Is Cointellect a scam? I downloaded coin Miner from Cointellect.com on my PC and I started mining.
I have some questions: 


Is the software a scam?
Has anyone gained real money from this software?


When I read forums, some people talk about scam and trojan viruses installed on their machines; others show money gained.
This is undoubtedly yet another scam. It's intent is the only question.

Your first port of call seems obvious; Google Is cointellect a scam? 
Answer: yes.

Explanation:

Pooling the CPU resources of every miner using this software would be a fraction of the power for even the oldest ASICs. 

As an analogy, the site is saying individuals need to dig an open cut mine with their spoons while mining rigs (ie 50ft tall trucks) are carting away pay dirt to process. Pool all the spoons you like, there's simply no feasibility of any reward - but assuming the improbable, if a block was mined, how is the ฿25 distributed? If you can't answer that then that's indicative of a scam. 

As far as the "debate" about some users saying they've seen returns; this is how scammers operate. They use shills (fake positive reviewers) claiming profits which never occurred. 

Whether the scam is fruitlessly using CPU to try and mine is possible, but it's astronomically more likely the software is a vector for Trojans to steal your Bitcoin. These types of malicious "mining" software are simply identifying newbie Bitcoin users, infiltrating the OS with a Trojan/RAT/keylogger, then stealing your wallet / private keys if/when they become available. 

Assuming a Windows installation, you're basically screwed. The software likely already has your login info, passwords, private keys, credit card details; any and all are likely compromised. I'd immediately disconnect from the Internet and do a fresh install of your OS. 

Please, research these things beforehand because so many of these services are popping up. Let's hope the Bitcoin Savings And Loan retroactive prosecution of running a Ponzi scheme sets a precedent and scares some would be scammers straight.

EDIT: 


Virus analysis of software
SSL certificate owned by unknown
Company name similar to banking conglomerate but not that company


Take this info as you like. It's fact. Not libellous.