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Bitcoin Doubler Review – SCAM Warning!

This is an in-depth and completely unbiased review of Bitcoin Doubler. As you can guess from the name, the website is a scam and we are about to expose it to the entire world in this article. It is our social obligation and duty to humanity to expose scams like Bitcoin Doubler and save a lot of people from the heartbreaks, headaches and stress that being scammed brings about. Read this with a pinch of salt and a smile on your face knowing that we always got your back, and most importantly share with your friends and family.

Update (July, 2018): There are a TON of Bitcoin Doubler scams. We set up a page that will be contstantly updated with the latest, most viral doublers. Check it out here: Most Viral Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Doublers

What is Bitcoin Doubler?

Bitcoin Doubler, which operates under the (corny) domain name bitcoin-doubler.tech, is an investment program which increases the value of deposits by up to 2 zeros. Supposedly, investors can earn returns of up to 100 times their investment within 24 hours in this program.

As the story goes, the Bitcoin Doubler was founded in 2015 by a team of “enthusiasts” who mistakenly discovered a small flaw in the “Bitcoin client,” whatever that is. In reality, the domain name bitcoin-doubler.tech was registered in 8th June 2017 – first lie caught, first red flag. Moving on, the small flaw turned out to not be that small after all as it enables them to multiply Bitcoins send to them up to 100 times. Of course they don’t want a lot of people to know (lest they copy) and so would we mind keeping it between us?

Back to the innovative team behind the Bitcoin Doubler program, they allegedly realized a weakness in the blockchain that allows them to add new positions. They then ‘double spend’ all the Bitcoins deposited by users and multiply them by up to 1000% (one thousand) of the original deposits. They then keep some to cover operating expenses and as profit and use the remainder to repay their investors in hundred fold – that is, their deposit multiplied by 100.

Bitcoin Doubler - bitcoindoubler.tech

How does the Bitcoin Doubler program work?

As it is, the Bitcoin Doubler website is very scanty with the intricate details of how the program works but we did manage to extract some useful, albeit nonsensical information from the poorly written web content. So here’s how the site works: The first step involves sending some BTC to the site’s address as provided. No account registration is required (red flag!) and presumably no personal details are needed. The minimum deposit required is 0.035 BTC. After sending the money, a unique transaction ID is generated and serves as proof of deposit. The next step is to wait for 24 hours for your returns to be transferred to your wallet. And that’s about it.

Imagine how much Bitcoin you can make from this website in a week if everything was true? Hell, Forbes magazine would dedicate an edition to examining the Bitcoin revolution and TV hosts would be falling over themselves to host the team behind the website to explain their wonderful idea. Note the operating phrase is, IF it were true. Are we saying it isn’t true? Well.

Scam Test: How credible is Bitcoin Doubler?

In this section, we attempt to determine the credibility, or lack thereof of this site using a set of questions selected by our team from the hundreds sent by our readers based on their relevancy.

Does the website promise unbelievably high returns?

Yes. Bitcoin Doubler promises very high returns of up to 100 times the original investment in a single day. That simply means that, if for instance you deposit 1 BTC, you are bound to receive 100 BTC within 24 hours, and it comes with ZERO risks. Such kinds of returns can only be achieved in corrupt and illegal dealings and even those have some risks.

Is there any information about the owners on the site?

Not really. All we know is that the the website was created by a team of ‘programmers, brokers and investors’ who are passionate about Bitcoin. No more information is provided and as it is, we don’t know the names or the faces of those people. We can’t even tell how many they are and their job descriptions. Most importantly, we are not really sure that they even exist!

A WHOIS query doesn’t help either since they are using a privacy service to hide their identities.

How old is the website?

Having been officially registered on February, Bitcoindoubler.tech is about 2 months old as at the time of writing this. We are surprised that the site has survived for that long with its terrible reputation and we do hope that it dies soon. That said, the site’s age is still below our recommended age of 6 months and above for websites requiring you to send money.

Apparently, they owned bitcoin-doubler.bid before. Seems like each time they get blocked, they open a new site with a different TLD. There are thousands of TLDs nowadays so they can potentially keep up with this scam indefinitely.

Does any credible sites link to the website?

Bitcoin Doubler do have a Facebook page which, although barely active, is a great start. However, we found that the site actually has links and is most likely owned by the same person/people who also own Bitcoin-price.bid and thebitcoiner.bid, both of which are certified scams. We couldn’t find any credible site linking to Bitcoin Doubler which says a lot about the site.

Does the site have a physical address?

To put it simply, the only address provided on the website is the support email address. There is no phone number or office address for mailing purposes or any other form of address. The Bitcoin Doubler website is also registered under an unknown jurisdiction, thanks to WHO.IS, which makes it impossible for us to get any details on its location or owners. It also means that you have no way of tracking them if they disappear with your money, and trust they will.

