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Title: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 10, 2018, 05:02:26 PM
TO ALL VICTIMS OF BETKING: Please do not allow this serial scammer Dean Nolan any more time. He will not return the 50+ BTC otherwise what would have been the point of him stealing them in the first place in the alleged hack that he claims took place in October 2019 which resulted in betking.io being closed down?




Updated on 8th November 2019

I am hoping any of the 20 investors and victims that are out of pocket to the tune of 50+ BTC will take legal action which is simply informing the police but in a well thought out manner in collaboration with other victims.

I think I know some of the reasons for reluctance on part of victims.

First it seems they have been told they will get back all their funds after the serial scammer starts his next venture though he never gave a time frame. The problem with this is it allows serial scammer Dean Nolan to start moving funds around in the hope of hiding them and I refer to specifically the 50+ BTC that should never have been in the hot wallet but were conveniently placed there just before the alleged hack. It also allows him to use those stolen funds along with whatever is left of the $3+ million he managed to steal from the $6.5 million that the ICO brought in to fund his next ICO scam.

Second it seems some of the investors (maybe all) may not want to tell the police because they might fear they will have to disclose how they funded their purchase of the BTC to invest in betking therefore might be worried about tax implications. This is something not to worry about and I will expand on this later. It seems serial scammer Dean Nolan has used that lie as manner in which to trick and fool some of his investor victims again.






Updated on 25th October 2019

On 14th October 2019 I noticed the betking,io website was offline. It has not been established exactly how many days the website was down for before I noticed it.

Since then investors have come forward and posted they received emails from serial scammer Dean Nolan claiming the betking server got hacked and ALL funds (even those he vigilantly, deliberately for safety reasons kept in a cold wallet) have somehow also been stolen. He claimed investor losses totalled around $400,00 which currently is equivalent to more than 50 BTC.

Since betking and betking.io is not a legal entity in its own right it means there is no distinction in legal terms between betking and serial scammer Dean Nolan.

If betking or betking.io were technically owned by a company then that company (an incorporation such as an LTD/LLC) would be responsible in legal terms and if a fraud was proven its directors could be taken to Court too. In this case, serial scammer Dean Nolan stopped using his Costa Rica based off-shore a long time ago and he has no protection to hide behind it in legal terms.

So what happens next?

I advise investors to work together as a unit. They should select one of them to represent them all and then to allow me to be of assistance. I will collate all the evidence I have and give to the victims representative. The victims must collate their own evidence such as blockchain transactions and dates/times of correspondence etc. After that the case file will be presented (either by myself or by the victims representative) to the UK Cyber Fraud Police Department (and Scotland Sheriff) all can be done online.

After their investigations and after they interview serial scammer Dean Nolan if the UK Cyber Fraud Police Department (and Scotland Sheriff) conclude a fraud took place they will take action against him. In that scenario there will be a Court case against him regardless of whether he pleads guilty or not guilty to the charges and after the Court case is over he will probably get jail time and his assets sold off to reimburse investors.

In the unlikely event the UK Cyber Fraud Police Department (and Scotland Sheriff) do not take action because they think the chances of a criminal prosecution are weak, then we still proceed with a civil case but more on that after the UK Cyber Fraud Police Department (and Scotland Sheriff) conclude their investigations.

My only interest in this matter is to see if funds can be recovered by the UK law enforcers so investors might be able to get some of their funds back.

I warned people from investing in the 2017 betking ICO for the very reasons unfolding before us right now.

 






(original OP written in October 2018 is no longer valid) The betking website is legally owned by a company registered in Costa Rica (offshore company) but its owner Dean Nolan is a resident and citizen elsewhere. I would like to pass on some information to the legal authority of the country that Dean Nolan resides in or is a citizen of so they can start looking in to whether according to their legal jurisdiction a crime has been committed or not related to the betking (pre-ICO, during the ICO and post-ICO).

I have asked Dean Nolan several times to advise which country he lives in so I can contact the law enforcement agencies where he lives but he has ignored me.

If you have any information about Dean Nolan and betking that you feel might be useful when investigating further for evidence or for reporting to the law enforcement agencies in his country of residence, then please post here or if you prefer to remain anonymous please send a PM. Thank You


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 10, 2018, 07:38:55 PM
Law enforcement won't give a shit without the other crimes being  involved.

You won't be able to convince them to get a subpoena either.

Without the subpoena, you won't be able to legally gather enough evidence.

Either you're all in or your efforts will be worthless.

Why did you delete your previous post that I replied to? I guess I cannot take you seriously  ::)

http://i65.tinypic.com/9v9udf.png


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on October 10, 2018, 08:44:35 PM
deanismean's claim that you need a subpoena to hold Dean Nolan responsible for his criminal offenses committed has nothing to do with the reality.

RHavar is the person that persistently attacks Game Protect and gave me a blatant lie feedback as DT2 member, means it is shown by default.

I think game-protect should clearly be banned, he just spews a ridiculous amount of bullshit to drum up his crappy site that does nothing other than ask people to sign up with his referral links. Almost all his posts are just shilling it, or directly linking to it.

He was the owner of a Costa Rica registered casino and there is a scam accusation against him.

bustabit – The original crash game (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2897545.msg46740305#msg46740305)


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 10, 2018, 10:13:08 PM
deanismean's claim that you need a subpoena to hold Dean Nolan responsible for his criminal offenses committed has nothing to do with the reality.

RHavar is the person that persistently attacks Game Protect and gave me a blatant lie feedback as DT2 member, means it is shown by default.

I think game-protect should clearly be banned, he just spews a ridiculous amount of bullshit to drum up his crappy site that does nothing other than ask people to sign up with his referral links. Almost all his posts are just shilling it, or directly linking to it.

He was the owner of a Costa Rica registered casino and there is a scam accusation against him. I will look for the thread.

Thar user posted 2 messages then vanished, deleted the posts with him. I do not know his motives but he cannot be taken seriously.

Thank you for your comments but right now I am just asking for users to help out with anything related to betking and its ICO scam and its owner Dean Nolan so I can make an official Police report against him.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on October 10, 2018, 11:22:41 PM
I recently publicised this article BetKing scam (https://game-protect.com/betking-scam/) and it already reached the 6th entry at google and will climb further. :)

Scammed investors or whistleblowers can post in the comment section or send a pm and we can merge the collected info.

I am curious about the moment when his separate fantasy dream world hits the real world! :D


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 11, 2018, 10:40:25 AM
I recently publicised this article BetKing scam (https://game-protect.com/betking-scam/) and it already reached the 6th entry at google and will climb further. :)

Scammed investors or whistleblowers can post in the comment section or send a pm and we can merge the collected info.

I am curious about the moment when his separate fantasy dream world hits the real world! :D

Many thanks for your post. Yes I saw you created that last week I think and I posted a big thank you when your page was up and running.

I hope somebody can tell me which country Dean Nolan is living in and which country he is a citizen of so I can report him to the legal authorities for the betking scam.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on October 19, 2018, 11:27:25 AM
We are still looking for BetKing scam ICO investors?


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on October 26, 2018, 12:42:22 PM
Considering the feedback of this thread, it looks like scam artist Dean Nolan possiby found only 50 investors totaling maybe $500,000.- while claiming he received $6 million! :D


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 02, 2019, 05:28:06 PM
Received several PMs regarding scammer Dean Nolan but am looking for more. If you have any information that could help in reporting scammer Dean Nolan to the law enforcement authorities please contact me.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 03, 2019, 01:11:14 PM
This is getting better now because new information is coming to light in the wake of the new scam Dean Nolan and betking have just carried out (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.msg49027345#msg49027345)



Please continue to send any information you have about scammer Dean Nolan including:

- which city/country he lives in

- his age

- personal email address

- how you were at financial loss because of his scam

- the manner in which he scammed you



Thank you


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 04, 2019, 08:24:57 PM
I received some information stating that scammer Dean Nolan is from Europe. If that is true it would be quite easy to locate the contact details of the legal authorities there to ask them to investigate this sick pathetic scammer.

Unfortunately I also received information that he is from another part of the world, I need confirmation from anybody who has any information which would help me report this scammer in the country of his residence for fraud.

Anybody who has any information that might be useful to take legal action against scammer Dean Nolan can please contact me, I will not reveal your name to anybody. Thank you.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: tmfp on January 05, 2019, 02:03:21 AM

Quote
Dean Nolan got his start in professional poker a couple of years ago before joining the cryptocurrency craze.  The Scottish national launched BetKing in 2015, which paid out more than $15 million in Bitcoin that year.

Source: https://www.americascardroom.eu/poker-blog/2017/12/poker-pro-giving-away-25-bitcoin-for-christmas/

Also:
http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=436505

He played poker in Edinburgh (Scotland)

http://www.globalpokerindex.com/poker-players/dean-nolan-619663/

"Dean Nolan" is a credibly Scottish name.




Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 05, 2019, 12:18:57 PM

Quote
Dean Nolan got his start in professional poker a couple of years ago before joining the cryptocurrency craze.  The Scottish national launched BetKing in 2015, which paid out more than $15 million in Bitcoin that year.

Source: https://www.americascardroom.eu/poker-blog/2017/12/poker-pro-giving-away-25-bitcoin-for-christmas/

Also:
http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=436505

He played poker in Edinburgh (Scotland)

http://www.globalpokerindex.com/poker-players/dean-nolan-619663/

"Dean Nolan" is a credibly Scottish name.



 ;D  ;D  ;D

You have no idea how much you have helped me out here. You have just confirmed some of the information I already had about this scammer.

I received lots of information from kind-hearted people who were either scammed by this serial scammer Dean Nolan or were not involved with him but had details about him but most of it could not be corroborated. All of it was sent privately in email or PM but you have openly added the above information here. Many thanks for your bold action, I am very grateful.

Now things will get interesting, scammer Dean Nolan is going to have to give answers to law enforcement officers. Let us see if that alleged army of accountants and lawyers (he mentioned to Game-Protect) that he uses actually exist because he will need a lot of help getting out of what the law officers will be asking him.

I am still looking for more email/skype correspondence screenshots and confirmation of any email other addresses this scammer has used in the past. This is quite important.

I have mentioned in the past your name will not be released in public, if you help out in any way your details will remain confidential or better still if you are bold please post openly here in this thread such as in the way tmfp did above.

Please help me in getting this scammer to be interviewed by law officers, hopefully he will be arrested then questioned and then charged with fraud or at the very least he might avoid jail but hopefully will be stripped of all his assets (wherever he tried to hide the siphoned ICO funds) and he will suffer in the same way innocent investors did when they were stripped of their funds after being duped in to sending their hard earned crypto to this serial scammer.



Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 31, 2019, 09:34:12 AM
Please keep sending any information you think might help. Thank you.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on January 31, 2019, 03:03:12 PM
The biggest mistake scam artist Dean Nolan made was to scam Game Protect!

You can find the dumbest scammers in online gambling and I had him quickly!  :D


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on February 19, 2019, 11:58:51 PM
Scammer Dean Nolan is trying to drum up business by attracting new users by saying he is applying for a gambling licence from the UK authorities  !

He wrote "we are working on it" but scammer Dean Nolan is a one-man-band that hires freelancers to modify the website because he is useless at coding.

There is no way they will give a licence to a scam outfit such as betking.

He is lying when he said  "we are working on it", that is an out-and-out lie because the UK authorities will never give a gaming licence to scam projects registered off-shore in Costa Rica.

His website footer shows 2013-2019 copyright but "betking.io" domain was created on 14th October 2015 so this fool is counting the other scam "pocketrocketcasino" a precursor to betking to make it look like beting has been trading for more years than it really has  ::)


http://i65.tinypic.com/2m6u89d.png



http://i63.tinypic.com/67qved.png



Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 14, 2019, 01:05:22 AM
BEWARE

betking is a SCAM

Dean Nolan is a major SCAMMER



Now the owner/operator of this scam has resorted to using fake newbie accounts
and fake multi-accounts to support his betking scam


After the recent flurry of posting by scammer Dean Nolan and his aliases today, more people have come forward with information about this pathetic little scammer fool Dean Nolan and fast dying betking website.

