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 Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. If someone threatened suicide I would have given them my own BTC, can't blame him there. But take this is this guy may actually care about making things right, so slow down the internet hate machine a bit, and focus on mature discussion, and leave the innocent out of it. Technically if they were aware of his plans then they are accomplices to the scam right? And I thought someone mentioned that his mom has a scammer history... I mean if this alex/ryan/whatever guy is brought up on criminal charges they will go through his phone records to try to find out who else he texted and knew about his intentions. Truth will come out eventually and the pressure of that is some good heat by it's self once realized. IMO. The real question is whether or not these people are smart enough to realize the gravitas of the situation. |
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meccaflare0
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Do the thing and you'll have the power.
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October 24, 2014, 03:03:58 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. If someone threatened suicide I would have given them my own BTC, can't blame him there. But take this is this guy may actually care about making things right, so slow down the internet hate machine a bit, and focus on mature discussion, and leave the innocent out of it. Technically if they were aware of his plans then they are accomplices to the scam right? And I thought someone mentioned that his mom has a scammer history... I mean if this alex/ryan/whatever guy is brought up on criminal charges they will go through his phone records to try to find out who else he texted and knew about his intentions. Truth will come out eventually and the pressure of that is some good heat by it's self once realized. IMO. His mothers name is attached to a business license, which means nothing. Many people (scam artist particular) are known to be very manipulative, and unfortunately even take advantage of close family members. Alex has taken full responsibility in his blog post, and is paying people back supposedly, albeit fucking slowly haha... |
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October 24, 2014, 03:43:49 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. If someone threatened suicide I would have given them my own BTC, can't blame him there. But take this is this guy may actually care about making things right, so slow down the internet hate machine a bit, and focus on mature discussion, and leave the innocent out of it. Technically if they were aware of his plans then they are accomplices to the scam right? And I thought someone mentioned that his mom has a scammer history... I mean if this alex/ryan/whatever guy is brought up on criminal charges they will go through his phone records to try to find out who else he texted and knew about his intentions. Truth will come out eventually and the pressure of that is some good heat by it's self once realized. IMO. His mothers name is attached to a business license, which means nothing. Many people (scam artist particular) are known to be very manipulative, and unfortunately even take advantage of close family members. Alex has taken full responsibility in his blog post, and is paying people back supposedly, albeit fucking slowly haha... Stop supporting his relatives. We need to keep on with the pressure, not scale it down. It seems that the crook is afraid. That bitch managed to ban my twitter account. Did anyone else got banned? |
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October 24, 2014, 03:47:52 PM |
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I've been out of the loop for a long time and realized I had some BTC in my Mintpal account. Luckily, I have a balance and issued a withdrawal, which shows that it's been requested under status.
Any idea on what else I should do? It's been about 24 hours since I've made the request.
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October 24, 2014, 03:50:55 PM |
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I have 600 Shadows there... Anyone can tell me if the V2 coins are gone?
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October 24, 2014, 04:05:11 PM |
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I don't think threatening his family will make him give the money back, but one of them may know his location. He probably already thought about the possibility of his family being threatened before this so I doubt it will convince him of anything.
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KarlSagan
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October 24, 2014, 04:09:27 PM |
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Wow! this is just pitiful. It really shows the need for decentralized exchanges in todays world. We really need to be supporting those projects...
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October 24, 2014, 04:14:13 PM |
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Wow! this is just pitiful. It really shows the need for decentralized exchanges in todays world. We really need to be supporting those projects...
The problem isn't the support, but finding a trusted dev that's not looking to scam people. 90%+ of the current devs on bitcointalk are scammers and probably <1% of the trusted devs have the ability to create a decentralized exchange. Then the problem is giving incentive to those devs that can be trusted and have the ability. How can you prove trust anymore when even the "respected" devs are doing shady things? |
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October 24, 2014, 04:34:42 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. yes this is bizarre! *moolah has a pulse!  >> https://twitter.com/moolah_io/with_replies |
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Luckylui
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STILL MISSING MY 12 BTC FROM SCAMOOLAHPAL! >:O
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October 24, 2014, 04:44:53 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. yes this is bizarre! *moolah has a pulse! >> https://twitter.com/moolah_io/with_repliesI AM STILL WAITING FOR MY 12 BTC!!!!!!! >:0 |
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October 24, 2014, 04:45:46 PM |
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I've been out of the loop for a long time and realized I had some BTC in my Mintpal account. Luckily, I have a balance and issued a withdrawal, which shows that it's been requested under status.
Any idea on what else I should do? It's been about 24 hours since I've made the request.
24 hours, lol. I made my request eight days ago, only few minutes after the platform was live for withdrawal requests. My status is still; "Withdrawal Status: Requested" The platform will closes down @ oktober 31, a week from now. After that, it's goodbye Kansas! What do you mean goodbye Kansas? They're just going to take millions of dollars and people are just going to say oh well? Mintpal was one of the better exchanges out there. What the hell happened? |
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October 24, 2014, 04:49:02 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. yes this is bizarre! *moolah has a pulse! >> https://twitter.com/moolah_io/with_repliesThis comment in particular caught my eye: "The issue is that we cannot pull money out of thin air - I am currently looking at another approach however." -moolah twitter This implies to me that he is getting his POS on with everyone's coins and "paying people back" with the POS earnings which is why it is all taking so long. Which makes the payback eta look like it will happen sometime in the next 10 years. |
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October 24, 2014, 04:50:26 PM |
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I've been out of the loop for a long time and realized I had some BTC in my Mintpal account. Luckily, I have a balance and issued a withdrawal, which shows that it's been requested under status.
