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February 22, 2014, 07:50:23 PM |
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We could take the list of everyone who invested, create another coin, and then premine a reasonable amount of it to give to the list of investors. It is possible to save this if a community effort was put together, to benefit the people who where scammed and save face for alt coins.
Although i can probably put that together for this group, the problem is we don't know exactly who invested what.. only the scammer knows. At this point, probably better to just move on.. nothing going to get people's BTC back.. scammer is gone. Best thing to do is move onto something else. I recommend Vertcoin/VTC, it's doing great. No scams, and definitely a future LTC replacement contender. Great community.. not about pure greed. Actually now re-reading the website description, this coin primarily tried to appeal to people's greed... that was it's feature. And whenever greed is involved...
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February 22, 2014, 07:50:38 PM |
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We could take the list of everyone who invested, create another coin, and then premine a reasonable amount of it to give to the list of investors. It is possible to save this if a community effort was put together, to benefit the people who where scammed and save face for alt coins.
i like this idea. it should be called phoenixcoin since from these ashes a nice thing wil risei am very buisy with ultracoin so i can not be an active partner in this.....i can support it from the background
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February 22, 2014, 07:50:42 PM |
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Surely out of all us computer nerds someone is able to dox this scammer? If he lived in my country I'd happily visit him with my baseball bat/shotgun, and I didn't even get scammed here. The guy has scammed an obscene amount of money, the law likely doesn't care, so he definitely deserves a severe beating.
I guess the biggest lesson here is to simply not invest in IPO.....I saw this thread earlier and thought the coin sounded interested and would have considered mining it, but paying for IPO? No way...
beating sombody up is worse then stealing money, life is not a steven seagal movie Thieves like these count on not being caught! Everything has consequences !!!
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February 22, 2014, 07:51:54 PM |
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We could take the list of everyone who invested, create another coin, and then premine a reasonable amount of it to give to the list of investors. It is possible to save this if a community effort was put together, to benefit the people who where scammed and save face for alt coins.
good idea i can help develop you coin and marketing but you need different thread. it's good thing to complete this half job remove sadness and this is the best answer for bad guys.
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February 22, 2014, 07:52:50 PM |
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Don't surrender still, we have some clues to locate that guy, like images, twitter, webpage... we must join efforts, there is people ready to take a flight, so, we can do some "forensics" to ease things...
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February 22, 2014, 07:53:32 PM |
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Surely out of all us computer nerds someone is able to dox this scammer? If he lived in my country I'd happily visit him with my baseball bat/shotgun, and I didn't even get scammed here. The guy has scammed an obscene amount of money, the law likely doesn't care, so he definitely deserves a severe beating.
I guess the biggest lesson here is to simply not invest in IPO.....I saw this thread earlier and thought the coin sounded interested and would have considered mining it, but paying for IPO? No way...
beating sombody up is worse then stealing money, life is not a steven seagal movie Nah, some people deserve it Though thinking about it more, I think the people who really need to be punished are those who invested. A hard slap in the face would suffice, to teach them to stop greedily throwing money towards scams
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February 22, 2014, 07:57:55 PM |
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Am i the only one who saw this coming? After getvisacoin and more of those scams, you would expect the retards on this forum have learned. As long as there are stupid people, there are scammers to rob them.
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February 22, 2014, 07:59:01 PM |
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Though thinking about it more, I think the people who really need to be punished are those who invested. A hard slap in the face would suffice, to teach them to stop greedily throwing money towards scams
Naw i think their being punished enough with the loss of their hard earned BTC.
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February 22, 2014, 07:59:26 PM |
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their are way to many bs coins out their. how can any coin go up in value when their is a new one every day we need to find a way to stop any new coins and just use the ones that are already their.anyone can just make some clone premine the shit out of it and dump it as soon as it gits on some exchange. i feel it is bad for all cryptos the way it is.self regulation is all that will help or all alt coins will die.
