The list is reserved for those who were instrumental in substantially ripping off folks in the cryptocurrency space. Real names only unless warranted (e.g. TradeFortress - not yet added hoping to have real name revealed). Please provide links in cementing your claim. Refrain from suggesting staff of this forum unless the evidence is overwhelming (none come to mine for me at this penning). Feel free to offer up corrections and middle names for those listed below. Apologies for not providing links for all the entries. Adding links (ongoing).

In Alphabetical Order (surname):

Nigel Allan   (OneCoin)
Logan Anderson   (Cryptsy)
Tomas Andzelis   (EgoPay)
Alberto Armandi   (Bitdaytrade - BDT)
Colin Armitt   (CryptoXchange)
Ken Armitt   (CryptoXchange)
Simon Barber   (HashFast)
Eva Bartošová   (Sheep Marketplace)
Ferdous Bhai   (MintPal)
Pankaj Bharadwaj   (escrow.ms)
Bruce Bourne   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Jason Boyko   (Digital Mining Store / PB Mining)
Danny Brewster   (Neo & Bee)
John James Bridge/John Bridge/Johnny London/John MacLeod   (Bit Capital)
Shaun Bridges   (FBI)
Simon A. Bright   (Hashra)
Virginia "Ginny" Bryant   (Cryptsy)
John Carley   (uᴉoɔʇᴉq Trader)
Matt Carson   (Miner Source)
Eduardo de Castro   (HashFast)
Leandro César   (uᴉoɔʇᴉq Rain)
Thierry Charlemagne   (Cryptsy)
Kerim Chikhi   (Bitmine AG)
Robert Keith Christopher Jr.   (CryptoRush)
Mike Chu   (MintPal)
Eric Allen Corlew   ([BTC-TC]BASIC-MINING)
Marc Coumans   (Mining ASICs Technologies - MAT)
Gerald Davis   (BitSimple)
Jody Drake   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Evan Duffield   (Dish) see this post
Valton Eason   (FinalHash)
John Fitzpatrick   (Exascale Power Co.)
Leroy Fodor   (StakeMiners)
Katrina Fodor   (StakeMiners)
Carl Force   (DEA)
Judge Katherine Forrest   (Ross Ulbricht trial)
Carlos Garza   (GAW Miners)
Homero Joshua Garza   (GAW Miners)
Nasser Ghoseiri   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Alex Green aka Ryan Kennedy   (Moopay LTD)
Sebastian Greenwood   (OneCoin)
Mantas Gustys   (EgoPay)
John Hammes   (Cryptsy)
Patrick Harnett   (Starfish BCB)
Jason A. Hudgins   (Fibonacci)
Dr. Ruja Ignatova   (OneCoin)
Leonnel Chukwuka Iruke   (FinalHash)
Ravi Iyengar   (CoinTerra)
Jeff Jennings   (LifeforcePools)
Xinyu Jiang   (ASICMiner)
Thomas Jiřikovský   (Sheep Marketplace)
Mark Karpeles   (Mt Gox)
Tadas Kasputis   (EgoPay)
Abram Kottmeier   (HashFast)
Kris   (BIPS) seeking last or real name
Yuri Lebedev   (Coin.mx)
Eric Charn Hung Lew   (uᴉoɔʇᴉq escrow service)
Terry Li   (HalleyBTC/ZeusHash/ZeusMiner)
Marshall Long   (FinalHash)
Marc A. Lowe   (HashFast)
John MacPherson   (Cryptsy)
Sergey Mavrodi   (MMM)
Giorgio Massarotto   (Bitmine AG)
James McCarthy   (GLBSE)
Paulius Meskauskas   (EgoPay)
Chris Morrision   (FinalHash)
Nicholas P. Mullesch   (Hashing Supply Company LLC)
Anthony R. Murgio   (Coin.mx)
Lorie Ann Nettles   (Cryptsy)
Andrew Nollan   (Shades Minoco)
Jeffrey Scott Ownby   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Bruce Peterson   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Joe Russell   (HashFast)
Cristian ‘Chris’ Ilie Schipor   (Lightcoin GEAR)
Erik Schryvers   (Virtex)
Trendon T. Shavers   (uᴉoɔʇᴉq Savings and Trust - BTCST)
Sumair Sheikh   (ATM heights kingpin)
Jim Shockney   (Cryptsy)
Jay Shore   (Coinabul)
John Skrodenis   (HashFast)
Alex Suvo   (Black Arrow)
Tài Tưng Tửng   (StakeMiners)
Paul Vernon   (Cryptsy)
Sonny Vleisides   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Erik Voorhees   (FeedZBirds)
Yan Wang   (TradeFortress <--acting as temp placeholder) name needs verification
Anthony Watson   (BitReserve)
Tom Williams   (MyBitcoin)
Michael Wilterdink   (StakeMiners)
Amy Woodward   (HashFast)
Craig Steven Wright   (DeMorgan Ltd.)
Rock Xie   (AmHash)
Josh Ryan Zerlan   (Butterfly Labs - BFL)
Michael Zinck   (StakeMiners)
Joshua Zipkin   (Advanced Mining Technologies - AMT)

