A newbie asking to post account numbers? I don't think that's a very good idea. I'm going to label you as a phishing scammer until you get your shit together if you really are who you claim you are.

Can you show some proof that you are really part of new 1xbit team member?
If you are, then you would need to work really hard to fix all those scam accusations.
There is also a question about old 1xbit topic:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3906360.0
and member 1xBit_com:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2122225

I think sending emails from below 4 accounts would prove that OP is from the team either changed hand or not.


I believe the community will help if you really want to resolve all the issues related to 1xbit. But for sure, it would be too complicated. Before proceeding further processor you need to prove that you are from the team. It would be better if you post or give authorization from your previous accounts controlled by the 1xbit team.

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I have created a new mail for test and verify. Have sent to OP PM, please send mail from all 4 accounts that I have listed above. I will update it if received. Please write briefly.

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Archived the thread for the future reference; http://archive.is/qY8iz

Please make sure to verify DKIM signature. Without it any e-mail address can be spoofed.

And I still would say that they don't need to ask for account numbers to be posted publicly or to have this thread at all. Sounds like a lame PR move and now an attempt to have reputable members involved in validating something.

Are you kidding,
1xbit, there are (a ton of) problems here, how do you solve all the fraud accusations here, gmail verification doesn't solve the problem, in my opinion, it gets complicated.


Not today if you want to solve the problem, it should be solved long ago, not now. Joke.

It really doesn't make sense if you want to ask for an account number, never once did you solve the problem now you want to solve, silly.
What are you asking for Gmail verification, suspicious.

Sending emails from any given email address is not going to prove anything. You can email anyone by using any from address. Pick a bitcoin address that belongs to 1xBet and sign that address with the current date. That will prove something.

You are asking them to start from -110 mBTC, you are rude :-D

That would work only if the escrow has full access to 1xbit's data and whatever else is necessary to adjudicate those complaints. Which means they would have to trust 1xbit to a significant extent so basically back to square one.

And even if they "solve" all public complaints it wouldn't mean they changed their ways or compensated (probably) 90%+ of victims who didn't complain on Bitcointalk.

The more I think about this whole scheme, the more backwards it sounds to me. They know whom they've stiffed, right? They have all the data, customer service tickets, etc. They could easily fix that if they wanted.

And then you have shit like this on their website: "1xBit.com is one of the bitcoin betting sites where everyone can earn bitcoins." Sounds more like a "double your bitcoins in 10 minutes" scam than a reputable gambling site.

tl;dr: pass.

They have sent a mail to me from "advertising@1x-bit.com" without the DKIM signature.  So, it doesn't prove anything about OP's legitimate IMO. According to the OP, he is in charge of the advertising department and the mail mentioned above not belongs to him but controlled by his colleagues. Furthermore, he will ask his colleagues to resolve all the issues. I am not satisfied with their answer at all. So only one solution as already @yahoo62278 said. I just want to add few more points below. If you really friendly enough to solve the issues, then you should go with the below processor.

1. Create a resolution team with multiple DT members who are experienced with gambling. Probably you will have to give some access to the website if you deny paying for a better resolution. (But I don't think someone will give you free service)

2. Escrow funds with multiple trusted escrow on a multi-sig wallet. So they will pay to the victims once the resolution team approved. I don't think escrow 10 BTC is a big deal for 1xbit. For a easier solution, just solve the all issues raised on your support.

I am sure it isn't going to happen. But at least you can resolve all the issues raised on the forum very easily.

If you run out of stuff to read... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1780490.msg17757242#msg17757242