JEFF5959
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April 06, 2014, 03:29:28 PM |
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give my bitcoin back!!!I have applied 0.1799 bitcoin withdrawl,but it shows pending.Please deal with my withdrawl!
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hoju2k
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April 06, 2014, 03:33:38 PM |
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That's just a troll  |
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lowww
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April 06, 2014, 03:35:28 PM |
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The real guy is just chilling now  |
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peer2peer360
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April 06, 2014, 05:41:23 PM |
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O What web you weave when you practice to decieve.
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TaaviHV
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April 06, 2014, 07:24:12 PM |
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Õnneks eesti on väike niiet meie kohalikul härral soovitaks tõsiselt mõelda kas ta tahab oma väikese Eesti rahvuskaaslasi kottida nii.
Saan aru et eestlaste summad polnud seal teab mis suured aga eks elu näitab....
Mind ajab igasuguse kopika kaotamine tigedaks niiet jalad perse alt välja ja lahenda see olukord kiirelt ära.
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Kenneth Koster
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April 06, 2014, 09:41:24 PM |
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Fixed DOGE wallet again. Processed ~3 stuck withdrawals (more coming next week).
Managed to get some work done, dealer was out of town for the weekend... what a downer.Also Can everyone just take a chill pill and be happy for me. You all contributed to making me rich it's not everyday you can say you changed someones life in a positive way with no strings attached.
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hoju2k
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April 06, 2014, 11:27:10 PM |
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Just stop it. Go troll somewhere else.
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Kenneth Koster
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April 07, 2014, 07:36:06 AM |
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You see No problems... no one going to do anything about it. Was like taking candy from a bunch of babies. Please just let this die and don't trust other exchanges. Let this be a lesson to all of you that I have taught. |
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pioter
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April 07, 2014, 01:40:32 PM |
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You see No problems... no one going to do anything about it. Was like taking candy from a bunch of babies. Please just let this die and don't trust other exchanges. Let this be a lesson to all of you that I have taught. we should send some btcs or the lesson is free ? |
plis send btc : 1Dh194qAHCejvAYtS54j2n5p6MoK85PmcQ
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dogechode
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April 07, 2014, 01:44:35 PM |
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So has anyone, even one single person, actually done ANYTHING like calling the relevant authorities and/or reporting fraud or has this all just been a massive exercise in e-penis size comparison?
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Kenneth Koster
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April 07, 2014, 07:29:56 PM |
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doodles
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April 07, 2014, 09:18:13 PM |
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So has anyone, even one single person, actually done ANYTHING like calling the relevant authorities and/or reporting fraud or has this all just been a massive exercise in e-penis size comparison?
AFAIK, I'm the only one who's done anything so far (I MAY BE WRONG), little though it is. I sent a description of the problem and issues and a and link to this forum to ALL the reporters/admins at cryptocointalk.com and coinbase.com . No interest. I guess they either feel it isn't of large enough importance or that they don't want to roil the bitcoin waters any more and jeopardize the delicate coin environment. Or, it may be that they just didn't read my email at all. I think there's enough information to go to reporters/newspapers in their locations in Norway and Estonia. I think that's easier than going to police, though I think that that is a necessary route, also. I've just arrived in Thailand from the States and I'm tired and off-hours to Euro. I think somebody Euro based should email/call the local news in Oslo and wherever in Estonia. Police also. I'm not out anything, since my account was a collection of small coins (about 4 BTC worth), but I got them out, since they weren't holding back my specific coins. I'm only concerned with this on the macro level, hoping these scams being punished will help solidify the alt-coin world, keeping my mining rigs worth something, anything. Let's go Euro-people! |
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April 08, 2014, 01:31:38 AM |
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So has anyone, even one single person, actually done ANYTHING like calling the relevant authorities and/or reporting fraud or has this all just been a massive exercise in e-penis size comparison?
AFAIK, I'm the only one who's done anything so far (I MAY BE WRONG), little though it is. I sent a description of the problem and issues and a and link to this forum to ALL the reporters/admins at cryptocointalk.com and coinbase.com . No interest. I guess they either feel it isn't of large enough importance or that they don't want to roil the bitcoin waters any more and jeopardize the delicate coin environment. Or, it may be that they just didn't read my email at all. I think there's enough information to go to reporters/newspapers in their locations in Norway and Estonia. I think that's easier than going to police, though I think that that is a necessary route, also. I've just arrived in Thailand from the States and I'm tired and off-hours to Euro. I think somebody Euro based should email/call the local news in Oslo and wherever in Estonia. Police also. I'm not out anything, since my account was a collection of small coins (about 4 BTC worth), but I got them out, since they weren't holding back my specific coins. I'm only concerned with this on the macro level, hoping these scams being punished will help solidify the alt-coin world, keeping my mining rigs worth something, anything. Let's go Euro-people!I'll be 100% behind you, or anyone else who can help prove that there was any crime committed here. BUT.... The police will still think we're just complaining that someone stole our secret sword in some abstract WoW world. There is no crime here. There never was. The fact is: if BTC is the same as fiat currency, then we have a case. If it is not, and it is a revolutionary way of holding value and wealth, then the established means of law enforcement is USELESS. Learn your lesson. That is all. -d |
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April 08, 2014, 02:55:27 AM |
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So has anyone, even one single person, actually done ANYTHING like calling the relevant authorities and/or reporting fraud or has this all just been a massive exercise in e-penis size comparison?
