It does not appear to be. Internet scams hide behind two types of veils. The first one is a deliberate attempt to hide crucial information, such as the name of the founder. In Bitcoin Blueprint's case, we know that John Quigley is a former Wall Street trader who developed the software. Secondly, fraudsters do not provide a means of reaching them; if they do, the information is usually a dead end. Bitcoin Blueprint has an active email and a chat function on their website.