Is Ethereum-Wallet.net A Scam?

[Whiplash123]

EDIT: The site I had set up an account with is www.ethereum-wallet.info/     
Different site by equally as fishy. Can anyone help me with this?

[arwin100]

Never heard some good info's about that wallet and much better if you stick to myetherwallet since that is the most recommended wallet provider that we can stick out our ethereum assets and never trust any site that offering that since they might be a stealer and stole your balance in single blink of an eye.

[concept2]

I have just heard about them and I believe that you have lost all of your money in this type of wallet. Sorry about that bro. YOu can try mist or myetherwallet instead. They are very populous and awesome

[bodinvest]

Umm...it might be:

Not knowingly my buddies and I opened a wallet with this guy on his website about 7 days ago. And today, when Ethereum is over $220...his site stops working. Then we get this message on his website:

Regretfully, our server (root account) was compromised two days after switching web hosting providers. We are still investigating how the attack happened.
The majority of the Ether was moved to: https://etherscan.io/address/0xef9e06ee6c6adde29237e55a20e6743c92575ebe by the attacker.
An attacker has moved most of the Ethereum on the website, but thankfully we have managed to recover a portion of it from low balance accounts.
We will be announcing a user reimbursement plan soon.

Basically a bunch of bull@#%^.

I sent him a few emails tell him I'm not buying his attacker bullshit. But this is where I think my money went: https://etherscan.io/address/0x9b4167863b0ba8d91f7751517345a7d93880d6dc

We're the one's missing 2.34484481 Ether. Lesson learned. Hopefully he can at least return a mere 2.34 ether and is not be a greedy son of a bitch.


DO NOT USE: https://bitcoin-wallet.net/ IT IS A SCAM! It looks identical to his other scam site. Don't be fooled! Use https://www.myetherwallet.com and get your private key!

[eth4lyfe]

Umm...it might be:

Not knowingly my buddies and I opened a wallet with this guy on his website about 7 days ago. And today, when Ethereum is over $220...his site stops working. Then we get this message on his website:

Regretfully, our server (root account) was compromised two days after switching web hosting providers. We are still investigating how the attack happened.
The majority of the Ether was moved to: https://etherscan.io/address/0xef9e06ee6c6adde29237e55a20e6743c92575ebe by the attacker.
An attacker has moved most of the Ethereum on the website, but thankfully we have managed to recover a portion of it from low balance accounts.
We will be announcing a user reimbursement plan soon.

Basically a bunch of bull@#%^.

I sent him a few emails tell him I'm not buying his attacker bullshit. But this is where I think my money went: https://etherscan.io/address/0x9b4167863b0ba8d91f7751517345a7d93880d6dc

We're the one's missing 2.34484481 Ether. Lesson learned. Hopefully he can at least return a mere 2.34 ether and is not be a greedy son of a bitch.


DO NOT USE: https://bitcoin-wallet.net/ IT IS A SCAM! It looks identical to his other scam site. Don't be fooled! Use https://www.myetherwallet.com and get your private key!

Yeah I lost 5 eth today... definitely a lesson learned, never trusting anyone with my keys again.

[pictoj7]

I am in the same situation. I am about to email him however it looks as if he has tumbled the coins out 21 coins at a time to random wallets.
He is trying to hide his tracks. I'm not buying the BS he has posted on his site either.

A good friend of mine and I have been doing some digging and located a bit of information on him. I will be emailing him shortly with a letter from my lawyer demanding my ethereum back.
He basically just stole a a new cars worth from me.

Has anyone else been able to get their eth returned?

[Sk36]

I am in the same position and have started interacting with law enforcement agencies.

[TuftyGizmo]

I have received a private message from one of the people on this thread who has lost a lot of money via the ethereum-wallet.net con. I am going to reply publicly to his two questions so as to help anyone else too, sorry if any of this info is just a repeat of that already posted:

The guy who runs the ethereum-wallet.net rip off is called David Fuu or David Fu. The email addresses I used to contact him (can't vouch they work now): davidfuu[AT]gmail.com (tip: google search that email address) and ethereum.contact[AT]gmail.com. I found his name via whois of some of the websites he runs (all backlinks to ethereum-wallet.net seem to be from his sites, though most have privacy protection). Since I got my money back all that time ago he has covered his criminal tracks more. You need to get law enforcement involved, how much is this guy stealing?! It won't stop until he is behind bars. Good luck.

