aint no rest for me when our site is under constant siege from every scammer from every 3rd world country in the world.

i said you were a scammer because:

a) you claim the system made a mistake(which it did not).

b) you claim i'm responsible for the .32 withdrawn from your account.

c) you replied to my post under another bitcointalk account, then immediately deleted it before i could call you out, but i got a screen shot.

d) the fact you are using multiple bitcointalk accounts alone indicates shady activity.


let me be clear, i have no idea what your problem is but you accuse the system of stealing your btc however here is the transaction that came from openex

https://blockchain.info/tx/a30e5456fef2cba8fc2cad1f8a0bad685cc3fa94e767bd5ac3a07c2920856999

the transaction you reference happened immediately following this transaction.

i understand whats going on now. you saw the second transaction and thought we made some type of mistake. instead, it appears you may be a victim of hacking, since the coins were sent to the address in the withdraw request submitted from your account, then the coins were sent from that address to another address.

as far as i can tell your coins are now residing at the following address
https://blockchain.info/address/1PLo84mD9JKDpEKj4CLPHpZKCSQFB9PZ1r

please confirm if this is your address or not

wow, this is getting ridiculous.  you accused me of stealing your coins. i showed you how the withdrawals are handled from the admin interface. what do you not understand? last time i will tell you, find a translator chinese to english to speak to me on your behalf.

I didn't initiate the withdrawal from your account. i only approved it when it came into the withdrawal queue. find someone who can speak english so  i can have the full story. all i see is flip flopping.

pm me

give it up. you suck at scamming. maybe get a real job?

I made a mistake huh?

Whatever you put into the address field of the withdraw page is the address the coins are sent to.

let me just show you a video of how it works.

https://openex.mangospring.com/sf/MTI3NTNfNDg2OTky

"my system" sends to whatever address you type into the box, without prejudice. when you say "theres nowhere to type your address", what on earth are you talking about?

every other user seems to use it just fine. the one known issue is that the text boxes are small on android devices, which you are very unlikely to be using for deposit/withdrawal anyway.
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"but i have multiple computers."

son, i have 3 laptops, an iphone, a kindle, a desktop and ONE bitcointalk account.

The fact that you think you can fool me is hilarious. gtfo.

this is your one chance to come clean of your dishonesty. if you continue to lie, you forfeit your balance of 19,000 PAND.

You changed your post really fast before i could quote it and totally bust you out xinychao/alicex, but luckily i could screenshot it still. busted scammer. smdh.

get a life you loser.

Lol, no. its all quite pathetic really. releasing coins. talentless hacks

Ok, i stiffened the protection on the login page and added bruteforce protection on the withdraw page and account preference page. 3 strikes the ip is banned on all pages now. tommorow i will add dual logging(both session and database, incase a trickster gets crafty and tries to remove the session cookie, we can still log the count in the db)

your bitcoin withdrawal of .32 shows up to the following address:

https://blockchain.info/address/18Zj8xMr4ue7uJZ484G1XZoX4WjuWsYDcM

afterwards, you repeatedly attempt to withdraw pandacoin to your own username.

on one hand it looks like you are trying to run a con(funny how you would know to come directly to this thread to voice a complaint) but on the other hand its possible that someone has gained access to your account, of which i am not liable.however, you bring up a valid point. i need to add a captcha and access violation to the withdraw page and account preferences, because in the event of session jacking these two pages could be bruteforced without limitation. despite being bedridden, i will quickly add this necessary protection. thanks

not really. this type of premine was popular about 2 or 3 months ago.

you sure wouldn't want me as a mod. every altcoin release thread that didn't cut the mustard would be straight to the trash can in two shakes of a lambs tail.

my reasoning is simple:

when i came here i wanted to make money but didn't know how and didn't have any technical skills. so i first started a few petty scams, got caught..
yada yada.

then i made a half ass faucet script in php. used it to get bounties which i'd dump shamelessly on cryptsy. scamming scamming scamming, never contributing anything.

then i discovered i could make a few pump and dump coins(Nanotoken and Jcoin), then i got Ballsy and tried to rip off iGotSpots(Gascoin) and this is really where i learned a valuable lesson (and got in a bit of hot water as well)thanks to BCX forking the coin(Nanotoken) and a couple major investors came calling giving me the what for. First of all, it doesn't justify my actions previous to what i've been doing lately (OpenEx & OpenSourceCoin), but the bottom line is, if you force people to pursue other ways of making money in this community(by banning alt releases on the forum), it might force them to pursue other options(like i have done
). given other options, some of them might learn how to actually code, offer pr services, start a business etc. sky is the limit. Sorry for the ADD style rant, but this is really my complete thoughts on this subject.

I know my opinions probably aren't worth much due to all the bridges i've burned, but i believe that most scammers only desire is to be successful and accepted by their peers. if perhaps we started some type of community workshops geared towards bitcoin/altcoins or something of the sort, we could probably avert a bit of the scamming, and maybe just maybe have a few more good members who contribute meaningfully to the community.

TLDR;
I scammed people, so take it from me. ban altcoin release threads and force these people to contribute something notable to the community, by eliminating their easy honey hole(pump and dump coins).

You failed to read between the lines. This thread is satyrical genius. the comedy is the way it mocks the "sales pitch" of 99% of the altcoins released lately. Its poking fun at how obvious the scams are, and the fact the only people mining these new coins for the most part is the scammers and their sock puppets.

now all we need is the Winklevoss twins to announce an IPO

Op sorry for your loss, but:

pro tip: some email services such as windows live mail have options for enabling two factor auth on your email account. its a little annoying to enter the code everytime you login to your email, but if you have alot at stake its worth it.

One last thing, due to the 3 or 4 bugs that allowed a few people to cheat, i am force to either:

a) buy up a stock pile of (DOGE, BLC, SKC, 42, ASR).

or

b) offer BTC as a substitute for the coins.

If you are holding any of the above coins, this is the situation and why your withdrawals are not going through. DOGE and 42 have been easy to cover so far because i can just buy them at cryptsy where i have a pretty nice portfolio i can liquidate if it comes to it.

BLC, SKC, and ASR are different because i am not sure where i can buy them. i am looking to buy the following.

50,000 DOGE

.0015 42coin

50 ASR

10,000 BLC

5,000 SKC

thank you

Between shady hardware companies, fly by night bitcoin services, and the alt forum this site looks like a scammer haven to the general public.