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[16xypjnxlrew]

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.

What I meant was that when BTC price was low, the total value of all the BTC deposited by users simply wasn't high enough for the owner of freebitco.in to consider pulling off a scam like this. But once the value of users' assets approached $100 million, greed took over, and he decided to steal everything

[Hispo]

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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.

I had been a Freebitcoin user, I used to collect Satoshis from their faucet several years ago and it was indeed a very slow process, but it was possible to make some money of one set up some alarm to ring every hour or so. I believe the bulk of people who actually make a relatively high amount of money got it thanks to their referral program, though. Since there have been some allegations Freebitcoin had been actually cheating their provably fair system in order to scam their gambler.
So I doubt there have been actual gambler who got a significant amount of money from gambling alone.

I never got into FUN tokens and I never deposited any Bitcoin for the sake of interest, because I always felt scared of relying my BTC to a big centralized entity, not matter their reputation.

[butlern]

Hello. I am having a critical issue with my account. When I try to log in, I receive an "incorrect details" error, even though my password is 100% correct. I have tried to reset my password multiple times over the last few months, but the system says the reset link is sent, yet no email ever arrives to my Gmail address (I have already checked Spam and all other folders, and whitelisted your domain).My support tickets on the website are completely ignored and receive only automated responses. Could you please check my account status and help me process the password reset manually?My account email is: [nurlan341@gmail.com] Thank you.

[Zwei]

Hello. I am having a critical issue with my account. When I try to log in, I receive an "incorrect details" error, even though my password is 100% correct. I have tried to reset my password multiple times over the last few months, but the system says the reset link is sent, yet no email ever arrives to my Gmail address (I have already checked Spam and all other folders, and whitelisted your domain).My support tickets on the website are completely ignored and receive only automated responses. Could you please check my account status and help me process the password reset manually?My account email is: [...] Thank you.

first, you might want to edit your post to remove your email address, you don't want that to be public info.
second, you are not going to get any help from freebitco.in, not here, nor via support tickets, you will just be wasting your time.

in case you are not aware of what's been going on, freebitco.in has turned into a scam, i hope you didn't have a large amount of money there.

[boumalo]

So the website came back online? How long was it down?

[Betwrong]

So the website came back online? How long was it down?

It was never down. They were not processing withdrawals for a long time and were not accepting deposits, saying they are shutting down. But today I went there, clicked the DEPOSIT button and saw this:



So now it really looks like a scam. They are not processing withdrawals but accepting deposits. Like the reddest red flag there can ever be.

[hosemary]

So now it really looks like a scam. They are not processing withdrawals but accepting deposits. Like the reddest red flag there can ever be.

It has been like this for months and is not something new.
As already reported by some users in this thread, the deposit addresses are displayed occasionally and the closure announcement appears and disappears from time to time. If you reload the page, you may see their closure announcement instead of your deposit address again.

[Synchronice]

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.

Their scam exit itself was done very stupidly and unprofitably, that's what surprises me. Dplay was one of their casino and they shut it down normally, without problems, as far as I remember.
Freebitco representatives have been posting many times that people are abusing the website via bots but they didn't build any mechanism that would protect the platform from abuse. Cloudflare wasn't simply enough. They could add wagering requirement or any other kind of requirement. They did nothing.

May be this is why they had to close their business.

They didn't close the business, they scammed people. When you want to close the business, you don't let anyone to deposit and you process all withdrawal requests.

[Free Market Capitalist]

So now it really looks like a scam.

Now? Lol.

 

To some of us it's looked like a scam for over two years now.

[ultrloa]

So now it really looks like a scam.

Now? Lol.

 

To some of us it's looked like a scam for over two years now.

Lol, it made me smile when reading your statement because its true that they turn scam since they became inactive in this forum.

Those things they notice on which freebitco.in open up their deposit option gives clear indication that they don really care about their issue. Then they are back in business try to scam new gamblers again.

Although this is what I see when I click their deposit button.



But it seems they are slowly opening their deposit to selected users.

[pawanjain]

Although this is what I see when I click their deposit button.

That's right. To many of us, we see only their shutdown announcement when we click on the deposit button.
But for few of the users, they are still able to deposit on the site when they click on the deposit button.
This was the case until few months back. Not really sure about the current status of the site.
It's obvious that the number of deposits will keep declining until it goes to 0.

[noorman0]

That's right. To many of us, we see only their shutdown announcement when we click on the deposit button.

Their announcement wasn't as public as other sites in the process of shutting down. There's a fine line between shutting down and leaving it abandoned. In situations like this, regulation sometimes feels necessary, even if only to guide them in properly placing a warning page.

Has anyone tried reporting their domain to the registrar?

[Zwei]

Although this is what I see when I click their deposit button.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/07/16/UcK7m3.png

But it seems they are slowly opening their deposit to selected users.

if you keep clearing cach and refreshing the page, after a few tries you will get the deposit popup instead of the notice.

i don't know if this a caching issue or if they are doing this on purpose, or if it's just a result of the site being abandoned with no maintenance being done.
but after checking the code, looks like what popup is shown depends on what the server is sending.

Has anyone tried reporting their domain to the registrar?

that would be a waste of time, especially with namecheap since that's their registrar.
they won't do anything about it and will tell you to report it to the hosting provider or something like that.

[ONDRA]

Although this is what I see when I click their deposit button.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/07/16/UcK7m3.png

But it seems they are slowly opening their deposit to selected users.

if you keep clearing cach and refreshing the page, after a few tries you will get the deposit popup instead of the notice.

i don't know if this a caching issue or if they are doing this on purpose, or if it's just a result of the site being abandoned with no maintenance being done.
but after checking the code, looks like what popup is shown depends on what the server is sending.

