@hashie, maybe you shouldn't have pissed off 40,000 people and I wouldn't have posted to ddos 178.62.201.90 in the lizard squad chat. How about you play my kind of arg. the kind where your ass is put on the no fly list. the kind where you get swatted, your mom and dad get swatted, your bank account drained. You have a bounty on your head and with vehicles that can be hacked you have no place safe to hide.

'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 5187be31-41e7-4721-8617-3a0e6d864fdd'

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Please speak proper English so we can understand what you are saying. I haven't heard you explain this before. All you mentioned was that the site had it's domain name for sale and was purchased some time ago. what do you mean you bought them from 3rd party? Did you use the site to issue an exchange? The way you make it sound is that you bought them from someone who promised to send it to your account but didn't. If that is the case then you got ripped off and the site isn't at fault for that. Bitcoin is somewhat anonymous in that as long as you don't go around posting the bitcoin address, it can't be tied back to you. Have you tried looking on the http://blockchain.info/ website to track your bitcoin? I don't see why you would do such a large transaction as most sites have anti money laundering services. I could see how it would take time to process such a large request and it would be easier to split that into smaller payments for easier processing. If the problem truly is with the site then you have to wait for your security ticket to be processed and that takes time. Maybe they froze your account for security purposes because you had a key logger on your machine and someone stole your passwords.Then started logging into the website or you are just trying to slander the website and they got pissed about you trying to scam the website. In this day and age people want proof of what you are saying otherwise we simply call it bullshit. I would start by being nice to people here, posting the bitcoin address that was used and then maybe people will want to help you.

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@BCEmporium Yes, you are correct that it's not Mtgox sending the spam. They spoofed it to appear to be sent from Mtgox. I simply wanted to let people know that you should always check the headers and also not to download anything unless it's from a trusted source.

I believe that MtGox is also sending spam emails telling people to download a new bitcoin client. I think it's the wallet stealer trojan.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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Dear Mt.Gox user,

There has recently been a private new Bitcoin exploit program released that duplicates transaction fee's from the previous thousands of transactions and sends the BTC to your address. 

We're well aware that many Mt. Gox users have lost their Bitcoins due to the security breaches on our website in the last few days, so we decided it would be fair for those users to recoup at least some of their losses:

You may check out the exploit here : linkremoved//Bitcoin-Exploit.rar

**Please read the enclosed tutorials prior to running the program for instructions.**

This is our way of apologizing to our users for the massive problems we've been experiencing as of late, including the users who have lost alot of BTC over the past few days

Thanks,
The Mt.Gox team

I wanted to say thanks for offering this service, I really like how I was notified about winning and for confirmation. I will be donating to show my support. Good luck everyone, I would be interested to hear from the next winner.

Some bitcoin exchangers might but due to paypal, you have to wait so long before you can get your bitcoin. That is to prevent fraud.

It kind of sucks if you have been around for a while and know how things work. However I can see the need for it, it reduces spam and trolling. I don't think it will alienate because it's a pretty low requirement. It should make people want to interact more and provide a place for the real beginners given time.

I would have to say the concept, This has the potential to make someone very wealthy. I also like the different things that you can obtain with it. Very unique and creative to say the least.

The benefits of having an ewallet would be in places where you might not want to run the software. I.e a library or school and even hotels. I wouldn't put more than your wiling to lose into one but it makes things convenient. I could go on a trip and have some bitcoin in my ewallet then if I run out I can western union myself money.

Why not, you got nothing to lose. Most people leave there machines on 24/7 so might as well make money from it.

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