[Wallets Stolen By Hackers][We're Sorry][Contact Anon136 For Escrow]

[Chris180Z]

Anon136 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3028

Trust Thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=381041

Clearly he is a trusted escrow and has returned the money.

[MissX3M]

anon136

IS AN ACCOMPLICE !!!!

The FBI should be looking at him/her also

If s/he knows who and where dinEDG and the Edgecoin people are, s/he needs to give up that info.



anon136  !! TELL US WHO THEY ARE !!

how much money you gave to a stranger?
Here is my BTC add, i promise that i give you my first son and my soul.

[sixteendigits]

anon136

IS AN ACCOMPLICE !!!!

The FBI should be looking at him/her also

If s/he knows who and where dinEDG and the Edgecoin people are, s/he needs to give up that info.



anon136  !! TELL US WHO THEY ARE !!

Seriously, shut the fuck up.

He returned all the BTC promptly.

He did exactly what an escrow was supposed to do.

He doesn't beg to do this service, more like the other way around.

[XbladeX]

Hmm it looks like IPO here lost -40000$ in Edge casino.
Like in crypto don't invest to much money you will regret to lose.
Nice scam...

BTW those morons just could copy BC,Mint and try play the game for 1-2BTC someone will devlop it
and he could took more money even from Anon but he just scammed people...

[Jonesd]

anon136

IS AN ACCOMPLICE !!!!

The FBI should be looking at him/her also

If s/he knows who and where dinEDG and the Edgecoin people are, s/he needs to give up that info.



anon136  !! TELL US WHO THEY ARE !!

Seriously, shut the fuck up.

He returned all the BTC promptly.

He did exactly what an escrow was supposed to do.

He doesn't beg to do this service, more like the other way around.

ease up on anon136, indeed. Just a service provider.

[djm34]

what is the reason people gets into IPO exactly ?

Mostly getting unfair advantage over regular miner.... (selling their coin before large supply has flooded the market)  which is kind of unfair... 
So basically they got scammed before they were able to scam anybody... 
(how bad is that ? Everybody should thank the scammer for helping the community)

[DynamicDK]

Has there been a legitimate IPO outside of Reddcoin?  I invested in the Reddcoin one, because I was convinced the devs were legit, but even then I was still worried I could be wrong.  Luckily, I was right.

However, every other IPO I've witnessed has ended up being a scam, in one way or another.

[cryptohunter]

what is the reason people gets into IPO exactly ?

Mostly getting unfair advantage over regular miner.... (selling their coin before large supply has flooded the market)  which is kind of unfair... 
So basically they got scammed before they were able to scam anybody... 
(how bad is that ? Everybody should thank the scammer for helping the community)

hehe a man not afraid of making controversial statements...

[blueangel01]

I feel bad for Anon136 that he was used by the scammer. I hope his reputation will not be ruined because of a stupid person.

[Jonesd]

Has there been a legitimate IPO outside of Reddcoin?  I invested in the Reddcoin one, because I was convinced the devs were legit, but even then I was still worried I could be wrong.  Luckily, I was right.

However, every other IPO I've witnessed has ended up being a scam, in one way or another.

Heavycoin was a good IPO.

[djm34]

what is the reason people gets into IPO exactly ?

Mostly getting unfair advantage over regular miner.... (selling their coin before large supply has flooded the market)  which is kind of unfair...  
So basically they got scammed before they were able to scam anybody...  
(how bad is that ? Everybody should thank the scammer for helping the community)

hehe a man not afraid of making controversial statements...

(controversy is good)

well it is a bit like the "popular" false money scam, when people buy really well imitated false money at half price, thinking they will be able to exchange it easily and end up with nothing as the guy just disappears with their money.
(usually they don't go to the police for obvious reasons...)

[Jonesd]

what is the reason people gets into IPO exactly ?

Mostly getting unfair advantage over regular miner.... (selling their coin before large supply has flooded the market)  which is kind of unfair... 
So basically they got scammed before they were able to scam anybody... 
(how bad is that ? Everybody should thank the scammer for helping the community)

hehe a man not afraid of making controversial statements...

(controversy is good)

well it is a bit like the "popular" false money scam, when people buy really well imitated false money at half price, thinking they will be able to exchange it easily and end up with nothing as the guy just disappears with their money.
(usually they don't go to the police for obvious reason...)

You're right, but its the only way for the technically inapt to get into coins early. With the sites like betarigs it's easier to mine, but still most altcoin things are still too hard.

On the other hand, an IPO is usually for a successful company to get extra funding to take the next step. It would be more logical to have a premine and IPO the money once the coin is successful. The main problem with developing an altcoin only gets the dev money if he gets part of the premine or has an ipo.

