powerstars- site was hacked

[panjul07]

if anyone know pls help me is provably fair realy work and is it hard to add it?

Why to you and not to Powerstars?
As he is you alt and you are the owner, but you are with red trust?

Anyway - use google and you will find bet implementation on provably fair methods.

Happy New Year!

His first post in this thread said that the design of the site is really bad, so I dont think that he is the owner of the site. But not really sure about it, just guessing..

[BTTrader]

lol that's funny, I sent a test 0.002 to the site and never got it in my account. that was like 3 days ago. funny...it walks like a duck, quacks like one, it is one. SCAM...

[panjul07]

lol that's funny, I sent a test 0.002 to the site and never got it in my account. that was like 3 days ago. funny...it walks like a duck, quacks like one, it is one. SCAM...

If I'm not mistaken 3days ago means December 29th, 2015. But this site is launched here in this forum is on December 30th, but maybe that is just like different calculation. Maybe you made the deposit just after you saw this thread..
But thanks for sharing it, if it is true that they scam you just for 0.002btc so that's very funny as you said. I just wanted to make small deposit to test it out but I think it is better not to do it till OP say something about your missing deposit.

[BTTrader]

yea sorry, been a long week. I said "like 3 days" I deposited right after I saw the first post. your correct. I also did it just for fun, I saw that my 0.002 needed so and so confirmations. it just never got there, kinda as expected. don't waste your money.

[inv0]

The site is a scam.

Unfortunatelly I sent a deposit here by mistake. ( somehow I saved the deposit address and sent here 0.5 BTC)
I didnt want to cash out asap, so I played 100 spins, of course all lost. after that I tried to cash out, it said "Cashout error. Please check your details again."

I sent the scammer a mail, to asking send me 0.45 btc back (I had 0.49 btc there). I received this funny mail:

" Yes we checked it.

Due to money laundeary we can not proccesss withdrawal request that is not higer than your deposit.

You can withdraw 0.6Btc,... "

After I sent the coins I thought its 99.99% lost, but it worth a try to ask.

Also I live close to Croatia, maybe I find this guy, according to godaddy he is the registrant:

Registrant Name: David Nikolic
Registrant Organization: Fort Opus J.D.O.O.
Registrant Street: Radalj 63
Registrant City: Klek
Registrant State/Province: Dubrovacko-Neretvanska
Registrant Postal Code: 20356
Registrant Country: HR
Registrant Phone: +385.996960490

So keep away from this "site".

[BTTrader]

The site is a scam.

Unfortunatelly I sent a deposit here by mistake. ( somehow I saved the deposit address and sent here 0.5 BTC)
I didnt want to cash out asap, so I played 100 spins, of course all lost. after that I tried to cash out, it said "Cashout error. Please check your details again."

I sent the scammer a mail, to asking send me 0.45 btc back (I had 0.49 btc there). I received this funny mail:

" Yes we checked it.

Due to money laundeary we can not proccesss withdrawal request that is not higer than your deposit.

You can withdraw 0.6Btc,... "

After I sent the coins I thought its 99.99% lost, but it worth a try to ask.

Also I live close to Croatia, maybe I find this guy, according to godaddy he is the registrant:

Registrant Name: David Nikolic
Registrant Organization: Fort Opus J.D.O.O.
Registrant Street: Radalj 63
Registrant City: Klek
Registrant State/Province: Dubrovacko-Neretvanska
Registrant Postal Code: 20356
Registrant Country: HR
Registrant Phone: +385.996960490

So keep away from this "site".

Shit dude 0.5 is a lot! I feel for you and hope you find that guy.

[inv0]

someone hacked site

LOL after 30 minutes of my post where I posted the registrant details.

Just send the BTC back to the address from where you received it, and you dont need to make cover stories like this "site hacked".

[ajareselde]

The site is a scam.

Unfortunatelly I sent a deposit here by mistake. ( somehow I saved the deposit address and sent here 0.5 BTC)
I didnt want to cash out asap, so I played 100 spins, of course all lost. after that I tried to cash out, it said "Cashout error. Please check your details again."

I sent the scammer a mail, to asking send me 0.45 btc back (I had 0.49 btc there). I received this funny mail:

" Yes we checked it.

Due to money laundeary we can not proccesss withdrawal request that is not higer than your deposit.

You can withdraw 0.6Btc,... "

After I sent the coins I thought its 99.99% lost, but it worth a try to ask.

Also I live close to Croatia, maybe I find this guy, according to godaddy he is the registrant:

Registrant Name: David Nikolic
Registrant Organization: Fort Opus J.D.O.O.
Registrant Street: Radalj 63
Registrant City: Klek
Registrant State/Province: Dubrovacko-Neretvanska
Registrant Postal Code: 20356
Registrant Country: HR
Registrant Phone: +385.996960490

So keep away from this "site".

I live in Croatia, and if you get to a point that you need to contact local authority or need something translated regarding this case, i will do it for free.
Somehow i doubt the info is in fact real, but it doesn't hurt to try. I doubt they have valid gambling licence under our law either, but inspection dept. can check that out.
Site screams scam all over the place - sorry for your loss.

EDIT; Fort Opus J.D.O.O. is registered as a tourist travel agency ... he leeched their info

[inv0]

The site is a scam.

Unfortunatelly I sent a deposit here by mistake. ( somehow I saved the deposit address and sent here 0.5 BTC)
I didnt want to cash out asap, so I played 100 spins, of course all lost. after that I tried to cash out, it said "Cashout error. Please check your details again."

