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[Synchronice]

@Synchronice, these data were published by a person who seems to be very well versed in the situation surrounding who owns this business. Considering that such data cannot be published anywhere except in the Investigation Board, I think you might find some answers there.

As far as I know, he was already saved by diplomatic immunity because he was caught with a fairly large group of scammers, and it is obvious that he has very good political connections that currently keep him outside the reach of the law. My guess is that things went downhill with this business right when it was discovered that he was involved in various shady dealings.

It is possible that the business was sold, or that everything was allowed to slowly deteriorate to the stage where it is now.

I checked the thread on Investigation board and honestly, I couldn't really imagine that these kind of things were going behind the scenes. But honestly, even though he is a scammer, I still want to appreciate the fact that this website played an important role in making Bitcoin popular because I guess, lots of us earned their first Bitcoins from this website but it still doesn't change the fact that they scammed people.

As far as I know, he can't be arrested in Thailand since he has a diplomatic immunity there but for example, if India will say that this man runs scam business(es) and India wants to arrest him, then Thailand will have to revoke his immunity and send him to India, where he will face the prison. I think that lawsuit should be filled in India. I'm not a law expert, I hope there are some people here who went to law school, their opinions will be very interesting.

[Kavelj22]

If you search for "free bitcoin" in Google, this website will appear as the first result.
You will also see freebitco on the second page, if you search for "How to get free bitcoin".

It's unlikely that Google will remove their website from the search results if they allow scam ads on YouTube featuring famous deepfake personalities. Google employees themselves are behind this, since anyone can send scam emails using their google.com and youtube.com domains. There are a lot of similar posts on Twitter

That is a completely different topic... Either Google does not care about their users getting scammed or they actually get so many advertising proposals and they cannot filter scams out effectively as they are supposed to.
Since Freebitcoin had operated with no problems for so many years and there was no need for Google to exclude them from their search engine, I doubt they will do it now that there are problems of liquidity.

I can't blame google for this if the domain is indexed by popularity over more than a decade. It is not a paid ads but the algorythm running. I don't know if this can be adjusted by google but I don't think they care that much about their users. There is no way but the website to shut down completely because it still appears in other search engines not just google.

About the deposit address, it is another scam practice to show the deposit address from time to time so someone has to refresh the page over ten times. This is ridiculous by all means. Someone should collect all the evidences and filled a lawsuit against freebitco. It becomes a tragic game.

Ironically, Google has completely exclude other webpages from their search engines because of less, actually, there is an archive about services excluded by Google due to political reasons or because their content is considered to be harmful for users if Google.

Regardless of the case, I think some employee of Google could actually agree to exclude Freebitcoin if it has proven by some court in the United States that such domain is being used to deliberately harm people economically. It only takes someone in the USA who has lost a significant amount of money to this scam and is willing to prosecute in order to justice to eventually seize this domain.

From this approach, freebitco scam casino or any other scam service can avoid being in trouble with any american citizen and he will continue appearing on search engines without google excludes them for being a harmful content? Being a selective scam can help those projects to run as long as they want till someone from the USA decides to fill a lawsuit against the service. Like this the service can stop providing access to USA citizens whenever their locations in the world. But how could google ignore the huge number of complaints against freebitco and just sit and wait for a decision from an USA court? And if google acts this way, hosting registrar and domain provider can act the same way without pleading guilty at all cases. Btw, freebitco is not a single exception, other scam casinos are still running and lunching ads despite being reported thousand times for fraudulent practices.

[Betwrong]

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~@hosemary telling the truth so that is why I am telling that they want to scam more people especially new people who visits their site. We don't know how many more people scams by them and how those people easily sending their funds into their account in Freebitcoin. They can use other ways that we don't know yet so more victims will interest and start deposits money to play.

Guys, don't get me wrong. I'm not defending FreeBitco.in. What they've been doing over the past year or so has been terribly wrong and completely unacceptable. Even if they don't try to scam new users, their old users like us don't deserve such treatment. They owe me $25 at the current rate, so it's not a big problem for me. But I'm sure there are people they owe thousands to.

[arwin100]

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~@hosemary telling the truth so that is why I am telling that they want to scam more people especially new people who visits their site. We don't know how many more people scams by them and how those people easily sending their funds into their account in Freebitcoin. They can use other ways that we don't know yet so more victims will interest and start deposits money to play.

Guys, don't get me wrong. I'm not defending FreeBitco.in. What they've been doing over the past year or so has been terribly wrong and completely unacceptable. Even if they don't try to scam new users, their old users like us don't deserve such treatment. They owe me $25 at the current rate, so it's not a big problem for me. But I'm sure there are people they owe thousands to.

Freebitco.in behavior towards their long time gamblers is completely unacceptable, they didn't even bother to check them and try to give them an update if they still have a plan to do those what they promise like doing a refund.

Yeah your $25 maybe small, but for sure that many people lose lots of money. The way how they handle this situation it shows that they are lack with accountability with those issues happen in their casino.

