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Jesus fuck why do you keep using random webwallets out of nowhere.
Bitcoin-Qt / Blockchain.info / Electrum / Multibit. Not on this list? Don't use.
Needed a quick and cheap mixing service. Made a mistake and payed dearly for it. I usually use only bitcoin-qt, electrum and blockchain.info, but you can't do mixing with those.
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Exactly. He's telling you not to use these type of web wallets as the owners can steal your money & other problem's can occur. Use a wallet like blockchain.info, electrum or multibit, where you have control over the private keys for your BTC so that you don't have to depend on the site to get your BTC. Oh I didn't see it correctly, I thought he recommended instawallet. I use bitcoin-qt to hold most of my coins and blockchain.info for moving them around conveniently. I just wanted a fast mixing service, as instawallet provided, when I tried easycoin. Turns out I got burnt. :/
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Post evidence in this thread, mods theymos will eventually see it and tag him if they feel he is a scammer.
FYI, don't use EasyCoin/EasyWallet/whatever instawallet of the day. Instawallet is down. It's the reason I tried easycoin.net in the first place. See: http://instawallet.org
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EasyCoin.net is most likely a scam, and he's not answering any of my messages to him despite logging in every day. One of the messages was even sent while his status was Online.
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I highly doubt a hacker got it if it's on the second confirmation and it got withdrawn. You got scammed by them man, sorry.
Unless the hacker injected a script of his own to the system, which is very unlikely. The fact I'm almost completely ignored by the support and completely ignored by Largo kinda probably a scam.
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I've also been messaging Largo on the forums to no avail. Beware of easycoin, it's probably a scam.
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For those of you who considered using their services, DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! I have given the operators of EasyCoin more than enough grace-time to try and remedy the problems I encountered with them. Depositing an amount above 2btc to a wallet has resulted in final balance showing only 0.099฿. In the transaction list there's a withdrawal to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH that occurs several seconds after the 2nd confirmation on the blockchain (the stage the funds become spendable) of the amount deposited minus 0.1. With the 0.001 fee, you're left with 0.099. When I finally getting a response from support, it was as follows: Hi,
sorry for the late reply. The withdrawal was made from IP 176.31.181.25 Looks like someone got your password/PIN.
I checked and this IP is a TOR exit node, so nothing helpful can be done with the information. After replying that my password was very long and complicated and it's impossible someone cracked it, and I'm sure I'm not infected with any malware, I raised the possibility their service is compromised. Two days later I got another reply promising "they'll look into it but so far I'm the only one reporting such an issue". So far I know another user who had the same issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193120.msg2001904#msg2001904I'm not sure about the timing of the reply I got from support and Artificial's incidence, but even if I was the only one reporting such an issue, it's not the case anymore. It has been over a week since the incident. So far I got a reply from their support only twice, and with at least 2 days delay from my last message each time! No answers since their claim to "look into it". DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! They are either compromised by a hacker and incompetent (in the "better" case) or are just plain scammers. Judging by the almost non-existent responsiveness of their support, I'd say it's the latter. STAY AWAY!
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For those of you who considered using their services, DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! I have given the operators of EasyCoin more than enough grace-time to try and remedy the problems I encountered with them. Depositing an amount above 2btc to a wallet has resulted in final balance showing only 0.099฿. In the transaction list there's a withdrawal to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH that occurs several seconds after the 2nd confirmation on the blockchain (the stage the funds become spendable) of the amount deposited minus 0.1. With the 0.001 fee, you're left with 0.099. When I finally getting a response from support, it was as follows: Hi,
sorry for the late reply. The withdrawal was made from IP 176.31.181.25 Looks like someone got your password/PIN.
I checked and this IP is a TOR exit node, so nothing helpful can be done with the information. After replying that my password was very long and complicated and it's impossible someone cracked it, and I'm sure I'm not infected with any malware, I raised the possibility their service is compromised. Two days later I got another reply promising "they'll look into it but so far I'm the only one reporting such an issue". So far I know another user who had the same issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193120.msg2001904#msg2001904I'm not sure about the timing of the reply I got from support and Artificial's incidence, but even if I was the only one reporting such an issue, it's not the case anymore. It has been over a week since the incident. So far I got a reply from their support only twice, and with at least 2 days delay from my last message each time! No answers since their claim to "look into it". DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! They are either compromised by a hacker and incompetent (in the "better" case) or are just plain scammers. Judging by the almost non-existent responsiveness of their support, I'd say it's the latter. STAY AWAY!
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For those of you who considered using their services, DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! I have given the operators of EasyCoin more than enough grace-time to try and remedy the problems I encountered with them. Depositing any amount over 1-2btc to a wallet has resulted in final balance showing only 0.099฿. In the transaction list there's a withdrawal to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH that occurs several seconds after the 2nd confirmation on the blockchain (the stage the funds become spendable) of the amount deposited minus 0.1. With the 0.001 fee, you're left with 0.099. When I finally getting a response from support, it was as follows: Hi,
sorry for the late reply. The withdrawal was made from IP 176.31.181.25 Looks like someone got your password/PIN.
