OK, I must be the dumbest one here since no one else has asked this question...What info do you want the BITCOINTALK LINK field populated with?

Thanks for sharing your point of view with us.
CNX has its own blockchain. It's not a spam, but the bonus tokens which can be used as a 20% bonus on subsequent CNX purchases. After the ICO is over they will not be useless. In October we will officially announce it.
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Well, that is good news; I wish I had know it earlier!  BTW, an unsolicited insertion of a discount coupon masquerading as air-drop tokens meets my definition of SPAM, so I guess will have to agree to disagree on that point.

Can you share if your plans for October will be equal to or better than an air-drop of 1000 CNX, without requiring any purchase or commitment on our part?

Bill

I was, and still am, pissed that CNX would SPAM the wallets of who knows how many people (there were 20,800 addresses in my drop, and an unknown number of drops) with what they knew would be taken as an air-drop with real value.  I was one of who knows how many people that spent ETH trying to send this SPAM to an exchange, and then wasted an hour trying to figure out why it kept being rejected.  This SPAM masquerading as a token has the exact contract address as the "authentic" CNX tokens.  And it's the same contract EtherDelta has posted as belonging to the token they are facilitating a market in.

I would advise extreme caution in dealing with any company that so blatantly has such little regard for the time of their potential investor/partners.  By doing this type of deception while attempting to acquire investors, consider yourself forewarned on what they consider to be acceptable behavior and ethics.

It is for that reason that I do not feel bad for Cryptonex if we are able to turn this SPAM into real CNX; I consider it due payment for wasting my time.


First I needed to see if any of the CNX listed on EtherDelta began life as SPAM, so I took a look at EDs wallet to verify their CNX had the same contract number as my SPAM, and it did.  Next, I used ethplorer.io to locate the TXs numbers  of the CNX being moved into EDs wallet, and from that list I picked one at random.  Again using ethplorer.io I used the incoming TX number to identify the sending wallet address, and then I looked at the sending wallet to see if by chance the CNX they sent to ED had arrived into their wallet as the same type of SPAM we all received, and sure enough it did!   Here is the TX showing the CNX being moved to the ED contract: https://ethplorer.io/tx/0x6bfdf8ece98c5434f08e3a798f474fc44af4d4822994a666546d620750a5d838.  Here is the wallet that TX identified as sending it: https://ethplorer.io/address/0xbc1845a864aa2a7ba7513bc6837ff7d66ec191c4.  And here is the TX of that wallet receiving the SPAM in one of the drops: https://ethplorer.io/tx/0xce14f05d62ca21166d4cb91c6d33eb7aadf9abc141cc9f6de2d3284113bfb49c.

Don't you just love an open, distributed, immutable blockchain!  So, why was his/her transfer to ED accepted and mine wasn't?  Well, it turns out that when we received the SPAM it had additional information in the data field, and when this person sent his SPAM to ED he included data (not the same date that was on his receiving TX) and that little bit of extra data turned the SPAM into real CNX tokens!  Unfortunately I don't know how to read that data, but without doubt someone reading this will...if that is you you, please post back what the date needs to be relative to the SPAM received for each of us.  For reference, here is the magic snippet included in the data field of the TX going into EtherDelta's wallet.:

338B5DEA00000000000000000000000094D6B4FB35FB08CB34AA716AB40049EC880020790000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001742810700.

For those with the knowledge in this field, I went one step further; I called up my failed TX to ED in etherscan.io and, under Tools & Utilities ran a Parity Trace, receiving this (I replaced my address & TX number with ****):