Any idea on what else I should do? It's been about 24 hours since I've made the request.
24 hours, lol. I made my request eight days ago, only few minutes after the platform was live for withdrawal requests. My status is still; "Withdrawal Status: Requested" The platform will closes down @ oktober 31, a week from now. After that, it's goodbye Kansas! What do you mean goodbye Kansas? They're just going to take millions of dollars and people are just going to say oh well? Mintpal was one of the better exchanges out there. What the hell happened? You really should read through this thread man. Moolah happened. |
"the destruction of privacy widens the existing power imbalance between the ruling factions and everyone else" -- Julian Assange
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rdnkjdi
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October 24, 2014, 04:50:29 PM |
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This entire thing is beyond ludicrous. I kinda sorta got in the scene about the MtGox collapse time. Mintpal I used and for a long while people were telling cryptsy movers to move to mintpal. I paid enough attention to the Moolah sell that I probably would've pulled my funds off if I'd had any there.
But this is just beyond the veil of horrible for anybody wanting to hold crypto. A decentralized exchange and easy multi sig safety nets for storing coins locally really needs to happen.
I'm sorry for your losses.
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dandruff1138
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October 24, 2014, 04:53:56 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. If someone threatened suicide I would have given them my own BTC, can't blame him there. But take this is this guy may actually care about making things right, so slow down the internet hate machine a bit, and focus on mature discussion, and leave the innocent out of it. Technically if they were aware of his plans then they are accomplices to the scam right? And I thought someone mentioned that his mom has a scammer history... I mean if this alex/ryan/whatever guy is brought up on criminal charges they will go through his phone records to try to find out who else he texted and knew about his intentions. Truth will come out eventually and the pressure of that is some good heat by it's self once realized. IMO. His mothers name is attached to a business license, which means nothing. Many people (scam artist particular) are known to be very manipulative, and unfortunately even take advantage of close family members. Alex has taken full responsibility in his blog post, and is paying people back supposedly, albeit fucking slowly haha... Stop supporting his relatives. We need to keep on with the pressure, not scale it down. It seems that the crook is afraid. That bitch managed to ban my twitter account. Did anyone else got banned? If you were the one insinuating a threat of her father then it was a justified ban. I havge seen a few bans in the last few days that were justified harassment. |
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October 24, 2014, 05:16:17 PM |
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I don't think threatening his family will make him give the money back, but one of them may know his location. He probably already thought about the possibility of his family being threatened before this so I doubt it will convince him of anything.
Follow the timelines with him releasing coins and scaling back his theft. Yeah, prety much on par with the release of information, so i would have to argue that, drastically. |
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October 24, 2014, 05:28:22 PM |
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Just be careful, your anger and empty threats may be the reason he runs with your money. Or it may be the very reason he gives it all back after realising what a huge mistake he's made. He'll only be free for so long, then he'll be caught, fined, and jailed. The only way out is to give the BTC back. This may be, but some child posting his mothers info could get the money seized from everyone. They need to feel the heat to give the BTC back. Heat like this: https://twitter.com/inkymoggy/status/525413876595433474Lo and behold, 50 BTC to the suicidal guy. First it was "Please seek psychological help", now it's "Calm down, I'll pay you". Heat works my man. If someone threatened suicide I would have given them my own BTC, can't blame him there. But take this is this guy may actually care about making things right, so slow down the internet hate machine a bit, and focus on mature discussion, and leave the innocent out of it. Technically if they were aware of his plans then they are accomplices to the scam right? And I thought someone mentioned that his mom has a scammer history... I mean if this alex/ryan/whatever guy is brought up on criminal charges they will go through his phone records to try to find out who else he texted and knew about his intentions. Truth will come out eventually and the pressure of that is some good heat by it's self once realized. IMO. His mothers name is attached to a business license, which means nothing. Many people (scam artist particular) are known to be very manipulative, and unfortunately even take advantage of close family members. Alex has taken full responsibility in his blog post, and is paying people back supposedly, albeit fucking slowly haha... Stop supporting his relatives. We need to keep on with the pressure, not scale it down. It seems that the crook is afraid. That bitch managed to ban my twitter account. Did anyone else got banned? If you were the one insinuating a threat of her father then it was a justified ban. I havge seen a few bans in the last few days that were justified harassment. How does one see bans on twitter? |
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CoinCidental
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
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October 24, 2014, 05:32:47 PM |
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If the family comes under fire the he only has himself to blame for it
Same goes for the gf and her family, if they want to make restitutions they can
If not...... whatever happens happens
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October 24, 2014, 05:36:09 PM |
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I've been out of the loop for a long time and realized I had some BTC in my Mintpal account. Luckily, I have a balance and issued a withdrawal, which shows that it's been requested under status.
Any idea on what else I should do? It's been about 24 hours since I've made the request.
24 hours, lol. I made my request eight days ago, only few minutes after the platform was live for withdrawal requests. My status is still; "Withdrawal Status: Requested" The platform will closes down @ oktober 31, a week from now. After that, it's goodbye Kansas! What do you mean goodbye Kansas? They're just going to take millions of dollars and people are just going to say oh well? Mintpal was one of the better exchanges out there. What the hell happened? You really should read through this thread man. Moolah happened. Yeah, I'm just confused by the whole process. I try to log into my account to withdraw my BTC and can't. It seems like a lot of people are in the same boat. Just frustrated and amazed that this shit continues to happen. Mintpal seemed legit to me. |
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