[Ymerej]

Has anyone had any recompense yet?
http://ethrestoreforum.freeforums.net/thread/2/ethereum-wallet-manual-disbursements-process

[tinyteapot]

The matter have gone worse now read this from their website,

Regretfully, our server (root account) was compromised two days after switching web hosting providers. We are still investigating how the attack happened.
The majority of the Ether was moved to: https://etherscan.io/address/0xef9e06ee6c6adde29237e55a20e6743c92575ebe by the attacker, and we are still investigating other addresses involved with the hack.
An attacker has moved most of the Ethereum on the website, but thankfully we have managed to recover some of the Ethereum.
We will be announcing a user reimbursement plan soon.

Brief Update
We plan to bring the website back up for reimbursements/withdraws by June 7th. It might be up earlier than that but due to manual withdrawals, it may take longer so we need users to hold on for a few days. We can't respond to individual cases just yet. Users will be issued separate tokens according to their previous balance based on a pool comprised of recovered tokens. We will raise additional funds to cover the remaining losses through the website's profits, and all future revenue will go towards this fund.
We have every intention to pay users back for their losses.
Following this event, we will change the implementation of our wallet to a client-sided model so this can't happen again.
Thank you for your patience.

June 1 Update
We have started compensating users manually here: Ethereum-Wallet.net Forum
Make an account and send us an email with the details mentioned in the post.

[sicalorod]

He has now returned the ETH, took some threats to get it to happen.

HE STOLE FROM ME TOO, CAN YOU HELP ME CONTACT HIM TO GET MY 12 ETH BACK! I WILL PAY YOU WITH 1 IF WE MANAGE TO GET IT. THKS.

[ArdiPrabowo]

The matter have gone worse now read this from their website,

Regretfully, our server (root account) was compromised two days after switching web hosting providers. We are still investigating how the attack happened.
The majority of the Ether was moved to: https://etherscan.io/address/0xef9e06ee6c6adde29237e55a20e6743c92575ebe by the attacker, and we are still investigating other addresses involved with the hack.
An attacker has moved most of the Ethereum on the website, but thankfully we have managed to recover some of the Ethereum.
We will be announcing a user reimbursement plan soon.

Brief Update
We plan to bring the website back up for reimbursements/withdraws by June 7th. It might be up earlier than that but due to manual withdrawals, it may take longer so we need users to hold on for a few days. We can't respond to individual cases just yet. Users will be issued separate tokens according to their previous balance based on a pool comprised of recovered tokens. We will raise additional funds to cover the remaining losses through the website's profits, and all future revenue will go towards this fund.
We have every intention to pay users back for their losses.
Following this event, we will change the implementation of our wallet to a client-sided model so this can't happen again.
Thank you for your patience.

June 1 Update
We have started compensating users manually here: Ethereum-Wallet.net Forum
Make an account and send us an email with the details mentioned in the post.

i think is bad information if eth balance move to another addres
but is old storage addres is hack and move is no problem, but if online wallet use cold storage is bad service, because can't full control addres and balance

recomended etherum online wallet only myetherwallet.com

[betlord90]

The matter have gone worse now read this from their website,

Regretfully, our server (root account) was compromised two days after switching web hosting providers. We are still investigating how the attack happened.
The majority of the Ether was moved to: https://etherscan.io/address/0xef9e06ee6c6adde29237e55a20e6743c92575ebe by the attacker, and we are still investigating other addresses involved with the hack.
An attacker has moved most of the Ethereum on the website, but thankfully we have managed to recover some of the Ethereum.
We will be announcing a user reimbursement plan soon.

