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April 24, 2016, 03:58:23 PM
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As some of you might be aware, the Cloud Staking Service trading as Staisybit (SB) (https://staisybit.com/) - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1091402.0 - has been down for a considerable amount of time with no real updates and no timeframe for when it will be back up. As SB went down it took all the invested coins with it, worth around 100 BTC in total. Since the downtime nobody has been able to withdraw any coins and the staff have been unhelpful and have not offered to return coins to customers.

There is a discussion in the SB thread about this with no updates from Alberto. SB supporters keeps making apologies and keep stating that everything is fine and it will all be ok. They also keep stating that there is always a risk in crypto and that you should never invest more than you can loose etc. This does not make sense, SB and Alberto has all the coins or has he lost the coins somehow? Where is the risk here? The risk that Alberto and SB will loose the coins or that they will take the coins and run?

Let me ask all of you, this question:

At what point do we consider SB failed / scam / lost / abandoned? Give me a date or a length of time from today that you consider as a reasonable deadline for SB to come back online so that we can withdraw our coins.

If you have coins in SB, then how much and what coins?

Soooooooon...............
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