Title: bitcoin Scam - Bitcoin arr Post by: Simonsays on May 23, 2013, 05:40:07 AM Just an FYI to you all - you'll see them spamming posts/boards.
Bitcoin arr is a SCAM. Beware Friendly chat until you make a purchase - then they disappear and your cheap bitcoins never appear.. imagine that. Has anyone dealt with Paypal claims involving bitcoins? ??? Title: Re: [Suspicious link removed] Scam Post by: 🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 on May 23, 2013, 05:40:30 AM bitcoinarr? (apparently not) BITCOINARR IS A SCAM BTW
Title: Re: bitcoin Scam - [Suspicious link removed] Post by: umair141 on May 23, 2013, 06:09:45 AM Stay away , I also got scammed by them.
Title: Re: bitcoin Scam - Bitcoin arr Post by: E.Sam on May 23, 2013, 11:52:51 AM Info from whois.net:
Domain Name: BITCOINARR.COM Registrar: SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC. Whois Server: whois.yovole.com Referral URL: http://www.yovole.com Name Server: NS3.YOVOLE.COM Name Server: NS4.YOVOLE.COM Status: clientTransferProhibited Updated Date: 22-mar-2013 Creation Date: 22-mar-2013 Expiration Date: 22-mar-2014 I m small googling of SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC. found this 1 year old topic: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120413222051AALz56u Quote I wanna get a nice pair of bball shoes, but they can be so damn expensive. I typed in "basketball shoes cheap" on google and this is the first website that came up. You think its legit? http://www.basketball-parkgo.net/Cheap-air-jordan-men_c94?page=3 Thank you If you follow the link, the website has been replaced by serving notice of civil lawsuit [Southern District of Florida]. I think it's safe to assume that this is a scam. Title: Re: bitcoin Scam - [Suspicious link removed] Post by: webcrest on May 23, 2013, 12:49:45 PM how spam posts work. like if someone ask me to post his bitcoin public key on my post. will it be a threat for me or what? please explain it with detail.
Title: Re: bitcoin Scam - [Suspicious link removed] Post by: Arctree on May 24, 2013, 12:59:39 PM @simonsays
If it looks to good to be true..... Luckily I came across your post. I did consider it a scam because it was too cheap but then I discovered the chat option and `had a chat`. On the other side of the chat I had `Candy` which was sweet. I asked specific questions like were are you located? `Candy` declined to answer. Looked up the address on Google Please note that the address is one word. No sign so its new. Thanks again to poster for alerting me to this creature. Please note that at this time the chat function is disabled on that site after I enlightened `Candy` as to my opinions of such activity. Suggest you do the same since `chat` is used to bridge the trust issue. Thanks again Simonsays Title: Re: bitcoin Scam - [Suspicious link removed] Post by: Simonsays on May 28, 2013, 06:35:25 PM @simonsays If it looks to good to be true..... Luckily I came across your post. I did consider it a scam because it was too cheap but then I discovered the chat option and `had a chat`. On the other side of the chat I had `Candy` which was sweet. I asked specific questions like were are you located? `Candy` declined to answer. Looked up the address on Google Please note that the address is one word. No sign so its new. Thanks again to poster for alerting me to this creature. Please note that at this time the chat function is disabled on that site after I enlightened `Candy` as to my opinions of such activity. Suggest you do the same since `chat` is used to bridge the trust issue. Thanks again Simonsays That Candy is a sly one isn't she? I'll admit that it was quite late and I had had a few brews - otherwise I don't think I would have fallen for the trap. Glad you saw my post and were able to avoid it! Cheers. |