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December 03, 2013, 11:34:40 PM
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Hi

I have decided to offer my skill-set after witnessing many scammers come and go within this community, often leaving unscathed and wealthier to the detriment of another. I am a person tracker and will have success identifying any person need be. I will acquire and release information of any person found on my 'hit list'.

I work under anonymous conditions and so I have no trouble with releasing personal identification like full names, addresses, credit card details and social security of those responsible of a scam.

An address will later be posted  on this thread. Once the balance reaches a combined total of 1 bitcoin, I will find and release all information of a scammer chosen by this community.

My first DoX is free.




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Case: #1 Open
Sheep Marketplace Scammer = YaCoinYeah = yacoin = AlternativeCypt = Limitless = Tom******* (?)


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December 03, 2013, 11:42:23 PM
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Your first DoX is free or 1 BTC? I think that you should search for satoshi, as a test DoX Cheesy
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December 03, 2013, 11:44:09 PM
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Your first DoX is free or 1 BTC? I think that you should search for satoshi, as a test DoX Cheesy


Smiley My first dox is free. Post any scammer you want caught.
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December 03, 2013, 11:53:57 PM
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Your first DoX is free or 1 BTC? I think that you should search for satoshi, as a test DoX Cheesy

yeh nice idea... find out who satoshi is.

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December 04, 2013, 12:02:11 AM
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Your first DoX is free or 1 BTC? I think that you should search for satoshi, as a test DoX Cheesy

yeh nice idea... find out who satoshi is.

Find who satoshi is, then you'll get very good business, trust me.
Can't wait to hear the results!
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December 04, 2013, 12:07:53 AM
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Your first DoX is free or 1 BTC? I think that you should search for satoshi, as a test DoX Cheesy

yeh nice idea... find out who satoshi is.

Find who satoshi is, then you'll get very good business, trust me.
Can't wait to hear the results!

You misunderstand me. This isn't a black-hat service where I just dox whoever I want, I am only doxing scammers and that is all. Pay someone on the onion router if you want to find Satoshi.
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December 04, 2013, 01:45:37 AM
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find Tomas Jirikovsky the guy behind the sheep marketplace heist.
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December 04, 2013, 01:47:59 AM
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If I gave you BTC1, would you dox yourself?
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December 04, 2013, 01:56:47 AM
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If I gave you BTC1, would you dox yourself?

No but I could dox you for free.
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December 04, 2013, 02:00:49 AM
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bitcoinera.net
They scamm me...
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December 04, 2013, 02:01:08 AM
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What about this guy

http://theconversation.com/1-4-m-of-bitcoin-stolen-another-tale-from-the-cyber-frontier-of-hornsby-nsw-20051

Some other people started a thread about him and were trying to start a class action lawsuit.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=326914.0
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What about this guy

http://theconversation.com/1-4-m-of-bitcoin-stolen-another-tale-from-the-cyber-frontier-of-hornsby-nsw-20051

Some other people started a thread about him and were trying to start a class action lawsuit.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=326914.0

Ok I'll take a look into this one.
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December 04, 2013, 03:47:25 AM
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Tom of btcfpga.com comes to mind when I think of scammer. There were originally going to be 3 producers of ASICs... the butterfly labs, tom's bASICs, and the avalons. I would love to know where this guy lives.

Tom stalled and stalled, showed us crappy photoshop "blueprints" which were supposed to be engineering layouts for the ASICs. anyway, out of the 3 original ASIC producer's, Tom's never existed, or even came close to existing. Many people lost hundreds of BTC.
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December 04, 2013, 10:44:36 AM
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YaCoinYeah ripped me off pretty good a few months ago. I will offer reward to anybody who can get me any of his real information.


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December 04, 2013, 12:42:40 PM
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bitcoinera.net
They scamm me...
Bitcoinera, is that the one with the 6% interest rate? I'm not surprised it turned out to be a scam LOL
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December 04, 2013, 02:51:09 PM
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I have chosen a scammer from the choices above and quick sweeps have already rendered this individuals location, real name and pseudonyms. and additional info. This is even without technical implementation or social engineering on my part. I wont post who I have chosen but I predict all information will be released by Monday next week.

