Hey COBRAS, it seems like you're only mentioning the link that I already shared earlier. And I'm still confused about why you didn't notice that the wallet was empty in 2022. It's been over a year, how did you not catch that? Can you please explain this to me?

 I just wanted to remind you that the Bitcoin address 1LfV1tSt3KNyHpFJnAzrqsLFdeD2EvU1MK was already empty in 2022, according to https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/c956359775facd455bdc6be7d2eb3ec18dd48ac2aaf838de206de64805d3dbb4. Could you clarify what you mean by "wallet with 10000 was full"? And when exactly did @phrutis empty this wallet and not share the profits with the team? Also, if you have any information about the transactions related to this wallet, could you provide the Bitcoin transaction IDs?

Hey COBRAS, I'm still confused here. As a PR manager, how could you not check the Bitcoin address on a blockchain explorer earlier? That's like the first thing you should do.

And don't forget about taking responsibility for promoting this scam. You had a duty to your audience to ensure that the project was transparent and above board. By not doing so, you may have contributed to the harm caused to other people who participated in the project. Come on, man, give me a real answer here. I'm getting tired of your vague responses.

Firstly, I noticed that the Bitcoin from the address 1LfV1tSt3KNyHpFJnAzrqsLFdeD2EvU1MK was already moved on 2022, according to https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/c956359775facd455bdc6be7d2eb3ec18dd48ac2aaf838de206de64805d3dbb4. Could you clarify this point?

Secondly, I would like to bring your attention to this post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5414763.msg61005414#msg61005414 where you claim yourself as the PR manager of the scam project. As a PR manager, you should have been aware of the risks and consequences of promoting such a project. Do you not think that you share some responsibility for promoting this scam and potentially causing harm to others?

I noticed that you deleted your signature, but I would like to ask, do you really feel sorry about your actions and promoting this scam?

After considering your statement and actions, I have decided to retract my trust towards COBRAS.

Lastly, I would like to point out that the advertising for this project lacked detail and transparency. It's important to be clear and upfront about the risks and potential rewards of any project, especially when it involves people's money and computer resources.

As an advertiser and PR manager, you have a responsibility to be honest and transparent with your audience. By promoting this scam, you helped other people waste their computer resources and electricity. I hope that you have learned from this experience and will be more cautious in the future.

Please take this as a stern warning and take responsiblity in your actions.

It's come to my attention that you've made a report about a scam involving a pool for brute forcing wallet.dat passwords. I find it quite ironic that you're reporting this scam, considering you also advertised it in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5414763.msg61001482#msg61001482) and still have it in your signature and text under your username.

I believe you that the admin, @phrutis, is a scammer and stole money from the address 1LfV1tSt3KNyHpFJnAzrqsLFdeD2EvU1MK. However, it's still ironic that you continued to be a part of this project even after the admin of the previous pool ran away with the password. As someone who advertised this scam, you also share the responsibility for promoting it.

I would advise you to be more cautious in the future and to stop advertising suspicious projects.

I took a look at your advertising thread and I have to say, it's full of red flags and questionable technical details.

First of all, you're proposing a cross-chain DeFi derivatives protocol that enables anyone with a WalletConnect interface-compatible non-custodial crypto wallet to create, deploy, and trade dynamic controlled options and other advanced derivatives and hyper-derivatives. That's a pretty big claim, and it's not something you can just throw out there without any proof or experience. Where's your team? What's your background? Have you even worked on a blockchain project before?

Another thing that caught my eye is that you're looking for financial backers and investors. Uh, excuse me? Are you trying to scam people out of their money? Because that's what it sounds like.

And let's not forget about the technical details. You mentioned Ethereum and TON blockchains, but how exactly are you planning to integrate with them? Are you going to use smart contracts? If so, how are you going to ensure their security and privacy? You didn't mention any of that.

Lastly, the fact that you're looking for early adopters in a forum like this is just laughable. Why not launch it on a reputable DeFi platform or a blockchain network? Oh, that's right, because you're trying to scam people.

In conclusion, your advertising thread is full of red flags and questionable technical details. If you want anyone to take you seriously, you need to provide more information about your team, your background, and the technical details of the project.