  {
    "action": {
      "callType": "call",
      "from": "*********************************",
      "gas": "0x4bb8",
      "input": "0x0a19b14a000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c7d713b49da000000000000000000000000 000094d6b4fb35fb08cb34aa716ab40049ec8800207900000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000014f46b040000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000041bae500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000bf6318660 0000000000000000000000059f9d4c004ab4f13d74940ffc1edca08b76915cd0000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001ce4ab3dbdc20c9c17d5ef7b61e5069c9 873648bdbf8fca1d816c446b0f14ed8920b154098139e060625c34e0e10040a90c164210f1f1189 7a245fe7f72aaa4a1b000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000e8d4a51 000",
      "to": "0x8d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc6819",
      "value": "0x0"
    },
    "blockHash": "0x31a1623597629e2ffd6a929a83858d77bad489ee095b285d4320cd4c43e14c72",
    "blockNumber": 4297740,
    "error": "Out of gas",
    "subtraces": 0,
    "traceAddress": [],
    "transactionHash": "0x8*******************************************************bf92d2f1",
    "transactionPosition": 18,
    "type": "call"
  }
]


I know my TX shows an out of gas error, but the deviation from the successful TX was before the out of gas.  Here's the Parity Scan for the TX that successfully converted the SPAM into real CNX (I am leaving all data underacted, since we don't have any way to tie this to a specific person):

 {
    "action": {
      "callType": "call",
      "from": "0xbc1845a864aa2a7ba7513bc6837ff7d66ec191c4",
      "gas": "0x376f8",
      "input": "0x338b5dea00000000000000000000000094d6b4fb35fb08cb34aa716ab40049ec8800207900000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001742810700",
      "to": "0x8d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc6819",
      "value": "0x0"
    },
    "blockHash": "0x76e8a2457fbbe8ae46411ca8045685c7be4ac4170d20f01434547f3e2248267d",
    "blockNumber": 4290402,
    "result": {
      "gasUsed": "0xb0e6",
      "output": "0x"
    },
    "subtraces": 1,
    "traceAddress": [],
    "transactionHash": "0x6bfdf8ece98c5434f08e3a798f474fc44af4d4822994a666546d620750a5d838",
    "transactionPosition": 48,
    "type": "call"
  },
  {
    "action": {
      "callType": "call",
      "from": "0x8d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc6819",
      "gas": "0x360cd",
      "input": "0x23b872dd000000000000000000000000bc1845a864aa2a7ba7513bc6837ff7d66ec191c400000 00000000000000000008d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc681900000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000001742810700",
      "to": "0x94d6b4fb35fb08cb34aa716ab40049ec88002079",
      "value": "0x0"
    },
    "blockHash": "0x76e8a2457fbbe8ae46411ca8045685c7be4ac4170d20f01434547f3e2248267d",
    "blockNumber": 4290402,
    "result": {
      "gasUsed": "0x4f7e",
      "output": "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
    },
    "subtraces": 0,
    "traceAddress": [
      0
    ],
    "transactionHash": "0x6bfdf8ece98c5434f08e3a798f474fc44af4d4822994a666546d620750a5d838",
    "transactionPosition": 48,
    "type": "call"
  }

So, whoever you are reading this that knows what data needs to go in the data field for us to be able to do the same thing (which I assume  will vary based upon the address the SPAM was set to, and maybe the data attached to the original SPAM), please take a minute to post a reply letting us know. In addition to rightly deserving compensation for the intrusion into our wallets, for the wasted ETH trying to send what they KNEW would be taken as an air drop, and for our wasted time in doing this....with a piece of SPAM!...we need to set a deterrence against such unethical practices by others in the future.  Otherwise it's just a matter of time before our wallets become as filled with SPAM as our email.

Best regards,

Bill

"ATBCOIN LLC - company from the USA and our activity is under USA laws"

May I please have the address of your physical location in the USA, as well as the name and address of your registered agent for USA business entity? 

Thank You.

Whoever it is in charge of selling these so-called coins is the most incomptant person I have ever seen in crypto. 

Here is what Bittrex had to say...chedck itg out, it's in the genmeral thread on Slack:

" that's a lie.  There is no agreement for ATBCoin to get added to Bittrex " - Bittrex

MR THIEF, WHY YOU NOT EXPLAIN YOUR BLOCKCHAIN THAT MAKES 1 BLOCK PER TRANSACTION, AND PAYS ATP A $125 MINING REWARD FOR EACH BLOCK?

