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THIS DEBT PURCHASE AGREEMENT ("Agreement), as of the 29th day of September, 2012, between Tangible Cryptography LLC, a Virginia Limited Liability Company, ("Tangible Cryptography") and Dmitry Murashchik.  Both Tangible Cryptography and Dmitry Murashchik are referred to collectively as the "Parties".

WHEREAS, Bitfloor, Inc a New York Coproration ("Bitfloor"), and is in the business of operating a bitcoin exchange. Tangible Cryptography is owed deposits as a client of the exchange operated by Bitfloor, as of the date of this Agreement in the sum of 200.00 BTC, two hundred bitcoins ("Obligation"). 

WHEREAS, the result of the unpaid Obligation, negatively impacts operations, Tangible Cryptography seeks to transfer owernship of the Obligation to Dmitry Murashchik.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and the mutual covenants and agreements of the Parties hereinafter set forth, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

Tangible Cryptography hereby agrees to assign to Dmitry Murashchik, title and ownership of the Obligation ("Debt Assignment").
Dmitry Murashchik agrees to transfer a sum of 140 bitcoins to the Bitcoin address 1BYkTioZnM7mQQMzmxSkjJaPyzVN2PiTEY, an address under the control and ownership of Tangible Cryptography.  

As a result of the Debt Assignment under this Agreement, Dmitry Murashchik shall hold the sole and exclusive right to collect the Obligation.  In the event that Bitfloor enables the transfer of the Obligation on the books of Bitfloor, either by acount to account transaction or by declaration of the original creditor, Tangible Cryptography will take all reasonable effort to ensure the Obligation is transfered to the name and account of Dmitry Murashchik.

In the event that Dmitry Murashchik seeks legal action against Bitfloor for nonpayment of the Obligation, Tangible Cryptography will provide all reasonable effort in asserting the lawful claim and ownership of the Obligation by Dmitry Murashchik, without profit or gain.


Seller:

1BYkTioZnM7mQQMzmxSkjJaPyzVN2PiTEY
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Tangible Cryptography LLC
By: "Death&Taxes" Executive Manager (u=57640)



Buyer:

1Rassahgt3XSxKVJ62oSrQJxtH3wk4MKX
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Dmitry Murashchik/Rassah (u=20203)

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Signed (Rassah): G+Cs7ayCy3TfvF5Zd4irBt4erxXHFuoxIzrrE9B8fz1YG70cCSNHMjyf2cRlV1j16+nZbVaTwSFAnRgZnalhpL4=
Signed (TangibleCryptography): HzYBETwp9YTuZJpSoZXfMPjdPouR1YY81fwo3p8Zy4yo3g8puUiKjk/jnZBGIHOUMYaCHNisqSVVvR1vJCsa1s0=

My Russian is a little rusty, but to me it reads as if some guy is trying to sell one of his kidneys to buy one of those $29K+ rigs: http://www.kharkovforum.com/showthread.php?t=2559118&page=3

I love it! Comparing me to a convicted felon that stole at least $19 million dollars from stupid little old ladies in an elaborate international scheme.

The truth is simply that I am appalled by this crime and even more appalled that very few people on this forum seem to have the reading comprehension to see that it does not match Mr. Vleisides' description in the least.

Let me get this straight: They will test the machines on main-net for 24 hours, driving up difficulty into who knows where and divvy up the BTC among themselves, before sending out the machines to customers?

Is that what Josh said?

Who else was witness to this?

Can I quote this?

500 units per day ? that's a unit every "less than 3 minutes" just to assemble, what about testing, baking and packing ? unless the machine assembles several units at once.

Have you seen the insides of a FPGA minirig? I did. They're slapped together with velcro, hot glue and 10 cent Chinese unpowered USB hubs. I'm not even joking.

I imagine it will take ages especially going in the opposite direction in your sig.

http://www.llg.org.au/ this is an organisation that could use some financial support. They fund suicide counselling and community support from money raised in their second hand stores.

Hi. I just wanted to make sure that you received our prior e-mail. Please let me know if you have any questions.

TL;DR version:

• Add a Bitcoin address to your website (could be as simple as just text. Example of ours is 1BTC1oo1J3MEt5SFj74ZBcF2Mk97Aah4ac)
  
• Within days, receive about $1,000USD worth of bitcoin.
• We will help you set up methods to easily convert it to USD or any other world currency, or point you to where you can do that yourself.
  

I hold the private keys to a bitcoin address, I associate this address with an order, and place an order. Local software (in my browser or elsewhere) initiates the trade when the correct conditions are met. The exchange gives me fiat in my account after I send bitcoins, and confirms it after 6 confirmations.

I'm not a sock puppet and can easily prove it (хотя бы вот так, Мэтью не разговаривает по-русски).

i'd forgive him if he would make a - even a small - payment to all his bet-takers

I think at least Bruce Wagner has served his time right, he might deserve a second chance, but MNW, he is never going to be punished for this, and unless he pay what people are owed, I think he is not worthy of a second chance.