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[Drazen2003]

So, looks like it could well be over.

A reminder, this prick fuck here : https://www.triplea.law/attorneys-bokkes/

Is the registered business owner of the Curaco company who are the "shadow" company for FBC BV (aka, freebitco.in)

He knows who the real owners are, he knows they've stolen tens of millions of dollars worth of Bitcoin from their user base, but he's keeping quiet.

He has a phone number.
He has an email address.
There are bombing programs to block his server.
I won't say more.

I hope he dies a painful death like all the FreeBitcoin scammers.

[DrBeer]

Warsaw Cloudflare = Working
freebitco.in Host = Error

 Cloudflare's node is in Warsaw, that means the server was somewhere in Europe.

Cloudflare node is one of the nearest to you not to the site.

go back one page to see a screenshot from another user and it say miami....

I have Milan as i'm in italy.

Yes, I agree, my mistake, the mapping shows the nearest Cloudflare node through which we access the final destination. But that doesn't change the essence of the matter — the site is simply DISABLED, the server is down, the money has disappeared... But again, if they used a paid Cloudflare plan, for example, then after the fraud reports are filed, you can contact Cloudflare and get information about who paid for this service for the FreeBitco.in domain, and then it all depends on the “desire” of law enforcement agencies to bring the investigation to a conclusion.

[GinnyBanzz]

It feels to me this should be a slam dunk for law enforcement. We can speculate, but we're almost certainly talking about tens of millions of dollars (maybe in excess of a 100 million) of customer funds that are essentially missing / stolen. This is not a trivial amount.

The problem we have at the moment is a real lack of coordination of efforts to bring these fucks to justice.

We need a group or someone in charge of liaising with law enforcement, dutch, curacao and American would be the most relevant at the moment.

I expect if the right law enforcement officials lay eyes on what has happened here, they will be very motivated to bring the site owners to justice, as well as those dutch prick lawyers who are hiding them.

[anonymouscoward]

I wouldn't be surprised if they did have a real problem with thousands or millions of bots milking the faucet.  The botters may have succeeded in withdrawing enough to make them insolvent before they shut down withdrawals.   When the site deleted its meters displaying deposits and reserves in real time, a few years ago, that was a red flag that something was wrong.

[nutildah]

I wouldn't be surprised if they did have a real problem with thousands or millions of bots milking the faucet.  The botters may have succeeded in withdrawing enough to make them insolvent before they shut down withdrawals.   When the site deleted its meters displaying deposits and reserves in real time, a few years ago, that was a red flag that something was wrong.

I think you might be right about that, but to just continue on with each passing year like everything is fine is wrong. Not just that, they continued to up the magnitude of their offerings and prizes; in retrospect it was perhaps to attract new business to make up for devastating losses.

For as long as I've been a member of this forum I've known you can't try to do something good (like giving away BTC) without having a flood of abusers... its just part of the online anonymous territory. They may have been milked by bots but ultimately its on them for not having developed better safeguards.

[DrBeer]

It feels to me this should be a slam dunk for law enforcement. We can speculate, but we're almost certainly talking about tens of millions of dollars (maybe in excess of a 100 million) of customer funds that are essentially missing / stolen. This is not a trivial amount.

The problem we have at the moment is a real lack of coordination of efforts to bring these fucks to justice.

We need a group or someone in charge of liaising with law enforcement, dutch, curacao and American would be the most relevant at the moment.

I expect if the right law enforcement officials lay eyes on what has happened here, they will be very motivated to bring the site owners to justice, as well as those dutch prick lawyers who are hiding them.

I wrote earlier that to solve the problem, we need to file mass reports of fraud with the relevant authorities, and one of the participants in this discussion has already provided the addresses here. But if everyone continues to just discuss the problem here, there will be no solution...