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[Hispo]

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And just so you also know, the site is also down here in Nigeria, and it's been like this for about 4 to 5 days now I believe, I think they have packed for good, if there be any of their mirror website that is still online now, it's for the time being, this particular freebitco.in may likely not come online again.

If they are both down in Nigeria and also here in Venezuela, when it would be safe to assume this is not just a regional or local problem for people from certain countries to access to Freebitcoin, but rather a problem at their end or they have already decided to shut down for good after delaying refunds long enough for them to disappear with all they got from their victims.

Their attitude was not of a platform which was getting ready to refund people, even though they have the capital and the accumulated Bitcoins to do so. All of this is being done with malice.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Their attitude was not of a platform which was getting ready to refund people, even though they have the capital and the accumulated Bitcoins to do so. All of this is being done with malice.

And I think most of us understood, as Fivestar4everMVP says, that the message they put out saying they were going to shut down the site to refund customers was simply a way to buy time in the face of something that more and more people were becoming aware of. The bad thing is the number of people who have still lost money on the site during this time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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And just so you also know, the site is also down here in Nigeria, and it's been like this for about 4 to 5 days now I believe, I think they have packed for good, if there be any of their mirror website that is still online now, it's for the time being, this particular freebitco.in may likely not come online again.

If they are both down in Nigeria and also here in Venezuela, when it would be safe to assume this is not just a regional or local problem for people from certain countries to access to Freebitcoin, but rather a problem at their end or they have already decided to shut down for good after delaying refunds long enough for them to disappear with all they got from their victims.

Their attitude was not of a platform which was getting ready to refund people, even though they have the capital and the accumulated Bitcoins to do so. All of this is being done with malice.

Exactly bud, the site being down is a global issue not regional, I confirmed this from a friend of mine who lives in the UK and he told me the site is down for him as well, which simply means it's down globally and for every one in all parts of the world, this is why I concluded they have finally left us.

And about the refunding stuff, you are right as well, I was never expecting this people to carry out any refund ever since they announce it, this is exactly the same strategy betnomi used after scamming their users, they came back claiming to want to refund every one they stole from but atlas, no body was refunded even though they claimed they refunded everyone.

[Drazen2003]

- Wallet synchronization problem: False.

- Widthdraws since August 5, 2025: False.

- Page for "legal" users to recover their money: False.

- Transfers between their accounts draining FreeBitcoin: True.

-"Deposit button" open for months so users could continue losing money: True.

- Closure of their social media accounts and website: True (I'm in Spain and it's down here too, like everywhere else).


This thread should focus on compiling the steps to report them. I wish them the worst possible fate, but if they were at least harassed or imprisoned, that would be something.

[Slow death]

- Wallet synchronization problem: False.

- Widthdraws since August 5, 2025: False.

- Page for "legal" users to recover their money: False.

- Transfers between their accounts draining FreeBitcoin: True.

-"Deposit button" open for months so users could continue losing money: True.

- Closure of their social media accounts and website: True (I'm in Spain and it's down here too, like everywhere else).


This thread should focus on compiling the steps to report them. I wish them the worst possible fate, but if they were at least harassed or imprisoned, that would be something.

When a guy appeared in this thread and posted the name of one of the token's developers, saying it was someone from India (if my memory serves me right), and then the FreeBitcoin website immediately posted a refund notice, I said that the new owners of the FreeBitcoin website were afraid of being caught and that's why they lied about the refund, so people would stay calm and stop investigating them. This way, the new owners of FreeBitcoin would gain time to erase all traces of themselves and flee far away, and I was right.

[ethanhunt2023]

In the last 9 years, it's hard to find trustworthy people anymore

Probably the world was more naive 9 years ago, so do you, and there was still hope trustworthy people could be found and legit services could be offered to crypto enthusiasts. However, each new lie and each new scam we face in our lives discourage the belief in trustworthiness in this world. As result, people become hopeless, just like you.

And hopeless people end resigning to wicked practices like the one this website adopted for themselves, performing an exit scam after so many years of possibly the best service offered to crypto industry, considering it took into consideration those who were starting from zero and had no money to invest in BTC. That is the sad part of the story.