Good luck with your scam! 😜

Hey there, you shady scammer! I see you're still trying to peddle your sketchy "services" to unsuspecting victims. But let me tell you, nobody's falling for it. Your other advertising thread promoting your scam has conveniently disappeared. Did you delete it yourself, or did the moderators catch on and delete it? Either way, it's clear as day that you're up to no good.

And let's not forget about your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website. That's not exactly the behavior of a trustworthy individual.

But what really takes the cake is your recent comment: "So enjoy your runtime (---whatever left of it)". That's some pretty ominous language, don't you think? It's almost like you're threatening people. And that's further proof that you're a scammer.

So here's some advice: give up on your scam and find a legit way to make a living. And while you're at it, maybe try being a decent human being for once.

It's truly laughable that you're trying to deflect from the fact that you're running a scam by making false accusations about a fake account. The fact that you're resorting to such tactics just further proves how desperate and untrustworthy you are.

For your information, my account was created almost two weeks ago, not just a few days ago. But I guess you didn't bother to do your research before making false accusations. It's just another example of how you're willing to spread fake information to further your own interests.

But let's get back to the real issue here: your scam prepaid ATM card. You can try to change the subject all you want, but the fact remains that you're trying to steal people's money with your bogus product. And the fact that you're resorting to making false accusations just shows how desperate you are to avoid being held accountable for your actions.

So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS prepaid ATM card scam, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.

Okay, let me break it down for you, you absolute joke of a human being. First of all, the fact that you're advertising confidential over-the-counter (OTC) Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat exchange services is just another way for you to scam people out of their money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money.

Secondly, the fact that you're offering cash collection in downtown areas of global cities and conversion as well as converting Fiat through SWIFT bank wire transfers to BTC and vice versa is just another way for you to steal people's money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash.

Thirdly, the fact that you're offering cash in mail service and BTC for diamonds is just another way for you to scam people. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money or valuable assets.

Fourthly, the fact that you're using Telegram and Signal to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.

Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.

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It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to deflect from the fact that you're running a scam by making false accusations about a fake account. The fact that you're resorting to such tactics just further proves how desperate and untrustworthy you are.

For your information, my account was created almost two weeks ago, not just a few days ago. But I guess you didn't bother to do your research before making false accusations. It's just another example of how you're willing to spread fake information to further your own interests.

But let's get back to the real issue here: your scam exchange services. You can try to change the subject all you want, but the fact remains that you're trying to steal people's money with your bogus services. And the fact that you're resorting to making false accusations just shows how desperate you are to avoid being held accountable for your actions.

So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions. And for the last time, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.

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It's amazing how you completely ignore all the red flags I pointed out and keep repeating the same fake accusations. It's like you're stuck in a loop and can't think of anything else to say. But let me spell it out for you one more time: you're a scammer, and your exchange services are a sham. You're just trying to steal people's money, and your fake accusations are just a desperate attempt to deflect from the truth. So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And for the love of god, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.


I hope that makes it clear to you and anyone else reading this that you're a scammer who's not worth anyone's time or money. It's time for you to pack up and disappear before you cause any more harm.

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And just for the record, I'm not using any VPN tunnels or private IP addresses. I'm just a real person who's fed up with scammers like you. So, if you keep threatening me, I'm sure others will report you to the authorities and expose you even more. So, think twice before you send me any more threats.


I hope that makes it clear to you that your threats are not only empty and meaningless, but also dangerous for you. It's time for you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And if you keep threatening me or anyone else, you'll have to face the consequences. So, think twice before you send any more threats.

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So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And if you keep resorting to personal attacks and threats, you'll have to face the consequences. It's time for you to take responsibility for your actions and stop trying to hurt innocent people.

And let me tell you something else: your personal attacks are not only childish and unprofessional, but also futile. They won't change the fact that you're a scammer, and they won't stop me from exposing your scam. So, if you want to have any credibility, I suggest you stop with the personal attacks and focus on addressing the real issues.


I hope that makes it clear to you that your personal attacks are not only unprofessional and childish, but also futile. It's time for you to stop trying to deflect from the truth and face the fact that you're a scammer. And if you keep attacking me or anyone else, you'll have to face the consequences. So, think twice before you send any more personal attacks.

Alright, let me spell it out for you, you absolute buffoon. First of all, the fact that you think you can get away with advertising a prepaid ATM card with no KYC required just shows how clueless you are. It's a well-known fact that scammers use this tactic to avoid being traced, and the fact that you're trying to pull it off just proves how desperate you are to steal people's money.

