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[avp2306]

Yeah exactly, let's not allow ourselves to be deceived first and second time and again..
They already knew they were going to cease operation at this time even before this whole thing started, and I would say that its been their intention all along to cater away with funds belonging to their users since they will have to possibly depend on that money for the rest of their lives when they finally shut everything down on this site.

A good business that wants to shut down and doesn't want to scam their users doesn't start by actually scamming them, they start by announcing that they will be shutting down at so so time, and all users are expected to have withdrawn all their money on their site by that time.
This is to the best of my knowledge.

I don't believe that they intentionally wanted to scam people. They have been running this business for 12 years, have paid lots of Bitcoins and have had a huge trust in the community. They were even recommended by one of the first crypto exchanges as a way of earning your first Bitcoins. There are some things happening behind the scenes that we don't know. If Freebitco really wanted to scam people, then they wouldn't have allowed people to withdraw money months ago. Some people had a problem with withdrawing some $$ while some people were able to withdraw $10K. Lots of withdrawals were also processed later. Actually, this approach destroys business more than anything else. They basically emptied their wallets before they decided to shut down. If they really wanted to scam people, they could very easily do it in a much profitable way.

Maybe we can't assume for now that they don't have intention to scam their people if they pay all those pending withdrawals. But if those issues still happening and there are people claiming that their withdrawal has not been processed by freebitco.in then we could still assume that they are not good casino.

Those actions they made and for not paying attention on their pending withdrawal kill their business. That's why lots of people are now avoiding them and maybe they already feel the number of players decline that's why they choose to announce that they are going to shutdown their operation.

[pawanjain]

I don't believe that they intentionally wanted to scam people.

If you observe how scam websites disappear, you'll see they have something in common: the site starts making selective payments for a while, allowing other people to continue depositing money into the site hoping they will be paid, and they don't believe it when people who haven't been paid accuse the site of not paying them. When the site owners collect the desired amount, they disappear. In my opinion, this website was sold to someone else, and that person later realized the business was unsustainable. To recoup all the money they spent buying the website, they chose to scam.

If they will really make a run, why they will they take care of putting those messages of closing? or close deposit with a warning? or be so stupid to send funds to KYC exchange .?

This could be a strategy for them to buy enough time to erase all traces that lead to their real identity. Notice that the site has had the same problem for months and no one from the site has ever come forward to say anything, but suddenly, when someone posts that there's a chance of discovering their real identity, that's when the site owners appeared with news. It's clear they want to buy time to disappear completely.

That is by far the most sensible explanation of the situation going on with freebitco.in
It's evident that freebitco.in ownership was changed since TheQuin disappeared like he never existed.
The past owner thought it would be the best to sell the site for a good amount of money and he did exactly that.

If the site was still profitable then nobody in their right senses would chose to end up the services like this.
So yeah they thought it would be the best to scam the users to recover the money they had invested in it.

[Panp858]

Just one question not directly related to FBTC but kind off. Since the guys behind this site were or are heavy into FUN tokens, do you guys think its best to sell all fun  tokens after FBTC shuts down? I mean if the whale leaves the battlefield, whats left?