Please note, after receiving very interesting information about activities related to the running of the website and use of funds from the ICO, several people have advised me to delay my case file submission to the UK Police for a few weeks to gather more evidence in the hope the latest information might be corroborated by several others. If it is true then this sick scamming thief will be interviewed by UK Police within a very short time.

It is about time we all worked together to protect us all from scammers.

If you any information (no matter how small or insignificant you might think it is) regarding criminal activity carried out by scammer Dean Nolan using his betking website as a vehicle to steal and scam then please continue to send your information in confidence please.

I will not reveal your name to anybody. Thank you.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Quickseller on March 14, 2019, 03:56:16 AM
Can you explain why you believe this person is a scammer? I read the OP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.0) of your thread, and it doesn't appear to articulate what you believe he did.

IIRC, he has had some problems and controversy in the past, I believe over affiliate payments, but if memory serves me correctly this was resolved. 


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 14, 2019, 01:17:14 PM
http://i66.tinypic.com/2vanrjk.png

I read the Trust and feedback for the above poster and decided to not respond to him for obvious reasons related to the serious allegations against him by senior members of this community and because of the poor disgraceful attitude he showed in the past which led to others leaving appropriately negative feedback, comments and Trust.

As of today it stands "-8176 Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

Add to that his motives for getting involved here in which is a blatant scam by scammer Dean Nolan, it means adding him to my IGNORE list was the best option because maybe he is after the freebie useless tokens scammer Dean Nolan is offering.

The serious allegations made against him in his Trust by senior members of the community mean I would not respond to anybody with that sort of track record or with those sort of allegations against them but I have been advised by some very kind senior members of the community to list at least some of the allegations because not all people browsing this forum will be aware of exactly what the betking ICO scam was and how scammer Dean Nolan stole from players/users on his betking scam website even though plenty of information is out there.

I will post here with an update soon but will keep the poster on IGNORE to avoid reading anything else from him in future.





Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Quickseller on March 14, 2019, 03:23:46 PM
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I read the Trust and feedback for the above poster and decided to not respond to him for obvious reasons related to the serious allegations against him by senior members of this community and because of the poor disgraceful attitude he showed in the past which led to others leaving appropriately negative feedback, comments and Trust.

As of today it stands "-8176 Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

Add to that his motives for getting involved here in which is a blatant scam by scammer Dean Nolan, it means adding him to my IGNORE list was the best option because maybe he is after the freebie useless tokens scammer Dean Nolan is offering.

The serious allegations made against him in his Trust by senior members of the community mean I would not respond to anybody with that sort of track record or with those sort of allegations against them but I have been advised by some very kind senior members of the community to list at least some of the allegations because not all people browsing this forum will be aware of exactly what the betking ICO scam was and how scammer Dean Nolan stole from players/users on his betking scam website even though plenty of information is out there.

I will post here with an update soon.




I am going to take your ad-hominem attack, non-answer to mean that you are unable to articulate why this person is a scammer.

I would let you know your statements potentially open you up to liability under libel laws if you are unable to prove what you are saying.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on March 15, 2019, 02:53:28 AM
Can you explain why you believe this person is a scammer? I read the OP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.0) of your thread, and it doesn't appear to articulate what you believe he did.

IIRC, he has had some problems and controversy in the past, I believe over affiliate payments, but if memory serves me correctly this was resolved.  
It is explained here BetKing scam (https://game-protect.com/betking-scam/)

BetKing scam part 5 of unjustifiably removing 20 BTC leaderboard prices has to be added.

No, removing the affiliate section of referred players was not solved!


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 15, 2019, 08:46:42 AM
Can you explain why you believe this person is a scammer? I read the OP (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.0) of your thread, and it doesn't appear to articulate what you believe he did.

IIRC, he has had some problems and controversy in the past, I believe over affiliate payments, but if memory serves me correctly this was resolved.  
It is explained here BetKing scam (https://game-protect.com/betking-scam/)

BetKing scam part 5 of unjustifiably removing 20 BTC leaderboard prices has to be added.

No, removing the affiliate section of referred players was not solved!

Thank you for the link.

Let us hope the message you provided is clear.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 18, 2019, 12:30:10 AM
I received information, actually lots of information regarding something called the:

Genting Club





It will take a couple of days to check and confirm if the information I received is correct but if it is, then it brings more information about the history of scammer Dean Nolan which will be added to the case file and give to the UK Police.

If you have any information that might help in bringing a police prosecution against scammer Dean Nolan because of his activities linked to the scam betking website then please send it to me in complete confidence. I will not release your name or to the UK Police and will not mention your information on this forum. It is in all our interests to see if there is enough evidence for the UK Police to investigate this scammer. Hopefully best case scenario he will end up in a jail and worst case scenario they will interview him at a Police station and let him know they are investigating even if they might be unable to get a jail sentence.

Many thanks for all the information slowly but surely being sent to me  ;D


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 18, 2019, 06:28:04 PM
OK just confirmed from multiple sources that the Genting Club in Edinburgh, Scotland is indeed relevant to the case file being built against scammer Dean Nolan.

Any other information please keep sending them.

Thanks to another users I have received the ICO commitments that scammer Dean Nolan promised. I would like to have these compared against others that people might have. If you have it please send it to me so it can be confirmed as genuine and then added to the case file and forwarded to the Sheriff in Scotland.

We are getting there  ;D

Thanks to all those that have helped provide evidence and information which might help if a prosecution can be brought against scammer Dean Nolan because of his betking scam. Please continue sending anything you think might be of use.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 19, 2019, 10:25:39 PM
I have been given a document by a user here that wishes to remain anonymous, which the sender claims information and commitments from the 2017 ICO whitepaper. I need to cross reference this with another source before adding it to the case file.

If you are in possession of the 2017 ICO whitepaper please send it to me because this will be crucial evidence for the UK Police (Scotland Sheriff) to study when deciding whether to arrest and question this scammer Dean Nolan.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 22, 2019, 10:39:28 PM
My case file (which I intend to pass on to the UK Police (Scotland Sheriff) is missing some key information that the owner/operator of betking says he will only give to token holders.

When I have that information my file would ready to hand to the UK Police but even if that information is not forthcoming I suppose it would have to be sent as it is.

Could any token holder please ask the owner/operator of betking for a full audit of accounts from the day the 2017 ICO ended and up until today. I am fairly sure he will decline but the key is when he declines to give that information it is important to note the excuse for declining.

Other than that I invite the owner/operator of betking to kindly give a breakdown of income and expenditure of betking from the end of the 2017 ICO until now. If he does not want to post it openly here he can send me a Pm and failing that he should fulfill his obligations to any token holder that is asking for that information.

Thank you.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on March 24, 2019, 12:38:48 AM

An update .... with great pleasure and great delight I feel happy to present the latest Trust ratings for the 4 user names in the OP associated with scammer Dean Nolan that represent the betking scam:


http://i65.tinypic.com/x52ihy.png


http://i66.tinypic.com/2iw8ubq.png


http://i66.tinypic.com/k34tn8.png


http://i63.tinypic.com/2dha7er.png


 ;D



Accounts involved
BetKing.io (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=565024) (-254)
BetKing Support (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1055046) (-128)
PocketRocketsCasino (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=97219) (-126)
dean nolan (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=941114) (-64)


Scammer Dean Nolan has plenty of red trust. Hopefully this will stop gullible people and newbies visiting betking. As a community we owe it to keep each other safe from scammers.


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on March 24, 2019, 08:24:40 PM
If someone is too stupid to put "betking scam" into google, why should not he pay the price?

If you intentionally hold your hand into fire, you also have to pay the price and should not afterwards moan in forums.

However, as the identity of scam artist Dean Nolan is known, victims should submit proof of their losses, so we can hold this pig liable. ;)


Title: Re: Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on June 28, 2019, 06:27:49 PM
Now that serial scammer Dean Nolan has made a new "announcement" about the trash betking website, if anybody wants they can still contact me with any information that might help in bringing a police case against this serial scammer.


BetKing Investor Updates - BKB Staking and BKT changes

In February we released a new token on the EOS blockchain (BKT) and airdropped the tokens to thousands of EOS accounts.
The intention was to use this as marketing to bring many new players after seeing the, alleged, success that some new on chain betting platforms had.

The airdrop wasn't a success and we have had very few players deposit from the airdrop or even play using EOS resulting in old ICO investors having their token (BKB) value diluted.
The new updates to the website did see an increase of players using Bitcoin and Ethereum who had previously played on BetKing and the site is much better for players now.
However, there is the worry that BKB holders could have to wait a long time to see a return due to the amount of BKT tokens in airdropped accounts that could be dumped at a far lower price than what BKB was worth.

As a result we will be making changes to the BetKing website that will benefit BKB and BKT holders.

BKT (EOS BetKingToken) changes
From August the 1st we will disable deposits of the EOS BKT token to the BetKing website.
We will contact Newdex, Whaleex and Chaince exchanges and ask them to delist the token as soon as possible.

BKT can still be used to receive 50% discount on bankroll investment commission as well as pay for withdrawal fees. Players can also play with it.

Because there were some people who earned BKT in bet mining or bought BKT on exchanges to pay for commission or trade later we will still use 10% of the site profit to buy BKT on
the BetKing exchange. We will not buy on other exchanges.


BKB (ETH BetKing Bankroll Token) changes

30% of the site profit will be distributed proportionally to BKB holders who will be able to trade their tokens to a "stake".
This allows BKB holders to start seeing a return immediately.

BKB converted to a stake will be burned and cannot be refunded or traded.

Anyone who swapped BKB for BKT can swap the same amount back to BKB at the same 20:1 rate and then convert to a stake.
All BKT swapped back will be burned.
Extra BKT that was earned or bought cannot be converted to stake.

BKB not being staked that is held in ETH wallets off site will not receive any profit share.
BKB holders may need to show proof of purchase during the ICO before they can stake if they do not stake with the same account they bought with.
BKB deposits will be disabled in Feb 2020 and any BKB laying dormant in accounts for over a year will be confiscated and burned.

BetKing supports multiple currencies for players to play in. We will convert the profit of all currencies to Bitcoin before distributing to accounts staking either every 2 weeks or once a month.

Summary:

We want less confusion for players and keep BKT and BKB more behind the scenes. We will remove token and exchange links from the homepage.
The token page will be removed and have a much simpler display in a separate tab on the invest popup.
The staking feature will also be on the invest popup in it's own tab.
Bankroll investors will pay commission at the end of every week.

For investors profit will be split as follows
50% - Bankroll investors, though they may receive up to 75% if paying commission using BKT
30% - Distributed to staked accounts
10% - Used to buy BKT on the BetKing exchange
10% - Site profit

We will make a separate announcement detailing features and changes that are good for players including a rakeback model as well as replacing the BKT leaderboard.
The affiliate model will also change to pay affiliates in the currency their players bet in instead of BKT.

These changes will take place over the next week.



Serial scammer Dean Nolan is probably planning on trying to raise that $10 million for his bitsafe scam so he can siphon it off and rip-off investors.... again.

After trashing this forum and the people that use it, after saying he makes announcements to investors on the TG channel and to his investors via email - what on earth is this attention seeking imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan doing by posting those "announcements" here?

It seems he showing everybody he is working "hard" on betking for a reason and that reason is because he will probably launch his next scam very soon!




Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on July 04, 2019, 07:23:03 AM
If any of the investors that were contemplating taking a group lawsuit against serial scammer Dean Nolan want to contact me, please feel free to do so.

If it means helping you trying to get your funds back including those millions of USD$ that were stolen by serial scammer Dean Nolan, then I will try my best to assist in any way required.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on July 04, 2019, 12:04:40 PM
Game Protect was recently approached by an UK lawyer who is expert for Bitcoin enforcement and we likely can enforce the crypto currencies scam artist Dean Nolan has scammed!