[pawanjain]

He is a person with diplomatic immunity? Does this immunity give them a chance to run scams without getting charged for them? I thought that in such cases, they are declared as persona non grata by the country where they live and are required to leave the country immediately.
By the way, wasn't Freebitco generating a good amount of money? Their house edge was very high compared to any other crypto casino. They even had two crypto casinos that were promoted through Freebitco. I don't really understand what they did and why they did. They could do much more profitable exit scam if that was the point.

It is possible that the gambling sites they had been operating were not making enough profits.
The name was Dplay for one of the sites, not sure about the other one.
I also read somewhere that it wasn't making much profits and people were abusing the site.
May be this is why they had to close their business.

[hosemary]

The name was Dplay for one of the sites, not sure about the other one.

The other one was named Club Riches.
They first closed Club Riches in April 2025, and in their closure announcement, they invited their users to play on Dplay. After only 20 days, they closed DPlay too.

[Haunebu]

As far as I know, he can't be arrested in Thailand since he has a diplomatic immunity there but for example, if India will say that this man runs scam business(es) and India wants to arrest him, then Thailand will have to revoke his immunity and send him to India, where he will face the prison. I think that lawsuit should be filled in India. I'm not a law expert, I hope there are some people here who went to law school, their opinions will be very interesting.

Am not a lawyer or anything, but it won't be that easy to take this scumbag down since he probably paid off a lot of government officials in order to survive which is why it would take a coordinated operation by level headed authorities to screw him.

Lots of legit evidence would help obviously, but it's not enough if powerful people are protecting this worm. If the FTX dude could get screwed so badly, this dude could too though it's tricky. Time will tell.

[winspiral]

It's a pity because it was the best free earning I have known...

[pawanjain]

The name was Dplay for one of the sites, not sure about the other one.

The other one was named Club Riches.
They first closed Club Riches in April 2025, and in their closure announcement, they invited their users to play on Dplay. After only 20 days, they closed DPlay too.

Lol, that's a bummer for those users to get to know that the site they used to bet on is closed and then they migrated to the other site just to know its getting closed too.
I guess freebitco.in was the only site that was profitable for them so many years but anyway, they showed their true face at the end.
Freebitco.in will just be remembered as the first site to earn satoshis for many people which ended up scamming their users.

[Hispo]

It's a pity because it was the best free earning I have known...

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

[16xypjnxlrew]

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

We don't know exactly during which time period users deposited more than 720 BTC. It may have happened between 2018 and 2020, when the average Bitcoin price was at most around $10,000 per BTC. If, however, most of those 720 BTC were deposited between 2014 and 2016, then the average price was at most around $600 per BTC. Based on this, the estimated value would have been no more than $7.2 million in the first scenario, and no more than $500,000 in the second. Today these amounts seem enormous because of BTC price appreciation. Which scenario do you think is more realistic?

[Hispo]

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

We don't know exactly during which time period users deposited more than 720 BTC. It may have happened between 2018 and 2020, when the average Bitcoin price was at most around $10,000 per BTC. If, however, most of those 720 BTC were deposited between 2014 and 2016, then the average price was at most around $600 per BTC. Based on this, the estimated value would have been no more than $7.2 million in the first scenario, and no more than $500,000 in the second. Today these amounts seem enormous because of BTC price appreciation. Which scenario do you think is more realistic?

I don't think it would be very constructive to talk about how much money itneas deposited in periods of time in which this scam was not being pulled off, though.
It would be more relevant to share and save information from the Blockchain which allow us to track and keep an eye on whatever the administration of this service in doing, in a similar manner some people on this thread managed to found out Freebitcoin was exchanging an important amount of BTC for USDT some months back.

We all know they have millions of dollars and they have broken their promise to give refunds by the half of this year, that is what matters the most for people who have lost their money by trusting those scammers...

[LTU_btc]

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

I'm more than sure that it was profitable for most of time. They were in business longer than any other similar kind website not without a reason. One of my version that one of their new side projects went wrong. FUN token, Dplay and Club Riches casinos. and these unsuccessful projects eventually killed Freebitco.in. Maybe it's also partially true that abuse hit them hard too.

[retaur]

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

I'm more than sure that it was profitable for most of time. They were in business longer than any other similar kind website not without a reason. One of my version that one of their new side projects went wrong. FUN token, Dplay and Club Riches casinos. and these unsuccessful projects eventually killed Freebitco.in. Maybe it's also partially true that abuse hit them hard too.

I think the 4% per year interest on bitcoin balances might also have gone some way to harming their reputation.

If the abuse wasn't fake, it felt like it was there from the start. They claimed people were complaining about ads on their site. Also, the mining rewards thing might've hit them too (they launched a CPU miner on the site and it probably hit them quite a bit when antiviruses started blocking them).

[Hispo]

Perhaps it was actually the best, because it was not actually subsanable in the long term, don't you think?

That is something a lot of people have been saying since this service went to hell several months ago, that they were one of the best ways to get some additional money through referrals and their faucet was one of the most rewarding ones on the market.
I have started to believe they actually exchanged their long term reliability in order to keep their costumers and investors happy, with a façade of a casino too big to fail.