I checked and this IP is a TOR exit node, so nothing helpful can be done with the information. After replying that my password was very long and complicated and it's impossible someone cracked it, and I'm sure I'm not infected with any malware, I raised the possibility their service is compromised. Two days later I got another reply promising "they'll look into it but so far I'm the only one reporting such an issue". So far I know another user who had the same issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193120.msg2001904#msg2001904I'm not sure about the timing of the reply I got from support and Artificial's incidence, but even if I was the only one reporting such an issue, it's not the case anymore. It has been over a week since the incident. So far I got a reply from their support only twice, and with at least 2 days delay from my last message each time! No answers since their claim to "look into it". DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! They are either compromised by a hacker and incompetent (in the "better" case) or are just plain scammers. Judging by the almost non-existent responsiveness of their support, I'd say it's the latter. STAY AWAY!
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For those of you who considered using their services, DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! I have given the operators of EasyCoin more than enough grace-time to try and remedy the problems I encountered with them. Depositing an amount above 2btc to a wallet has resulted in final balance showing only 0.099฿. In the transaction list there's a withdrawal to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH that occurs several seconds after the 2nd confirmation on the blockchain (the stage the funds become spendable) of the amount deposited minus 0.1. With the 0.001 fee, you're left with 0.099. When I finally getting a response from support, it was as follows: Hi,
sorry for the late reply. The withdrawal was made from IP 176.31.181.25 Looks like someone got your password/PIN.
I checked and this IP is a TOR exit node, so nothing helpful can be done with the information. After replying that my password was very long and complicated and it's impossible someone cracked it, and I'm sure I'm not infected with any malware, I raised the possibility their service is compromised. Two days later I got another reply promising "they'll look into it but so far I'm the only one reporting such an issue". So far I know another user who had the same issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193120.msg2001904#msg2001904I'm not sure about the timing of the reply I got from support and Artificial's incidence, but even if I was the only one reporting such an issue, it's not the case anymore. It has been over a week since the incident. So far I got a reply from their support only twice, and with at least 2 days delay from my last message each time! No answers since their claim to "look into it". DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NET! They are either compromised by a hacker and incompetent (in the "better" case) or are just plain scammers. Judging by the almost non-existent responsiveness of their support, I'd say it's the latter. STAY AWAY!
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Did this get resolved at all ?? Had the same problem Finally got an answer from their support (3 days after I messaged them frantically). They claim someone else must have had my password and PIN number, and said the transaction was done from a certain IP address. I checked the IP and it's a TOR exit node. I replied that it's impossible my password has been compromised, as I used a very long and random password, have a lot of technical experience and take great good care of my computer so I'm sure it's not infected with any info-stealing/keylogging malware. I also raised the possibility their side has been compromised. Only 2 days later I got a message back saying they will look into it, and that I'm the only person who reported something like this. Have you tried contacting their support already?
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Yes I can log in, and I moved out the remaining 0.099. I made another 2 accounts, one to which I moved 1 btc and succeeded in withdrawing it too. To 3rd I moved a bigger amount again (very silly of me, I know), and as in the first case, as soon as confirmations hit, a large transaction taking all my credit apart from 0.099b again to the same address. This still doesn't rule out the possibility of a bug, but the whole situation reeks. I sent messages to support from all accounts, no answers at all. Still hopeful that I will get my coins back, but I guess the probability is not too high. I might missed the important point. By: "I recently registered and moved some of coins there, and after 3 confirmations the balance shows 0.099BTC." you mean that you moved more than 0.099 BTC in the first place? Yes I deposited over 10 BTC.
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It's a laptop without GPU, so adding one will be ... a bit impossible
Your only option is CPU mining, then, and CPU mining is pointless. You could get up about 30MH/s on a high-end i7, and it will make the temperatures run very hot. Especially on a laptop.
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Yes I can log in, and I moved out the remaining 0.099. I made another 2 accounts, one to which I moved 1 btc and succeeded in withdrawing it too. To 3rd I moved a bigger amount again (very silly of me, I know), and as in the first case, as soon as confirmations hit, a large transaction taking all my credit apart from 0.099b again to the same address. This still doesn't rule out the possibility of a bug, but the whole situation reeks. I sent messages to support from all accounts, no answers at all. Still hopeful that I will get my coins back, but I guess the probability is not too high.
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I saw people selling BTC on e-bay. This means it is possible to buy BTC with paypal... The "normal" ways of buying and selling BTC is on the exchanges, such as MtGox and BTC-E
how does mtgox pay? bank transfer? sux bro Yes, and you need to provide them proof of identity, such as a passport scan.
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ATI > nVidia
NVidia, apart from their strongest GPUs are totally useless for mining. And even they perform very poorly in comparison to the same-level AMD/ATI cards.
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Yes YOU!
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