I will first blackmail this person in an attempt and final chance to avoid the release of their information. Ransom will be held at 75 bitcoins, with 40 bitcoins released to individuals suffering the scam and 35 kept by me. If ransom is not payed within 24 hours I will dump all dox. I can almost guarantee that the scammer will not pay ransom.

With the dox I release, anyone versed sufficient in black-hat deviance could easily start bank accounts or even take out loans in Scammers name.

I look forward to proving my legitimacy and I think that once my worth is proven, future ransom payments may fund my expedition and forum donations may not be needed. Scammers paying ransom will not escape unscathed.
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December 05, 2013, 02:08:23 AM
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Please post in this thread as i have incoming notifications of it and dont want to miss it Wink
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December 05, 2013, 05:09:42 PM
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This is getting interesting! Cheesy
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December 06, 2013, 12:18:42 AM
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This is a very interesting dox. I will be releasing information within 24 hours
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December 06, 2013, 12:21:48 AM
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How about giving a real DOX of Tradefortress?
Because the other one I heard some people said it was not real.

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December 06, 2013, 04:31:36 AM
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The original person has been replaced by [SM SCAMMER] to protect their identity until the allegations against them are proven



UPDATE 7th DECEMBER

All that Scammer is doing is looping his coins and collecting the trimmings. To anyone interested - this Scammer knows that his transactions are being tracked very easily. We need to look at the small number of coins that are shredded into separate accounts during each large transaction. These are the wallets Scammer will cash out with

I have many of the wallets of this scammer. See the bottom chain for an absolute match. This fucker will never cash out these large sums of coins, he will instead cash out those small shreddings found hiding in the large transactions and it is these that I am investigating.

I wont be posting the trimmings that I am following. I'm waiting for a cash out...

19icYLb7TBg8YzsZYjU2FTUUpqGwfgoM5L > 174psvzt77NgEC373xSZWm9gYXqz4sTJjn (BTC- E wallet- Dont think so --posibly inside job?)

19icYLb7TBg8YzsZYjU2FTUUpqGwfgoM5L > 174psvzt77NgEC373xSZWm9gYXqz4sTJjn (BTC- E wallet- Dont think so --posibly inside job?)

174psvzt77NgEC373xSZWm9gYXqz4sTJjn > 1L6mQKi4PTAvPhGzLSjAt5jn7MQ87AtB5n (scammer wallet) > 19mcR5KYQYZWZW2ug1GgasAjThbVtP31SQ (unconfirmed transactions)

174psvzt77NgEC373xSZWm9gYXqz4sTJjn > 1DvdYoW2fViRSEEEbxk9zwaYooCevSGzGe (scammer wallet) > 14bmzA2BQX2QvaU71GtBqbW5EB84GrqWiQ (uncomfirmed transactions) > 1qPVCRX7kivBkGRtn8Hw4YmoRttKB4dJE (new)

1NnGcAKXKpfKJhy99Y1NTU7bTjQ52G8ZB1 > 12AjMTDiTzFKHFJ74XbqjpKd5aruv7DAFv (scammer wallet) > 1NM3LguSVijfakXjZhJcZxoJqaMjJGxzNR > 1P7bib3t3TFzvPjTymUSapFFqRCT91jvbd > 17s8hydXp2Gt537NkQEooFPCNiNAGdK4WH > 185aZdDFdTZfcN8B77zewnozRxsuQNVBbr (tumbler) > 13T2M8qLkr7NNNx156Fv9y2ZuXJprxFzhg (tumbler/shared distribution) > 18qYGuoxareBanp4PocCWhVtizxSu2v7XA (tumbler/shared distribution) > 1P6sL5GihgzBzutoffxHFLzqCZuD77voAY > 1EFvw8zdc13F3SPxTvQ7Yf68Wpj7jcS76y > 1G2g9FNYzwUEQ8fStunoFgbJ4T8QpLAqXj > 12tXeb1Swr1AzedbjauewQpdB55gKcdqaw > 1L2z78NWER7T1NwWt1BkMtP7VgP7B8jtED > 15TgBk8Q5avjs1f6w2YCjNCE3Ex2mATso9 > 1HK5e4b1vwqqbGgp2TxZ2nRWCBgtjFKbs9 > 1KDuzh9aREGKpUNKivC3j6KGsmUjMDngrq > 1HdeqmtBAwKYGdy6yaNqZyPqvZBNReEf1B > 12wfdWrQcNEscaB6zxmoE1N4eTHMZ59c87 > 147XYVaK69NX4e2eNX23Hfd1JMkcSYpt72 > 17WWxKpB1JK27jWoDKAvhdqZsVfYZGNqZT > 19xgYCMdar9fHcsQiBmWtCF95a66rhu5Zm > 1ArgDAnc5omNo32rrRmrcKpjz9sYuPHGxZ > 1Ej37HucNPZZECUNpyvKsmAGk8xfDtUtrU                                  



I have uncovered something very interesting during this dox. Please take the time to read.