AFAIK, I'm the only one who's done anything so far (I MAY BE WRONG), little though it is. I sent a description of the problem and issues and a and link to this forum to ALL the reporters/admins at cryptocointalk.com and coinbase.com . No interest. I guess they either feel it isn't of large enough importance or that they don't want to roil the bitcoin waters any more and jeopardize the delicate coin environment. Or, it may be that they just didn't read my email at all. I think there's enough information to go to reporters/newspapers in their locations in Norway and Estonia. I think that's easier than going to police, though I think that that is a necessary route, also. I've just arrived in Thailand from the States and I'm tired and off-hours to Euro. I think somebody Euro based should email/call the local news in Oslo and wherever in Estonia. Police also. I'm not out anything, since my account was a collection of small coins (about 4 BTC worth), but I got them out, since they weren't holding back my specific coins. I'm only concerned with this on the macro level, hoping these scams being punished will help solidify the alt-coin world, keeping my mining rigs worth something, anything. Let's go Euro-people!I'll be 100% behind you, or anyone else who can help prove that there was any crime committed here. BUT.... The police will still think we're just complaining that someone stole our secret sword in some abstract WoW world. There is no crime here. There never was. The fact is: if BTC is the same as fiat currency, then we have a case. If it is not, and it is a revolutionary way of holding value and wealth, then the established means of law enforcement is USELESS. Learn your lesson. That is all. -d Not sure you're right, but you probably are, regarding "established means of...", and for sure it's a reasonable start to a discussion. That uncertainty is why I pushed the newspaper/press route, rather than the police. There are so many intricacies in this "alt-world". Now, the IRS (US tax guys) just decided that in their eyes, BTC are not currency, but taxable property. But, given that this exchange is hosted outside the US, run by PERHAPS a Norwegian and/or Estonian, the IRS's take doesn't really matter. The jurisdiction question is way out there on this one, so we agree that if the police were involved, we're looking at unlikely precedent-setting occurrences here. Newspaper/press notoriety deal is more along the lines of societal/tribal punitive action that might be the only viable means of market regulation, given no government/regulatory hammer.The only place that we disagree is that I believe there IS a crime here. I think you believe there's a crime also, just not one that can be proven in the context of the overlapping jurisdictions and lack of clear rules for an unregulated, intangible commodity. That being said, precedents are set often, and this is a situation that should merit one, but I think we both know it's not happening. Thus, the media route is the only solution, if one exists. |
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dogechode
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April 08, 2014, 02:58:55 AM |
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I think there's enough information to go to reporters/newspapers in their locations in Norway and Estonia.
Well, has anyone tried this yet? I didn't lose anything on CoinMarket; I got my btc off as soon as things started to go south fortunately. I think it would have more impact if someone who has actually lost money initiated the contact - with press or authorities or w/e. |
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April 08, 2014, 03:05:47 AM |
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ywwen , but until now has not arrival, email has been verified2014-3-9 I Withdrawals USDE2000000 2014-3-15 USDE3000030 I received the confirmation email and already confirmed the withdrawal but has no transaction id! USDE-wallet: GT7DSVc8nSbnT8sjqPAtgvURT5FL3NGzfZ
I withdrew my USDE by many different times since March 09, 2014, but I didn't receive these coins. However, I received the confirmation email and I have already confirmed these withdrawals. So Where is my coins? What happened that cause my coin loss? Sad Sad
ps:my USDE-wallet: GT7DSVc8nSbnT8sjqPAtgvURT5FL3NGzfZ
Sat Mar 15 2014 10:19:54 1000000 USDE confirmed
Sat Mar 15 2014 10:19:53 1000000 USDE confirmed
Sat Mar 15 2014 10:19:53 1000000 USDE confirmed
Sun Mar 09 2014 01:54:17 2000000 USDE confirmed
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dogechode
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April 08, 2014, 03:07:19 AM |
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Okay I am officially rolling my eyes in real life every time someone posts in here saying "where my coins" like seriously do you people even read the last page of posts before posting??
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April 08, 2014, 05:09:53 AM |
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I'll be 100% behind you, or anyone else who can help prove that there was any crime committed here.
BUT....
The police will still think we're just complaining that someone stole our secret sword in some abstract WoW world. There is no crime here. There never was. The fact is: if BTC is the same as fiat currency, then we have a case. If it is not, and it is a revolutionary way of holding value and wealth, then the established means of law enforcement is USELESS. Learn your lesson. That is all.
-d
The nearly $400M in bitcoin that MtGox lost sure raised a flag for law enforcement. They might be scratching their heads trying to figure it out, but they know it is a big deal. If I lost coins on an exchange, and I believed fraud was involved, I'd report it to law enforcement even if I thought they would roll their eyes at me. Stealing bitcoins is a crime in almost every jurisdiction. Not reporting it just gives law enforcement an excuse to keep rolling their eyes. |
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note235
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April 08, 2014, 06:31:25 AM |
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how do I withdrawn my VTC?
its been pending for 3 weeks
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