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on July 13, 2019, 11:50:49 AM
Game Protect was recently approached by an UK lawyer who is expert for Bitcoin enforcement and we likely can enforce the crypto currencies scam artist Dean Nolan has scammed!


Please elaborate. What is the latest with your UK lawyer?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Patatas on July 13, 2019, 12:33:52 PM
Game Protect was recently approached by an UK lawyer who is expert for Bitcoin enforcement and we likely can enforce the crypto currencies scam artist Dean Nolan has scammed!


Please elaborate. What is the latest with your UK lawyer?
I don't think you should be taking him seriously. Recently, he is spamming all the casino-related cases with the same UK lawyer stuff. I'm not sure if any of them are solved by Game-Protect. I'd be happy to see scammer Dean Nolan behind the bars but Game-Protect certainly isn't capable of doing that.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on July 30, 2019, 10:48:42 PM
Game Protect was recently approached by an UK lawyer who is expert for Bitcoin enforcement and we likely can enforce the crypto currencies scam artist Dean Nolan has scammed!


Please elaborate. What is the latest with your UK lawyer?
I don't think you should be taking him seriously. Recently, he is spamming all the casino-related cases with the same UK lawyer stuff. I'm not sure if any of them are solved by Game-Protect. I'd be happy to see scammer Dean Nolan behind the bars but Game-Protect certainly isn't capable of doing that.



Thank you for your post.

I also would be very happy to see serial scammer Dean Nolan behind bars. I hope the investors that were thinking of taking group action against him actually start the process.

I am also hoping to send my case file to the police in Scotland, UK soon but would like more information regarding the serial scammer Dean Nolan and some of his activities related to betking and related to where the funds went after he stole and siphoned-off at least $2.785 million which were stolen by him from the 100 million originally created BKT tokens and then the other funds that were never ever accounted for.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on August 25, 2019, 04:58:05 PM
If anybody that was an original investor in the 2017 ICO that never sold their stake when serial scammer Dean Nolan fraudulently used the bankroll funds to use for buy-backs (so he could sell the millions of BKB he stole and siphoned-off) and wants to take legal action against serial scammer Dean Nolan and his betking scam - then please contact me.

With his latest EOS BKT token scam there were 10 billion BKT tokens created on EOS. Now, there are just 414 million BKT in circulation and a massive 8 billion BKT have been burned. The remaining 1.5 billion BKT belong to serial scammer Dean Nolan.

So just to recap, of the 1,914,268,058 BKT remaining which effectively form the ownership of betking,it is serial scammer Dean Nolan alone currently owns more than 78.5% of betking but when the EOS tokens were launched he owned 10%

He has kept burning the tokens that were created for "other" purposes such as promotions and affiliates but he never diluted his original 10% share which means he now owns over 78.5% and that is the sign of a shameless scammer

I would really like to have this serial scammer investigated by the UK (Scotland Sheriff) Police. Hopefully he will be arrested and investigated and will even do jail time.

If you want to help by doing the right thing and you are an original investor in the 2017 ICO or if you have any other information that can be added to my case file then please contact me.

Thank you


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 16, 2019, 09:47:38 AM
paying 20.6
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ltc/tx.dws?afc07d79a2f2d8958c04820d167c52f9f8efaeda5b47b1cc7519a45307e8021e.htm

https://i.imgur.com/nKrBzbC.png


This is at least day #3 that the scam betking website has been down but serial scammer Dean Nolan claimed to be dealing with an emergency and is quoted as saying he "does not have time to fix the site".

If the investors decide to take legal action against serial scammer Dean Nolan I am willing to make a donation to a class action.

Any true professional business owner and focused entrepreneur would bend over backwards and meet struggles face-on just to keep the business active but here we are at least 3 days later and the scam betking website is still down.

Investors can send me a PM with details that might help in a claim. I assure confidentiality.



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on October 25, 2019, 10:32:33 AM
The OP has been updated.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 08, 2019, 02:59:24 PM
The OP has been updated


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 04:01:03 PM
Due to a recent hack https://betking.io has now closed.

We are working to recover funds and return balances and bankroll investments back to users asap.

We aim to have all balances returned to users by the end of January 2020.

All users with significant balances have been contacted by email or Telegram. If you have not received an email and had BTC, ETH, EOS or LTC on the site please email support@betking.io.

We are looking at ways to buy back all BKB and BKT starting from Jan 2020 with the goal of buying all tokens by the end of 2020. Token holders will be contacted and updated of progress in Jan 2020.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.


This imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is buying time. He is possession of the stolen funds because he stole them.

I am happy to help in filing a complaint to the Police in Scotland, UK. Investors should not give this scammer thief any more time and instead should report him to the Police.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TalkStar on November 15, 2019, 06:15:41 PM
This imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is buying time. He is possession of the stolen funds because he stole them.
He isn't buying time only where i think its another lie. Most interesting thing is that he is trying to give false hope to investors and giving him extra time is just a waste of time. I just checked his reply on his topic where LoyceV asking for giving proper answer but his reply was completely unprofessional. Maybe he don't have real answer. I don't wanna believe his statement about the hacking incident and i am not seeing any chances of getting fund from this scammer..

I am happy to help in filing a complaint to the Police in Scotland, UK. Investors should not give this scammer thief any more time and instead should report him to the Police.
It can be a proper step to reveal this scammer's real face and he deserve this type of action. Hope someone will cooperate with you from the victim list.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 15, 2019, 07:10:11 PM
This imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is buying time. He is possession of the stolen funds because he stole them.
He isn't buying time only where i think its another lie. Most interesting thing is that he is trying to give false hope to investors and giving him extra time is just a waste of time. I just checked his reply on his topic where LoyceV asking for giving proper answer but his reply was completely unprofessional. Maybe he don't have real answer. I don't wanna believe his statement about the hacking incident and i am not seeing any chances of getting fund from this scammer..

I am happy to help in filing a complaint to the Police in Scotland, UK. Investors should not give this scammer thief any more time and instead should report him to the Police.
It can be a proper step to reveal this scammer's real face and he deserve this type of action. Hope someone will cooperate with you from the victim list.

What do I need to be professional for? The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Why the hell would I be professional to Loyce who went out of his way to try and make all BetKing investors lose money?
Are you all stupid on here or what?

What would I be trying to buy time for exactly? Only thing I would be looking to buy time for is to try and recover funds for people. None of you even make sense in here. You wonder why there is no investors/players reporting anything or posting or contacting jollygood? They would be foolish to trust him.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 07:11:38 PM
This imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is buying time. He is possession of the stolen funds because he stole them.
He isn't buying time only where i think its another lie. Most interesting thing is that he is trying to give false hope to investors and giving him extra time is just a waste of time. I just checked his reply on his topic where LoyceV asking for giving proper answer but his reply was completely unprofessional. Maybe he don't have real answer. I don't wanna believe his statement about the hacking incident and i am not seeing any chances of getting fund from this scammer..

I am happy to help in filing a complaint to the Police in Scotland, UK. Investors should not give this scammer thief any more time and instead should report him to the Police.
It can be a proper step to reveal this scammer's real face and he deserve this type of action. Hope someone will cooperate with you from the victim list.


I too hope at least just one victim decides to report him to the Police.

We have his full legal name and his full address. We have evidence which can be presented to the UK Police (the country of residence where serial scammer Dean Nolan resides and is a national of).

So far what we do not have is an investor who became a victim of the alleged hack stepping forward and wanting to involve the Police. They are falling for the lies serial scammer Dean Nolan is spinning them. I have engaged with several investors but so far they are unwilling to involve the Police.
I am sure this will change in future but unfortunately this is the current situation.

I am shocked they actually believe the story that 50+ BTC that was never on the hot wallet was loaded with all the BTC from the cold wallet just before the alleged criminal activity (theft/hack) took place AND to top it all up the crime was never reported to the Police AND was no mention of it in anywhere. I am pinning my hopes on one victim, he is very intelligent and is fully aware that serial scammer Dean Nolan scammed them all - hopefully he will step up agree to report him to the Police. That is when I will assist with filing the report and taking things forward which will see serial scammer Dean Nolan get arrested and questioned to ascertain if he should be charged with a crime or not.

I hope that happens soon, I will post newspaper article links of his mugshot courtesy of the Police station when it does.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 15, 2019, 07:27:16 PM
This imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is buying time. He is possession of the stolen funds because he stole them.
He isn't buying time only where i think its another lie. Most interesting thing is that he is trying to give false hope to investors and giving him extra time is just a waste of time. I just checked his reply on his topic where LoyceV asking for giving proper answer but his reply was completely unprofessional. Maybe he don't have real answer. I don't wanna believe his statement about the hacking incident and i am not seeing any chances of getting fund from this scammer..

I am happy to help in filing a complaint to the Police in Scotland, UK. Investors should not give this scammer thief any more time and instead should report him to the Police.
It can be a proper step to reveal this scammer's real face and he deserve this type of action. Hope someone will cooperate with you from the victim list.


I too hope at least just one victim decides to report him to the Police.

We have his full legal name and his full address. We have evidence which can be presented to the UK Police (the country of residence where serial scammer Dean Nolan resides and is a national of).

So far what we do not have is an investor who became a victim of the alleged hack stepping forward and wanting to involve the Police. They are falling for the lies serial scammer Dean Nolan is spinning them. I have engaged with several investors but so far they are unwilling to involve the Police.
I am sure this will change in future but unfortunately this is the current situation.

I am shocked they actually believe the story that 50+ BTC that was never on the hot wallet was loaded with all the BTC from the cold wallet just before the alleged criminal activity (theft/hack) took place AND to top it all up the crime was never reported to the Police AND was no mention of it in anywhere. I am pinning my hopes on one victim, he is very intelligent and is fully aware that serial scammer Dean Nolan scammed them all - hopefully he will step up agree to report him to the Police. That is when I will assist with filing the report and taking things forward which will see serial scammer Dean Nolan get arrested and questioned to ascertain if he should be charged with a crime or not.

I hope that happens soon, I will post newspaper article links of his mugshot courtesy of the Police station when it does.


Be waiting a long time considering you have none of what you claim. You only post it thinking it will worry me or something. It's pathetic.

Your scam list thread might have actually been a good contribution to the community and warn people of legit scams. Unfortunately I (and I doubt anyone with a brain) can take any of your allegations seriously knowing how poor a job you did on very very basic research you did on BetKing/me. I can only imagine how many wrongly accused projects are on your list because you were too stupid to look in to them properly or understand whatever they were offering.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 07:31:29 PM
~snip~

Now that you have time on your hands again and are posting here again, let me ask you directly: why did you not report the alleged theft of 50+ BTC (which is a serious crime) to the Police?



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 07:50:20 PM
Be waiting a long time considering you have none of what you claim. You only post it thinking it will worry me or something. It's pathetic.

Your scam list thread might have actually been a good contribution to the community and warn people of legit scams. Unfortunately I (and I doubt anyone with a brain) can take any of your allegations seriously knowing how poor a job you did on very very basic research you did on BetKing/me. I can only imagine how many wrongly accused projects are on your list because you were too stupid to look in to them properly or understand whatever they were offering.

Now that you have time on your hands again and are posting here again, let me ask you directly: why did you not report the alleged theft of 50+ BTC (which is a serious crime) to the Police?

My insistence on not publishing your address can be seen here. Are you suggesting I do not have it? I have tried to protect you from vigilantism but I will never protect you from going to jail you low-life criminal serial scammer Dean Nolan: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.msg52919784#msg52919784


I think the saddest part of this whole thing is that Dean who can't even be bothered to update the betking.io page with a little note of how he took their money, and how to contact him etc.  It's kind of like his final fuck-you to anyone who trusted him.
That is extremely disgraceful conduct on his part but that is him down to the core. Everybody knows betking had almost zero traffic so there is no way he would put up a notice for registered users informing them of the alleged hack.

Why do you need to "track him down"?