My chosen dox is YaCoinYeah, requested by joesmoe2012 who lost 50,000usd to this scammer.

So where do we begin? Simple. We start with what we know.

YacoinYeah registered at these forums on May 11, 2013 and was last active August 07, 2013. He is most active at 7 and 12, presumably working or sleeping during 7-12.

It is hard to crack an anonymous identity from the perspective of only one account and so we must profile for similar accounts owned by that same person. We will start with another account, username; 'yacoin'. This is merely a presumption that 'YaCoinYeah' and 'yacoin' could in fact fact be pseudoanonyms but no conclusions are made. We must now profile 'yacoin'. He registered on May 12, 2013, one day after YaCoinYeah was created. His activity also correlates with the activity of 'YaCoinYeah' as does his egotistic, arrogant persona and his affection for PhenixCoin. I now presume 'YaCoinYeah' is 'yacoin'.

But there is another account that captures my attention, username; 'AlternativeCypt'. This account was registered on May 09, 2013 with a very similar activity and persona to 'YaCoinYeah' and 'yacoin'. He runs the same scam, has the same temperament and reacts the same way when confronted. 'AlternativeCypt' was last active on May 18, 2013, one day after yacoin was last active. These two accounts belong to the same person.

This leads me onto one final pseudoanonymous account which I believe to be directly linked to the previous. This account is 'Limitless'. 'Limitless' registered May 2, 2013 and has a very similar persona, activity and scam to the previous accounts. He also has the same username as a previous Sheep Marketplace scammer, a coincidence I originally thought but perhaps not. Limitless, AlternateCypt and yacoin all react in the exact same way when confronted. See all evidence at the end of article.

We have now successfully linked four accounts together, all simultaneously owned by the same party. This gives me a far greater spectrum for analysis.

We now begin our dox.

Joesmoe2012 was scammed by YaCoinYeah on June 05, 2013. 50 bitcoins were sent to the address, 1GbwpirkR5ex7kKWb14nHhtBkw2ZSMZcRn. These coins were swiftly tumbled and divided, I lack the motivation to track these as they are lost. But I do not need to track this particular wallet, I will instead track a second wallet, 1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq. This wallet was publicly issued by YaCoinYeah himself. A simple track of the bitcoin blockchain leads us to the wallet, 1BdA6Qyu9naBaUJVreyeckrXXvbxSNEuU6 > 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27. 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 is one of the wallets owned by YaCoinYeah and plays an important role in this investigation.

One very important observation I made when first visiting this wallet was a donation of 0.000666 BTC by the wallet, 1AhYNAoMxDPD7bnNvxuSY9FB1CDviEuqzZ. This was more than a coincidence and it was a sign that the owner of 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 already had a hit on them.
Tedious tracking of the blockchain and their nodes are then investigated. 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 is a wallet under the circulation of the person who scammed the Sheep Marketplace

Recovering the location of a transaction through a relayed blockchain node is very unreliable, but it can still prove worthwhile. 82.230.109.213 jau31-2-82-230-109-213.fbx.proxad.net was a node that stood out as one third of all these transactions where made by YaCoinYeah. 82.230.109.213 is a French IP and the time zone would correlate to YaCoinYeah's activity. It is very, very unlikely that this IP is in fact YaCoinYeah's real address as he uses The Onion Router for all of his transactions (my assumption).

Instead we track individual transactions that I assume hold the most merit. This is where I make another very interest ion discovery. Many of the wallets that YaCoinYeah sends his bitcoins to are the same wallets that are owned by the person who owned (and apparently scammed) the Sheep Marketplace. Over 49 of these wallets can be tracked while they are constantly washed, tumbled, split and moved into different wallets. What does this mean?