I am not hopeless, I was saying that in many areas people are no longer trustworthy, I did not invest a single $ in freebitco.in but only in binance and I transferred my bitcoins to self custody

[ultrloa]

Their attitude was not of a platform which was getting ready to refund people, even though they have the capital and the accumulated Bitcoins to do so. All of this is being done with malice.

And I think most of us understood, as Fivestar4everMVP says, that the message they put out saying they were going to shut down the site to refund customers was simply a way to buy time in the face of something that more and more people were becoming aware of. The bad thing is the number of people who have still lost money on the site during this time.

Correct and they just made that refund announcement to lessen up the pressure happening and so for them to get lots of time to escape.

Now that their site is totally shutdown now, I don't think that they have plans to follow what they say. There's nothing to comeback since their reputation has been totally destroyed on the situation happened on their site.

Sad to see that there are people lost their money on supposed to be long time running reputable casino, this remind us again that we should not rely on their reputation and never deposit huge money on online platform which we don't have full control.

[maydna]

- Wallet synchronization problem: False.

- Widthdraws since August 5, 2025: False.

- Page for "legal" users to recover their money: False.

- Transfers between their accounts draining FreeBitcoin: True.

-"Deposit button" open for months so users could continue losing money: True.

- Closure of their social media accounts and website: True (I'm in Spain and it's down here too, like everywhere else).


This thread should focus on compiling the steps to report them. I wish them the worst possible fate, but if they were at least harassed or imprisoned, that would be something.

When a guy appeared in this thread and posted the name of one of the token's developers, saying it was someone from India (if my memory serves me right), and then the FreeBitcoin website immediately posted a refund notice, I said that the new owners of the FreeBitcoin website were afraid of being caught and that's why they lied about the refund, so people would stay calm and stop investigating them. This way, the new owners of FreeBitcoin would gain time to erase all traces of themselves and flee far away, and I was right.

They are afraid so they make a reason by a refund notice. But if they really want doing that, they can do that since a long time ago and not just saying "give me more time and I will refund your money" because that is no needed. Plus the CloudFlare have an errors until this time as @LTU_btc mention. That gives them more time doing necessary things before they runs and disappear.

[Hispo]

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I am not hopeless, I was saying that in many areas people are no longer trustworthy, I did not invest a single $ in freebitco.in but only in binance and I transferred my bitcoins to self custody

You did the right thing. I you when you mention self-custody you are actually talking about some cold-storage, because in these times in which Bitcoin continues to get more difficult to mine and as it gains value in the long term, people who has a good stash of Satoshis will increasingly become more attractive for scammers.

At this stage of the ecosystem of Bitcoin, I would not even trust Binance or Coinbase with significant amounts of Bitcoin whose loss could negatively impact my life.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

At this stage of the ecosystem of Bitcoin, I would not even trust Binance or Coinbase with significant amounts of Bitcoin whose loss could negatively impact my life.

That's for sure if we are going to follow not your keys not your coins. However, these exchanges are subject to much stricter regulation than freebitco.in, so the risk is lower. There is no way that either of these two exchanges would go more than six months without processing deposits, and with all the previous problems, without the regulators coming down on them.

[Hispo]

At this stage of the ecosystem of Bitcoin, I would not even trust Binance or Coinbase with significant amounts of Bitcoin whose loss could negatively impact my life.

That's for sure if we are going to follow not your keys not your coins. However, these exchanges are subject to much stricter regulation than freebitco.in, so the risk is lower. There is no way that either of these two exchanges would go more than six months without processing deposits, and with all the previous problems, without the regulators coming down on them.

Right. There is no doubt both exchanges and casinos are treated differently and they have different sets of regulations, even in very strict countries like the United States or The United Kingdom. Exchanges are always asked to prove their liquidity when there is the slightest problem with withdrawals, which casinos have more room to manoeuver when they experiment problems with people wanting to get their money to their own wallets.

Also, it would be unthinkable to have an exchange as big as Binance or Coinbase in which the CEOS are anonymous in the same manner those behind Freebitcoin are. Perhaps, if casinos were treated more like exchanges, we would see less scams being pulled off against users, like Freebitcoin did and other casinos did, like Betnomi.