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Not just this subject. This forum needs some serious reworking.
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The Maddox post lists a bunch of bullshit about hacking that is not possible unless either:
a) someone has hacked your computers you use
b) you use stupid easy to guess passwords on email services that allow you to guess over and over again
Yeah, tell that to Zhou Tong  |
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What? Just go to the local hardware store and buy some for about 10 cents. Sheesh, anything to make a buck  |
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EDIT: Screw it, I'll just report the thread, see if anything comes of it (who am I kidding).
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Hmm. Seems I had a post deleted from here calling Rarity out as a sockpuppet. That's interesting.
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Oh right. Oh well, that's fine by me. Screw those trolls.
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There's a difference between hiding and ignoring Yes, and both are suggested on the new bitcoinmax page. No, it was more ignore them and eventually they'll drop off during the course of normal discussion. Which is true. No-one here has the ability to hide posts. |
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I agree that there has been enough argument about this already, and so it's a good idea not to engage in yet more fruitless discussion of "is it a scam or not", but attempting to hide dissenting comments from view doesn't seem right either.
There's a difference between hiding and ignoring |
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Yes, makes sense payb.tc, good work |
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Is it just me (and I have no interest in debating who's guilty and who isn't particularly), but does this just scream sockpuppet to anyone else? July 26, 2012, 06:50:18 PM
It's a shame that this lynch mob is forming based on shoddy evidence presented in an internet forum. I guess that is just the way justice works in the modern world, much like the lynch mobs going after George Zimmerman. Zhou Tong clearly posted that his email account was hacked. He has been the victims of hackers before and they are obviously trying to escape justice by framing their victim. It's a shame people are willing to become so manipulated instead of trying to continue to seek out the true criminals.
July 26, 2012, 06:53:50 PM
I hope everyone can comment with more reasoning and less assumptions. I'm trying my best to calm down and attempt to get more information about the hacker, because he also used my email for a credit card fraud case. It's possible to discover something at that direction.
I have also listed a few people who know this secret email of mine. And I'm going to question them one by one tonight.
I'm definitely on the side of Bitcoinica customers and I believe that if the real hacker really had ties with me personally like what MagicalTux said, I may be able to recover majority of the amount back if the hacker can be warned. This issue is very serious and if I'm the hacker, I would definitely return the full amount back to reduce the criminal punishment.
The hacker seems to be a Chinese because he used Chinese punctuations in his English messages in the Aurumxchange ticket.
I will provide any information needed to the police once Bitcoinica files a police report.
July 26, 2012, 06:57:24 PM
Thank you for handling this situation so well, you are a true professional and a model for this community.
from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95738.100Especially considering Rarity's unwaveringly positive posts regarding Zhou in this thread so far. Meh, probably just paranoid |
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there have been a lot more withdrawals than usual lately. i don't really know an exact reason for this,
The FUD train is ramping up. |
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So it's option 3, random assumptions and hope for the best. Good choice |
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potential
Uh-huh. So which option will you be choosing? |
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The ironic part would be if he gets bitcoin donations.
That's what he's asking for! Hypocrite  |
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Jeez those people are stupid :/ What on earth has CH done to deserve money from these people, aside from over promising and under delivering.
I especially like the guy "willing" to sell 25,000 solidcoins. Yeah awesome, good luck selling those (who's going to want to buy them)? He may as well offer 25,000 pebbles.
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Thread necro, sorry about that.
There used to be a little site that let you enter a price and would beep or flash when the Gox price crossed that threshold, but I can't for the lift of me remember what it was called (it could well be dead).
Does anyone have a link to that?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=57736.0This? That's the one! Brilliant, thanks Holliday |
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Nope, doesn't work. Rats. (I don't need an email alert by the way, just a web based alert is fine) |
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