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embicoin
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February 22, 2014, 08:01:13 PM |
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BREAKING NEWS:
I did some forensics around the web, it seems that a user called johnahh is the moderator of the stackcoin reddit group, maybe he is related to the scam... http://www.reddit.com/user/johnahh
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bumface
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February 22, 2014, 08:01:51 PM |
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We could take the list of everyone who invested, create another coin, and then premine a reasonable amount of it to give to the list of investors. It is possible to save this if a community effort was put together, to benefit the people who where scammed and save face for alt coins.
good idea i can help develop you coin and marketing but you need different thread. it's good thing to complete this half job remove sadness and this is the best answer for bad guys. i have made this Thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=482339.new#new
The name might have been a bit presumptuous of me , but i thought it was very fitting for this situation, come and reply if you want to be a part of it, or have been scammed
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cryptonikus
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February 22, 2014, 08:02:16 PM |
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Don't surrender still, we have some clues to locate that guy, like images, twitter, webpage... we must join efforts, there is people ready to take a flight, so, we can do some "forensics" to ease things...
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drakoin
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February 22, 2014, 08:03:55 PM |
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Google has his IP addresses Yahoo has his IP addresses Bitcointalk has his IP addresses kiwiirc.com has his IP addresses nerdychild.com has his IP addresses since then he seems to have changed it now to stackstack303@yahoo.comTOR?) Yes, sure. But that's pure theory. Of course, he might use Tor whenever he can - and thinks of it! But only one technical malfunction, or only one single user sloppiness - and he has left real footprints. He created a hell lot of postings and emails and accounts - essentially he has left the traces that will lead back to him. Most criminals make mistakes, that's how they are caught, anyway. And: One day he might want to spend the money - which is in a public ledger.
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February 22, 2014, 08:08:40 PM |
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Surely out of all us computer nerds someone is able to dox this scammer? If he lived in my country I'd happily visit him with my baseball bat/shotgun, and I didn't even get scammed here. The guy has scammed an obscene amount of money, the law likely doesn't care, so he definitely deserves a severe beating.
I guess the biggest lesson here is to simply not invest in IPO.....I saw this thread earlier and thought the coin sounded interested and would have considered mining it, but paying for IPO? No way...
Why would anyone mine an IPO coin. It will have very low value as the coins are created out of thin air (fiat money) for BTC. Dumping is inevitable as no work was done to create value. Stay away from IPO scams and don't mine them either.
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February 22, 2014, 08:10:46 PM |
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have to open a separate thread for this scam That Assigns each individual investor with transaction id, amount.
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February 22, 2014, 08:11:00 PM |
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Am i the only one who saw this coming? After getvisacoin and more of those scams, you would expect the retards on this forum have learned. As long as there are stupid people, there are scammers to rob them.
Levelcoin.
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February 22, 2014, 08:59:12 PM |
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Google has his IP addresses Yahoo has his IP addresses Bitcointalk has his IP addresses kiwiirc.com has his IP addresses nerdychild.com has his IP addresses since then he seems to have changed it now to stackstack303@yahoo.comTOR?) Yes, sure. But that's pure theory. Of course, he might use Tor whenever he can - and thinks of it! But only one technical malfunction, or only one single user sloppiness - and he has left real footprints. He created a hell lot of postings and emails and accounts - essentially he has left the traces that will lead back to him. Most criminals make mistakes, that's how they are caught, anyway. And: One day he might want to spend the money - which is in a public ledger. He didn't do anything illegal. Cryptocurrency is not recognized by an government as anything of value. TOR? should or he could have done even better and used a throw away laptop and hacked wifi.
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February 22, 2014, 09:02:30 PM |
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February 22, 2014, 09:04:46 PM |
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已经偷挖4小时,没信誉。谁还干来。。。
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February 22, 2014, 09:13:07 PM |
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Google has his IP addresses Yahoo has his IP addresses Bitcointalk has his IP addresses kiwiirc.com has his IP addresses nerdychild.com has his IP addresses since then he seems to have changed it now to stackstack303@yahoo.comTOR?) Yes, sure. But that's pure theory. Of course, he might use Tor whenever he can - and thinks of it! But only one technical malfunction, or only one single user sloppiness - and he has left real footprints. He created a hell lot of postings and emails and accounts - essentially he has left the traces that will lead back to him. Most criminals make mistakes, that's how they are caught, anyway. And: One day he might want to spend the money - which is in a public ledger. He didn't do anything illegal. Cryptocurrency is not recognized by an government as anything of value. Don't be so stupid, all fraud/theft are illegal whether cryptocurrency is recognized by government or not. It's like me inventing a new toy and people like you thinking it's ok to steal my toy because it's not recognized by the government. Obviously you must be living in some backwards 3rd world country. [/quote]
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