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[Clipse]

Sadly that you didn't find time to check the address at all!

62.33.13.241

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 inetnum: 62.33.12.0 - 62.33.13.255
 netname: TELESETI-PLUS-NET
descr: (MS003389) teleseti plus,
 descr: Pechori, Russia
 country: RU
 admin-c: SAI19-RIPE
 tech-c: SAI19-RIPE
 status: ASSIGNED PA
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 route: 62.33.0.0/20
 descr: RU-TRANS-TELECOM
 descr: Moscow
 origin: AS20485
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217.150.40.229

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 inetnum: 217.150.40.0 - 217.150.40.255
 netname: TTK-PtP-NET5
 descr: Transtelecom point-to-point interfaces
 country: RU
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 tech-c: KTTK-RIPE
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 route: 217.150.32.0/20
 descr: RU-TRANS-TELECOM-20010213
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Yes, you are a genius, now do this: google for public proxy 217.150.40.229 and you will find that all the summary hits is related to russian public proxy on that ip.

Id go so far to say that if its not used as a public proxy then you likely signed in from some transparent proxy at your home internet connection where the 62.33.13.241 ip is likely related to your static internet IP at whatever company you work.

Damn you figured you would be super clever by making it seem like it is a huge conspiracy, you sir are SCUM.

[1713491380]

1713491380

[stoppots]

Use the link bro

http://imtranslator.net/compare/english/to-russian/translation/

Purse - A small bag used esp. by a woman to carry everyday personal items

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Иcпoльзyйтe ccылкy бpaтaн

http://imtranslator.net/compare/english/to-russian/translation/

Кoшeлeк - мaлeнькaя cyмкa, иcпoльзyeмaя ocoбeннo жeнщинoй, чтoбы нecти кaждoднeвныe личныe пyнкты

[MVitaliyB]

Can believe can not, your case, but sam0784 and samson53 accounts are not mine!

[Gabi]

That's why normal pools should disappear and why people should switch to p2pool  good luck having a bug where everytime you press a button you receive btc with p2pool 

[Inaba]

Please explain how your browser finger print is identical between the two accounts, then?  Let me give you a hint:  It's not likely, the chance is about 1 in about 4.2 billion.

Lets multiply that by the chance that someone with the same browser finger print just happned to be mining on the pool.. then by the chance that they just happened to use the same IP address.. then by the chance that they just happened to login at the same time as you... and by the chance that they just happened to use the same exploit you were using.  That's a pretty big number.  If you're really that lucky, why aren't you a billionaire from playing the lottery?

[Vladimir]

thief is a thief is a thief

[Sant001]

In this subject https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16385.2700, the user of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=8198 arrived most not decently. It posted in the Internet private correspondence. His behavior isn't worthy behavior of the adult person.

For the remaining users condemning me I will tell the following:
If you on operation for oversights are given out awards, prompt me such operation, I with pleasure will work there!

For site Administration:
I ask to punish this user, for publication of private correspondence!

You walked away with his money and you think he should just shut up and keep your dishonesty a secret? You're a funny man.

[Vladimir]

Look like this gentleman masters neither English nor basic sense of right and wrong.

And it seems that given the confession a scammer tag could be a well deserved here.

[Sant001]

In this subject https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16385.2700, the user of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=8198 arrived most not decently. It posted in the Internet private correspondence. His behavior isn't worthy behavior of the adult person.

For the remaining users condemning me I will tell the following:
If you on operation for oversights are given out awards, prompt me such operation, I with pleasure will work there!

For site Administration:
I ask to punish this user, for publication of private correspondence!

How about your return the coins to Inaba and then you can ask him to remove any messages that offended you.

[MVitaliyB]

Dear Inaba!
If I do not hide, what have received 47 BTC having used your mistake, what for to me to deny, what other 2 accounts mine? In what sense?
And the sense is not present! THEY NOT mine!

