Forum is biased and a connection with Freebitcoin! Watch this be removed too!

[cryptokings2019]

My post complaining how large amounts of BTC were lost either from malfuction or complete confiscation is removed by the Moderator.  So I go to reply to this Moderator about it's removal and they have blocked me from contacting them.  My friend Ken has made posts on this forum and was told by TheQuin that he is an Idiot, Jackass, Blackmailer, Hardheaded, and Thick Skulled like his uncle, and that he does not understand the english language.
InterGlobal Ltd. deposit acknowledgement emails state they operate from The British Virgin Islands and give a fictitious address, yet all indicators from my investigation show they are really located in Belize.  Why the deception?  Is it for tax evasion?  I read that Belize has a flat tax of 25% for businesses, whereas The BVI, there are no taxes at all.  How can they take deposits that were not lost in anyway by means of their games and feel perfectly fine doing so?  Since I, as well as my friends have helped fund the prizes they claim to award I deserve to complain about it's needless loss  Trust Pilot and Lotto Exposed seem to be the most honest sites of reviews.  The "Free" users who make claims from their faucet think that Freebitcoin is the next best thing since sliced bread, however those who play their games say quite the contrary.  The Government from The BVI told us to demand refunds since all forms of gambling within The BVI are Illegal, and especially the operation of such a business and we were all called Blackmailers and alot worse.

Here is my friends uncle's revised review on Trust Pilot.  If you have lost unfairly you are encouraged to make your own review as well.  The only good reviews they have are like I said from Free customers claiming from their faucet.

Freebitco.in, TheQuin, InterGlobal Ltd. Masters of Deception!
Hope this will be read and understood but I used Freebitco.in's betting console using a No-Lose strategy from youtube and used exact settings and had my their stop loss set to 1000 Satoshis which Freebitcoin says works with 100% accuracy well guess what? All in all, about 8 Million Satoshis were lost. Not in one sitting of course but before I could stop it bets were reached unbelievable amounts and thought I was being smart taking screen shots of the console setting and game logs and the people or should I say person as I am sure its a one person operation at Freebitcoin offered no assistance whatsoever and went as far as insulting me in emails and when I posted on a Bitcoin forum probably operated by them they referred to me as a Blackmailer. Through mud throwing emails at each other I decided to do some research. They claim to be located in Tortolla, British Virgin Islands so I contacted the Government authorities there and they stated that InterGlobal Limited is NOT a registered business in the BVI, is not authorized to operate such a business in the BVI and want a written statement with complaint forms so they can turn the information over to Law Enforcement in the BVI. It's also illegal to claim to be located in an area and operating from a different area. I have proven at a minimum they are shady. Against my advise my nephew opened an account there and had better results than I did initially. However one day he saw his balance go from 2 Million Satoshis to a little over 100k. It turned out jackpot bets were placed and thats where all his funds went. He went back making numerous claims and would look at the betting console only to find anywhere from 1-4 being Jackpot bets were being pre-clicked. With every hourly claim he made random Jackpot bets were pre-clicked. He visited their Facebook page and saw where a girl from Russia had the same complaint so he conversed with her through messages. She stated when she threatened them they turned the table on her and said they would report her to her Government Authorities in Russia for participation in Illegal Internet Gambling. When he went back to Freebitcoin with this information they told him not to believe everything he reads. They went on to say though the problem of pre-clicked jackpots were on his end they fixed the problem. No compensation was offered to him. Let me also mention he referred 3 people and when he made threats to them to credit him for bets he did not place or he would report them to their authorities they threatened the kid with calling the Police for Blackmail. Then they locked his account as well as his referrals which I forgot to mention they are all "MINORS" and confiscated the deposits with no notifications at all. When one of the referrals with a substancial balance contacted them he was told his account was blocked for "Multi Accounting Abuse" Surely they are stating their "Business Accounting" practices since they are not recognized as a business in the country in which they claim to operate they are probably paying no taxes on their profits. Each referral used their own devices and emails and I don't think they could Wi-fi off a cellphone I had even made the threat one time of filing reports with the FBI and they told me if I did I would be the one getting prosecuted for participating in an Illegal act of Internet Gambling. They use United States businesses such as Cloudflare, Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook to facilitate their Illegal Gambling Scheme. If they cannot steal your money through bets they will litterally steal your account balance and say you broke some fake rules. In their FAQ's they mention no multiple accounts but not "Multi Accounting Abuse" So this Government agency in the BVI said to demand refunds of all deposits and since Internet Gambling is Illegal as well as the operation of such a business NO LOSSES could have taken place. So we are all complying with the BVI Government requests which include signed written statements as well as their required Complain Forms for assignment to Law Enforcement for prosecution. They think they are smart locking accounts however screen shots of all account details were captured so Demand is made upon your to return our deposits without fees and you can call the Police on your British Virgin Island Government.

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[xhomerx10]

Maybe you should post this in the scam accusations thread - it doesn't belong here.

[Quickseller]

Didn’t read most of your post, however your posts were previously deleted because you were posting in a thread that had nothing to do with the thread you posted in.