If there is a case against him the police will do everything themselves. Serial scammer Dean Nolan does not need to be tracked down for any reason at all except if a criminal case for fraud and theft fails, in that case a civil case against him would be the route.

Investors should stop believing him about getting their funds back and should get together to report him to the UK Police because he is a compulsive liar.

The problem is you can't prosecute someone for criminal actions, only the state can. And as Dean has calculated, the chance of prosecution is going to be pretty low. While reporting the crime is a good first step, in the past with similar situations absolutely nothing has come of it.

On the other hand, a civil case is something you can actually do yourself and pretty much guaranteed to win. The burden of proof is much lower, and there's no way Dean's going to waste his scammed funds on a lawyer, he'll just pay out that/those particular people and save himself the trouble.  So the only real issue is just to start a civil case, you need to serve him. I'm not sure about UK law, but generally you need to physically serve the documents to the person. Hence "tracking down" the person to serve them.

(So while it's a great idea, also be very very careful about pre-paying someone online to do it. You don't want to get scammed again...)

My point is that before any civil action starts it is important to tell the Police because if there is a case to answer they will do everything and victims would not pay anything financially to prosecute. They will arrest and charge him (which is a pre-requisite) then the Court will pass judgement (guilty or not guilty) if he does not enter in to a plea. In the event of a Court case the judgement will include a criminal conviction (probable jail time) and him having all his assets seized to be sold off in order to try to reimburse all victims. If enough funds are raised to cover all victims then great, if victims do not get back all their investment then that would be the end, sadly. If there is clear evidence he is hiding his crypto in places which cannot be recovered because the convicted person is not co-operating then the Judge could add an extra order of judgement can be made which could add extra months or years added to the jail sentence.

Furthermore, if several months or years down the line the convict has assets or funds in his name or are suspected to be laundered but are in the name of someone else (bank account, property, car etc) then those could be seized at any time to help repay outstanding debt of the judgement. So transferring assets in to the name of other people will not help him.

The Proceed of Crime Act 2002 (UK Law) will ensure that if a criminal prosecution ever takes place serial scammer Dean Nolan will never ever sleep easy even after getting jail time and even after being released from prison after completing jail time because the criminal will always be liable to repay the full amount stated in the judgement.

If however after he is reported to the Police and after they investigate betking and serial scammer Dean Nolan they decide to not prosecute, only then should civil action be taken. All we all know victims will have to pay a lawyer in civil action. There is no need to track down serial scammer Dean Nolan to serve documents on him. When a lawyer decides to take the case on, they will apply to the Court to sue the thief and when the Court allows for it to happen an address is needed to serve him personally. The law firm will have a dedicated employee who serves documents. As for the address, there is no need for anybody to "search" or "track down". Several people already know how to obtain his current address legally.

I would be happy to provide his actual current address (sorry cannot say anything more than that right now) to the lawyer of any group willing taking civil action but there are conditions, for example there MUST be a report to the Police and they must be given time to investigate. The current address for serial scammer Dean Nolan will NOT be given to any victim of this hideous theft because I would not want it being made public on the count that there could be serious argument that maybe personal harm could come to him if a victim is seeking revenge outside the legal route.

Please do not get me wrong, I strongly despise serial scammer Dean Nolan because of the thefts and scams and frauds he conducted related to betking along with the condescending manner he treated users in this forum and for the utter contempt he showed to those interested in the issue - but I would never want to read any reports of vigilantism regarding this matter.

Before a civil Court case begins lawyers usually write to the defendant stating Court papers will be served if he does not settle the case which will be filed in 7, 14, 21 or 28 days. At that stage if serial scammer Dean Nolan has any part of his cerebral cortex is still functioning he would jump at the chance to settle without paying very expensive legal fees. If a civil case is to begin I will provide the UK lawyer (that has been instructed to represent them) with the current address of serial scammer Dean Nolan so the documents can be filed at the Court. In that process, the victims taking serial scammer Dean Nolan to Court will all receive copies before the case is filed for them to sign the document and consent. It is at that stage the victims will know his address but I would still advise and request to refrain from any form of vigilantism or illegal activity and allow the Court to follow due process. Having said that I cannot see serial scammer Dean Nolan being taken to Court in a civil prosecution because if he will be arrested and interviewed by the UK Police Cyber Crimes Unit he will probably will not be let off the hook. All it needs is a minimum of one victim to step forward to get process started.

To all victims of betking and serial scammer Dean Nolan, please allow the Court to take this matter forward in a criminal prosecution. A condition of judgement will include assets being seized so victims can get some or all of their investment back and will see him get jail time. A criminal prosecution allows victims to sit back and allow the Police and the Courts to deal with serial scammer Dean Nolan and that needs to be exhausted before anything related to a civil Court case should be discussed.

I would be happy to donate financially to pay for lawyers fees to start civil action but victims should now accept they have been duped by serial scammer Dean Nolan and he is buying time. They should start a plan of action to report him to the Police. I will personally help in this matter, I need just one victim to come forward and say they want him prosecuted that is all I need to get the ball rolling but so far it seems they are willing to give him time to repay them.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 15, 2019, 07:57:05 PM
My insistence on not publishing your address can be seen here. Are you suggesting I do not have it?

If I had the funds you claim I stole I would bet all of it on you not having my address. I know what you have.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 08:12:57 PM
This post will be deleted from the self moderated thread that serial scammer Dean Nolan created for his betking trash so am copying here:


I am curious as to why someone who may hold one of your tokens would have confidence you will repurchase the coin and via what means you will do so.

Before you dismiss me as being irrelevant because I don’t hold any tokens, I would point out that you don’t know if I hold tokens or not.

If you held tokens then you would have had access to channels where I was in direct communication with token holders for 2 years now.
Then why is serial scammer Dean Nolan posting here?


Those investors have heard every mistake, every issue, every cost, every idea and saw every single attempt in the past year to try and make betking a success and where I have also said that IF (and that's an if) betking failed and I was successful in another project I would make attempts to buy the tokens back from my own money I earn from this project.
They fell for every one of the lies serial scammer Dean Nolan told them?

You would also know that over half the funds raised in the ico were returned to token holders through the buyback program.
That is a lie. A minimum of 30 million BKB tokens were stolen by serial scammer Dean Nolan who wanted to cash them in so he used the bankroll funds to cash them in and then allow others that wanted to cash in to have them too. Pathetic scammer.

I can't guarantee they all have confidence that I will buy them. Maybe people think if I couldn't make BK a success for the second time that I can't make another project a success.
Nobody has confidence in the serial scammer Dean Nolan. They just hope and pray they can get their investment back.

But I know, from the emails and messages I have been getting, that a lot of people think I can and have wished me success and I aim to do everything I can to purchase their tokens back.
Just like the newbie sock-puppets posting support here for serial scammer Dean Nolan?

Remember, despite what you may read by some here, I am under zero legal obligation to buy any tokens back. I have already shown this to investors a year ago after I went through everything with my lawyer when we had to stop the buybacks due to the business running out of funds. However I said I would attempt to purchase them so no one lost because I feel it's the right thing to do.
Another blatant lie, here is the proof: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.msg52764805#msg52764805

It's pretty hard when you have people trashing your reputation and doing everything they can to make google searches show up some fake scam accusation.
What an imbecile serial scammer Dean Nolan is...

It's also pretty hard when you have no capital (again, despite what you may read, I am in debt). But I started BK/PRC from nothing so it's possible.
$6.5 million of the 2017 ICO funds did not create any new games or development in breach of the terms the ICO was based on with funds diverted to the pockets of serial scammer Dean Nolan. An online casino could probably get started zero funding especially if the source already exists  ::)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: LoyceV on November 15, 2019, 08:19:26 PM
Why the hell would I be professional to Loyce who went out of his way to try and make all BetKing investors lose money?
Lol :D You're the one who told me I should create a scam accusation topic.
Was it worth not buying back the approximately $700 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122856.0) worth of tokens from me, as promised?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TalkStar on November 15, 2019, 08:21:18 PM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact)

Why the hell would I be professional to Loyce who went out of his way to try and make all BetKing investors lose money?
Little Correction: Why the hell would I be professional to Loyce who went out following proper way to try and make all BetKing investors lose to get money?

You wonder why there is no investors/players reporting anything or posting or contacting jollygood? They would be foolish to trust him.
If players can be foolish by trusting you then why not giving them another chance to trust Jollygood for proceeding legal action. :)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 15, 2019, 08:24:04 PM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact)


Prove it. I have not asked anyone involved in BetKing to invest in my new project. Talking shit again.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: game-protect on November 15, 2019, 08:30:13 PM
@ BetKing scam

Can you give me my affiliate commission?

Scam artist Dean Nolan deleted my referred players, only an idiot will believe that this scam artist got hacked! :D


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 15, 2019, 09:05:26 PM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact)


Prove it. I have not asked anyone involved in BetKing to invest in my new project. Talking shit again.


With stealing the 50+ BTC why would serial scammer Dean Nolan need investors for his next scam?



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: PrimeNumber7 on November 16, 2019, 05:12:16 PM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact) that


Prove it. I have not asked anyone involved in BetKing to invest in my new project. Talking shit again.
You are starting a new project a day after you closed your last one because it got hacked?

I prefer to give maximum benefit of the doubt, but I cannot see any circumstances in which it would be a good idea to invest in this.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 16, 2019, 05:29:59 PM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact) that


Prove it. I have not asked anyone involved in BetKing to invest in my new project. Talking shit again.
You are starting a new project a day after you closed your last one because it got hacked?

I prefer to give maximum benefit of the doubt, but I cannot see any circumstances in which it would be a good idea to invest in this.

I never asked anyone to invest in it.
I'm not here looking for investors.
There is no one on this forum or anyone in the betking email list of players or investors who I will even give the name or url to.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 16, 2019, 09:42:19 PM
You are starting a new project a day after you closed your last one because it got hacked?

I prefer to give maximum benefit of the doubt, but I cannot see any circumstances in which it would be a good idea to invest in this.
I never asked anyone to invest in it.
I'm not here looking for investors.
There is no one on this forum or anyone in the betking email list of players or investors who I will even give the name or url to.

Even if this serial scamming low-life will not admit what he did, we all know he made well over $3 million from the betking thefts including the final 50 BTC he stole in October 2019 but blamed it on an imaginary hack that was not even reported to the Police.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 17, 2019, 03:18:42 PM
Of the 100 million BKB tokens created in the 2017 ICO, the 30 million BKB tokens he stole which were sold back to betking for $2.785 million are the biggest part of the scam.

Of the $6.5 million the 2017 ICO brought in, the minimum total amount serial scammer Dean Nolan stole is around half of that ICO income so well over $3 million went in to his pockets without a care in the world for his victims.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 17, 2019, 03:49:39 PM
Of the 100 million BKB tokens created in the 2017 ICO, the 30 million BKB tokens he stole which were sold back to betking for $2.785 million are the biggest part of the scam.

Of the $6.5 million the 2017 ICO brought in, the minimum total amount serial scammer Dean Nolan stole is around half of that ICO income so well over $3 million went in to his pockets without a care in the world for his victims.

Realised you have absolutely nothing now? No evidence. No facts. No "victims" contacting you. Wrong information about me. No reading comprehension.

Here's the facts:
You don't know at all what you are talking about, no clue about the ico, the terms or how the business was run.
Everything you try to claim about the ico is completely false.

No investors believe your claims. Where are their posts? In fact, they know you actively went out your way for over a year to try and ruin their chance of seeing any return on investment. Good job.

They can see how idiotic and careless you are so would never trust you with any info, recovery or legal process.

No token holders are going to contact you to sue me. (a few clueless people have already tried the legal route to absolutely zero success after a year and have gave up)

There is zero funds to recover through any legal means. The business spent the funds exactly how it intended to and because of people like you we didn't see any profit and so the business failed. Simple.
Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
You can all believe what you want or say you would run a business this way or that way but the fact is there are zero funds held by me or betking and I certainly didn't profit off it. I lost well over $1 million of my own investment in it and then kept it running for over a year after the buy backs stopped.