How does the site rank on Alexa?

As at the time of writing this report, Bitcoindoubler.tech had a global ranking of 642,281 on Alexa.com. Most of its visitors seem to be from Brazil, India, United States, Indonesia, Nigeria, Malaysia, Pakistan and Bulgaria.

Conclusion

The scam test above proves that Bitcoindoubler.tech is a scam created for the sole purpose of enriching the owners who, as you have seen, also operate several other scams. Keep away from this site and the others mentioned herein if you value your money and your time.

Verdit: Bitcoin Doubler is a SCAM!

Blacklisted sites: bitcoindoubler.tech, bitcoindoubler.fund, bitcoindoubler.expert & bitdoubler.tk

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132 thoughts on “Bitcoin Doubler Review – SCAM Warning!”

  1. I invested 0.05 BTC with them on Tuesday evening and I received 0.15 BTC on Wednesday evening. It’s great to have extra money without having to do any extra work – btcx3.com

    1. Ilawagbon george

      Ultimatecryptominer.com they are also scammers too, they took my $100 bitcoin, they are bunch of criminals hungry for people’s money beware of this site.

  2. bom galera , to passando aqui para avisar a todos para não investir nesse site , pois realmente eles não cumprem o que promete coloquei 0,02 e nunca voltou ficou só carregando e não deu confirmação nenhuma de transação efetivada sendo que em minha carteira ja tinha confirmado o envio a horas , achei que era o problema na rede blockchan mas não era e me roubaram essa e a verdade….

  3. Well it is really a scam. I still see sites running. How is it possible that they are still online ?
    bitcoindoubler.fund
    bitcoindoubler.expert
    bitdoubler.tk

    Any way to track them ?

  4. More info about: bitcoindoubler.zone
    Creation Date: 2017-10-13T13:58:30Z

    Zhat would be good to check it before I send BTC ….

    Domain Name: bitcoindoubler.zone
    Registry Domain ID: e1c70833b57848e996fbae77454e8394-DONUTS
    Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
    Registrar URL: namecheap.com
    Updated Date: 2017-10-18T13:58:46Z
    Creation Date: 2017-10-13T13:58:30Z
    Registry Expiry Date: 2018-10-13T13:58:30Z
    Registrar: NameCheap, Inc.
    Registrar IANA ID: 1068
    Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@namecheap.com
    Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.6613102107
    Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
    Registry Registrant ID: 17669de385554a7ba171fd2017742af4-DONUTS
    Registrant Name: WhoisGuard Protected
    Registrant Organization: WhoisGuard, Inc.
    Registrant Street: P.O. Box 0823-03411
    Registrant City: Panama
    Registrant State/Province: Panama
    Registrant Postal Code:
    Registrant Country: PA
    Registrant Phone: +507.8365503
    Registrant Phone Ext:
    Registrant Fax: +51.17057182
    Registrant Fax Ext:
    Registrant Email: 1ac0a1ef287347ca83f2110aec1484dd.protect@whoisguard.com
    Registry Admin ID: 2a819daa84b5416c9b22362d43f540e6-DONUTS
    Admin Name: WhoisGuard Protected
    Admin Organization: WhoisGuard, Inc.
    Admin Street: P.O. Box 0823-03411
    Admin City: Panama
    Admin State/Province: Panama
    Admin Postal Code:
    Admin Country: PA
    Admin Phone: +507.8365503
    Admin Phone Ext:
    Admin Fax: +51.17057182
    Admin Fax Ext:
    Admin Email: 1ac0a1ef287347ca83f2110aec1484dd.protect@whoisguard.com
    Registry Tech ID: fe1c1bf44249442c95c046d8d7eb8e15-DONUTS
    Tech Name: WhoisGuard Protected

  5. You can all file an IC3 complaint for interest crimes with the FBI. If you all do it they will take notice and have the tools to be able to find them.

    Here is the how to do it;

    FILING AN IC3 COMPLAINT

    If you believe your businesses is the recipient of a compromised e-mail or is a victim of the BEC scam (regardless of dollar amount), you should file a complaint on the FBI Internet Crimes Complaint Center website at ic3.gov/default.aspx.

    Please be as descriptive as possible, identify your complaint as “Internet financial Crimes” and try to include the following information:

    • any chat records
    • Identifiers for the perpetrators such as chat names, e-mail addresses, websites, Bitcoin Wallet Address or account information and any other information you have
    • Details on how, why, and when you believe you were defrauded
    • Actual and attempted loss amounts
    • Other relevant information you believe is necessary to support your Complaint

    Complainants are also encouraged to keep all original documentation, e-mails, faxes, and logs of all telecommunications. You will not be able to add or upload attachments with your IC3 complaint; however, please retain all relevant information, in the event you are contacted by law enforcement.

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