Secondly, the fact that you're asking for a minimum initial deposit of US$50 and a one-time setup fee of US$50 is just another way for you to line your pockets with other people's cash. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned money. And for what? So you can buy yourself another shiny new toy or take another lavish vacation? Get a real job and stop trying to steal from people who work hard for their money.

Thirdly, the fact that you're using Telegram, Signal, and Protonmail to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.

Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS prepaid ATM card scam. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS prepaid ATM card scam. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual.

Based on your unprofessional behavior, blatant plagiarism, and derogatory language, it's clear that you are a scammer who cannot be trusted, and anyone who invests in your project does so at their own risk.

Oh, so now you're trying to spin the narrative and deny the plagiarism report?

Let me tell you, buddy, we're not buying it. You got caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another project, and now you're trying to play the victim? Please.

And what's with the "To Err is Human" nonsense? You're not just making a mistake, you're intentionally trying to scam people. And now you're trying to deflect criticism by calling out some "Legendary gang members"? Give me a break.

Listen, we're not stupid. We can see right through your lies and excuses. You're a serial scammer who's been caught multiple times, and now you're trying to spin the narrative to save face. Well, it's not going to work.

So, you're peddling prepaid ATM cards now, huh? With no KYC required, of course. Because, you know, that's exactly what legitimate businesses do - they ignore anti-money laundering laws and let anyone anonymously launder money through their services.

But wait, it gets better. You're accepting all major cryptocurrencies to top up these cards, with a minimum initial deposit of $50 and a one-time setup fee of $50. And the maximum top-up amount is $50,000. That's a lot of cash, my friend. A lot of cash that can be easily laundered through your "service".

And what's with the 24/7 customer support on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail? Are you trying to make it easy for people to contact you and ask about their illegal transactions?

Oh, and by the way, didn't I see you somewhere before? Ah yes, you're the same guy who got caught plagiarizing content from another website. So, not only are you trying to scam people with your prepaid ATM cards, but you're also a thief who can't even come up with his own ideas.

Listen, people, stay away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam and illegal activities. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?

First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.

Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.

And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?

Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.

And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!

Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Hey Igebotz, thanks for the update! Glad to see those scammers getting punished. But, why didn't the other one get perma-banned too?

GluttonyY, I'm literally shocked, but not surprised, that you'd respond to my report with a bunch of insults and nonsense. Instead of addressing the concerns and red flags I raised about the Unlimited Money Generator (uMG) platform, you resorted to insults, personal attacks, and literally, a bunch of nonsense. It's a classic tactic used by scammers to deflect attention from the real issues at hand, and you're literally following the playbook to the letter.

Let me remind you that I never initiated any personal attacks or insults in my initial report. I simply presented my findings and concerns about the uMG platform, and I did so in a professional and respectful manner. However, you chose to respond with a barrage of insults, including racist terms, which is literally unacceptable behavior. I mean, what kind of person resorts to racism and personal attacks when they can't defend their own platform? It's literally pathetic.

Now, let's get back to the topic at hand. You claimed that I didn't "break down" the uMG platform, implying that I didn't understand how it works. I'd like to counter that by saying that I did, in fact, break down the platform's claims and features, and I found them to be literally laughable. I mean, who in their right mind would believe that a platform can generate unlimited money with a 99.9% RTP? It's literally a fairy tale, and you're expecting people to believe it?

Firstly, the uMG platform's promise of unlimited money generation is a clear red flag. No legitimate platform can guarantee such outlandish returns, and it's a tactic commonly used by scammers to lure in unsuspecting victims. You may try to justify this by saying that the platform is "real" and that I'm just "delusional," but the fact remains that the claims made by uMG are literally unrealistic and unsustainable. I mean, do you really expect people to believe that you can generate unlimited money with no risk or effort? It's literally a joke.

Secondly, the platform's "Provably Fair" system is not transparent or verifiable. You may claim that it's a "real game," but without any concrete evidence or third-party audits, it's impossible to verify the fairness of the system. This lack of transparency is a major concern, as it allows the platform to manipulate the outcomes and rig the system in their favor. I mean, what's to stop you from rigging the system to favor your own interests? Literally, nothing.