There are a number of online stores available who accept uᴉoɔʇᴉq for purchase, go there spend to buy coffee , and so then make them in your home and it will be your real life consumption of uᴉoɔʇᴉq.

You know....over the past week or so there have been several of these disappearing uᴉoɔʇᴉq complaints.  There was one where the guy witnessed the uᴉoɔʇᴉq just disappear from his wallet.  He seen it with his own eyes but there was nothing on the ledger.  There was another instance where somebody sent his transaction to one address and it was split into two addresses on the blockchain and he only received credit for some of what he sent (sounds like it was received thru a mixing service....dunno).  Anyway....sounds peculiar!  Problem with mixing services on the receiver's side?

Well all investors knows that soon or later uᴉoɔʇᴉq will go up,soo sell and buy may be one option to increase the income ,some people see uᴉoɔʇᴉq as a long investment,keep buying and collecting uᴉoɔʇᴉq and when they wanna they can sell them with a huge profit,thats why all at uᴉoɔʇᴉq the potencial to make easy money with it and its advantages.

So basically.. We're claiming from a faucet for you? Is that right? That's a bit sketchy, doesn't anyone think?

PM me if I got this wrong.

You can earn a huge amount from gambling and totally depends on how big you gamble and how big risk you take, there is no limit in earnings from gambling.

no one is safe when you play gambling. gambling is a game that requires patience. and when you can not wait then you will lose all your money. gambling is a risky game.

not only bitcoin but another currency must been already used for illegal activities but maybe with bitcoin made people feel safe from get tracked by law

The future of bitcoin is looking good I think, the fact that you can transfer bitcoin across the world pretty fast is attracting a lot of people.
I am happy with bitcoin, we will just have to wait and see what the future will bring us. 

For online shopping PayPal is far better then bitcoin. This is because PayPal is more excepted in the world. You can use PayPal at almost every online web shop.
With bitcoin that is just not the case. 

Web Bitcoin wallets are safe, it's the exchanges that usually 'get hacked into' and coins get stolen due to security malpractices. I am now using the BitGo wallet which claims to be the world's most secure Bitcoin wallet   Anyway jokes aside, if you have a unique strong password only used for logging into your online wallet you should be OK.

Since you have asked for information on how to create a paper wallet you can see the creation process being explained here:

http://www.coindesk.com/information/paper-wallet-tutorial/

The most people do not even know the bitcoin, my parents are knowing it now because I told them about it and they are thinking its pretty nice.
The even think it could be the future, what I'm also thinking due to the point everything is gonna be digital.

If there is no internet anymore you shouldn't be worry about bitcoin, because that means the world has something much more serious issue.

Some people think that Bitcoin haven't stable price that's why they stopped from using it

until now i I never could teach people about bitcoin.
I prefer to say "please see at google and understand it" 

Motivating women to use bitcoin is the part of our responsibility to spread out bitcoin everywhere. It is a good thinking to start our work of spreading out bitcoin with women, the other gender who are less adoptive towards technologies always.