[Clipse]

Dear Inaba!
If I do not hide, what have received 47 BTC having used your mistake, what for to me to deny, what other 2 accounts mine? In what sense?
And the sense is not present! THEY NOT mine!

Look let me put this delecately for you.

Pay back the coins you received due to a bug on eclipsemining pool or face being treated like a scammer.

If you dont understand that, then it amazes me that you managed to live this long without getting murdered by your own shadow.

PS. Get someone to translate what you want to say here, your gibberish english is useless.

[MrTeal]

Unless you do this when you're 7 years old, in normal society,
this usually means you go to jail for a while and carry the stigma
of being a person to be avoided for the rest of your life.

Do you understand what "THIEF" means now ?

My (barely) two year old can't even string together complete sentences yet and even he knows that if he takes someone's toy without asking and is asked for it back that he needs to return it. I can't imagine that google translate has botched the translation that badly.

[John (John K.)]

Can believe can not, your case, but sam0784 and samson53 accounts are not mine!

Browser fingerprint alone is damning, not to mention the IP coincidences. Vitaliy Maxorin (mvitaliyb@mail.ru), pay up or be a thief for the rest of your life - you know you deserved it.

[Maged]

Unless you do this when you're 7 years old, in normal society,
this usually means you go to jail for a while and carry the stigma
of being a person to be avoided for the rest of your life.

Do you understand what "THIEF" means now ?

My (barely) two year old can't even string together complete sentences yet and even he knows that if he takes someone's toy without asking and is asked for it back that he needs to return it. I can't imagine that google translate has botched the translation that badly.

To be fair, your two year old wasn't born in Soviet Russia. Theft of organizations seen as well-off (of which the government is included) is actually culturally accepted there, according to my limited knowledge of Russian culture and this paper:
http://www.gwu.edu/~ieresgwu/assets/docs/demokratizatsiya%20archive/07-02_pope.pdf

[zvs]

well, I was willing to give the guy a chance

but, yeah, he knowingly took goods that he knew he hadn't earned, i.e. robbed someone = thief

if the local radio shack forgets to lock up, it doesnt make it right (or legal) for me to go in there and take what i want

[MVitaliyB]

Even on the logs, provided by Inaba, with moments of first disbursement, and the second took place ~ 1:30, when I made the first payment I saw even the amount that was paid, I saw it only in his wallet. And it says that it was by chance that subsequent payments were specifically, I do not deny this! You can take me by anyone, your right, but I do not consider myself a thief. Return the 47 BTC I can not, they're gone, spent. But if you are satisfied with this solution, ready to expose Donation of 20%. Over time they will return to you, but I do not need to ascribe to someone else, I printed 47 BTC, the rest of the other person!

[BadBear]

but I do not consider myself a thief. Return the 47 BTC I can not, they're gone, spent.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

[Bitcoin Oz]

Even on the logs, provided by Inaba, with moments of first disbursement, and the second took place ~ 1:30, when I made the first payment I saw even the amount that was paid, I saw it only in his wallet. And it says that it was by chance that subsequent payments were specifically, I do not deny this! You can take me by anyone, your right, but I do not consider myself a thief. Return the 47 BTC I can not, they're gone, spent. But if you are satisfied with this solution, ready to expose Donation of 20%. Over time they will return to you, but I do not need to ascribe to someone else, I printed 47 BTC, the rest of the other person!

Reported for scamming.

[zvs]

but I do not consider myself a thief. Return the 47 BTC I can not, they're gone, spent.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

well, i'm pretty sure he just said he'd mine @ 20% donation rate until the 47 BTC was repayed
 
didnt he?

[JTurner]

In this subject https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16385.2700, the user of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=8198 arrived most not decently. It posted in the Internet private correspondence. His behavior isn't worthy behavior of the adult person.
[...]
For site Administration:
I ask to punish this user, for publication of private correspondence!

I'm just puzzled by something: it's not okay to publish a 4-line message you receive BUT it's okay to steal 47 BTC? This doesn't sound right...