Thirdly, the uMG platform's design and user interface are unprofessional and lack any semblance of credibility. A legitimate platform would invest in a professional design and user experience, rather than relying on a cheap and tacky website. This lack of investment in the platform's design and infrastructure raises serious questions about the platform's legitimacy and intentions. I mean, if you can't even be bothered to create a decent website, how can you expect people to trust you with their money? It's literally a joke.

Fourthly, the platform's claims about its "Market Cap" feature and "entries" system are convoluted and unclear. You may try to justify these features by saying that they're part of the platform's "real game," but the fact remains that they're poorly explained and lack any concrete evidence to support their claims. I mean, what's the point of having a "Market Cap" feature if it's not transparent or verifiable? It's literally just a bunch of nonsense.

Fifthly, I'd like to address the fact that you're trying to justify the platform's ridiculous claims by saying that it's a "real game" and that I'm just "delusional" for not believing it. Let me tell you, GluttonyY, I'm not delusional, I'm just not buying into your scam. And neither should anyone else. I mean, come on, who falls for this kind of nonsense? It's literally a scam, and you're just trying to convince people to give you their money.

Lastly, I've got to say, GluttonyY, you're really not doing yourself any favors with this response. You're just digging yourself deeper into a hole, and it's only a matter of time before everyone sees the uMG platform for the scam it is. I mean, seriously, who tries to defend a scam by insulting people and making racist comments? It's literally pathetic.

And let me add, GluttonyY, that I'm not going to let you get away with this. I'm going to keep calling out the uMG platform for the scam it is, and I'm going to make sure that everyone knows about it. You can't silence me with your insults and personal attacks, because I'm not afraid of you. I'm just a concerned citizen who wants to warn people about scams like yours.

So, GluttonyY, keep on insulting me and trying to defend your scam. But at the end of the day, you're just going to end up looking like a fool. And I'm going to be the one who's vindicated.

Insulting my age like that's gonna hurt my feelings or something? Newsflash, bro: I'm not 9 years old, and even if I was, I'd still be smarter than you.

You're just mad because you can't defend your scammy platform, so you're resorting to childish insults. That's pathetic, dude. You're trying to scam people out of their money, and you're getting called out for it. Instead of trying to attack me, why don't you try to explain how your platform actually works? Oh wait, you can't, because it's a scam.

You're just a joke, bro. A sad, pathetic joke. You think you're some kind of big shot, but really, you're just a loser trying to make a quick buck off of unsuspecting people. Well, it's not gonna work, dude. We're onto you, and we're not gonna let you get away with it.

Bruh, you're really reaching for insults now. Calling me and others "dumb" and "idiots" just makes you look desperate and salty. And, by the way, you don't have any proof that all the members are dumb, so that's just a weak attempt to discredit us.

I've already broken down why your platform is a scam, and you've got nothing to counter with. Instead of addressing the facts, you're just throwing shade and trying to distract from your own BS.

Begging is not allowed in this forum, and yet you're shamelessly asking for millions of dollars. This is just another example of how you and your scammer friends constantly break the rules.

Oh, so now you're resorting to personal attacks because you can't defend your shady platform? That's rich coming from someone who's trying to scam people with false promises of unlimited money generation.

Let me address your pathetic attempts to discredit me:

I don't sit on the forum 24/7, unlike you who's constantly trying to promote your scam. I have a life outside of this forum, and I take the time to warn people about potential scams like yours.

What I do in my life is none of your business. You're the one who's trying to make a quick buck by scamming innocent people, not me.

The only "change" you're trying to make is how to scam people more effectively. Your platform is a joke, and your claims are laughable.

I think you're the one who has a bunch of bullshit to say. You're the one making outlandish claims about your platform, not me. I'm just calling you out for your scam.

You can't prove that I've accomplished nothing in my life, because you don't know anything about me. But I can prove that your platform is a scam, and I've already done so in my initial report.

I've explained in detail why UMG is a scam on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5498951.msg64173097#msg64173097, and you're intentionally ignoring it because you can't defend your platform. You're just trying to distract from the facts by making personal attacks.

So, instead of trying to discredit me, why don't you address the concerns I've raised about your platform? Oh wait, you can't, because you're a scammer trying to make a quick buck.