AirWolf (OP)
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Havelock robbed me 170BTC
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March 05, 2015, 03:42:21 PM |
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HAVELOCK ROBBED ME MORE THAN 170BTC - BEWARE OF THIS THIEVES!
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AirWolf (OP)
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Havelock robbed me 170BTC
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March 05, 2015, 03:50:08 PM |
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I told you then, and i tell you now: I WILL GET OUR MONEY BACK
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HAVELOCK ROBBED ME MORE THAN 170BTC - BEWARE OF THIS THIEVES!
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AirWolf (OP)
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Havelock robbed me 170BTC
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March 05, 2015, 04:06:33 PM |
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HAVELOCK ROBBED ME MORE THAN 170BTC - BEWARE OF THIS THIEVES!
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Roquene
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March 05, 2015, 04:19:09 PM |
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I told you then, and i tell you now: I WILL GET OUR MONEY BACK
Whose money you bring back? I guess yours. If any. Do not know how you want to retrieve mine. How will this take place? I tell you how much shares i have and you pay me? Sounds very unlikely. Sounds more like total bullshit. |
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primeminer
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March 05, 2015, 05:22:16 PM |
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there are big money movements on the asic miner wallets, so there are 2 possibilities:
1 Friedcat is sole owner of the access to companies wallets and is draining the purse, or
2 Friedcat is not the only one who has access to the funds, and some other Am principals are accessing funds.
both of the possible cases are in contradiction to what officially has been stated by Am/Amhash
NB
AM shall not turn back at their subsidiary Amhash as they were allways saying it is joint-venture between them and rock miner
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ebliever
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March 05, 2015, 05:42:40 PM |
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After digesting this thread as a spectator....
1. AirWolf needs to stop making lame excuses and sign the message already.
2. In any situation featuring an anonymous personality (friedcat) allegedly committing fraud or being the victim of worse, why should the rest of us turn around and trust/believe other anonymous actors? Who is "Airwolf"? Why should we believe he is anything but another scammer? Investors who are likely out funds should have learned a lesson and not cooperate or fund other actors who may defraud them further.
In short, legit efforts to recoup losses should be above-board and not anonymous, not make vague illegal-sounding threats, threaten friends and family, etc. Real manliness doesn't involve exaggerated displays of swagger; while it may involve being firm and showing perseverance, it also requires the use of tact, a sense of responsibility and forbearance and a right ordering of priorities - such as not threatening innocent people for the sake of recovering ones funds, even if that means losing everything.
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Luke 12:15-21
Ephesians 2:8-9
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NotLambchop
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March 05, 2015, 05:45:06 PM |
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...In any situation featuring an anonymous personality (friedcat) allegedly committing fraud or being the victim of worse, why should the rest of us turn around and trust/believe other anonymous actors? ... BTCecause BTCitcoin! TM |
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eyecoins
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March 05, 2015, 06:15:19 PM |
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there are big money movements on the asic miner wallets...
Which wallets? |
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ebliever
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March 05, 2015, 06:40:21 PM |
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there are big money movements on the asic miner wallets...
Which wallets? Ditto that. What's the point of making statements like that without providing the evidence? If Friedcat was a scammer, why wait until now to move the funds? I'd think they'd have moved the funds +/- 5 minutes after "disappearing." Curious. So Friedcat is missing, Amhash can't tell a straight story or say what they know of what is going on, some anonymous collector/extortionist is trying to hunt them down while maintaining their own anonymity and failing a basic test for proof of funds... just another dramatic bit of theater in bitcoinland :-) (With apologies to those invested in this mess.) |
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NotLambchop
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March 05, 2015, 06:58:11 PM |
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If Friedcat was a scammer, why wait until now to move the funds? I'd think they'd have moved the funds +/- 5 minutes after "disappearing." Curious.
... If he controls the private keys, why would he? You do understand how Bitcoin works, right? Read Satoshi's white paper, brah, it's powerful stuff. |
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ebliever
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March 05, 2015, 07:03:14 PM |
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If Friedcat was a scammer, why wait until now to move the funds? I'd think they'd have moved the funds +/- 5 minutes after "disappearing." Curious.