The person who scammed Sheep Marketplace is very likely the identity behind YaCoinYeah, yacoin, AlternativeCypt and Limitless. His activity directly relates to where he lives in the Czech Republic and his bitcointalk wallets all lead to those related in the Sheep Marketplace scam. I will be investigating his Limitless identity soon.

I will continue to work on this dox and hopefully have it completed when enough mistakes are made by [SM SCAMMER], and he will make mistakes.

I have released this dox incomplete and early as to allow anyone interested in helping track this individual to do so. I have not yet finalised all of these details but I am sure that over 90% of this is correct.

I will post all wallets that connect [SM SCAMMER] to his previous 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 wallet soon. I need to fetch them back from my original computer. There are many wallets and transactions that connect these two identities together.

What I believe to be a current wallet of [SM SCAMMER], https://blockchain.info/address/174psvzt77NgEC373xSZWm9gYXqz4sTJjn?filter=1

There is enough open information to easily pursue [SM SCAMMER] from this point forward. My goal is to link his bitcointalk.org accounts with his identity beyond reasonable doubt.



Evidence [still have to add more]

YaCoinYeah (bitcointalk)
- Registered; May 11, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=116781
- Last Active; August 07, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=116781
- Active at 7 and 20 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=116781;sa=statPanel
- Scammed joesmoe2012 on June 05, 2013
- Wallet 1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq   >>> 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27
- Wallet 16V7Br8ebmMEEuxrGQnV9KCKec3Z5ecCvB
- 1/3 of all transaction of this node; 82.230.109.213 jau31-2-82-230-109-213.fbx.proxad.net
- Personality   - egotistic arrogent
         - 16-25
         - possibly narcissistic
- Has a job; different hours therefore part time https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211603.msg2225691#msg2225691

yacoin (bitcointalk)
- Registered May 12, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=117430
- Last Active May 17, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=117430
- SCAMMER
- Logo initiates background of bitcointalk
- Active at 3 and 20 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=117430;sa=statPanel
- Mobile ******84
- email ba********@live.com.au yacoin@live.com.au

AlternativeCypt (bitcointalk)
- Registered May 09, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=114802
- Last Active May 18, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=114802
- SCAMMER
- Logo initiates background of bitcointalk
- Active at 7 and 20 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=114802;sa=statPanel
- wallet YM5YX59HQBdEUBryHdu8rkyuHUE77AKi8R
- YAC wallet Y8TWBQ5FKSzpTiCmSvZX3KzQMfwTvBuSvB

Limitless (bitcointalk)
- Registered May 02, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=110248
- Last Active June 26, 2013 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=110248
- Active at 4 and 20 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=110248;sa=statPanel
- YAC wallet; YKmZSWKiqc9MPzmZ89SAwyXM4wSQqoQE3J https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232241.msg2579559#msg2579559
- SCAMMER
- Limitless = AlternateCypt https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=203657.40

yacoin = AlternateCypt https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=207962.0
- Same scam
- Same writing style
- Same temperament
- Accounts created at some time
- Go offline at the same times

1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq was a wallet posted by YaCoinYeah. Follow 1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq > 1BdA6Qyu9naBaUJVreyeckrXXvbxSNEuU6 > 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27.

1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27  is a wallet owned by the same person who scammed the Sheep Marketplace.

See 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 > 19S3MBScmYW4Z7SChbaUahcAsM3vtg5APE
or 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 > 1EYQzmkhL91EjPH3TjwHEkGuy7dckXxwBQ >1Ap1Wb4twZyhbHD5ZSr2HEYEiREqhgdWya >  > 19icYLb7TBg8YzsZYjU2FTUUpqGwfgoM5L

There are many transactions from YaCoinYeah that share wallets of the Sheep Marketplace Scammer.



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December 06, 2013, 04:39:56 AM
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So you're saying this guy might possibly be the guy that took all that money from Sheep Market? Probably a good idea to be very careful with claims like that; "internet justice" + angry drug dealers + guesses = high risk of an innocent's dead body...

(I dont always get new reply notifications, pls send a pm when you think it has happened)

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So you're saying this guy might possibly be the guy that took all that money from Sheep Market? Probably a good idea to be very careful with claims like that; "internet justice" + angry drug dealers + guesses = high risk of an innocent's dead body...

