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Thanks for including my name in there.
Don't get me wrong - I appreciate and am grateful for the partial refund (2.58/4.21, or 61%), but would REALLY like a full-refund...
Many people got 80%+ or full refunds and I was excluded. I was one of the first people to e-mail and notice the hack and announcement(s), too...
I hope more people get 80%+ or full refunds, unfortunately I didn't.
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How unfortunate I get my BTC w/no fee and am forced to wait days (25 hours so far), but now you're refunding people with a fee..?
Disappointing,.
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Really hate the fact the transactions were sent without a fee, I'd gladly had that fee deducted from my payment. It's been over 24 hours now and still no confirmation...
@m19, me too... It's annoying. |
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received (unconfirmed), small balance, got over 80%.
Wow... I got 61%... 100+ confs, 24+ hours, still unconfirmed... |
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It's been 20 hours unconfirmed...
Kind of annoying.. Not to mention I only got 2.58/4.21 BTC I had.
Btw, good to know you are related to gigadice with such trust rating. This thread is helping people in lots of way, just observe and learn. Learn people, for god's sakes! I'm not related to GigaDice. My wallet isn't the one that was hacked. I have never given out access to my wallet. My trust rating is bullshit if you can't research that for yourself you don't belong on the forum. |
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It's been 20 hours unconfirmed...
Kind of annoying.. Not to mention I only got 2.58/4.21 BTC I had.
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A question for those who had a balance on Inputs. Are the refunds you are getting partial or total? I had money on CoinLenders instead, but at least that should give some insight as of what to expect whenever I get refunded.  I got a partial refund. I got 2.58 and had around 4.2. |
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For a start, has anyone received a confirmed refund? I got my unconfirmed refund today and am waiting for it to process. TF is likely sending 1000's of transaction. I have an ETA of 40hrs. I'll come around to update when this time is up.
I got mine 10 hours ago and it's still unconfirmed, but it's expected. He's probably going to be sending 1,000+ transactions, meaning that if he paid the 0.0005 fee it would be 0.5 in fees which is 0.5 someone could be getting refunded. Unfortunately no miner fee was paid, so we will have to be patient. I am one of the few that got refunded last night and am still waiting for it to confirm. |
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Your site looks good, very interesting the option of paypal withdrawal, do people need to bet to make use of that or can they just upload there coins and convert them to paypal? Also do you have any idea about your possible profit margin? I am not aware what a bitcoin gambling site averagely makes. Anyway, I'll follow your thread and try to invest a bit in you site! Good Luck!  He told me it's a 3% fee (correct me if I'm wrong). |
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The payment options seem interesting.
Correct me if i'm wrong: You can deposit via BTC and LTC, but cashout with both and PayPal?
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I bookmarked it, it looks good man!
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What about tampering the javascript code once vilain has access to the server?
Did you not see the read-only part... 1. How does that justify as collateral for a loan? you can easily delete the account and leave the lender with no collateral 2. What if the villain uses one of thousands of local root exploits to gain root permissions? it's still idiotic to hand out "read only" accounts like that. 3. You posted about the "read only" account after everyone pointed out how idiotic what you were doing is. You've been officially outed. SCAMMER! Now run along to your next username and attempt peddle your next scam 1. Like I said, it's not much collateral at all but it's all I could offer. 2. Nobody will gain root access to my server. 3. I had thought people here were (notice the tense) intelligent, and would assume that obviously the person wouldn't have root access, I guess I was wrong there. |
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What about tampering the javascript code once vilain has access to the server?
Did you not see the read-only part... |
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Idiot.
That's not very nice, Mohammed. You should probably be nicer to people, especially in your situation. I don't know about the privacy laws in *flicks through folder* Tunisia (I wouldn't be surprised if there are none) but in most parts of the rest of the world we see giving other people access to servers we use for financial transactions as "Are you fucking crazy?" All data is hosted locally meaning that nothing can be stolen. Not that you'd know that because you can probably barely function the Windows Control Panel. It's in pure JavaScript, all code is already public. It uses private keys (passphrases). This may be a hard concept for your puny brain to understand, but anyone having read-only access to the server is not much collateral at all. It's less than 24 hours until Coinbase delivers my coin, so it doesn't really matter anymore. That was the best collateral I could give - it's irrelevant now. It's funny how idiotic you are to post this thread. You're so oblivious to the functionality of a secure web-wallet that you think it's a potential scam. |
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Funny how you didn't quote the specifics: a read-only user to the server.
Wouldn't be able to edit ANYTHING and all data is stored locally on the user's computer hence why it's the most secure.
Idiot.
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Looking to sell my GTX 550 Ti (used, good condition) for 0.4 BTC.
I can take pics with your username to prove I own it and use escrow.
PM if interested.
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I can provide professional Web-Design and Development Services.
I have developed multiple Bitcoin related sites and run my own web-wallet.
If you need any development or design (I can do gambling sites too) - feel free to shoot me a PM.
I can show my portfolio, GitHub, prior work, etc.
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Yes it's another instance of Carbon Wallet more publicized. |
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There's nothing anyone can do - all coins are hosted locally on the user's computer.
Great so the web based wallet where it is? You can view my thread or go to it directly at http://coinvault.pwThe site is written in pure JavaScript meaning that the source-code is already viewable. |
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