MR THIEF, WHY YOU EXPLAIN WHY YOU PUBLISH FANCY WALL STREET ADDRESS AS YOUR OFFICE WHEN IT IS ONLY VIRTUAL?

BTCREPORT INTERNET THEFT TO FBI AT https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx 


DEAR USERS PLEASE DO NOT GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THIS SCAM COMPANY


GOOGLE FBI INTERNET CRIME...THE FIRST LINK YOU WILL SEE IS THE ONE ABOVE

ATB ADDRESS ON WEBSITE IS A LIE.  Look it up on Google... IT IS A VIRTUAL OFFICE

ATB COMPANY IS SCAM

PLEASE REPORT ALL INTERNET CRIMES TO FBI AT : https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx 


DEAR USERS PLEASE DO NOT GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THIS SCAM COMPANY


GOOGLE FBI INTERNET CRIME...THE FIRST LINK YOU WILL SEE IS THE ONE ABOVE

Mr theif will not explain BUI****IT "blockchain" that only does ONE TRANSACTION PER BLOCK and PAYS ATB COMPANY $125 FOR EACH BLOCK MINED.

COMPANY IS SCAM

PLEASE REPORT ALL INTERNET SCAMS TO FBI AT : https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx

Mr. thief, will you kindly address the issue of Bul***it blockchain?  IT IS THIS?  One transaction per block, and and you're paying yourself a 50ATB reward per block ??

Mr. thief, will you kindly address the issue of Bul***it blockchain?

SURE...Just look at your supposed blockchain in supposed process:  https://insight.atbcoin.com/

WHAT KIND OF BUL****IT IS THIS?  One transaction per block, and and you're paying yourself a 50ATB reward per block (for the blissfully uninformed, they are selling each ATB for $2.50)

ATB = Absolute Total Bu****it

Anyone that has sent money to these crooks needs to report it to FBI immediately.  They are continuing to steal peoples money.  Your money is gone, but by reporting maybe we can speed the day when they are shut down and prevent other people from suffering the same fate.

https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx

ABT IS A COMPLETE SCAM...Honestly, from top to bottom it is nothing more than stealing people's money.  Stay FAR FAR away!

Thanks for the input.  I agree about Windows.  Normally I wouldn't have anywhere near that much in a hot wallet, but I was prepping for the ICO of BAT and MYST this morning, and that is what those funds were for.  From now on my hot wallets will be in TAIlLS on a USB stick, live only long enough to make the transaction.  Passwords: Yea, I know we humans are poor generators of randomness; I always use LastPass to generate and manage passwords.  Remote software...that's probably the hole, I have to use TeamViewer because I'm out of town a lot (licensed, cost me about $800 if I remember right).  I don't have the program running when I'm here, but just the protocols being enabled creates openings.   And the funds are still in the address the thief is using after hopping them around and then tumbling them in ShapeShift...in fact he added another 20 ETH 4 hours ago, no doubt stolen from someone else.

Thanks Norris and banano.  Yea, it seems such a shame that I know where MY money is but can't do a thing about it.  Funny thing is, I don't know anyone that is even close to being as security conscious as I am.  VPN always (including cell phone) TOR often, everything of any value encrypted, super long c0mPlEx passwords (never repeated) check for windows AND driver updates daily...heck, if someone whats to text with me it's WhatsApp or Signal...It just takes one slip up, somewhere

It happened as I was sitting in front of the computer, Jaxx wallet open on right screen, I was working in MEW on the left. I turn back to look at the right screen and the wallet is emptied.  That was 5 hours ago.  I FOUND THE ETH!  It made one hop out of here, was split into 3 parts, two more hops for each of the parts, into ShapeShift and then back out, converging on a single address.  The ETH IS STILL THERE...who should I call to attempt recovery?  Thanks!

Fundamentals Of:  Many Thanks!

Hey Michael, please check your PM box