This is known knowledge, http://mashable.com/2013/12/03/sheep-marketplace-shutdown-100-million-bitcoin/
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December 06, 2013, 04:50:29 AM
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So you're saying this guy might possibly be the guy that took all that money from Sheep Market? Probably a good idea to be very careful with claims like that; "internet justice" + angry drug dealers + guesses = high risk of an innocent's dead body...

This is known knowledge, http://mashable.com/2013/12/03/sheep-marketplace-shutdown-100-million-bitcoin/
But did you find anything that shows Tomas was the one that did away with the money instead of being just another victim?

(I dont always get new reply notifications, pls send a pm when you think it has happened)

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So you're saying this guy might possibly be the guy that took all that money from Sheep Market? Probably a good idea to be very careful with claims like that; "internet justice" + angry drug dealers + guesses = high risk of an innocent's dead body...

This is known knowledge, http://mashable.com/2013/12/03/sheep-marketplace-shutdown-100-million-bitcoin/
But did you find anything that shows Tomas was the one that did away with the money instead of being just another victim?

You're correct. I have withheld his last name for now. My findings show that it is likely the same person who scammed this forum than the one who also scammed sheep marketplace. Time stamps, time zones and assumptions only point to Tomas.
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December 06, 2013, 06:03:01 AM
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When I was a kid, I had a friend let's call him Jonathan, and let's give me the name John. One day I decided to go over to his house, it was snowing outside, turns out he was doing the same thing, he was going to call me out, we met halfway to our houses. We both had similar names, similar thoughts and similar actions. It didn't happen just once.

My point is, it could be a coincidence and your Tomas may not be the real culprit.

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When I was a kid, I had a friend let's call him Jonathan, and let's give me the name John. One day I decided to go over to his house, it was snowing outside, turns out he was doing the same thing, he was going to call me out, we met halfway to our houses. We both had similar names, similar thoughts and similar actions. It didn't happen just once.

My point is, it could be a coincidence and your Tomas may not be the real culprit.

Read my post again. They are connected through multiple bitcoin transactions. 1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq was a wallet posted by YaCoinYeah. Follow 1NqwQkEb57JWmZExB1cM7NRMzux2HhYGoq > 1BdA6Qyu9naBaUJVreyeckrXXvbxSNEuU6 > 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27.

1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27  is a wallet owned by the same person who scammed the Sheep Marketplace.

See 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 > 19S3MBScmYW4Z7SChbaUahcAsM3vtg5APE
or 1En3zR29cJnXGw1qFVkoQkDZvnp3Vj2m27 > 1EYQzmkhL91EjPH3TjwHEkGuy7dckXxwBQ >1Ap1Wb4twZyhbHD5ZSr2HEYEiREqhgdWya >  > 19icYLb7TBg8YzsZYjU2FTUUpqGwfgoM5L

There are many transactions from YaCoinYeah that share wallets of the Sheep Marketplace Scammer.

When I get to my files I'll post a list for you.

It is true that there is not a 100% absolute certain probability that all of these accounts connect to YaCoinYeah, but even if they don't, YaCoinYeah is still connected to the Sheep Marketplace Scammer through transactions.

Also without assumptions, could we ever prove anything true beyond absolute, plausible deniability?
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December 06, 2013, 02:33:49 PM
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You know, for a small amount of bitcoin, people might be willing to get DOX's on themselves, just to know what could be found by determined searching about them online. Might be a viable business idea!

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You know, for a small amount of bitcoin, people might be willing to get DOX's on themselves, just to know what could be found by determined searching about them online. Might be a viable business idea!

I would be willing to do this for people for a small payment. You have to understand that all information about a person can be found given the skills. No matter how paranoid someone is about concealing their information, they have and will make mistakes. IP addresses, cookies, MINTM, phishing, grammar analysis, activity, 'friends', pseudonyms etc can all be leaked very easily with even one small mistake made years ago. A full dox from any one of these information's can reveal fullz of any identity. It's very interesting.

PM me if you want me to search you and tell you how I found your information.
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December 06, 2013, 11:01:52 PM
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Is this accurate?

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s8b3k/sheep_marketplace_scammer_dox/

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Why are you starting a witch hunt based on a wallet address that was already debunked as having anything to do with SM?

