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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope?
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July 17, 2015, 08:07:08 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 08:09:23 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) No. I hope to have my btc from cloudminr.io. This is ilegit or I am shill?
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July 17, 2015, 08:34:51 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) No. I hope to have my btc from cloudminr.io. This is ilegit or I am shill? You will NOT get any BTC or reaction from cloudminr.io, move on and rework your BTC with methods other then investing in cloudmining!!!
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July 17, 2015, 08:38:34 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) No. I hope to have my btc from cloudminr.io. This is ilegit or I am shill? You will NOT get any BTC or reaction from cloudminr.io, move on and rework your BTC with methods other then investing in cloudmining!!! Thank you for you prediction. Prefer to not believe you even you may have right (with very big probability). Hope to remember to you this post IF cloudminr.io will return. I am curios what do you write about it... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 08:41:33 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) No. I hope to have my btc from cloudminr.io. This is ilegit or I am shill? You will NOT get any BTC or reaction from cloudminr.io, move on and rework your BTC with methods other then investing in cloudmining!!! Thank you for you prediction. Prefer to not believe you even you may have right (with very big probability). Hope to remember to you this post IF cloudminr.io will return. I am curios what do you write about it... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) .... do you really honestly believe cloudminr.io will come back as cloudminr.io? These guys will come back as <isamyourbtc.tld> in the near future, but i will bet you 0,1BTC if cloudminr.io comes back until the end of 2015, deal ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 08:45:22 AM |
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Well I'm guessing the sale of email addresses was legit (even though I did not see mine on any of the lists doesn't mean it wasn't there) I'm assuming that since I had two accounts with very differing emails which have no commonalities. These con-artists must have purchased my info... Gareth & Catherine Bull ( jern@jsrmach.com); so be prepared I think our inboxes are going to get a shitload of these scams. if anyone is going to defend cloudminr.io after this incident they are shills; even if the hack was done by an outside party, the fact that passwrods were stored as plain text should be a red alarm. Sorry!!! Could I have the right to hope? What the fcuk are you hoping for dude, for the next ponzi sheme where you loose your BTC ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) No. I hope to have my btc from cloudminr.io. This is ilegit or I am shill? You will NOT get any BTC or reaction from cloudminr.io, move on and rework your BTC with methods other then investing in cloudmining!!! Thank you for you prediction. Prefer to not believe you even you may have right (with very big probability). Hope to remember to you this post IF cloudminr.io will return. I am curios what do you write about it... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) .... do you really honestly believe cloudminr.io will come back as cloudminr.io? These guys will come back as <isamyourbtc.tld> in the near future, but i will bet you 0,1BTC if cloudminr.io comes back until the end of 2015, deal ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) It is not important what I believe but what I hope ! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) There are two very different things. And for sure I do not accept the bet because probably you will win. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 12:22:08 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already
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July 17, 2015, 12:26:33 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work.
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July 17, 2015, 01:04:49 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work. HAHA it was not photoshop LOL Actually its a lot easier than photoshop. Just so we all understand, they are gone, your account gets suspended for 1 reason only YOU DIDNT PAY THE BILL, pure and simple. SO they are gone and they wont be back as cloudminr.io but you can bet your sweet little donkey they will be back, just to do it all over again.
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July 17, 2015, 01:22:57 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work. HAHA it was not photoshop LOL Actually its a lot easier than photoshop. Just so we all understand, they are gone, your account gets suspended for 1 reason only YOU DIDNT PAY THE BILL, pure and simple. SO they are gone and they wont be back as cloudminr.io but you can bet your sweet little donkey they will be back, just to do it all over again. Maybe it was that they were not paid the money. But it would be that they asked themselves to be suspended because were problems with the list of emails and password published on their site? It is this possible?
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July 17, 2015, 01:44:28 PM |
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So funny - there are still a couple of people in the board who assisted cloudminr and who claim to have had knowledge about the whole "project" (read: scam). I would first go after them...
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July 17, 2015, 01:46:46 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work. HAHA it was not photoshop LOL Actually its a lot easier than photoshop. Just so we all understand, they are gone, your account gets suspended for 1 reason only YOU DIDNT PAY THE BILL, pure and simple. SO they are gone and they wont be back as cloudminr.io but you can bet your sweet little donkey they will be back, just to do it all over again. Maybe it was that they were not paid the money. But it would be that they asked themselves to be suspended because were problems with the list of emails and password published on their site? It is this possible? Anything is possible but they would have to cancel the account for that account suspended message to be displayed on the site. Either way, they still may own the domain name (I have not checked the whois recently) so to be 100% honest (and I actually hate to say this cause it raises hope) but they could still come back as cloudminr.io they would just need to register the domain to new nameservers is all.