Brief Update
We plan to bring the website back up for reimbursements/withdraws by June 7th. It might be up earlier than that but due to manual withdrawals, it may take longer so we need users to hold on for a few days. We can't respond to individual cases just yet. Users will be issued separate tokens according to their previous balance based on a pool comprised of recovered tokens. We will raise additional funds to cover the remaining losses through the website's profits, and all future revenue will go towards this fund.
We have every intention to pay users back for their losses.
Following this event, we will change the implementation of our wallet to a client-sided model so this can't happen again.
Thank you for your patience.

June 1 Update
We have started compensating users manually here: Ethereum-Wallet.net Forum
Make an account and send us an email with the details mentioned in the post.

i think is bad information if eth balance move to another addres
but is old storage addres is hack and move is no problem, but if online wallet use cold storage is bad service, because can't full control addres and balance

recomended etherum online wallet only myetherwallet.com

Bad idea to use that wallet while theirs myetherwallet who's been recommended to anyone and im wondering on how could people take those unknown services while they are dealing up their money on their, And look what is the result now they had been deceived so better used those most recommended so that our money will not be scammed by those fucking scamtards.

[rajabhusal]

It ia a cheating wallet.. They took all my ether.. I am not able to contact anyone. Forum registration to recieve ether is still pending.. How to get my ether back.. Very poir wallet setvice. Did a mistake relying on this wallet

[Virtual miner]

It ia a cheating wallet.. They took all my ether.. I am not able to contact anyone. Forum registration to recieve ether is still pending.. How to get my ether back.. Very poir wallet setvice. Did a mistake relying on this wallet

I had the same problem, I notified them and they fixed it, also got my 40% very fast

[sj123]

New update on this thief, cant get through on the ethereum-contact @gmail address. The web page is still down. looks like bitcoin-wallet might also
be down. This guy is running I bet. I agree needs to be behind bars. I encourage all people to prosecute  this thief.But we need to work together and find him.

[Nathan047]

I can not get my ether out of Ethereum-Wallet.net and they do not, to date, respond to support emails. Does anyone know if this website is a scam? They hold the private key, not good. I also see there is a poster called AstralWonder on this forum who spams links to them in most of his posts. An internet search shows a lot of forum and comment spam and the odd sponsored post pointing to Ethereum-Wallet.net - and not much else at all. The site is not on https and whois is hidden behind a panama address. I am concerned they are simply a scam?

I can’t be certain, but there’s at least a good chance they are. I always recommend avoiding web wallets unless they don’t have your private key (with very few exceptions). Try using Jaxx or Coinomi to hold your ethereum instead.

[baum1337]

https://www.facebook.com/davidfuu.t?lst=100002448857326%3A100017787152631%3A1496941381


is this this guy from etherum-wallet.net ?

[Zicadis]

never heard of Ethereum-Wallet.net and no single being has recommended this wallet either
Best thing to do is avoiding wallets or products you  have never heard of,, problem solved.
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https://www.facebook.com/davidfuu.t?lst=100002448857326%3A100017787152631%3A1496941381


is this this guy from etherum-wallet.net ?

That account almost screams burner account not so much activity on it to be honest but if this is your guy nail him down

[SunnyNg]

New update on this thief, cant get through on the ethereum-contact @gmail address. The web page is still down. looks like bitcoin-wallet might also
be down. This guy is running I bet. I agree needs to be behind bars. I encourage all people to prosecute  this thief.But we need to work together and find him.

Many depositors hv been conned, me too, this guy got to be in jailed.As a wallet provider suddenly he reported the site has been hacked. We should get all the depositors here and take stiff action on him. The forum started by him is controlled by him and good and sensible postings are remove by him, so that others could not read and see the posting. For instance I hv check my ETH movement thro etherscan and found that my account was not hacked but the ETH move out hy him to another address. I hv been able to trace that the reported hack have actually move many ETH to one account which shows  balance of US1.5 million. There were also many ETH in figure of 21 being move to Shapeshift. All depositors must get together to hunt down this thief and get the ETH account to be frozen. By compensating40% the thief thot he can get away. As a wallet provider with so many users you cannot say u r not aware of being hacked - why was there no instruction to users to protect their account.