There is zero chance of me going to jail over this which would be the only outcome that you or investors could hope for but that still doesn't get anyone any money.

My lawyers already confirmed over a year ago that stopping the buy back program was OK and I had no legal obligation to buy tokens and that I should close the site then. I kept it open another year to try and turn things round for investors though but it was a lost cause because of people like you.

So, keep posting your shit. I know you get a kick out of your little fame on here and thinking that you are trolling me. You realised your effort was wasted since nothing has changed in over  a year and that's why you had to do these other scam claims on other projects.

I'll continue working and making efforts to recover funds and buy tokens from the people who deserve it.
Anyone who tried to sue me, slate me in public or tried to make it impossible for other investors to recover will be way at the back of the line or not have tokens bought at all.










Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 17, 2019, 03:57:32 PM
Of the 100 million BKB tokens created in the 2017 ICO, the 30 million BKB tokens he stole which were sold back to betking for $2.785 million are the biggest part of the scam.

Of the $6.5 million the 2017 ICO brought in, the minimum total amount serial scammer Dean Nolan stole is around half of that ICO income so well over $3 million went in to his pockets without a care in the world for his victims.

Realised you have absolutely nothing now? No evidence. No facts. No "victims" contacting you. Wrong information about me. No reading comprehension.

Here's the facts:
You don't know at all what you are talking about, no clue about the ico, the terms or how the business was run.
Everything you try to claim about the ico is completely false.

No investors believe your claims. Where are their posts? In fact, they know you actively went out your way for over a year to try and ruin their chance of seeing any return on investment. Good job.

They can see how idiotic and careless you are so would never trust you with any info, recovery or legal process.

No token holders are going to contact you to sue me. (a few clueless people have already tried the legal route to absolutely zero success after a year and have gave up)

There is zero funds to recover through any legal means. The business spent the funds exactly how it intended to and because of people like you we didn't see any profit and so the business failed. Simple.
Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
You can all believe what you want or say you would run a business this way or that way but the fact is there are zero funds held by me or betking and I certainly didn't profit off it. I lost well over $1 million of my own investment in it and then kept it running for over a year after the buy backs stopped.

There is zero chance of me going to jail over this which would be the only outcome that you or investors could hope for but that still doesn't get anyone any money.

My lawyers already confirmed over a year ago that stopping the buy back program was OK and I had no legal obligation to buy tokens and that I should close the site then. I kept it open another year to try and turn things round for investors though but it was a lost cause because of people like you.

So, keep posting your shit. I know you get a kick out of your little fame on here and thinking that you are trolling me. You realised your effort was wasted since nothing has changed in over  a year and that's why you had to do these other scam claims on other projects.

I'll continue working and making efforts to recover funds and buy tokens from the people who deserve it.
Anyone who tried to sue me, slate me in public or tried to make it impossible for other investors to recover will be way at the back of the line or not have tokens bought at all.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan is a pathetic failure who failed at business and failed at everything betking related.

His boasts about lack of legal action against him will backfire. The serial scamming imbecile Dean Nolan will be arrested and questioned as soon as just one investor decides to stop believing his lies and tells me they want to report the matter to the Police.

Stealing half of the $6.5 million that the 2017 ICO brought in by pocketing the cash is something he still denies. Stealing the 30 million BKB tokens which cost the bankroll $2.785 million is something he still denies.

Thief


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: RHavar on November 17, 2019, 05:36:31 PM
Anyone who tried to sue me, slate me in public or tried to make it impossible for other investors to recover will be way at the back of the line or not have tokens bought at all.

What a stand-up guy  ;)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 17, 2019, 05:44:41 PM
You can all believe what you want or say you would run a business this way or that way but the fact is there are zero funds held by me or betking and I certainly didn't profit off it. I lost well over $1 million of my own investment in it and then kept it running for over a year after the buy backs stopped.
That equates to: "I scammed investors out of around 50% of the $6.5 million raised so the $1 million I claim I lost was stolen from the 2017 ICO funds in the first place"


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: LoyceV on November 17, 2019, 06:26:48 PM
Anyone who tried to sue me, slate me in public or tried to make it impossible for other investors to recover will be way at the back of the line or not have tokens bought at all.
Cute. Is this blackmail or extortion? It can be added to your list of crimes!
You made it very clear you weren't going to honour your buy back promises long before I tagged you, and except for some Newbies I haven't seen anyone who got anything back from you.

JollyGood makes a good point about the lack of crime report when you claim "hackers" stole a small fortune. Luckily, your days here are over.

I made this for Dean: http://loyce.club/trust/images//565024.gif (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5200499.0)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 17, 2019, 06:55:37 PM
There is zero chance of me going to jail over this which would be the only outcome that you or investors could hope for but that still doesn't get anyone any money.

My lawyers already confirmed over a year ago that stopping the buy back program was OK and I had no legal obligation to buy tokens and that I should close the site then. I kept it open another year to try and turn things round for investors though but it was a lost cause because of people like you.


Serial scammer Dean Nolan is going to jail as soon as one investor accepts they will never get back their investment.

Would it not be ironic if it were BillyBurns who in attempt to get back his $30,000 investment was the one that triggered the criminal investigation in to serial scammer Dean Nolan. One time biggest, staunchest defender of serial scammer Dean Nolan and betking being the one that played the biggest part in getting him imprisoned. After all, when he discovers and accepts he was told lies he will try to get his money back.

I have my case file ready, just need one investor to give the go-ahead and it will end up with the Police citing the investor as a victim of the scam. At that point the imaginary army of legal advisers and solicitors that serial scammer Dean Nolan claims he has will not be able to help him.

 ::)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: PrimeNumber7 on November 18, 2019, 06:48:41 AM
The site is closed, I'm not looking for players.
Yeah you are not looking for players but trying to hold them for investing on your upcoming one. (Email fact) that


Prove it. I have not asked anyone involved in BetKing to invest in my new project. Talking shit again.
You are starting a new project a day after you closed your last one because it got hacked?

I prefer to give maximum benefit of the doubt, but I cannot see any circumstances in which it would be a good idea to invest in this.

I never asked anyone to invest in it.
I'm not here looking for investors.
There is no one on this forum or anyone in the betking email list of players or investors who I will even give the name or url to.

If you asked my opinion, it sounds like you are trying to delay getting sued until after the statute of limitations on your debts expires.

I have no idea if what your various investors claim they are owed by you are debts that a court will enforce, but my belief is they would if a lawsuit is filed within the statute of limitations. Your apparent intimidation elsewhere in this thread, and other history makes me believe that it would probably be best for any potential creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later regarding any debts you may have defaulted on.

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Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
This does not absolve you of responsibility if you have personally promised to repay debts incurred operating a business.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on November 18, 2019, 08:23:34 AM
If you asked my opinion, it sounds like you are trying to delay getting sued until after the statute of limitations on your debts expires.

I have no idea if what your various investors claim they are owed by you are debts that a court will enforce, but my belief is they would if a lawsuit is filed within the statute of limitations. Your apparent intimidation elsewhere in this thread, and other history makes me believe that it would probably be best for any potential creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later regarding any debts you may have defaulted on.

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Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
This does not absolve you of responsibility if you have personally promised to repay debts incurred operating a business.




Excellent post PrimeNumber7. I think when it comes to serial scammer Dean Nolan the pattern emerged over time is that he is a compulsive liar. He posts lies upon lies and hopes to distract people from the actual situation.

The ridiculous "Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose" line is not going to save him in any criminal or civil lawsuit. All it shows is the low-life serial scammer Dean Nolan cementing his position as the pathetic imbecile we all know him to be. Not all businesses have 50% of their ICO funds (over $3 million) stolen by the person trusted to operated the business therefore probably all businesses having that much stolen from them will fail.

Regarding him hoping to delay any action against until a statutory time limit has expired, that will not apply to this situation because he is a UK citizen holding a British passport and there is no such statutory time related issues in UK law. The Proceed of Crime Act 2002 is the section of UK law (especially the money laundering part) which will most probably be used against him and a successful prosecution always leads to jail time.

In his recent post he boasts about his legal team telling he is not liable for anything and he will not go to jail. The only reason he would post that is because he fears a criminal or civil legal case so is trying to put doubt in the minds of potential instigators that any legal case will fail - but the reality is a legal case will see him at the very least interviewed by the Police as part of a criminal investigation and at the most him being found guilty and jailed for theft of over $3 million that belonged to investors.

The lowest of the low was the final 50+ BTC he stole and blamed it on an imaginary hack but never even reported the theft of $400,000+ to the Police. Pathetic. Now he tells victims he needs time to repay them just for classic misdirection in order to put doubt in minds about holding off reporting him to the Police   ::)

On of the other issues about victims wanting to report the matter to the Police is that some might be thinking that they will have to explain to the Police where they got the funds to invest and it might mean tax implications. First of all, they do not have to worry about reporting the matter to the Police. The Police will are not interested in the tax aspect of where the funds came from, they are interested in arresting and prosecuting criminals.

My case file is complete with evidence of the lies serial scammer Dean Nolan told on a regular basis. All I need is just one investor to say they are willing to report him to the Police then I will hand over everything to the UK Police myself while the victim can wait for the outcome of the criminal investigation to find out whether serial scammer Dean Nolan will get jail time and what assets were seized - and how much of their stolen funds they can expect to get back.



Here is another excellent post from marlboroza on betking and how serial scammer Dean Nolan stole $2.785 million from the 30 million BKB he stole by saying it was going to be used to on the website but he accidentally posted he was going to steal it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4751127.msg44790903#msg44790903

He archived it and the content is one of several key reasons why a criminal prosecution is likely to go ahead: http://archive.is/9opwz#selection-6385.4-6385.34

This is all you need to read:

http://archive.is/9opwz#selection-6385.4-6385.34

I'm buying tokens back with my own profit, the 30 million tokens I keep from the ICO.
There's not going to be any significant reduction in bankroll, max 10% every 3 months.
Yes I will then be making a profit on the tokens I hold, the ones not being sold plus the ones I buy back, that's pretty normal and how most businesses work.
There's no dilution going on at all.

According to ICO conditions (someone archived ICO long time ago, couldn't archive new site) http://archive.is/tdcWr#selection-440.5-440.6

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Distribution
– 100,000,000 BetKing Bankroll Tokens will be created as Ethereum ERC23 tokens and issued after the crowdsale ends.
– 70 million will be available for sale to crowdsale participants.
– 30 million will be retained by BetKing for ICO bounties, testing bounties, advisors, hiring, future marketing and development.
– BetKing Bankroll Tokens can be purchased with Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. All funds will be held in cold storage.
Use of funds raised
After the crowdsale at least 50% of the funds raised will be used for the house bankroll that players bet against and winnings are paid from.The remaining funds will be used for marketing, promos, seo, design, development, server costs and legal.

Is Dean allowed to use his 30% of issued tokens to buy back tokens, to put them on exchange, sell them or to put them in bankroll, as during ICO something completely different was stated?

Read again:
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30 million will be retained by BetKing for ICO bounties, testing bounties, advisors, hiring, future marketing and development.
Quote from: Betking.io
I'm buying tokens back with my own profit, the 30 million tokens I keep from the ICO



https://i.postimg.cc/L57MbCX6/betkingtokens-Copy.png




Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Donatelli on November 30, 2019, 07:11:37 AM
There has been much interesting reading on this thread. I am a betking coin holder prepared to take legal action. I want to connect with those who can help me provide information to the police and/or a lawyer. I have my own experiences but there are probably a thousand posts about Dean's criminal activities that need distilling (some of which has been done on this thread), and I'm sure others have other information offline (Jollygood has mentioned a case file).

