Quote from: Bitcoin Oz on November 24, 2012, 08:32:19 AM

Quote from: Hasimir on November 22, 2012, 11:22:06 AM

Anyway, the only thing in common between MrTggr (the primary BP admin) and CryptoXChange that I am aware of is that both are in Australia. So is SomeoneWeird (the secondary BP admin) and so am I.

CryptoXChange has a postal address in Orange, NSW (approx. 200km west of Sydney), MrTggr is in Canberra, SomeoneWeird is in Melbourne and I'm in Melbourne too.

Someone accused me of being a CX "shill" https://btct.co/security/BITCOINRS. I havent spoken to Ken for months and its unfounded accusations like this which probably caused him to shut it down, along with other issues. Not saying thats why but it doesn't help.

If people keep hounding honest businesses out of bitcoin its a shame.

Yes, but we're all in the same country so we must know each other and be colluding against the rest of the world. It's a vast conspiracy. Nevermind the fact that there's 23 million of us spread over a land mass about four fifths the size of the United States, it's still a conspiracy of convicts!

Whereas what actually happened, as I understand it, was that Ken met MrTiggr online in #bitcoin-aus when CryptoXChange was being built and engaged MrTiggr and the Bitcoin Police of the day to do some pentesting and security auditing of the website. This resulted in their being confident enough to list the site as trusted.

It's also worth pointing out that for all the trouble CXC has had, they're not simply cutting and running with whatever money or BTC were in people's accounts. My own issues with them, for example, were always in the nature of competence rather than trustworthiness.