Sorry, y'all: Game Over. I'm about to buy all the bitcoin.

[Herodes]

Lol @ Scammer fail.

Even the noobs could figure this one out... or could they?

We won't know until MtGack surfaces. If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, quacks like a duck... it is .... ?

[bg002h]

Lol @ Scammer fail.

Even the noobs could figure this one out... or could they?

Wait...what scam? What are you guys talking about? 

Oh man....why did I mortgage my house and convince my father to do the same?

</sarcasm>

[Matthew N. Wright]

I should sign up for a gax account there and purchase some bitcains.

[bg002h]

I should sign up for a gax account there and purchase some bitcains.

I've got some to spare...but, since I really need to be sure you won't try to reverse the transaction and I don't want you to know who I am, I need to be paid in...uhh...Bitcoins!

[LoweryCBS]

Aaaaaaaand they're back:

[Stephen Gornick]

Aaaaaaaand they're back:

   Domain Name: MTGIX.COM
   Registrar: SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC.
   Whois Server: whois.yovole.com
   Referral URL: http://www.yovole.com
   Name Server: NS.YOVOLE.COM
   Name Server: NS1.YOVOLE.COM
   Status: clientTransferProhibited
   Updated Date: 03-aug-2012
   Creation Date: 03-aug-2012
   Expiration Date: 03-aug-2013

Does anyone who speaks the language call or write to their domain registrar ( http://www.yovole.com ) and request a take-down?   
This must have been a nice and profitable scam to be this persistent after both easzpay.com and mtgax.com got shut down.   They keep posting where bots pick it up and retweet, like forum and reddit threads, etc.

[John (John K.)]

Aaaaaaaand they're back:

   Domain Name: MTGIX.COM
   Registrar: SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC.
   Whois Server: whois.yovole.com
   Referral URL: http://www.yovole.com
   Name Server: NS.YOVOLE.COM
   Name Server: NS1.YOVOLE.COM
   Status: clientTransferProhibited
   Updated Date: 03-aug-2012
   Creation Date: 03-aug-2012
   Expiration Date: 03-aug-2013

Does anyone who speaks the language call or write to their domain registrar ( http://www.yovole.com ) and request a take-down?   
This must have been a nice and profitable scam to be this persistent after both easzpay.com and mtgax.com got shut down.   They keep posting where bots pick it up and retweet, like forum and reddit threads, etc.

I can write and speak in Chinese - but I doubt that'll do a fat lot of good here. Chinese registrars don't give a damn about take-downs unless it's from their government. 

[mufa23]

>let us exchange profit togather
Stopped reading right there.

[Gladamas]

"Let Us Exchange Profit togather here"

Absolute worst grammar/spelling from any site that I've seen (not counting sites that do that on purpose.)

And the social networking buttons at the bottom still have "MtGax" in the links.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

lol @ how 'magic the gathering' are the keywords it's trying to show you.  did Mt. Gox actually trade Magic cards back then?  did anyone use it?

& I'm SO glad the site is taken down.  STAY DOWN.

Taxing my memory, I think Roger Ver stated here that he used to trade Magic cards, but not sure if he still does or if it's even profitable to get into it now.

~Bruno~

[rjk]

lol @ how 'magic the gathering' are the keywords it's trying to show you.  did Mt. Gox actually trade Magic cards back then?  did anyone use it?

& I'm SO glad the site is taken down.  STAY DOWN.

Taxing my memory, I think Roger Ver stated here that he used to trade Magic cards, but not sure if he still does or if it's even profitable to get into it now.

~Bruno~

Yes, MTGOX == Magic The Gathering Online eXchange. According to this article, the original codebase was a Magic trading platform with some tweaks added to make it work with Bitcoin.

[Gladamas]

lol @ how 'magic the gathering' are the keywords it's trying to show you.  did Mt. Gox actually trade Magic cards back then?  did anyone use it?

& I'm SO glad the site is taken down.  STAY DOWN.

Taxing my memory, I think Roger Ver stated here that he used to trade Magic cards, but not sure if he still does or if it's even profitable to get into it now.

~Bruno~

Yes, MTGOX == Magic The Gathering Online eXchange. According to this article, the original codebase was a Magic trading platform with some tweaks added to make it work with Bitcoin.

Ha, I learned something interesting today! Thanks for that. *Thumbs up*

[unclemantis]

GTFO LOL

[goodlord666]

If those scamming sites just got their grammar and spelling right for once people might actually fall for em...

[Raoul Duke]

If those scamming sites just got their grammar and spelling right for once people might actually fall for em...

The sad part is people actually do fall for it because their grammar/spelling isn't much better than the grammar/spelling at the site

[Nesetalis]

If those scamming sites just got their grammar and spelling right for once people might actually fall for em...

The sad part is people actually do fall for it because their grammar/spelling isn't much better than the grammar/spelling at the site

Ugh.
The accuracy in this post astounds me.

[mc_lovin]

"Let Us Exchange Profit togather here"

Absolute worst grammar/spelling from any site that I've seen (not counting sites that do that on purpose.)

And the social networking buttons at the bottom still have "MtGax" in the links.

my pointing out flaws, if the scammers read this, they can fix their scam to be flawless.

[softwareseller]

Aaaaaaaand they're back:

   Domain Name: MTGIX.COM
   Registrar: SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC.
   Whois Server: whois.yovole.com
   Referral URL: http://www.yovole.com
   Name Server: NS.YOVOLE.COM
   Name Server: NS1.YOVOLE.COM
   Status: clientTransferProhibited
   Updated Date: 03-aug-2012
   Creation Date: 03-aug-2012
   Expiration Date: 03-aug-2013

Does anyone who speaks the language call or write to their domain registrar ( http://www.yovole.com ) and request a take-down?   
This must have been a nice and profitable scam to be this persistent after both easzpay.com and mtgax.com got shut down.   They keep posting where bots pick it up and retweet, like forum and reddit threads, etc.

I can write and speak in Chinese - but I doubt that'll do a fat lot of good here. Chinese registrars don't give a damn about take-downs unless it's from their government. 

Never know you are a Chinese. Then file a complaint to the Gov.

[John (John K.)]

Aaaaaaaand they're back:

   Domain Name: MTGIX.COM
   Registrar: SHANGHAI YOVOLE NETWORKS INC.
   Whois Server: whois.yovole.com
   Referral URL: http://www.yovole.com
   Name Server: NS.YOVOLE.COM
   Name Server: NS1.YOVOLE.COM
   Status: clientTransferProhibited
   Updated Date: 03-aug-2012
   Creation Date: 03-aug-2012
   Expiration Date: 03-aug-2013

Does anyone who speaks the language call or write to their domain registrar ( http://www.yovole.com ) and request a take-down?   
This must have been a nice and profitable scam to be this persistent after both easzpay.com and mtgax.com got shut down.   They keep posting where bots pick it up and retweet, like forum and reddit threads, etc.

I can write and speak in Chinese - but I doubt that'll do a fat lot of good here. Chinese registrars don't give a damn about take-downs unless it's from their government. 

Never know you are a Chinese. Then file a complaint to the Gov.

I don't live in China.

[Fluttershy]

Nickelodeon Mt. Gak