You'll find that nearly all investors have been reluctant to come forward, partly from a false hope of being repaid someday but also the systematic way that Dean intimidates and silences anyone who has spoken up. I've added Dean's accounts to my PM ignore list... if you must bully me, do it in the forum so everybody can see how you treat those who put faith in you. Otherwise, post the police case number for your alleged hack - your unwillingness to do so although it's so easy to file a report is the most unambiguous signal of the truth.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Patatas on November 30, 2019, 08:02:40 AM
There has been much interesting reading on this thread. I am a betking coin posts about Dean's criminal activities that need distilling (some of which has been done on this thread), and I'm sure others have other prepared to take legal action. I want to connect with those who can help me provide information to the police and/or a lawyer.
Finally someone as the investor have spoken up! Dean always keep bragging how the “investors are always happy and he doesn’t owe an explaination to anyone else but them”.

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You'll find that nearly all investors have been reluctant to come forward, partly from a false hope of being repaid someday but also the systematic way that Dean intimidates and silences anyone who has spoken up.
Could you elaborate a little more on that? I wonder what sort of power he uses to silence the people? Definitely sounds like a criminal to me.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 08:24:32 AM
Is anyone here selling the debts owed to them by this punk?

I am thinking of making an offer for outstanding debts, no PM’s all details in this thread.



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: LoyceV on November 30, 2019, 10:02:18 AM
Is anyone here selling the debts owed to them by this punk?

I am thinking of making an offer for outstanding debts, no PM’s all details in this thread.
You can have mine (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122856.0) for 1 satoshi. I got about $50 out of the $700 I should have gotten if Dean would have sticked to his word, so that leaves around $650.
I have no doubt I'll never get it, so I stopped caring. I now just enjoy seeing this on Dean's profiles:
http://loyce.club/trust/images/565024.gif (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5200499.0)

Could you elaborate a little more on that? I wonder what sort of power he uses to silence the people? Definitely sounds like a criminal to me.
Dean basically said that people who complain will be last in line (or get nothing). It's an empty threat though, the ones who stay silent won't get anything either.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 10:55:57 AM
for 1 satoshi.

Sold I owe you 1 Satoshi.

@dean.

you now owe  me $650.00

i will now PM you the name of someone who has your full dox, I will be meeting with this person on the 13th December, unless you pay me in full I will be passing your full dox to the investigators in this thread.

xxxxx


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: LoyceV on November 30, 2019, 10:59:36 AM
for 1 satoshi.
Sold I owe you 1 Satoshi.
You can send it to https://tippin.me/@LoyceVVal through Lightning Network :) No rush.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 11:03:02 AM
for 1 satoshi.

Sold I owe you 1 Satoshi.

@dean.

you now owe  me $650.00

i will now PM you the name of someone who has your full dox, I will be meeting with this person on the 13th December, unless you pay me in full I will be passing your full dox to the investigators in this thread.

xxxxx

How about you go fuck yourself?

Your pm is hilarious.
1) A casino manager is not going to just give out private data like that, there's a bigger legal case that I would win if she did.
2) Hate to break it to you but that casino does not have any useful information on me anyway. You won't find an address for me on their system (or anywhere) ;)






Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 11:33:32 AM
I'm not worried. I'm having fun with my morning coffee and email checking. You people make me laugh. Keep trolling and threatening,
But please please make sure you get my dox off that casino because I'll be able to sue them and refund people with the money from that.

I have not made any threats, I did not state where I was getting your dox from, I just stated a name of someone that we both are acquainted with.. 6 degrees of separation and all that Jazz.

BTW - earlier you stated

Hate to break it to you but that casino does not have any useful information on me anyway. You won't find an address for me on their system (or anywhere) ;)

So you have confirmed yourself with double standards yet again as a liar.

maybe drink some more coffee?

People who act emotionally make mistakes.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 11:38:22 AM
I'm not worried. I'm having fun with my morning coffee and email checking. You people make me laugh. Keep trolling and threatening,
But please please make sure you get my dox off that casino because I'll be able to sue them and refund people with the money from that.

I have not made any threats, I did not state where I was getting your dox from, I just stated a name of someone that we both are acquainted with.. 6 degrees of separation and all that Jazz.

BTW - earlier you stated

Hate to break it to you but that casino does not have any useful information on me anyway. You won't find an address for me on their system (or anywhere) ;)

So you have confirmed yourself with double standards yet again as a liar.

maybe drink some more coffee?

People who act emotionally make mistakes.

You are trying to extort me. Your 6 degrees also don't work in this case either. I know that for a fact.
I don't even owe money to Loyce (he also doesn't even have any tokens) so you just wasted 1 satoshi. I heard that could be worth $1 million some day.

Where's my lie?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 11:42:23 AM
You are trying to extort me. Your 6 degrees also don't work in this case either. I know that for a fact.
I don't even owe money to Loyce (he also doesn't even have any tokens) so you just wasted 1 satoshi. I heard that could be worth $1 million some day.

Where's my lie?

I purchased a debt, there is no extortion.
6 degrees of separation does work

your lie - your contradiction -

You won't find an address for me on their system (or anywhere) ;)
??
But please please make sure you get my dox off that casino because I'll be able to sue them and refund people with the money from that.

Please catch up here Dean. As a gesture of goodwill I will sell the debt back to Loyce for the 1sat purchase price if the debt is made good with him in full.

how does that sound?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 11:48:00 AM
You are trying to extort me. Your 6 degrees also don't work in this case either. I know that for a fact.
I don't even owe money to Loyce (he also doesn't even have any tokens) so you just wasted 1 satoshi. I heard that could be worth $1 million some day.

Where's my lie?

I purchased a debt, there is no extortion.
6 degrees of separation does work

your lie - your contradiction -

You won't find an address for me on their system (or anywhere) ;)
??
But please please make sure you get my dox off that casino because I'll be able to sue them and refund people with the money from that.

Please catch up here Dean. As a gesture of goodwill I will sell the debt back to Loyce for the 1sat purchase price if the debt is made good with him in full.

how does that sound?

That's not a contradiction. Maybe I could have said it better. You won't get my address off them, or anyone. That is 100% fact.
But you might get an address and name off them which would be breaking the law, if it was the casino or staff members giving it.

Anyway. Done now. Got actual work to do.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 05:14:22 PM
2nd lead on your dox...

3rd lead commencing next weekend, I’m playing poker with some people who have played with you.

Silly silly dean


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 05:16:27 PM
2nd lead on your dox...

3rd lead commencing next weekend, I’m playing poker with some people who have played with you.

Silly silly dean

oh no

every poker player knows me, everyone knows that. it's hardly a lead


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on November 30, 2019, 05:44:08 PM
2nd lead on your dox...

3rd lead commencing next weekend, I’m playing poker with some people who have played with you.

Silly silly dean

oh no

every poker player knows me, everyone knows that. it's hardly a lead

No son, no one knows you other than a few sweatties, you ain’t fucking famous you mug. It’s closing in dean, all over the $650 of debt I bought.

Imagine what would of happened if you actually scammed me??


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: PrimeNumber7 on November 30, 2019, 07:30:36 PM
If you asked my opinion, it sounds like you are trying to delay getting sued until after the statute of limitations on your debts expires.

I have no idea if what your various investors claim they are owed by you are debts that a court will enforce, but my belief is they would if a lawsuit is filed within the statute of limitations. Your apparent intimidation elsewhere in this thread, and other history makes me believe that it would probably be best for any potential creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later regarding any debts you may have defaulted on.

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Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
This does not absolve you of responsibility if you have personally promised to repay debts incurred operating a business.

<>
The ridiculous "Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose" line is not going to save him in any criminal or civil lawsuit. <>
Businesses do fail every day, and creditors often do not go after debts from failed businesses if there is no money to collect because it often is expensive to initiate a lawsuit to even attempt to collect.

If Dean were to make creditors believe there is no money to collect now, but there may be future income that will repay debts in the near future, creditors may not want to sue in court to try to collect. If there is money to be collected, it would be in creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later to protect against the money being spent.

Regarding him hoping to delay any action against until a statutory time limit has expired, that will not apply to this situation because he is a UK citizen holding a British passport and there is no such statutory time related issues in UK law. The Proceed of Crime Act 2002 is the section of UK law (especially the money laundering part) which will most probably be used against him and a successful prosecution always leads to jail time.<>
I am not familiar with this law. If this is a law that may result in Dean being criminally charged, this will probably not help any of his creditors if he is charged many years from today.Criminal courts often also have a longer "reach" than civil courts, as a criminal court in a location may have jurisdiction over a case that a civil court does not.

If one of Dean's creditors were to sue him to enforce the debt, they need to sue in a specific jurisdiction that depends on potentially a number of factors. If the terms of the debt do not specify what jurisdiction's court can hear any disputes related to the debt, a court with jurisdiction over the location of which the debt was incurred can likely hear a case. However the "location" of where a debt was incurred is frequently a more difficult question than it sounds. Different jurisdictions have different statutes of limitations as to when creditors can be sued, and if you sue in the incorrect jurisdiction, the statute of limitations may have expired by the time you find out that court cannot hear your case.

My suggestion is for anyone owed a substantial amount of money to hire a lawyer ASAP to get advice regarding possibly suing to collect on what you are owed.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 07:35:50 PM
If you asked my opinion, it sounds like you are trying to delay getting sued until after the statute of limitations on your debts expires.

I have no idea if what your various investors claim they are owed by you are debts that a court will enforce, but my belief is they would if a lawsuit is filed within the statute of limitations. Your apparent intimidation elsewhere in this thread, and other history makes me believe that it would probably be best for any potential creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later regarding any debts you may have defaulted on.

Quote
Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
This does not absolve you of responsibility if you have personally promised to repay debts incurred operating a business.

<>
The ridiculous "Many businesses fail every day. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose" line is not going to save him in any criminal or civil lawsuit. <>
Businesses do fail every day, and creditors often do not go after debts from failed businesses if there is no money to collect because it often is expensive to initiate a lawsuit to even attempt to collect.

If Dean were to make creditors believe there is no money to collect now, but there may be future income that will repay debts in the near future, creditors may not want to sue in court to try to collect. If there is money to be collected, it would be in creditors to file a lawsuit sooner rather than later to protect against the money being spent.

Regarding him hoping to delay any action against until a statutory time limit has expired, that will not apply to this situation because he is a UK citizen holding a British passport and there is no such statutory time related issues in UK law. The Proceed of Crime Act 2002 is the section of UK law (especially the money laundering part) which will most probably be used against him and a successful prosecution always leads to jail time.<>
I am not familiar with this law. If this is a law that may result in Dean being criminally charged, this will probably not help any of his creditors if he is charged many years from today.Criminal courts often also have a longer "reach" than civil courts, as a criminal court in a location may have jurisdiction over a case that a civil court does not.

If one of Dean's creditors were to sue him to enforce the debt, they need to sue in a specific jurisdiction that depends on potentially a number of factors. If the terms of the debt do not specify what jurisdiction's court can hear any disputes related to the debt, a court with jurisdiction over the location of which the debt was incurred can likely hear a case. However the "location" of where a debt was incurred is frequently a more difficult question than it sounds. Different jurisdictions have different statutes of limitations as to when creditors can be sued, and if you sue in the incorrect jurisdiction, the statute of limitations may have expired by the time you find out that court cannot hear your case.

My suggestion is for anyone owed a substantial amount of money to hire a lawyer ASAP to get advice regarding possibly suing to collect on what you are owed.

I can save you time. There is no debt to be repaid. There's also a group who already tried to sue, a year ago, who gave up because their lawyers said there was no case, the same as my lawyers said a year ago too.

Everyone in any of these BK scam threads are totally clueless. I guess it's just a case of trying to make drama out of nothing and trolling out of boredom.







Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: PrimeNumber7 on November 30, 2019, 07:46:08 PM

I can save you time. There is no debt to be repaid. There's also a group who already tried to sue, a year ago, who gave up because their lawyers said there was no case, the same as my lawyers said a year ago too.

I would find it unlikely that a group "tied to sue", but didn't because "their lawyers said there was no case", and you, as a defendant would know these facts. A defendant would not typically be privy to conversations between someone who is suing you and their lawyers, and I cannot imagine a situation in which you would know that a group of people was considering suing you but ending up not doing so on the advice of their lawyers.

