Bux.to Starts To Dig their Own Grave!

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Yes, there was another announcement made today after the anonymous tips were left on blogs all over the internet. As some of you might know, on the bux.to forum they are no longer allowing any posts to be shown without prior approval from staff. Meaning... bux.to has plenty to hide from it's members and they want to be able to cheat, and steal from their newly registered members without them knowing it.

Even the announcement is hidden from public eyes. The topic is located in "General Talk" instead of the announcement section. Wouldn't you think that this would be something that should go before all to see? Not according to bux.to. This is all being kept hush hush from the public's eyes.

What bux.to does not know, is that this course of action will lead them to their own demise. Most PTCs are not successful if there isn't a forum available to its members. Sure the forum is up, but it no longer serves it's members. It now serves as a market place for bux.to to sell fake refs and too scam new would be victims.

Also, all these members that are left behind are going to be pissed when they can not ask about their payment. And guess where they will run to? Anywhere on the internet that will give them answers. So thanks bux.to. Thank you, for digging your own grave.

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Thanks to the bux.to members that made these banners. :O)

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1 comments:

Anonymous said...: Yes they dug their own grave but still can find the decency to shut shop. Still scamming ppl everyday. MR.BUX.to you will get whats coming to you even though you think you are invisible.; May 25, 2009 at 4:17 AM

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