I sent the scammer a mail, to asking send me 0.45 btc back (I had 0.49 btc there). I received this funny mail:

" Yes we checked it.

Due to money laundeary we can not proccesss withdrawal request that is not higer than your deposit.

You can withdraw 0.6Btc,... "

After I sent the coins I thought its 99.99% lost, but it worth a try to ask.

Also I live close to Croatia, maybe I find this guy, according to godaddy he is the registrant:

Registrant Name: David Nikolic
Registrant Organization: Fort Opus J.D.O.O.
Registrant Street: Radalj 63
Registrant City: Klek
Registrant State/Province: Dubrovacko-Neretvanska
Registrant Postal Code: 20356
Registrant Country: HR
Registrant Phone: +385.996960490

So keep away from this "site".

I live in Croatia, and if you get to a point that you need to contact local authority or need something translated regarding this case, i will do it for free.
Somehow i doubt the info is in fact real, but it doesn't hurt to try. I doubt they have valid gambling licence under our law either, but inspection dept. can check that out.
Site screams scam all over the place - sorry for your loss.

EDIT; Fort Opus J.D.O.O. is registered as a tourist travel agency ... he leeched their info

Thanks for the offer. I send you a pm if it is needed. btw I live in Hungary, I was in Croatia every summer in the last 15 years.

He just deleted all the informations from the whois database. So I think it is might be real. He registered more .info sites with the same info like konoba-berlin.info, and also updated the whois in the last hour. Also I located a forum profile for the bitcoin address he use.

Yes the site looks like a cheap scam.   But now I really like to put together the pieces.

[ajareselde]

I live in Croatia, and if you get to a point that you need to contact local authority or need something translated regarding this case, i will do it for free.
Somehow i doubt the info is in fact real, but it doesn't hurt to try. I doubt they have valid gambling licence under our law either, but inspection dept. can check that out.
Site screams scam all over the place - sorry for your loss.

EDIT; Fort Opus J.D.O.O. is registered as a tourist travel agency ... he leeched their info

Thanks for the offer. I send you a pm if it is needed. btw I live in Hungary, I was in Croatia every summer in the last 15 years.

He just deleted all the informations from the whois database. So I think it is might be real. He registered more .info sites with the same info like konoba-berlin.info, and also updated the whois in the last hour. Also I located a forum profile for the bitcoin address he use.

Yes the site looks like a cheap scam.   But now I really like to put together the pieces.

There's a lot of internet frauds arising recently here (in Hun too probably). I believe it's mostly due to lack of laws surrounding such cases,
but like i said; my offer stands. In the case this goes further, a warrant can be placed to admin for release of IP addresses he used when logging in.
I got crossed over for 1200 EUR last year, so i can relate to your case, and i would like nothing more than to see people like him brought to justice.

[marioantonini]

if one people open a site for scam, i don't think use real personal data for register a domain (already godaggy for not request any id for register a domain).

but why use have send 0,5 to one non professional site?

[bit-freedom]

someone hacked site

stolen funds? data lost? match rigged?

[BigMac]

someone hacked site

stolen funds? data lost? match rigged?

Reading the posts in the thread, it is clear that the site is built to be a cheap scam from the very beginning and there is no hack at all. Otherwise, there is no need for the owner to change the whois info.

[phibay]

someone hacked site

stolen funds? data lost? match rigged?

neither. op just ran away with the users money(if there's any)  and claims his/her site was hacked.  a typical scammer move nothing to see here. move on.

[edmundduke]

someone hacked site

stolen funds? data lost? match rigged?

neither. op just ran away with the users money(if there's any)  and claims his/her site was hacked.  a typical scammer move nothing to see here. move on.

That is the most likely move indeed. It tends to happen a lot, as soon as the scammers see enough money is deposited into the site hey either just leave or then claim that a hack has happened. A real hack is very rare but they do happen.
If there was a hack he would have said a bit more than "Guys we got hacked".

[Patatas]

Not sure which powerstars everybody here is talking about.But I found one power stars which is a slot machine on a third party's website ? They don't have option for bitcoins I guess.A'm I on the right page ?http://www.vegasslotsonline.com/novomatic/power-stars/

[Chemistry1988]

Not sure which powerstars everybody here is talking about.But I found one power stars which is a slot machine on a third party's website ? They don't have option for bitcoins I guess.A'm I on the right page ?http://www.vegasslotsonline.com/novomatic/power-stars/

Though OP has now edited his post, you can still see the original thread title is "POWERSTARS.INFO New bitcoin gamble game! Get 3 stars same color and win bitcoins" by reading the title of the replies in the first page. Or you can also see the original unedited post through google cache http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1309122.0.

[Patatas]

Not sure which powerstars everybody here is talking about.But I found one power stars which is a slot machine on a third party's website ? They don't have option for bitcoins I guess.A'm I on the right page ?http://www.vegasslotsonline.com/novomatic/power-stars/

Though OP has now edited his post, you can still see the original thread title is "POWERSTARS.INFO New bitcoin gamble game! Get 3 stars same color and win bitcoins" by reading the title of the replies in the first page. Or you can also see the original unedited post through google cache http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1309122.0.

Okay I see ! Because there is already a powerstars slots for bets which I'm guessing Op has ripped off to star it accepting bitcoins since the original didnt accept bitcoins.Thanks for the info!

[bit-freedom]

bad luck, but as already state why trust a site like this one?