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Title: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: HEPHAISTOS on January 22, 2017, 12:14:24 AM Enough is Enough
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1717241.1380 i like this forum and how it is managed look at the scammer trust https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=261828 he is steel in neutral trust Too much question, it makes me crazy But ok I understand It is never forbidden to steal, but it is forbidden to get caught I am sorry for the victim but you should know that if you don't protect yourself, no one will protect you. EDIT: You can interact about this scam in the following topic : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1762022.0 (after the ico scam) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.0 (before the ico start) Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: cpfreeplz on January 22, 2017, 12:22:32 AM Another ICO scam? I'm not going to read through the hundreds (or thousands) of posts to see what's going on there but judging from the title this must have been one hell of a clusterfuck.
Shouldn't this be in meta? Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: phaddie on January 22, 2017, 12:24:37 AM Its not for the first time that anyone have scammed and the fact is this kind of scammers are still surviving only because people like us keeps on entertaining them by investing our money into their projects and then cry after getting scammed so its better to do a great level of research before investing into any projects and if you cannot manage to do a research then simply hold your bitcoins without investing them anywhere.
Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: KennyR on January 22, 2017, 12:33:28 AM Everywhere scammers roam around, its not just in our forum. The biggest thing here is that we are not in a perfect position to predict which is a legit and scam project as several projects have been getting initiated based upon the same technology. This makes users get scammed and loss everything in a short.
Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: CyberKuro on January 22, 2017, 12:37:05 AM Its not for the first time that anyone have scammed and the fact is this kind of scammers are still surviving only because people like us keeps on entertaining them by investing our money into their projects and then cry after getting scammed so its better to do a great level of research before investing into any projects and if you cannot manage to do a research then simply hold your bitcoins without investing them anywhere. This kind of scam project can be seen from the first time, it's not so hard to realized the shortcomings feedback and how he didn't answer some important questions from the first time. Don't be fooled by an easy way to get something, moreover with cheaper price which you don't know how it should be done. Learning and do everything possible to get your funds save. Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: ScoocerTipsX on January 22, 2017, 01:56:36 AM It was sure to happen.
Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: ninjabiz on January 22, 2017, 02:57:40 PM No escrow, fake dev profile, urgly UI design, what can you expect? Difinitely 50 BTC is anothe fake figure, who will buy this no escrow ICO for 50 BTC in total? Ppl never learn, after opair, ebitz, let it ride scams in last year, what did you expect from no escrow ico?
Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: Lauda on January 22, 2017, 03:09:58 PM I've tagged them, but that is already too late now. They are likely going to come back with another ICO under a different username. This is how serial scammers act.
No escrow, fake dev profile, urgly UI design, what can you expect? Difinitely 50 BTC is anothe fake figure, who will buy this no escrow ICO for 50 BTC in total? Ppl never learn, after opair, ebitz, let it ride scams in last year, what did you expect from no escrow ico? Do not invest in anything without an escrow, or with random escrows. That's the minimum criteria nowadays IMO.Trivial: Link in OP points to the last post; I'm sure you wanted the first one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1717241.0 Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: Samscamhunter on January 22, 2017, 07:33:51 PM The guy left more traces than he probably intended.
I was able to get access to the scammers own ICO account and to his online wallet before he took the coin offline. Take a look at this topic for more details: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.0 Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: Slow death on January 22, 2017, 10:30:40 PM I've tagged them, but that is already too late now. They are likely going to come back with another ICO under a different username. This is how serial scammers act. he will return I do not like doing this kind of thing, I think this is your scammer @Astrie triswardhani https://plus.google.com/101411972669813277331 Quote from: https://disqus.com/by/astrietriswardhani/ Would be great, If I have XPY Debit card. I can buy anything I want with it. For now, I would love to buy new laptop and rent a cloud mining for XPY with XPY Debit Card, and the profit will rent cloud mining again and again :) kind'a bag holder, so let say 0.01 XPY = 1 BTC :) SOUND'S GREAT :) PU78XWFB6fCM1hNbHjEguLzyQwA2sbTXjS Good Luck with all of your Project. https://disqus.com/by/astrietriswardhani/ Triswardhani #141783 Twitter @a_triswardhani Facebook Astrie triswardhani BTC addy: 1CPmtiB4xub4Afuwq9rJMhRdjCFv5xTpWc good luck with the giveaway Hmmm.... Just figure it out how to get more btc reff from make a blog Cool... 1CPmtiB4xub4Afuwq9rJMhRdjCFv5xTpWc http://www.altcointoday.com/altcointoday-10k-twitter-followers-celebration-4-btc-giveaway-ends-10-31-2014-1159-pst/ I have his possible real address. Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: Slow death on January 22, 2017, 11:43:33 PM I have his possible real address. If you have his address why don't you publicly post that here and if anyone lost money because of the scam they could file a police complaint regarding that.These scammers are coming back because they know that nothing will happen to them in real life and that has to end .I can do it for PM, I can not expose people's address in a public forum and if it is not the scammer, I would be endangering the life of someone innocent. You have to take into consideration that when people are stolen they look for revenge and if someone posts in a forum real address of the possible culprit, you are putting at risk the life of the possible culprit Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: mvl on January 23, 2017, 06:57:34 AM I've tagged them, but that is already too late now. They are likely going to come back with another ICO under a different username. This is how serial scammers act. he will return I do not like doing this kind of thing, I think this is your scammer @Astrie triswardhani It could be that Triswardhani sold his BCT account to the scammer. This is also mentioned in the XLTH discussion topic after someone who hacked into the scammers own online XLTH wallet account revealed the scammers email address and linked it to a different BCT account. Read this and the posts that follow it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.msg17589280#msg17589280 Here is mentioned that Triswardhani sold his account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.msg17591643#msg17591643 Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: Slow death on January 23, 2017, 01:18:24 PM I've tagged them, but that is already too late now. They are likely going to come back with another ICO under a different username. This is how serial scammers act. he will return I do not like doing this kind of thing, I think this is your scammer @Astrie triswardhani It could be that Triswardhani sold his BCT account to the scammer. This is also mentioned in the XLTH discussion topic after someone who hacked into the scammers own online XLTH wallet account revealed the scammers email address and linked it to a different BCT account. Read this and the posts that follow it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.msg17589280#msg17589280 Here is mentioned that Triswardhani sold his account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1740009.msg17591643#msg17591643 I read https://s29.postimg.org/5e327cerb/image.png There it is. Google the email address crt.ferguson@gmail.com You will see it belongs to bct user 'templar77' You can find it in many threads on the forum, like this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=600322.msg6683579#msg6683579 Templar77 was involved in many controversial actions (Libertycoin): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=760653.0 Invest for yourself. He is the guy behind Grumpycoin and Dogenex This is his profile page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=150444 This is also a nice find (Honorcoin) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=639043.msg7218665#msg7218665 Certainly someone with a "history". I leave it to you to dig up more information for now. Feel free to send me a PM. Oh, one more thing, just to show how ultimately stupid this guy is: the "exchange source code" that he sent out to level3 investors, contained a database dump. In that database dump, his username and password for the XLTH ICO and Wallet site were stored (password in clear text). How stupid is that? That is where the screenshots came from. https://s29.postimg.org/5e327cerb/image.png There it is. Google the email address crt.ferguson@gmail.com You will see it belongs to bct user 'templar77' You can find it in many threads on the forum, like this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=600322.msg6683579#msg6683579 Templar77 was involved in many controversial actions (Libertycoin): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=760653.0 Invest for yourself. He is the guy behind Grumpycoin and Dogenex This is his profile page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=150444 This is also a nice find (Honorcoin) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=639043.msg7218665#msg7218665 Certainly someone with a "history". I leave it to you to dig up more information for now. Feel free to send me a PM. Oh, one more thing, just to show how ultimately stupid this guy is: the "exchange source code" that he sent out to level3 investors, contained a database dump. In that database dump, his username and password for the XLTH ICO and Wallet site were stored (password in clear text). How stupid is that? That is where the screenshots came from. Tenplar77 is an alt account of the altcoin creator loljosh ! I specifically remember him being tagged red for that reason, go look at the trust comments, start looking for those Bitcoin addresses ;) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=249302 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=593562.0 But so far there is no evidence that @triswardhani sold his account. Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: mvl on January 23, 2017, 02:02:39 PM ... But so far there is no evidence that @triswardhani sold his account. You must read the post of @iqbal26 (msg17591643). @iqbal26 claims that @Triswardhani sold his account, but he leaves out any evidence. Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: stormcrowe on January 24, 2017, 05:09:08 PM Why that fucker deleted my post about a scam.
So we need to DOX this guy and get the authorities to arrest him. 50 BTC.. You would think that someone would rob him if they knew he had this kind of money. Title: Re: Another 50BTC loss from innocent member of this forum Post by: ninjabiz on January 31, 2017, 12:18:41 PM Why that fucker deleted my post about a scam. So we need to DOX this guy and get the authorities to arrest him. 50 BTC.. You would think that someone would rob him if they knew he had this kind of money. Notice those self-moderated altcoin OPs, they are mostly scams, especially when we ask questions they delete our posts, 99% of those OPs are scams. |