foolishly deceitful whilst thinking they can run a HYIP scheme is one thing, actually committing the end crime by halting the payouts to investors, is quite another.

if one were Jason, one would be shitting oneself at this moment in time.

IANAL, but I doubt there is much if any difference from a legal POV. He was hosed the moment MrTeal proved his ID. The only difference is that he is making it clear as day to everyone now, which will cause an avalanche of police and other complaints in the coming days. Did he have an exit strategy ready in case his ID was made public? Id like to think he did not, but who knows. He is sure gonna need one.

in a purely legal POV, yes, however, while the actual crime remains the same, it is most likely that any sentencing judge would take into consideration the intent to eventually run with the money, which Jason is doing now. The level of intent is what usually determines the length of sentence. Where the fact are, that the crime of which Jason is guilty remains the same... factors like 'how much, in real terms, was defrauded from victims?' and 'how did the fraudlent activity end?' all make a huge difference to the actual sentence which will inevitably be handed down.

That's good but I still hope he'll take his right share of beatings.

[avishek2881]

If I not received payout going to do case on this shit site and soon he will see what peoples can do .