Quote from: SnafuKazoo on September 25, 2012, 06:26:23 PM

Tweaked, thanks for the curl commands you posted earlier. I didn't know the site had a functioning API. I have been spamming them to send me back my coins the past few days. I guess this is only thing we can do at this point. From how the TORwallet representative spoke, it seemed the site was ran by multiple people (say 2 or 3). If this is true, I wonder if only 1 person actually had possession of the coins at any given time, or if it was split equally with some sort of "checks and balances" in place? If one of them decided to take off with the majority of the coins the service bounced around, you would think the other developers would have called foul to the community to let its users know the site went rogue. Not a single person (besides the site's users) have come forward claiming to know why the site is "malfunctioning" (AKA stealing). This makes me think TORwallet was run by one individual who manipulated the image of their mixing service to look more trustworthy. This is all speculation and meaningless, but I'm just trying to contribute to the investigation and at least get the word out to steer clear of the site. Mods, for fucks sake, please tag the user as a scammer.

No problem SnafuKazoo they don't really have a working API but you can still send HTTP posts to the site. I'm still getting the "Hot wallet" message and I have been posting now since the service went down.

I'm not sure what sort of structure TORWallet had internally. The thing that gets me about the "Hot wallet" message is the fact that the actual hot wallet cannot be exhausted due to the coins that users deposit to the site, so I think the message is just bullshit.

Quote from: guruvan on September 25, 2012, 07:13:14 PM

well...c'mon now...didn't you see this one coming 100 clicks away?

Torwallet indeed. Next, we'll just call it "torsiphon.bit" and watch them all toss their coin at it.

i saw one user on irc using sr for a wallet. Seems way betta to me. You know they have a vested interest in keeping their wallet secure and available (and not stealing it themselves) they make much more running sr. Cheesy

Guruvan, Did we see this coming ? No TORWallet operated perfectly for many months, coins where deposited and withdrawn without issues, plus they had many reviews on blog sites and on this forum. There was nothing untoward about the way the service was run just because it is behind TOR doesn't mean it is going to be a scam.

SR can be used as a wallet but that is not it's intended purpose.

To be honest I am now in serious doubt about this community if there are this many users stating that TORWallet is a scam and even the original topic has users reporting it's a scam, and still the admins/mods have not tagged the user as "scammer" plus the original topic is still bringing new users to there service.

Seriously what is the point of standing there and going, "c'mon guys this was always going to happen"??