... If he controls the private keys, why would he? You do understand how Bitcoin works, right? Read Satoshi's white paper, brah, it's powerful stuff. Guess it all depends on how the original account in question is set up. Naïve person that I am, if I was establishing a bitcoin-oriented business today, I'd be doing it with multi-sig (M of N signatures required to move funds), requiring multiple company officials to agree on funds movement, and expect that anyone joining me in the business would absolutely expect such a setup. Otherwise they'd see it as a huge red flag and jump ship, warning others away as well. So a scammer would need to steal additional keys to abscond with the funds, and would need to act promptly to remove the funds before honest actors in the company realized something was amiss and took steps to move/safeguard the funds themselves. Until such basic expectations about good business practices are absolutely standard across the bitcoin community we'll continue to be plagued by scams that could have been avoided. |
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NotLambchop
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March 05, 2015, 07:18:06 PM |
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...Naïve person that I am... You've sent coin to Canadian Anon claiming to be an unlicenced Panamanian exchange, assuming that coin will go to Chinese Anon calling himself "friedcat." You're clearly well-versed in international finance, a super-srs d00d. Anything but naive  |
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March 05, 2015, 07:39:46 PM |
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You'd think if AirWolf had done all this amazing sutff and got money back for Forum members they would have given him some positive trust feedback?
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March 05, 2015, 08:17:47 PM |
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there are big money movements on the asic miner wallets, so there are 2 possibilities:
1 Friedcat is sole owner of the access to companies wallets and is draining the purse, or
2 Friedcat is not the only one who has access to the funds, and some other Am principals are accessing funds.
A multi-sig wallet could've solved this issue... |
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AirWolf (OP)
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Havelock robbed me 170BTC
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March 05, 2015, 08:24:15 PM |
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You'd think if AirWolf had done all this amazing sutff and got money back for Forum members they would have given him some positive trust feedback?
You are implying that the people here that gave me bad feedback is trustable, just check their own trust pages and what kind of shady business they have been into, like this ones: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=137510https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=110662I think many of them have some kind of business partnership with Rock Xie and Friedcat. They gave me bad feedback for hunting down AMHASH, i have never done ANY business with people in this forum, besides tipping Puppet for the info he got on PBmining that allowed me to get my money back. I think many of them have some kind of business with Rock Xie and Friedcat. And The Hunt will continue, i don't care about their feedback or their trolling, I WILL GET MY MONEY BACK, AGAIN |
HAVELOCK ROBBED ME MORE THAN 170BTC - BEWARE OF THIS THIEVES!
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ebliever
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March 05, 2015, 08:25:27 PM |
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...Naïve person that I am... You've sent coin to Canadian Anon claiming to be an unlicenced Panamanian exchange, assuming that coin will go to Chinese Anon calling himself "friedcat." You're clearly well-versed in international finance, a super-srs d00d. Anything but naive  ? You're not making any sense at all. I mentioned above I am a spectator to all this. No involvement besides reading this thread. |
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NotLambchop
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March 05, 2015, 08:45:59 PM |
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O, I see. Sorry for not keeping up with your posts.
So, you mean to tell me that this could have, in theory, all been avoided? If Anon going by friedcat wanted to unavail himself the option of vanishing into thin air if/when shit hit fan, he could have taken preemptive measures? And you say blockchain technology could have facilitated this? Huh. Seems a bit fantastical, but just might have worked!
Wish I could have smart thoughts like that...
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primeminer
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March 05, 2015, 10:27:03 PM |
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(With apologies to those invested in this mess.)
as long as "you invested not more than you could afford to loose" its fine. Every hobby cost something.... |
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March 06, 2015, 12:06:41 AM |
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Yet another sad state of affairs. Respectable Bitcoiners everywhere are outraged!  |
Forgive my petulance and oft-times, I fear, ill-founded criticisms, and forgive me that I have, by this time, made your eyes and head ache with my long letter. But I cannot forgo hastily the pleasure and pride of thus conversing with you.
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