I think a fund would make sense of a group of people that promote the coin and are transparent about the funds.

[Nxtblg]

thank you - it's too bad people have nothing better to do than steal - guess they're too lazy to go out and find a real job and be productive - it's a shame they were raised in a manner where they can live with themselves after stealing from others.

In a very real sense, their greatest victims are themselves.

Consider: Satoshi Nakamoto could buy a swanky seaside estate in the East Hamptons without a second thought except for the IRS. BCNext, whoever he is, will never have to work again. As long as he knows how to manage money, he has the scarce luxury of never having to worry about his bills. He could work on whatever he wants - no matter how exotic or flaky - and his standard of living won't suffer.

But what if Edgecoin didn't take off? If the OP hadn't scoffed off with the BTC, if he had thrown his mind and heart into the project, he would have had this luxury in only one short year - the luxury of updating his resume:

"EDGECOIN FOUNDER AND CHIEF DEVELOPER:"

Had the OP been on the level, he could have put down a paragraph that would give him a real leg up in getting a "real" job - a job with a starting salary of about $100,000 per annum.

But instead, the kid threw it all away. He ruined his reputation, made people around here even more guarded, and ran the real risk of being doxed into welfare country. All for the sum of about 50 unescrowed BTC. The price of a mid-range car, or about one hundred and thirty pieces of one-ounce silver.

I lost ~$200. Whoever the OP was, he lost much more.

[MissX3M]

He ruined his reputation

Or she, u never find that out, OP moved to next scam coin.

[IParn]

Limecoin donation in support of edgecoin investors



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=575094.0

[Jonesd]

thank you - it's too bad people have nothing better to do than steal - guess they're too lazy to go out and find a real job and be productive - it's a shame they were raised in a manner where they can live with themselves after stealing from others.

In a very real sense, their greatest victims are themselves.

Consider: Satoshi Nakamoto could buy a swanky seaside estate in the East Hamptons without a second thought except for the IRS. BCNext, whoever he is, will never have to work again. As long as he knows how to manage money, he has the scarce luxury of never having to worry about his bills. He could work on whatever he wants - no matter how exotic or flaky - and his standard of living won't suffer.

But what if Edgecoin didn't take off? If the OP hadn't scoffed off with the BTC, if he had thrown his mind and heart into the project, he would have had this luxury in only one short year - the luxury of updating his resume:

"EDGECOIN FOUNDER AND CHIEF DEVELOPER:"

Had the OP been on the level, he could have put down a paragraph that would give him a real leg up in getting a "real" job - a job with a starting salary of about $100,000 per annum.

But instead, the kid threw it all away. He ruined his reputation, made people around here even more guarded, and ran the real risk of being doxed into welfare country. All for the sum of about 50 unescrowed BTC. The price of a mid-range car, or about one hundred and thirty pieces of one-ounce silver.

I lost ~$200. Whoever the OP was, he lost much more.

Good way to look at it

[Anon136]

open source w/e code you have please

[Cryptosapiens]

50 to 75 BTC from this SCAM plus 70 BTC from  StackCoin... starts to add up... this forum is a GoldMine !!

Maybe we should start to mine suckers...  

Next time just say NO to IPO !

[Gingermod]

thank you - it's too bad people have nothing better to do than steal - guess they're too lazy to go out and find a real job and be productive - it's a shame they were raised in a manner where they can live with themselves after stealing from others.

In a very real sense, their greatest victims are themselves.

Consider: Satoshi Nakamoto could buy a swanky seaside estate in the East Hamptons without a second thought except for the IRS. BCNext, whoever he is, will never have to work again. As long as he knows how to manage money, he has the scarce luxury of never having to worry about his bills. He could work on whatever he wants - no matter how exotic or flaky - and his standard of living won't suffer.

But what if Edgecoin didn't take off? If the OP hadn't scoffed off with the BTC, if he had thrown his mind and heart into the project, he would have had this luxury in only one short year - the luxury of updating his resume:

"EDGECOIN FOUNDER AND CHIEF DEVELOPER:"

Had the OP been on the level, he could have put down a paragraph that would give him a real leg up in getting a "real" job - a job with a starting salary of about $100,000 per annum.

But instead, the kid threw it all away. He ruined his reputation, made people around here even more guarded, and ran the real risk of being doxed into welfare country. All for the sum of about 50 unescrowed BTC. The price of a mid-range car, or about one hundred and thirty pieces of one-ounce silver.

I lost ~$200. Whoever the OP was, he lost much more.

Good way to look at it

i thought it was like 75 btc

[Nxtblg]

He ruined his reputation

Or she, u never find that out, OP moved to next scam coin.

Or "she;" true.