Quote from: Gleb Gamow on January 02, 2016, 07:35:50 PM

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Quote from: Amph on January 02, 2016, 08:53:11 AM

i did not read everything here, but he is indeed a scammer or simply his account was hacked or whatever?

and why scamming now when he was escrowing a large amount of bitcoin before? no-sense to me

You need to read the thread or at least skim through the contents of this 49-50 paged thread to understand what actually happened. Its really complicated.

It really isn't complicated at all.

A bunch of geniuses gave some anonymous/posible minor a bunch of coins to act as an escrow.

He did not hold up his end of the bargain. (There are lots of "complicated" explanations for this, but whether he stole the coins himself, or got hacked, or sold the account, or some other nonsense, he did not do what he was supposed to).

He then started following the playbook we have seen thousands of times on this forum for scams, pay back tiny amounts to buy time, and the people ripped off followed the same playbook every other scam victim has of sitting on their thumbs and hoping they will get their money back because they are incapable of taking it back on their own and unwilling to go to tha authorities because of reasons.

In the end I'm sure it will work out just a well as it did for those who sat and hoped Gox, neo and bee, bfl, active mining, black arrow, moolah, pirate, gaw, hahfast, etc.

Please give me three lifetimes to find an error in your assessment, for I'm sure there's at least one in there someone.

If you really want to do something you can fill in some more things for my etc, that was just off the top of my head.

These things always amaze me. Pages and pages of BS that revolve around arguing something that doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter if he was hacked, sold the account, stole the coins, got kidnapped, had his mind stolen from his body via aliens and put into a computer, or what.

People paid for a service. It wasn't done. Instead of doing something about it the scammed are going to sit here and wait for a miracle to happen, and it's going to work just as well as it did the last thousand times.