Quote from: bitbitman on December 14, 2012, 02:35:41 PM

Quote from: Bitexchange on December 04, 2012, 10:55:33 PM

You can buy bitcoins with Ukash or Paysafecard on our site:
http://bitexchange.rem/

Official TOR hidden service mirror:
http://removed.rem/

THIS is a total scam. I sent 265 GBP value vouchers on 4th of December, and never got anything back. I can provide screenshots, and mails i have sent but never replied.

IF it happened by mistake please contact me to provide new bitcoin address. (Just now changed my bt address on my online wallet) (You can verify its same person by sending you ukash vouchers and contact by email) (but i doupt its a mistake)

EDIT: Screenshot provide: removed
Old address to see for yourself if any bitcoins recieved on blockchain: removed

EDIT2: I will try to get in contact with ukash so i can provide here even more evidence on the vouchers value, and where did they been spent (where bitexchange redeemed to be more accurate), Hope they can provide this info to me.

Also, kinda offtopic, why cant i open a new thread on the scammers section? My guess, low post count?

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EDIT3: Ukash customer support replied (w/o much info sadly):

Dear **** ****,

Thank you for contacting Ukash.
Your Ukash codes has been spent and can no longer be used.
I am sorry but I cannot provide you any information where the Codes has been spent. These information can only provided to the police.
If you think you may have been scammed, you should contact the police or Action Fraud at www.actionfraud.police.uk.
The best way to protect yourself from being scammed is to treat your Ukash Code just like cash.
Only spend the Ukash Code online at approved websites (you can find on www.ukash.com) and never email your Ukash Code details or give it to anyone over the telephone.
Your reference number is ******* which you should use if you need to contact us again. If you need to send us an email, please ensure you reply to this message.
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