The reason there is whatever .666 there is because this idiot sent it there thinking he found the scammer.

You posted a BTC-E wallet address as seen in the following links.

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s2upf/the_sheep_market_scam_address_does_not_actually/

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s2upf/the_sheep_market_scam_address_does_not_actually/cduueik
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December 07, 2013, 03:05:43 AM
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Is this accurate?

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s8b3k/sheep_marketplace_scammer_dox/

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Why are you starting a witch hunt based on a wallet address that was already debunked as having anything to do with SM?

The reason there is whatever .666 there is because this idiot sent it there thinking he found the scammer.

You posted a BTC-E wallet address as seen in the following links.

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s2upf/the_sheep_market_scam_address_does_not_actually/

http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1s2upf/the_sheep_market_scam_address_does_not_actually/cduueik


Yes that is probably true for wallet 1CbR8da9YPZqXJJKm9ze1GYf67eKAUfXwP, I never included this wallet in my dox

Take for instance this wallet that Included in my post and I know to be the scammer, 19icYLb7TBg8YzsZYjU2FTUUpqGwfgoM5L. You now have to ask yourself if the hot wallet of any exchange would ever feel the need to continually wash their coins and continually move them. If you look at this wallet now, it is empty and all funds are moved elsewhere. This cannot and isn't the activity of an exchange

Wallet 1CbR8da9YPZqXJJKm9ze1GYf67eKAUfXwP is probably an exchange, but I never included this wallet into my dox for this reason. See the round transactions and there are stills funds in this wallet. Bitcointosser is simply regurgitation information without any actual understanding.
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Update. Anyone who wants to follow one of [SM SCAMMER's] wallets, see the end chain above.
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December 07, 2013, 11:32:06 AM
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Interesting service.
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December 07, 2013, 08:40:25 PM
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can you dox btcminers.net?

They scammed these guys.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=329674.0
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December 08, 2013, 12:55:53 PM
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can you dox btcminers.net?

They scammed these guys.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=329674.0

I'll take a look at this later today
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I have Toms info

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I have Toms info

I also have most of his social mediums but most have been deleted. Nobody has any proof that Tom is the person who stole the bitcoins.
All that the thief is doing is looping his transactions over and over and collecting the very small funds shredded from each of these transactions. I've proven that Thief = YaCoinYeah and I can't do anything more then that. Wait for the thief to cash out and let someone find him.
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Oh this is awesome! Like when Reddit tried to identify the Boston Bomber before the FBI. That went well, right guys? Right? Guys?
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Any feedback that the member Unonymous successfully done his job in doxing anyone ?
Especially i'm intresting in tracing user who was using blockchain "shared send" option.
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Oh this is awesome! Like when Reddit tried to identify the Boston Bomber before the FBI. That went well, right guys? Right? Guys?

Well the good thing about a public thread is that you don't have to participate. But if you want to give it a bump anyway that fine.
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December 22, 2013, 09:41:36 AM
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Is OP still alive?
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Is it just me or OP failed to provide any proof about his skillset?

Researches like this performed by a single person require that person to have both very high technical skills and practice in doing this in real life context (working for a law enforcing agency or at least as private investigator and be very good at it). But we have a problem here. Once you're a cop, technical self-education decreases in priority. Always. Just because cops and IT pros have very different ethics. And once you're a solo techie bounty hunter, you usually lack resources and connections to bust someone. Remember Shimomura? He had to go and sell himself to the cops to get access to their vast resources to catch Mitnick.

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Is it just me or OP failed to provide any proof about his skillset?

Researches like this performed by a single person require that person to have both very high technical skills and practice in doing this in real life context (working for a law enforcing agency or at least as private investigator and be very good at it). But we have a problem here. Once you're a cop, technical self-education decreases in priority. Always. Just because cops and IT pros have very different ethics. And once you're a solo techie bounty hunter, you usually lack resources and connections to bust someone. Remember Shimomura? He had to go and sell himself to the cops to get access to their vast resources to catch Mitnick.

Looks to me like reddit slimed him just because he tagged the receiver of the donation as SM, which I would have done. But reddit, which jumps to wrong conclusions which are then skewed by up/downvotes, assumed that he was doxing the doxer, and therefore stupid. 

I was satisfied with his results and contacted him for his services. Am awaiting a reply...
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