You can post in the freebitco.in thread, if one exists, or you can create a new thread about your complaint.

[r1s2g3]

Didn’t read most of your post, however your posts were previously deleted because you were posting in a thread that had nothing to do with the thread you posted in.

You can post in the freebitco.in thread, if one exists, or you can create a new thread about your complaint.

The freebitco thread exist in this forum.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=319540.6720

But still it goes in Scam Accusation.

But if you look closely, OP is making accusation against the forum also. Now I think it is Meta topic.

[odolvlobo]

First, nobody is going to read your wall of text. If you are trying to inform people or make a point, you might try using a different writing style.

Second, there is no such thing as a no-lose gambling system. Gambling is designed to make money for the house. If you gamble, you should expect to lose money.

[Crypto Girl]

Awkwardly, I read your post.

So you're trying to say that you loss a big amount of btc because mods deleted the thread and blocked you? Perhaps there will be some valid reason for it.

Though, technically, those from BVI and freebitco.i are the one who scammed you and instead of mocking here why don't you settle your issues privately. Yet all of these verbal accusations is pointless unless you provide strong proof.

[stompix]

But if you look closely, OP is making accusation against the forum also. Now I think it is Meta topic.

His only accusation against the forum is that a post of his was removed.
Instead of writing a wall of text which nobody seems to want to read he could have simply asked why his post was removed.

This is the only thing that is meta related.
The rest of the message is scam accusation material.

Also, I'm waiting for OP's proof about the so-called connection.

[Jet Cash]

I couldn't be bothered to read the bold text. Could somebody post a brief comment with a reference if this is something we should know about.

[AdolfinWolf]

I couldn't be bothered to read the bold text. Could somebody post a brief comment with a reference if this is something we should know about.

I stopped here.

Hope this will be read and understood but I used Freebitco.in's betting console using a No-Lose strategy from youtube and used exact settings and had my their stop loss set to 1000 Satoshis which Freebitcoin says works with 100% accuracy well guess what? All in all, about 8 Million Satoshis were lost.

TLDR: Seems like OP, (a gambler) lost money and is now seeing crazy conspiracy theories?

@OP if there was a betting strategy with 100% accuracy, it wouldn't be called betting?

The Government from The BVI told us to demand refunds since all forms of gambling within The BVI are Illegal, and especially the operation of such a business and we were all called Blackmailers and alot worse.

FYI: i'm pretty sure you can still be incorporated in BVI running an online casino, as long as you get your license/conduct your business in another area.

https://lcb.org/jurisdictions/british-virgin-islands

Not sure if that's even the case here (as i have no clue how FreeBitcoin is set up legally speaking, or where it operates from), or even applicable, but you're not offering a lot of proof of your accusations here, (which are quite hefty!).

InterGlobal Ltd. deposit acknowledgement emails state they operate from The British Virgin Islands and give a fictitious address, yet all indicators from my investigation show they are really located in Belize.  Why the deception?  Is it for tax evasion?

Doesn't necessarily mean it's illegal.

If you want this to actually get solved, i recommend you restructure your entire post so it becomes readable, and add sufficient proof. All you have right now is just a sob story which no one here cares about.

[UserU]

I couldn't be bothered to read the bold text. Could somebody post a brief comment with a reference if this is something we should know about.

I couldn't bear the read the rest, but based on the bolded ones and some of his posts from the other FBC thread, here are some points:

1) OP and his "friend" deposited some BTC (roughly 0.013) and weren't allowed to withdraw them.
2) OP pointed out that FBC claims to operate from British Virgin Islands but they're located in Belize = Tax evasion.
3) OP also alleged the games are rigged.

[Alone055]

My post complaining how large amounts of BTC were lost either from malfuction or complete confiscation is removed by the Moderator.

Where did you post it? It must have been posted in the wrong section, thus leading to deletion by a moderator. You didn't really give much information about the post of yours that was deleted, which is the reason why you've posted this one in the Meta, while writing the complete scam story which is not really is a necessity for your complain here.

[DooMAD]

It sounds like you should be complaining to whoever uploaded the youtube video you watched, since that's the root cause of your problems.  They lied and you believed them, which was the first of a series of poor decisions which led things to escalate from there.  

Maybe you should have investigated the claims made in that youtube video as thoroughly as you claim to have investigated this gambling website?  Maybe once you started losing, it might have been an idea to stop, rather than digging yourselves deeper and losing everything?  Maybe don't refer others, presumably telling them the same "No-lose strategy" lie you fell for and get them to make the same mistakes you did?  Consider taking at least some responsibility for your own part in all of that.  As for your accounts being blocked, people get thrown out of casinos all the time for making a scene and generally being a disruptive nuisance after they lost, so I don't see why this situation would be any different.  

Ultimately, if you had been trying to use regulated gambling websites, you would likely have been asked to provide ID verification to prove your age.  That's why you chose to take the unregulated route.  So you can't really complain about a lack of regulation when you know you wouldn't have been using the site at all if it was regulated.

I see a near-zero chance of any of you getting any of your funds back.  Just consider this experience as a useful life lesson to learn from while you're still young.