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July 17, 2015, 01:55:51 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work. HAHA it was not photoshop LOL Actually its a lot easier than photoshop. Just so we all understand, they are gone, your account gets suspended for 1 reason only YOU DIDNT PAY THE BILL, pure and simple. SO they are gone and they wont be back as cloudminr.io but you can bet your sweet little donkey they will be back, just to do it all over again. Maybe it was that they were not paid the money. But it would be that they asked themselves to be suspended because were problems with the list of emails and password published on their site? It is this possible? Anything is possible but they would have to cancel the account for that account suspended message to be displayed on the site. Either way, they still may own the domain name (I have not checked the whois recently) so to be 100% honest (and I actually hate to say this cause it raises hope) but they could still come back as cloudminr.io they would just need to register the domain to new nameservers is all. Never and then never don't hate the hope. Don't cost nothing and make the people feel better. Important is to clarify that is only one hope and nothing else. So, if not verified, it is not a tragedy. It is only one hope minus in your bag. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 02:24:19 PM |
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It really is funny... some people try to trash this thread, while obviously a lot has lost money.
Some people still believe that there were more than 100'000 people who invested in this scam. I call it bullshit. Why believe a fraudster? If you look at the payouts he made, I doubt that he had more than maybe 5000 clients.
Still, for everyone who has lost money, it is a loss.
However, there are some individuals who seem to have had insider knowledge. For example: Pandorabox sold his "hashing power" just before cloudminr.io collapsed. And in the past, he always was telling what cloudminr's plans are. What about galdur who called everyone who dared to be critical towards cloudminr.io an "extornionist"? Funny, btw, that "Galdur" calls other cloudmining-services a scam while he was alway defending cloudminr.io...
Also: Everybody who refered to cloudminr.io is, according to European law, liable. So if you were lurked into cloudminr.io through a referrer and you know the person who refered, you may get your money back in court from this person....
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July 17, 2015, 02:27:21 PM |
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of course that's the work of the evil "hacker". I'm not really surprised. I bet they got the next scheme up and running already You think that this screenshot is real? See yourself at the site and you will see that everything is a photoshop work. HAHA it was not photoshop LOL Actually its a lot easier than photoshop. Just so we all understand, they are gone, your account gets suspended for 1 reason only YOU DIDNT PAY THE BILL, pure and simple. SO they are gone and they wont be back as cloudminr.io but you can bet your sweet little donkey they will be back, just to do it all over again. Maybe it was that they were not paid the money. But it would be that they asked themselves to be suspended because were problems with the list of emails and password published on their site? It is this possible? Anything is possible but they would have to cancel the account for that account suspended message to be displayed on the site. Either way, they still may own the domain name (I have not checked the whois recently) so to be 100% honest (and I actually hate to say this cause it raises hope) but they could still come back as cloudminr.io they would just need to register the domain to new nameservers is all. Never and then never don't hate the hope. Don't cost nothing and make the people feel better. Important is to clarify that is only one hope and nothing else. So, if not verified, it is not a tragedy. It is only one hope minus in your bag. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) doesn't really matter if it was real or not. I would never visit an obvious infected website.
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July 17, 2015, 02:30:33 PM |
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Cloudminr should change it's name to Scamminr.io...Lol ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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July 17, 2015, 02:34:11 PM |
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wow. someone is using developer console in the browser to be funny ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) ... well... not sorry but why are some people hopping they will come back? even if the come back, your coins are gone and no one is getting back something. if the hack was legit and cloudshitminr.to isn't scamming, they would give us updates and react on the posts here. but there is no reaction, no updates, no more information. they stole the invested coins, sold the database to someone else to get more coins and working on a new scam site. just a waste of time to hope for a comeback and that everyone is getting back their coins.
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July 17, 2015, 02:43:10 PM |
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wow. someone is using developer console in the browser to be funny ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) ... well... not sorry but why are some people hopping they will come back? even if the come back, your coins are gone and no one is getting back something. if the hack was legit and cloudshitminr.to isn't scamming, they would give us updates and react on the posts here. but there is no reaction, no updates, no more information. they stole the invested coins, sold the database to someone else to get more coins and working on a new scam site. just a waste of time to hope for a comeback and that everyone is getting back their coins. That's certainly true. I haven't seen any post from cloudminr.io in this forum since July 6, 2015. Also, that's the last time that such user was active on the forum. In the end, most of us lost our coins and therefore this is a lesson we'd never forget. So here's the new strategy: Buy Bitcoins at a low price, and hold them until price rises then sell them. I think that's the best way to get some profit. Also, never invest on a cloud mining service before making a research (reviews, pictures of mining farm, company number, staff pictures/names, etc) Scam cloud mining sites usually don't provide pictures of their mining farm or if so, doubtful pictures of the same. They also don't provide info of their staff.
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