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July 14, 2015, 07:04:21 PM |
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@Coinse-Codey:
Please have a look into my pending Wthdrawls: username tomxtc1979
Still waiting for 2 transactions to be canceled......
Kindly
Tom
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July 29, 2015, 03:17:01 PM |
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Any update on this issue? They dont respond from any communication channel.
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tomxtc1979
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October 12, 2015, 02:44:01 PM |
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still no response...
FUC****ing SCAMMMMMMMERS !!!
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achillez
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October 23, 2015, 01:43:12 AM |
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Scamming me also. See the thread I posted on this
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October 23, 2015, 01:48:25 AM |
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My issue was resolved... after many phone calls, twitter messages, one support ticket, facebook messages and posts, and forum posts. I suggest anyone that has a problem to email saif@coins-e.com ... It seems he is in charge and has the ability to make financial transactions within the company. For what it's worth, he was very nice on the phone and emphasized he was working on improving customer support. More FWIW... it seems this site is not a scam site, but is just somewhat mismanaged and under staffed. I will remove my prior posts/tweets/facebook posts as promised. Thank you coins-e.com for clearing this up. What # did you call? Btw - I'm pretty sure what they are doing is taking peoples coins. Then when people complain they ignore them unless they are very persistent. At a certain point they will start paying back some (or in some cases all coins). However, for everyone else that was unfortunate to not follow-up they just keep the coins. This is classic gox'ing, except on a much smaller scale.
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October 25, 2015, 04:25:11 PM Last edit: October 25, 2015, 05:07:13 PM by CoinHoarder |
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My issue was resolved... after many phone calls, twitter messages, one support ticket, facebook messages and posts, and forum posts. I suggest anyone that has a problem to email saif@coins-e.com ... It seems he is in charge and has the ability to make financial transactions within the company. For what it's worth, he was very nice on the phone and emphasized he was working on improving customer support. More FWIW... it seems this site is not a scam site, but is just somewhat mismanaged and under staffed. I will remove my prior posts/tweets/facebook posts as promised. Thank you coins-e.com for clearing this up. What # did you call? Btw - I'm pretty sure what they are doing is taking peoples coins. Then when people complain they ignore them unless they are very persistent. At a certain point they will start paying back some (or in some cases all coins). However, for everyone else that was unfortunate to not follow-up they just keep the coins. This is classic gox'ing, except on a much smaller scale. I can't remember as that was a long time ago. I did some investigation into the site and found its previous owner who is involved at a new start up. I then posted things on his page via social media stating he was a scammer and to give me back my money. He got in contact with me and explained he had sold the business to Saif and gave me his contact information including his phone number. I then called Saif and he fixed the problem rather quickly. Unfortunately, I have since deleted my twitter account so those messages are no longer available. I will post what I remember though. Since it appears he's still selectively scamming people, I will dox him. This is the "Saif" I referred to in my posts: Saif Altimimi https://www.facebook.com/altimimihttps://twitter.com/Alltims
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November 04, 2015, 09:03:33 AM |
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I initiated a transfer of 11.3 LTC 2 months ago (31st August). Since then my Coins-E wallet shows 31 08 2015 06:47AM Withdrawal 11.37187837 Initiated Coins-e does not respond to any emails.
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November 19, 2015, 03:34:11 AM |
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Add me to the list of scammed customers, purchased 7k DEM on there sure enough my withdraw addresses were rejected. 3 support tickets and 2 direct emails later NOTHING no coins no answer no nothing.
I hope the address they have posted on the site is real.....
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June 01, 2016, 11:51:45 PM |
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same here they have pending btc for about a year with no replys to my emails
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December 19, 2016, 11:22:29 AM |
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Does the website even exist? I had a lot of coins there!!!