This sounds like you are blowing smoke to me.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on November 30, 2019, 07:53:08 PM

I can save you time. There is no debt to be repaid. There's also a group who already tried to sue, a year ago, who gave up because their lawyers said there was no case, the same as my lawyers said a year ago too.

I would find it unlikely that a group "tied to sue", but didn't because "their lawyers said there was no case", and you, as a defendant would know these facts. A defendant would not typically be privy to conversations between someone who is suing you and their lawyers, and I cannot imagine a situation in which you would know that a group of people was considering suing you but ending up not doing so on the advice of their lawyers.

This sounds like you are blowing smoke to me.

I have telegram logs of it. I'm not going to post anything from it obviously I have proof of them taking legal action and I know it got nowhere. But keep speculating.

What would help all your guys case is to have someone post proof of being scammed.
Proof of purchase of BKB, proof of them owning tokens (get them to send you 1 token), proof of emails/telegram chat.
Where are all these guys supporting your claims? Why is there no token holders in here?
Jollygood has started 7+ threads in this forum in the past year and a half.
Not a single person has posted since then.

What's even better is all the claims and any questions non token holders had have all been answered by me in these threads many many times. But no one listens and then just posts to bury it deliberately.
You can easily search through them.

It would also help your case if you could actually read or do basic research too. Start with maybe the initial ICO thread, not some bums misquote of it.








Pretty sure this has to be against forum rules no?

https://i.imgur.com/bmSqtuf.png

Mods gonna delete this post too?  :)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Steamtyme on December 01, 2019, 01:16:12 AM
No not against the rules. Doesn't sound like a threat, they didn't post your Dox on a board outside of Scam accusations. Just sounds like a lunch date with Tman, lucky girl. He even gave you a nice little nickname, the flirt he is.

What is against forum rules is multi-posting. So your post may get deleted for that reason unless you feel like editing and merging. Proabably small on your list of things to not worry about.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on December 01, 2019, 07:00:47 AM
Dean is worried as without too much effort I have 2 solid leads on his dox and a 3rf lead with multiple people who played poker with him, already discounted a further casino slightly further away from then genting, it won’t take long to get his full dox.

He also offered to meet me when I visit Edinburgh if I post a selfie outside the genting casino, so seems like he is willing to meet creditors, although I feel it’s a fake offer any UK or EU members PM dean and see if he is willing to make thinly veiled threats to you as well


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TwitchySeal on December 01, 2019, 07:31:23 AM
Dean,

You are responsible for the situation you're in right now.  Not JollyGood or TMAN or RHaver or the "hackers" or anyone else.  Just you.

If your goal is to make everyone whole, I suggest putting more time into that instead of trying to play the victim while being a dick all the time.  It's just not working.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on December 01, 2019, 08:04:55 AM
Dean,

You are responsible for the situation you're in right now.  Not JollyGood or TMAN or RHaver or the "hackers" or anyone else.  Just you.

If your goal is to make everyone whole, I suggest putting more time into that instead of trying to play the victim while being a dick all the time.  It's just not working.

Yes... 1000% start making a concerted effort to not be a cunt, start making payments or build a small fund with a trusted escrow and I’ll leave you be. If not the TMAN will do all. In my power to make you unhappy


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Donatelli on December 01, 2019, 10:00:04 AM

Quote
You'll find that nearly all investors have been reluctant to come forward, partly from a false hope of being repaid someday but also the systematic way that Dean intimidates and silences anyone who has spoken up.
Could you elaborate a little more on that? I wonder what sort of power he uses to silence the people? Definitely sounds like a criminal to me.

Nearly every message and post on these forums is aimed towards gaslighting.

In no particular order, there's lying- reading back through these forums I've found cases where his private and public messages completely conflict (some even sent on the same day), meaning that both he and I know that he's not telling someone the truth.

Then there's blame-shifting- he has a long list of perceived enemies that he'll go on about in extended rants. Everyone is against him, primarily everyone on this forum, but also the investors who were too selfish to pour in more money after all their money disappeared.

He works hard at instilling a feeling of powerlessness- many people have tried to give him constructive suggestions which he quickly rejects ("wouldn't work/tried it before") and then turns back to his enemies list. Powerlessness also comes from the "nobody should sue me because others have tried and failed and there's no money". See also "If you come forward and seek help or speak the truth, I'll put you on the enemies list and you will never get repaid". The language he used in this forum was something like "you'll go to the back of the line" or the "end of the list".  

He avoids responsibility for what he did but instead goes ballistic on anyone who even hints at "something's not right here". Even the bare minimum of an apology showing genuine remorse would have earned him so much goodwill because people are quick to forgive in my experience.



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on December 01, 2019, 11:31:11 AM
Dean is worried as without too much effort I have 2 solid leads on his dox and a 3rf lead with multiple people who played poker with him, already discounted a further casino slightly further away from then genting, it won’t take long to get his full dox.

He also offered to meet me when I visit Edinburgh if I post a selfie outside the genting casino, so seems like he is willing to meet creditors, although I feel it’s a fake offer any UK or EU members PM dean and see if he is willing to make thinly veiled threats to you as well

 ;D ;D ;D

you are a idiot.

everyone will see on the 12th if you got me I guess eh.
I already know the address you think you have.
If I cared to I would be able to find you much faster than you could find me.


Dean,

You are responsible for the situation you're in right now.  Not JollyGood or TMAN or RHaver or the "hackers" or anyone else.  Just you.

If your goal is to make everyone whole, I suggest putting more time into that instead of trying to play the victim while being a dick all the time.  It's just not working.

Oh look, another retard in the forum that can't read. If you were an investor you would know all the effort. They all have been emaild and spoken to. This thread has no investors. Just idiots like you. That's why there's no apologies or showing next plans. You would all be trying to stop them before I can start anyway.
Token holders and people who had funds on BetKing have all been contacted and know what I'm doing to try and make things right.
Which again just for the people who fail to be able to read.....I have no debt to these people. I have no legal obligations to them.
But you guys continue on with your witch hunt that after a year and a half has not done any favour to investors.







Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: LoyceV on December 01, 2019, 11:50:26 AM
But you guys continue on with your witch hunt that after a year and a half has not done any favour to investors.
If this is a witch hunt, that makes you the witch.

The massive warnings on this forum made several of your latest scam-attempts fail, and stopped you from stealing much more than you did already.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on December 01, 2019, 11:50:54 AM
you are a idiot.

Ok sugar tits, your poor attempts at intimidation do not work with people like me, your scams are pathetic, your attitude is pathetic. I bet even your Mrs is pathetic.

Peace out scam man - we will find you, my team have new information! no new public information to be posted


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on December 01, 2019, 11:52:33 AM
you are a idiot.

Ok sugar tits, your poor attempts at intimidation do not work with people like me, your scams are pathetic, your attitude is pathetic. I bet even your Mrs is pathetic.

Peace out scam man - we will find you, my team have new information! no new public information to be posted

Your poor attempts at intimidation do not work on people like me. See you soon.

To everyone else. Done with the thread. Tune in on the 12/13th, sure TMAN will have solved the case and got everyone's money :)


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on December 01, 2019, 01:26:25 PM
you are a idiot.

Ok sugar tits, your poor attempts at intimidation do not work with people like me, your scams are pathetic, your attitude is pathetic. I bet even your Mrs is pathetic.

Peace out scam man - we will find you, my team have new information! no new public information to be posted

Your poor attempts at intimidation do not work on people like me. See you soon.

To everyone else. Done with the thread. Tune in on the 12/13th, sure TMAN will have solved the case and got everyone's money :)

Not claiming to have funds. Am telling you I’ll have your full dox.

Why is comprehension so hard you penis


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on December 01, 2019, 01:47:12 PM
you are a idiot.

Ok sugar tits, your poor attempts at intimidation do not work with people like me, your scams are pathetic, your attitude is pathetic. I bet even your Mrs is pathetic.

Peace out scam man - we will find you, my team have new information! no new public information to be posted

Your poor attempts at intimidation do not work on people like me. See you soon.

To everyone else. Done with the thread. Tune in on the 12/13th, sure TMAN will have solved the case and got everyone's money :)

Not claiming to have funds. Am telling you I’ll have your full dox.

Why is comprehension so hard you penis

You threatened to come see me on the 12th you prick. So I assume you must think you could also get everyone's money while you're at it.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TMAN on December 01, 2019, 01:53:59 PM
You dickfuck, you told me you were going to come see me. As you would have to arrange travel you spaznozzle, I told you to stay where you are.

Fucking persecution complex, if I was coming for you I would just come for you this ain’t grinder you dick, if I chose to collect debts in full you would not know when it’s coming, hows it’s coming or what the fuck would happen.

Poor boy, you really have no idea how these things work do you?

However should any other members be looking for full collection on top of the $650 dean owes me I am more than happy to assist, I’m buying any debts owed by dean now. Please PM with debt total, your requested sales price. If the total is worth my contacts time I will make arrangements for collection


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BetKing.io on December 01, 2019, 01:59:56 PM
You dickfuck, you told me you were going to come see me. As you would have to arrange travel you spaznozzle, I told you to stay where you are.

Fucking persecution complex, if I was coming for you I would just come for you this ain’t grinder you dick, if I chose to collect debts in full you would not know when it’s coming, hows it’s coming or what the fuck would happen.

Poor boy, you really have no idea how these things work do you?

However should any other members be looking for full collection on top of the $650 dean owes me I am more than happy to assist, I’m buying any debts owed by dean now. Please PM with debt total, your requested sales price. If the total is worth my contacts time I will make arrangements for collection

You told me you were in a casino. I told you to tell me what one. You didn't and said you would come to me and told me to stay where I was. But I know you can't come to me so I asked where to meet since I'd have to travel.
You can't read. I assume you were drunk last night.

I know exactly how these things work and know with your posts on the forum that you don't or you wouldn't have even been posting in the first place.

Anyway, do what you want with whatever dox you get. I don't care. There's nothing you can get or do with them


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on December 01, 2019, 03:00:02 PM
What an absolute imbecile that serial scammer Dean Nolan really is....

I am not using sock-puppets but he is using them to miraculously post in a locked pro-betking thread

 ::)



There has been much interesting reading on this thread. I am a betking coin holder prepared to take legal action. I want to connect with those who can help me provide information to the police and/or a lawyer. I have my own experiences but there are probably a thousand posts about Dean's criminal activities that need distilling (some of which has been done on this thread), and I'm sure others have other information offline (Jollygood has mentioned a case file).

You'll find that nearly all investors have been reluctant to come forward, partly from a false hope of being repaid someday but also the systematic way that Dean intimidates and silences anyone who has spoken up. I've added Dean's accounts to my PM ignore list... if you must bully me, do it in the forum so everybody can see how you treat those who put faith in you. Otherwise, post the police case number for your alleged hack - your unwillingness to do so although it's so easy to file a report is the most unambiguous signal of the truth.

hi jollygood



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: The-One-Above-All on December 01, 2019, 06:26:07 PM
for 1 satoshi.

Sold I owe you 1 Satoshi.

@dean.

you now owe  me $650.00

i will now PM you the name of someone who has your full dox, I will be meeting with this person on the 13th December, unless you pay me in full I will be passing your full dox to the investigators in this thread.

xxxxx



Hmmm this is a very interesting post. Clearly extortion by your own standards tman/yogg. Where is that TMAN puppet YOGG who claims that if alice has her phone grabbed out of her hand by BOB that alice is not allowed to say " give it back bob or I will report you to the police" THAT HE CLAIMS IS EXTORTION/blackmail and so does TMAN.


Actually so does the tman ass feltcher steamtyme. That chipmixer spamming double standards scum bag.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5123646.msg50281769#msg50281769

Tman has a history of extorting/blackmailing people for MONEY.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1764757.0

Combined with the PM and subsequent threats on the prior page/this page that could be seen clearly as threatening.