In the end, it failed because their own arrogance and lack of introspection.

I'm more than sure that it was profitable for most of time. They were in business longer than any other similar kind website not without a reason. One of my version that one of their new side projects went wrong. FUN token, Dplay and Club Riches casinos. and these unsuccessful projects eventually killed Freebitco.in. Maybe it's also partially true that abuse hit them hard too.

According to what some people have said here in this thread, most of the competition of Freebitcoin, other casi os which offered referral programs and also faucet, opted to limit their Freebitcoin giveaways to one per pay , while this service continued to allow their gamblers and clients to get some Satoshis every hour. They argue Freebitcoin was basically bleeding money for several months and they could not find a way to keep both their casino and the FUN token afloat at the same time.

I personally do not thinkt hose previous failures actually played much into the closure or downfall of Freebitcoin, these guys had enough liquidity and to stay in business regardless of this mistakes. They just seem to have mismanagement their wealth and went insolvent.

[maydna]

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Guys, don't get me wrong. I'm not defending FreeBitco.in. What they've been doing over the past year or so has been terribly wrong and completely unacceptable. Even if they don't try to scam new users, their old users like us don't deserve such treatment. They owe me $25 at the current rate, so it's not a big problem for me. But I'm sure there are people they owe thousands to.

They are doing bad things to all of their members and they owe to many people here and also out there but they don't solving the problem even run away without clarification. I hear that many people losing more than yours including me which don't lose too big. But with the situation here, we can't be sure they will return, explain the conditions and pay the money, that is a miracle if they do that.

[ultrloa]

Guys, don't get me wrong. I'm not defending FreeBitco.in. What they've been doing over the past year or so has been terribly wrong and completely unacceptable. Even if they don't try to scam new users, their old users like us don't deserve such treatment. They owe me $25 at the current rate, so it's not a big problem for me. But I'm sure there are people they owe thousands to.

They are doing bad things to all of their members and they owe to many people here and also out there but they don't solving the problem even run away without clarification. I hear that many people losing more than yours including me which don't lose too big. But with the situation here, we can't be sure they will return, explain the conditions and pay the money, that is a miracle if they do that.

Many people got frustrated towards their bad experiences and the way how freebitco.in handle the situation.

Their silence means that chances for them to comeback is so low and even if they do that for sure they cannot restore their reputation knowing that many people suffers a lot from those past scams they made.

But I really doubt they have plans to return, since for sure that they also know its hard to win back their community.

[Haunebu]

I'm more than sure that it was profitable for most of time. They were in business longer than any other similar kind website not without a reason. One of my version that one of their new side projects went wrong. FUN token, Dplay and Club Riches casinos. and these unsuccessful projects eventually killed Freebitco.in. Maybe it's also partially true that abuse hit them hard too.

It definitely was profitable majority of the time for their team members primarily because of their Hi-lo game which was quite popular for a long time. Bots did screw them since they were too greedy thanks to which their site security wasn't the best.

They resorted to scamming because their business went down the drain in recent years thanks to which they turned out to be your typical garbage scam site. Smh!

[LTU_btc]

I think the 4% per year interest on bitcoin balances might also have gone some way to harming their reputation.

If the abuse wasn't fake, it felt like it was there from the start. They claimed people were complaining about ads on their site. Also, the mining rewards thing might've hit them too (they launched a CPU miner on the site and it probably hit them quite a bit when antiviruses started blocking them).

Interest, I doubt that it played role. It's been for already very long time and after all, rates isn't that high to cause problems.
Yeah, I remember CPU mining thing, for sure it had negative impact as some antivirus blacklisted website, but not sure that it had significant long term impact.

According to what some people have said here in this thread, most of the competition of Freebitcoin, other casi os which offered referral programs and also faucet, opted to limit their Freebitcoin giveaways to one per pay , while this service continued to allow their gamblers and clients to get some Satoshis every hour. They argue Freebitcoin was basically bleeding money for several months and they could not find a way to keep both their casino and the FUN token afloat at the same time.

I personally do not thinkt hose previous failures actually played much into the closure or downfall of Freebitcoin, these guys had enough liquidity and to stay in business regardless of this mistakes. They just seem to have mismanagement their wealth and went insolvent.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but users who used Freebitco.in only as faucet without gambling or having premium membership where getting much less than basic reward to not milk faucet too much.

[Slow death]

Many people got frustrated towards their bad experiences and the way how freebitco.in handle the situation.

Their silence means that chances for them to comeback is so low and even if they do that for sure they cannot restore their reputation knowing that many people suffers a lot from those past scams they made.

But I really doubt they have plans to return, since for sure that they also know its hard to win back their community.

They won't return because they clearly planned this scam. They started by strangely stopping the subscription campaign. It wasn't something they warned about beforehand. Then they stopped being active here on the forum, finally the payments started to be delayed, and for the final blow, the payments stopped altogether. Obviously, they are scammers. Perhaps with the high price of Bitcoin, they created many real-world businesses with the Bitcoins stolen from the site. So they no longer needed this site.