Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on December 30, 2015, 05:00:30 AM

Quote from: GSpgh on December 30, 2015, 04:53:06 AM

Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on December 30, 2015, 04:45:02 AM

So I tried contacting the block chain guys, thought they could just freeze the wallet, this is what they had to say

you seem to be misunderstanding what blockchain.info is or does

besides it would be the end of bitcoin if such a thing were possible

only the owner of the private key can have access to the coins period

Yeah I know, just throwing random tries wherevwr possible if anyhow by any means to help out the situation. However don't you think blockchain would have your private keys if at all you have an account with them? I mean for validation purposes they will surely have to match the login details from the server?

If they do that then they don't have any credibility ,it means that the people or users have got no control to their own wallet or coins but they themselves are under someone else(blockchain) control. It doesn't works that way.I will definitely stop using blockchain if something like that happens and would probably sue them if they do that to me.

think logically,why would they care ? if you involve outside parties then it just get's more complex and leads to many many possibilities.
who knows if there are a set of people who first make a guy(master-p) very very trustworthy and then scam the community with some significant amount of coins (like now) and distribute among themselves and keep some to make a new trustworthy account and repeat ?

It doesn't ends if it get's legal or if third parties are involved.Best option is to solve it right here and hope he returns the funds.

Quote from: Quickseller on December 30, 2015, 05:10:56 AM

Quote from: Heutenamos on December 30, 2015, 04:55:53 AM

Quote from: subSTRATA on December 29, 2015, 09:13:00 PM

i dont care what anyone says about QS, fact remains hes absolutely great at detective work, and hes found numerous bits of info that points to an exit scam rather than an account sale and the new owner scamming.

He actually didn't believed that and he neither wanted to do some digging ,check his first post.But i agree with that.

At the time of that post, there was not any solid evidence that master-p was a scammer, only that there were issues with him releasing/refunding escrows. The fact that master-p essentially tried to fake that he sold his account more or less confirms that master-p was planning on pulling an exit scam. There is also the accusation that master-p had taken 1.5BTC for PayPal funds, but never delivered and did not refund the BTC when requested......neither of these facts were available at the time I made that post.

You should also note that I did say it would be advisable to avoid using him as escrow until he resolved his outstanding issues.

yup but you were not neutral ? you were positive on him,but anyways i agree with that and i think i also had a deal with you cause i think you are sort of good at digging.