What is more worrying about this is that Tmans attempted extortion seems to be suggesting that he will only dox or turn up and this persons house (if that is what the PM is implying) if TMAN does not get his $650 bucks that he just got for 1 satoshi??

Where is the concern for others? if you are not saying you will NOT dox him if he pays up the $650 you just bought for 1 satoshi LOL

Demonstrates the clear double standards of these scumbag DT and the scamming supporters.

This post is not to be conflated with support for taking peoples investments or not paying them what you owe them. This just ANOTHER example of TMAN, and his scumbag gang of scammer supporters like steamtyme, yogg etc supporting clear extortion for pure financial gain from their scammer pals and then claiming if someone else simply states they will encourage people to research a members post history to see the truth for themselves if that member keeps making false allegations with NO evidence  THAT IS WRONG and should have red trust.

Thanks Tman more just another example to keep bringing up over and over again to demonstrate the clear double standards here from DT members who collude together for their own gain.

Look forward to a nice extortion/blackmail comparison thread from DT's and their supporting scumbag pals.

TMAN and his "contacts" lol that basement dwelling tourettes suffering moron has no contacts. He's a drooling moron who would not dare raise his voice to any other able bodies male under 40 in RL.  Tough guy tman is a joke.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Steamtyme on December 01, 2019, 06:59:20 PM
Actually so does the tman ass feltcher steamtyme. That chipmixer spamming double standards scum bag.
Hey no posting my legal name outside of the investigations thread. Freakin rude man.

Apart from that I guess I'm confused... you're confused by a few things. Me and Tman have had very little interactions, apart from recently in a resource thread I'm working on. The most current listing of trust list they've excluded for nearly as long as LoyceV had been tracking it, if not longer didn't really keep track of that.

Drawing very thin lines to connect the dots between your CH's hypothetical situation and this one is hilarious. What TMAN paid for the debt is irrelevant, people/companies buy debt all the time. Then try and collect it, that's how it goes. I'm not going to try and guess what TMAN has going on in his mind, he is flexing what information he feels he has on the accused scammer to collect what is owed to him.

Now is it extortion... you'd have to get a lawyer and judge to figure it out. The thing is there is no threat of harm here. He is simply stating he will forward along the DOX of the alleged scammer to those investigating him and his accused scam. I don't see there being any harm based on the way Dean has responded, and brushed it off. So telling a public citizen information legally sourced about another through a private discussion doesn't seem to cross any lines.

Blackmailing by the way just misses the mark. It would be done privately and would have to be something like this

TMAN: Hey douche saw that 50 BTC transferred to your wallet address you used 5 years ago
Douche: Aww man my bad, fuck don't tell anyone... especially that super smart TOAA dude.
TMAN: Okay you send me 5 BTC, and a pick of you topless with TMAN is cool written in lipstick with eyes dran at your nipples and we have a deal.





Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on December 01, 2019, 08:12:10 PM
But you guys continue on with your witch hunt that after a year and a half has not done any favour to investors.
If this is a witch hunt, that makes you the witch.

The massive warnings on this forum made several of your latest scam-attempts fail, and stopped you from stealing much more than you did already.



Well there is no witch hunt, there is just a desire to tell as many people as possible about the betking scam and the person behind it: serial scammer Dean Nolan


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: The-One-Above-All on December 02, 2019, 01:08:19 AM
Actually so does the tman ass feltcher steamtyme. That chipmixer spamming double standards scum bag.
Hey no posting my legal name outside of the investigations thread. Freakin rude man.

Apart from that I guess I'm confused... you're confused by a few things. Me and Tman have had very little interactions, apart from recently in a resource thread I'm working on. The most current listing of trust list they've excluded for nearly as long as LoyceV had been tracking it, if not longer didn't really keep track of that.

Drawing very thin lines to connect the dots between your CH's hypothetical situation and this one is hilarious. What TMAN paid for the debt is irrelevant, people/companies buy debt all the time. Then try and collect it, that's how it goes. I'm not going to try and guess what TMAN has going on in his mind, he is flexing what information he feels he has on the accused scammer to collect what is owed to him.

Now is it extortion... you'd have to get a lawyer and judge to figure it out. The thing is there is no threat of harm here. He is simply stating he will forward along the DOX of the alleged scammer to those investigating him and his accused scam. I don't see there being any harm based on the way Dean has responded, and brushed it off. So telling a public citizen information legally sourced about another through a private discussion doesn't seem to cross any lines.

Blackmailing by the way just misses the mark. It would be done privately and would have to be something like this

TMAN: Hey douche saw that 50 BTC transferred to your wallet address you used 5 years ago
Douche: Aww man my bad, fuck don't tell anyone... especially that super smart TOAA dude.
TMAN: Okay you send me 5 BTC, and a pick of you topless with TMAN is cool written in lipstick with eyes dran at your nipples and we have a deal.





Shut up snake, your double standards are clear.


By creating a "tit" for "tat" scenario, Alice can be said to be blackmailing Bob. There is the perceived agreement if you return my property, I will not notify the police. Do something for me and I'll remove the negative consequence of your actions from the table. Now would Alice be punished, charged or sentenced for this - No at least not in my country. Should the police become involved their advice would be to always notify them and file a report even if you've recovered the property.

Rightly so, Alice may not realize that by letting Bob off scott free, she is only setting the predator on a path to the next victim, who may not be so lucky.




But tman saying give me the $650 ( i just purchased for 1 satoshi) or else I dox you or now that I know your address...bla bla

IS NOT a threat nor blackmailing. Not tit for tat at all... stfu

Welcome to your posts being scrutinized daily and CORRECTED whenever I feel like it. Scammer supporter.

Do you have Tman on your trust includes by any chance... are they mutual? how many merits do you scumbags share??

This is clear extortion for financial gain.

LOL at alice the blackmailer/extortionist and TMAN clearly not the blackmailer/extortionist.

Tman has been caught out extorting people before and using the THREAT of red trust to silence whistle blowing on his scamming pals.

Imagine beinga tman assfeltcher just for some chipmixer btc dust. What a pathetic loser you are.

Now that we see you are not just fully retarded and are truly convinced that alice was a blackmailer but rather were just playing the retard to protect your scamming pals as evident clearly now from your latest defense of tmans extortion/blackmail then your posts are going to require a lot more attention so that we can help and educate you young grasshopper.

This post again is not to be confused with ANY KIND OF SUPPORT for the betking guy if he really has a responsibility to pay people out and has not done so. This is purely a clear example of extortion under tman/yogg/lauda/steamtyme and EVERY OTHER DT that did not dispute lauda/tman/yogg/owlcatz claims that CH was extorting and blackmailing lauda by claiming if lauda called him a liar again without producing evidence then he would encourage people to review laudas post history to find out the truth about lauda and see if he himself is a liar.

DT = scum bags that will do or say anything for their own financial gain.

TMAN  says... " imagine what would happen if you scammed me"  LOL  I bet that got him trembling and paying up haha

Tman turning this thread from a LEGAL combined effort to reclaim the funds for everyone INTO tman buying the apparent debts for 1 satoshi each and then extorting the member into paying HIM the funds. LOL.



Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 03, 2020, 02:14:25 AM
For all those investors that serial scammer Dean Nolan stole from, I wish you a Happy New Year and hope you will get the funds serial scammer Dean Nolan stole returned to you very soon.

I am still hoping to assist in any way possible that just might see 2020 being the year that serial scammer Dean Nolan was finally jailed for various crimes related to betking.

What are the latest lies he has spun investors in a bid to buy time to hold off him being reported to the Police?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Donatelli on January 03, 2020, 03:16:05 AM
JollyGood... As an investor, I welcome your offer, please take a look at my PMs. Waiting for your reply.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on January 03, 2020, 11:18:35 PM
JollyGood... As an investor, I welcome your offer, please take a look at my PMs. Waiting for your reply.

Sorry I have received no PMs from you. Can you please check to ensure they were sent?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: Donatelli on January 05, 2020, 11:43:20 AM
JollyGood... As an investor, I welcome your offer, please take a look at my PMs. Waiting for your reply.

Sorry I have received no PMs from you. Can you please check to ensure they were sent?

Hi I sent a new message. If that doesn't work, perhaps pm me and I'll reply.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BKB-token on May 15, 2020, 11:18:37 AM
What is the current price for one BKB token?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: jonlevy on June 01, 2020, 12:54:04 PM
What is the current price for one BKB token?

If anyone is holding any of the Betking tokens, either type, pelease get in touch with me.  There is no cost to you:

Dr. Jonathan Levy
Attorney & Solicitor
Unit 7810, PO Box 6945, London, W1A 6US
United Kingdom
 
info@jlevy.co


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: BKB-token on June 03, 2020, 08:53:06 AM
@ JollyGood

I heard you are preventing BetKing token victims to hold the admin liable?


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: jonlevy on June 04, 2020, 02:17:08 PM
@ JollyGood

I heard you are preventing BetKing token victims to hold the admin liable?

BKB Victims can contact me and discuss their options at no cost.

Dr. Jonathan Levy
Attorney & Solicitor
Unit 7810, PO Box 6945, London, W1A 6US
United Kingdom
  
info@jlevy.co
  
Tel  +44 (0) 20 8144 2479
Fax +1 202 478 1970


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: TwitchySeal on June 04, 2020, 02:56:22 PM
@ JollyGood

I heard you are preventing BetKing token victims to hold the admin liable?

BKB Victims can contact me and discuss their options at no cost.

Dr. Jonathan Levy
Attorney & Solicitor
Unit 7810, PO Box 6945, London, W1A 6US
United Kingdom
  
info@jlevy.co
  
Tel  +44 (0) 20 8144 2479
Fax +1 202 478 1970

I'd strongly advise against doing any business with Jonathan Levy.  It will surely be a colossal waste of time.  Do not give him any personal information or money.  

He's the same guy game-protect (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=874254) claimed to have representing him, so I did a little research a while back.  He's crazy and, more importantly, clueless when it comes to cryptocurrency.

I posted what I found here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227426.msg53934187#msg53934187

He makes outrageous legal claims to cause waves. (like suing the pope for nazi gold, or suing the EU for $11 billion for failing to regulate cryptocurrency) Nothing ever comes of them, obviously.


What a coincidence the lawyer game-protect brought up months ago is now here at bitcointalk looking for victims of crypto casino scams to represent....what are the odds.





Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on June 04, 2020, 03:44:40 PM
The jonlevy member is a fake. He is not a lawyer.

The phone number he posted is an answering machine in a female voice saying: "Thank you for calling teletext holidays...."

He is using a mailing address as his UK office.

The fact of the matter is he is not registered anywhere as a lawyer in any official register and is trying to fool people.

I strongly echo what TwitchySeal is saying and would go a step further advising people to add jonlevy to their IGNORE list.

I advise all people to avoid this jonlevy member like you would avoid the plague.


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: jonlevy on June 04, 2020, 04:18:59 PM
The jonlevy member is a fake. He is not a lawyer.

The phone number he posted is an answering machine in a female voice saying: "Thank you for calling teletext holidays...."


You can also initially contact me through my London office for English matters if you prefer but this is not an English law matter:

https://www.berladgrahamllp.com/our-team/dr-jon-levy/


Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on May 14, 2021, 08:27:45 AM
It looks like betking.io is going for another relaunch soon which means maybe another set of bankroll investors will be targeted but it could also mean something else is on the agenda.

Everybody should beware and stay away from anything related to betking.io otherwise they might never get their funds back...








Title: Re: [ SCAM ALERT ] Legal Action Against Dean Nolan & betking.io
Post by: JollyGood on July 08, 2023, 11:11:10 AM
Now that betking.io has yet again been re-launched I think it is fairly safe to assume at some stage there will be an exit-scam. The owner operator of betking.io has already used various excuses when closing down the website.

If previous victims of betking consider taking a united approach in legal action it might stop a new generation of investors becoming victims.

You are all advised to remember that if you sent any funds to betking.io either for participating in gambling or in order to invest via any new tokens that they will put up for offer with ROI that simply will not be feasible, you will not see your investment again.