Quote from: tom1077 on August 20, 2016, 07:06:12 AM

Quote from: Stringcoin on August 19, 2016, 11:46:45 PM

Quote from: tom1077 on August 19, 2016, 11:43:02 PM

Was watching this thread so you guys decided to let someone who you know nothing about hold 400 BTC and he ran away? It's a shame money that is meant for good innovation was wasted on poor organisation. If I am wrong please let me know I am still not sure what happened here.

its a shame that you are eric and cryptodevil.

get out of here with your fucking shill troll account.

I have no idea who that is I am a real person. Anyone can video call me right now and see I am a real person not hiding behind private identities and my name is not Eric or cryptodevil.

You pretty much nailed it. Add in a fistful of sock-puppet accounts hurling torrents of abuse at anyone who is holding these scammers to account for their criminal fraud, while one 'dev' account (shogdite) sets himself up for a 'refund' through his 'making 7 big investors whole again' plan as he foists a cheap dice-script on his victims as being this 'innovative' gaming platform he promised them in return for the 472BTC he took from them while pretending to be a long-time forum member of good standing.

The 'shogdite' account has already played the card of letting the 'Phoenix1969' account (which was stolen from an actual long-time forum member of good standing, Eric Hansen) abscond with a quantity of the loot he won't put a number to, you know, while he carries on 'developing' this ~~end-game for the scam~~ innovative gambling platform which is going to draw in large numbers of gamblers with real money next week, apparently.

Because anonymous criminals who have already stolen money from their investors are perfect admins for anonymously-run online services which handle money, right? Right?

Gamblers are going to be breaking down the doors in their rush to send their money in to this 'innovative' dice site. Well, to hear it from the sock-puppets and shills, they are. Which, btw, 'Stringcoin' is the correct use of the word, 'shill' - an accomplice who works for a scammer as an enthusiastic promoter of it. Get an education.