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December 19, 2016, 02:44:05 PM Last edit: December 19, 2016, 04:11:52 PM by dev gone? |
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My issue was resolved... after many phone calls, twitter messages, one support ticket, facebook messages and posts, and forum posts. I suggest anyone that has a problem to email saif@coins-e.com ... It seems he is in charge and has the ability to make financial transactions within the company. For what it's worth, he was very nice on the phone and emphasized he was working on improving customer support. More FWIW... it seems this site is not a scam site, but is just somewhat mismanaged and under staffed. I will remove my prior posts/tweets/facebook posts as promised. Thank you coins-e.com for clearing this up. What # did you call? Btw - I'm pretty sure what they are doing is taking peoples coins. Then when people complain they ignore them unless they are very persistent. At a certain point they will start paying back some (or in some cases all coins). However, for everyone else that was unfortunate to not follow-up they just keep the coins. This is classic gox'ing, except on a much smaller scale. I can't remember as that was a long time ago. I did some investigation into the site and found its previous owner who is involved at a new start up. I then posted things on his page via social media stating he was a scammer and to give me back my money. He got in contact with me and explained he had sold the business to Saif and gave me his contact information including his phone number. I then called Saif and he fixed the problem rather quickly. Unfortunately, I have since deleted my twitter account so those messages are no longer available. I will post what I remember though. Since it appears he's still selectively scamming people, I will dox him. This is the "Saif" I referred to in my posts: Saif Altimimi https://www.facebook.com/altimimihttps://twitter.com/AlltimsThat twitter account doesn't exist anymore, and neither does that facebook account. He obviously closed them as soon as people started making comments on them about him not processing coins-e withdrawals. This user who claims to be Saif Altimimi denies he's the coins-e owner and claims it's owned by a twitter user called vigsun. Hey guys, Saif Altimimi here. I'm not the owner of Coins-e - I don't actually have much access to the backend. I was involved as a potential investor/acquirer as the owner was interested in off loading it. I'm still doing due diligence on the business and of course this is a serious concern. I have taken a look briefly at the business and funds do not seem to be missing... the company right now seriously lacks dev resources and part of my involvement was to assist with this. I've been getting a flood of tweets - if you want to contact the real owner you can tweet him here. He's based in ottawa and working on the Bitaccess ATMs. https://twitter.com/vigsunhttp://www.vigneshsundaresan.com/You can keep tweeting me but there really is nothing I can do.. I've forwarded all your concerns to Vignesh and am waiting a reply. I will keep you guys notified on the status but there is no need to worry in regards to missing funds - coins-e does not operate on a fractional reserve and all user funds are still deposited (to my limited knowledge). Edit: more info on reddit after googling - http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1v1ec1/ama_request_someone_from_coinse/Vigsun's first tweet says "Verifying myself: My Bitcoin username is vignesh", so he's involved in crypto https://twitter.com/vigsun/status/482690996241580032Contacting the vigsun twitter account might be worth a shot.
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May 24, 2017, 05:07:15 AM |
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My issue was resolved... after many phone calls, twitter messages, one support ticket, facebook messages and posts, and forum posts. I suggest anyone that has a problem to email saif@coins-e.com ... It seems he is in charge and has the ability to make financial transactions within the company. For what it's worth, he was very nice on the phone and emphasized he was working on improving customer support. More FWIW... it seems this site is not a scam site, but is just somewhat mismanaged and under staffed. I will remove my prior posts/tweets/facebook posts as promised. Thank you coins-e.com for clearing this up. What # did you call? Btw - I'm pretty sure what they are doing is taking peoples coins. Then when people complain they ignore them unless they are very persistent. At a certain point they will start paying back some (or in some cases all coins). However, for everyone else that was unfortunate to not follow-up they just keep the coins. This is classic gox'ing, except on a much smaller scale. I can't remember as that was a long time ago. I did some investigation into the site and found its previous owner who is involved at a new start up. I then posted things on his page via social media stating he was a scammer and to give me back my money. He got in contact with me and explained he had sold the business to Saif and gave me his contact information including his phone number. I then called Saif and he fixed the problem rather quickly. Unfortunately, I have since deleted my twitter account so those messages are no longer available. I will post what I remember though. Since it appears he's still selectively scamming people, I will dox him. This is the "Saif" I referred to in my posts: Saif Altimimi https://www.facebook.com/altimimihttps://twitter.com/AlltimsThat twitter account doesn't exist anymore, and neither does that facebook account. He obviously closed them as soon as people started making comments on them about him not processing coins-e withdrawals. This user who claims to be Saif Altimimi denies he's the coins-e owner and claims it's owned by a twitter user called vigsun. Hey guys, Saif Altimimi here. I'm not the owner of Coins-e - I don't actually have much access to the backend. I was involved as a potential investor/acquirer as the owner was interested in off loading it. I'm still doing due diligence on the business and of course this is a serious concern. I have taken a look briefly at the business and funds do not seem to be missing... the company right now seriously lacks dev resources and part of my involvement was to assist with this. I've been getting a flood of tweets - if you want to contact the real owner you can tweet him here. He's based in ottawa and working on the Bitaccess ATMs. https://twitter.com/vigsunhttp://www.vigneshsundaresan.com/You can keep tweeting me but there really is nothing I can do.. I've forwarded all your concerns to Vignesh and am waiting a reply. I will keep you guys notified on the status but there is no need to worry in regards to missing funds - coins-e does not operate on a fractional reserve and all user funds are still deposited (to my limited knowledge). Edit: more info on reddit after googling - http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1v1ec1/ama_request_someone_from_coinse/Vigsun's first tweet says "Verifying myself: My Bitcoin username is vignesh", so he's involved in crypto https://twitter.com/vigsun/status/482690996241580032Contacting the vigsun twitter account might be worth a shot. So this is the guy that stole my litecoins. ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif)
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Forgive my petulance and oft-times, I fear, ill-founded criticisms, and forgive me that I have, by this time, made your eyes and head ache with my long letter. But I cannot forgo hastily the pleasure and pride of thus conversing with you.
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Thanks for jogging my memory a little bit.