Has anyone tried reporting their domain to the registrar?

that would be a waste of time, especially with namecheap since that's their registrar.
they won't do anything about it and will tell you to report it to the hosting provider or something like that.

Report FreeBitco.in to IC3 & FinCEN Now! (Proof of Claim & Case ID)

Hi everyone,

I am writing to let you know that I have officially filed complaints regarding FreeBitco.in with both IC3 (FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center) and FinCEN.
It is not only for U.S. citizens!!

I have already received a response Case ID from IC3.

If you are still waiting for FreeBitco.in to "fix" withdrawals, you may be wasting valuable time.

If there is ever an official investigation or enforcement action, it is important to have your own complaint and supporting evidence on record. Filing a report creates an official record of your case and may help authorities understand the full scope of the problem.

I strongly encourage everyone to secure their evidence IMMEDIATELY while the website is still accessible.

1. Get Your User ID & Pending Balance

Go to More → Profile and take a screenshot of the page.

This page shows:
• Your User ID
• Your Pending Payouts
• Other important account information

2. Collect Your Transaction IDs (TXIDs)

Copy all of your deposit Transaction IDs (TXIDs) and save them in a text file or take screenshots.

Also save:
• Withdrawal requests
• Deposit history
• Emails from FreeBitco.in
• Any other relevant evidence

3. File an Official Complaint

You can report your case here:

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

https://www.ic3.gov/

or directly:

https://complaint.ic3.gov/

FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network)

https://www.fincen.gov/contact

When submitting your complaint, include:
• Your User ID
• Screenshots of your Pending Payouts
• Deposit TXIDs
• Withdrawal requests
• Any emails or messages from FreeBitco.in
• Any additional supporting evidence

The more evidence you provide, the easier it is for investigators to understand your case.

Don't wait until the website becomes unavailable. If access to your account is lost in the future, obtaining evidence may become much more difficult.

Protect your records now.

If you have already filed a complaint, feel free to comment below so other users know they are not alone.

If you need help with writing the complaint, use GPT, which already knows about this issue. Just write your problem and it will generate a message complaint for you.

[FanEagle]

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

[Hispo]

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

They are aware they are commiting a financial crime and they are also aware there are people going after their head in this very moment, but they continue to engage in this illegal behavior because they also know we have just limited information about their identity and the location of their actual headquarters.

If they continue to run their website, it must be because of the sake of even more money and some time to confuse possible new gamblers and investors, there are no other explanations if you asked me.

They are greedy enough not to be happy with thousands of BTC, they want even more of it.

[Orpichukwu]

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

Aware, they definitely are aware they always have legal teams who handle those for them, and they might have already calculated the risk before taking any step. Maybe they believe they could become aware, which, with their delay in withdrawal and gradual shutdown, they have voiced that they are out of business. Those involved and behind the project might have already detached themselves from such evil.

[Hispo]

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

Aware, they definitely are aware they always have legal teams who handle those for them, and they might have already calculated the risk before taking any step. Maybe they believe they could become aware, which, with their delay in withdrawal and gradual shutdown, they have voiced that they are out of business. Those involved and behind the project might have already detached themselves from such evil.

I don't think their legal team have anything to do with this mess which has been going on in the lastest months. It does not matter what kind of business one is involved in, no legal team would allow one or would possibly encourage their client to pull off an exist scam on their clients.

If you asked me, I would bet their legal team was ousted or fired a long time ago and those who are behind Freebitcoin nowadays know they have no legal instance which could possibly explain all this situation. They have gone rogue and there is no situations which could explain the withholding of fund in such huge scale like we have witnessed ...

[16xypjnxlrew]

I only noticed their new banner yesterday - https://talkimg.com/images/2026/07/20/UhH38j.png
They've launched a new casino called FUNTOKEN GAMES - https://ft.games/
They let you spin the WOF up to 5 times a day, where you can win 1 FUN, 10 FUN, 100 FUN, 1,000 FUN, 10,000 FUN, or 100,000 FUN. What's more, the WOF and games (Coin Flip, Roll Dice, High&Low, Rock Paper Scissors, Roulette, Scratch Card, Crash, Plinko, Basketball, Penalty Shot) doesn't have any provably fair verification. They also offer casino staking at 1.62% APY. If you hold 10,000 FUN, you also get +1 WOF spin

[maydna]

I highly doubt that they are not aware of the fact that they could be legally in trouble. I am sure that they are very well aware of it, and doing it on purpose anyways. You think someone would steal THOUSANDS of bitcoins, and think that legally they would be fine?

Of course they are smart enough to be aware of the fact that if you steal thousands of bitcoins, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then you will be getting sued, this is not really hard to consider. They must have a reason why they are still doing it even with that possibility.

Aware, they definitely are aware they always have legal teams who handle those for them, and they might have already calculated the risk before taking any step. Maybe they believe they could become aware, which, with their delay in withdrawal and gradual shutdown, they have voiced that they are out of business. Those involved and behind the project might have already detached themselves from such evil.

The thing is they want to trick new users who don't know much about the case so they will fallen to that scheme. After all, they can see the deposit wallet address showing on their account which convincing them to deposit and play. Once they fallen to that, they will realize it later but that will be too late because they are getting the scams scheme without they know. They let the site running and just waiting for the next targets so people must research before they gamble including on other sites so they will not getting scams.