Quote from: Phinnaeus Gage on October 07, 2012, 02:57:53 PM

Quote from: oldschool on October 07, 2012, 02:31:37 PM

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Quote from: oldschool on October 07, 2012, 02:04:09 PM

What evidence for the phrase "I'd say"? My thoughts and opinions. I don't need "evidence" to say my opinion and speculation.

My evidence that he is scamming everyone? A friend tried to "invest" ~150BTC and wasn't able to because of an error with the website, emailed Nefario who responded that he "fixed" the problem and try and send again.... 5 minutes later the website was shutdown with the index page replaced. Looks like my friend had the unfortunate experience of sending money during the time he was shutting everything down, he actually re-enabled the site just to get that extra BTC and then shut it down immediately after.

If he was shutting it down due to legal issues, why would he accept ~150BTC 5 minutes before turning out the lights?

The writing is on the wall folks, this is just the latest scam in bitcoin history.

That alone should get that scammer tag assigned and be enough to stop him from getting the btc from theymos. Do you have the tx?

It would be helpful to see the proof of this as the person who said this has also just admitted to jumping to his own conclusions without evidence.

Trolls.... I will explain this for other people reading though...

The phrase "I'd say" is a way of guessing in english. So when I say "I'd say he has fiat instead of bitcoins" it is guessing that he might have converted it and implying in the guess that he scammed everyone. A guess does not need "evidence" because it isn't a fact.

http://esl.about.com/od/grammarstructures/a/f_guess.htm

And as far as proof being submitted.... I wish this person would, I've asked and urged them to, however at this point they know they've become a victim of a scam and don't see coming out in the open and losing their privacy as a benefit to themselves at all.

If you don't want to believe me, that's fine, doesn't bother me at all. I know that when everything is said and done that everyone will see it for a scam.

Want to put your BTC where your mouth is? 5btc bet escrowed with gweedo that all the money and btc is not paid back?

I fully understand the "I say" part, even when I read it the first time. Would you or somebody else be so kind as to show the proof of the Mt Gox spike?

Thanks, oldschool.

~Bruno K~

I saw a 9k volume right before the price started dropping yesterday, made me start thinking that some of that could have been glbse funds, I joked with my friend that his btc had just gotten converted to fiat, it was 19:00 mt gox.