Vignesh is the guy I first got ahold of. He told me he sold the exchange to Saif and gave me Saif's phone number. Soon after I called Saif, my withdraw was processed (I kind of ambushed him on social media too.)
I still have Vignesh as a Facebook friend from when I was doing my investigation... that is how I originally got in touch with him. He seemed generally helpful, and not until I got in contact with Saif did the problem resolve itself. IMO, from my experience with the two (at least at the time I contacted him)... I think that Saif was the owner of Coins-e.
Interesting enough, they are FB friends as I see I have 1 mutual friend with Saif... and it is Vignesh. I guess Saif has more strict privacy settings on his FB account now, and that is why you guys can't see his profile. It still exists though. I guess it is possible that they are both in on it. I think it has to be at least one of the two of them if not both, seeing as though they are both pointing a finger at each other. I am leaning towards Saif though, because I think it was more likely that he was the one that processed my withdraw manually.
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June 12, 2017, 11:03:40 AM |
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Thanks for jogging my memory a little bit.
Vignesh is the guy I first got ahold of. He told me he sold the exchange to Saif and gave me Saif's phone number. Soon after I called Saif, my withdraw was processed (I kind of ambushed him on social media too.)
I still have Vignesh as a Facebook friend from when I was doing my investigation... that is how I originally got in touch with him. He seemed generally helpful, and not until I got in contact with Saif did the problem resolve itself. IMO, from my experience with the two (at least at the time I contacted him)... I think that Saif was the owner of Coins-e.
Interesting enough, they are FB friends as I see I have 1 mutual friend with Saif... and it is Vignesh. I guess Saif has more strict privacy settings on his FB account now, and that is why you guys can't see his profile. It still exists though. I guess it is possible that they are both in on it. I think it has to be at least one of the two of them if not both, seeing as though they are both pointing a finger at each other. I am leaning towards Saif though, because I think it was more likely that he was the one that processed my withdraw manually.
I have 250k in my coins-e wallet. did not looked at them for 3 years. Now finally it has some value but than I discover that this site is closed and my coins are gone? sent this guy Vignesh a message on FB and twitter, but have little hope as he seems to be offline for the last month ( what a suprise) Will report any news.
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September 27, 2017, 11:32:50 AM |
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I also recently found out about the scam of Coins-E! And I am curious about what is going to happen about it. Isn't there one single thing that we can do? Look at the other exchanges where scams took place. I mean they got a trial after their asses. That's the least what we can do to these pathetic people who scammed us all.
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December 15, 2017, 01:07:12 PM |
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Hello, do you know anything new about these scammers? I put 0.60 BTC in coin-e.com to buy the maxcoin cryptocurrency. I think the maxcoin is inaugurated in coin-e.com. I saw the demonstration they made in Keiser Report. Could we do something? I found this on youtube ... https://youtu.be/TB67DYw-K44We have to do something. Sorry I'm using google translate, I'm Spanish and I do not speak English Regards
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December 17, 2017, 02:31:58 PM |
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Thanks for jogging my memory a little bit.
Vignesh is the guy I first got ahold of. He told me he sold the exchange to Saif and gave me Saif's phone number. Soon after I called Saif, my withdraw was processed (I kind of ambushed him on social media too.)
I still have Vignesh as a Facebook friend from when I was doing my investigation... that is how I originally got in touch with him. He seemed generally helpful, and not until I got in contact with Saif did the problem resolve itself. IMO, from my experience with the two (at least at the time I contacted him)... I think that Saif was the owner of Coins-e.
Interesting enough, they are FB friends as I see I have 1 mutual friend with Saif... and it is Vignesh. I guess Saif has more strict privacy settings on his FB account now, and that is why you guys can't see his profile. It still exists though. I guess it is possible that they are both in on it. I think it has to be at least one of the two of them if not both, seeing as though they are both pointing a finger at each other. I am leaning towards Saif though, because I think it was more likely that he was the one that processed my withdraw manually.
I have 250k in my coins-e wallet. did not looked at them for 3 years. Now finally it has some value but than I discover that this site is closed and my coins are gone? sent this guy Vignesh a message on FB and twitter, but have little hope as he seems to be offline for the last month ( what a suprise) Will report any news. Did you get to manage to get a refund or something? Or a reply from the guys?
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December 26, 2017, 10:40:35 PM |
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We are going after the scammers. I have found a private investigator who can track attempt to track down the people that ran coins-e.com. Here is the cog fund me page-https://www.gofundme.com/investigation-of-coinsecom
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December 27, 2017, 01:32:36 AM |
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Did you get to manage to get a refund or something? Or a reply from the guys?
You talking to me?? I apparently was one of the lucky few that got paid back. I got a refund within a few days of the incident. I'm sorry to those that did not. My experience with them was kind of shady though tbh, and this is not that surprising.
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December 28, 2017, 05:56:13 PM |
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Hopefully scammers get caught ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif) ... more than 15 BTC gone! We tried to cooperate with the police (1.5year ago?) but they were not interested ![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif)
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