Quote from: scam_exposer on January 18, 2017, 06:41:54 PM

Quote from: jalmari on January 18, 2017, 05:32:16 PM

Quote from: scam_exposer on January 18, 2017, 04:14:07 PM

Quote from: jalmari on January 18, 2017, 12:35:15 PM

Quote from: PikachuYou on January 18, 2017, 10:50:25 AM

Christopher Bates's gone strangely quiet........

Am surprised he hasn't yet gone on a rant on here yet....

By remaining silent he is admitting that he was (is) scamming people.

Does anybody know if he was working alone or was there other people involved?

Start with Ronnie Boesing and Open Ledger. Ronnie was shilling for this scam incessantly when this scam was first listed on Open Ledger. This was a scam from the beginning and those that assisted in the scam are part of it. Now that it's been proven to be a scam Ronnie supposedly washes his hands of Chris Scammer Bates. But only after he profited from this scam. Anyone involved with promoting or distributing this scam and profited from it can be considered a scammer as well.

What about these others in the OP: Narigamba Mwinsuubo, Ryan Berry and Brock Hager?

Are they real or some imaginary friends of Chris?

Others in the OP are all scammers. That's if they even exist. Chrstopher Larry Masterbates and Ronnie Boesing are the main scammers behind this scam.

The reason you don't hear any denials is because they know nobody would believe them. They are also working on their next scam/scams. Although Christopher Larry Bates is likely busy chasing young boys in the bush. That's how his kind rolls.

"You say there's a herd of young boys 'cross the river playin' behind a bush? Bates and mes are ready, albeit more so with Bates, for he just asked me, "What's left?" You know Bates. He ain't a stoppin' till he snaps the damn thing in half."

Quote from: tempus on January 18, 2017, 06:04:50 PM

Quote from: jalmari on January 18, 2017, 12:35:15 PM

Quote from: PikachuYou on January 18, 2017, 10:50:25 AM

Christopher Bates's gone strangely quiet........

Am surprised he hasn't yet gone on a rant on here yet....

By remaining silent he is admitting that he was (is) scamming people.

Does anybody know if he was working alone or was there other people involved?

Funny part is that obviously not even Bitland-Investors seem to know that Bryce Weiner is (or was?) involved:

Bryce promoted his TAO-ICO and told by the way that he is the Developer of Bitland - from August 2016:
https://youtu.be/0dX18EZKiyk?t=15m56s

Quote from: tabali tigi on August 08, 2016, 01:37:57 PM

Marinecoin is still around, and I did PR for that project, not develop it. It's not "failed". Coinproz got FUDDED out of existence by trolls like you.

You know nothing about Bitland, and you're an extortionist.

You're a faceless con artist.

People like you are the reason crypto has yet to go mainstream, you sycophantic parasite.

Bryce is working with us to develop a large scale blockchain, and he is in that position due to his experience.

You know nothing about anything.

The following, thanks to this thread, OP, and first reply: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=847777.0

http://web.archive.org/web/20141109071022/http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/razor-another-altcoin-that-failed-to-deliver-on-promises-and-is-slowly-dying

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Razor - Another Altcoin That Failed To Deliver On Promises And Is Slowly Dying

November 5, 2014 / JP Buntinx

If you are a regular Bitcointalk user, you will have noticed there is a massive crusade going on to oust anyone and everyone even remotely involved in digital currencies which fail(ed) to live up to their expectations. Razor (RZR) is on peoples radar now, so lets see what people have been digging up.

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Razor was originally announced on June 8th of 2014, and developed by a user called RazorTech. While making new user accounts on BitcoinTalk in order to act as the coin developer is nothing new, but there have been other warning signs along the way in regards to this coin.

The source code of Razor shows it is a copy and paste job (once again, nothing new) on a 100% pre-mined scam coin called Neutrino. By removing the pre-mine part, Razor could then be labelled as a no pre-mine cryptocurrency, making it appear legit.

In order to capitalize on the popularity of anonymity features at the time, RazorTech implemented the Tor network into Razor. After all, RZR had to keep up with their competitors including DRK, CRYPT and CLOAK, to name a few.

Note from the author : Other than DRK, none of the other coins is still relevant at this point as far as I know

Even though Razor had no pre-mine, the mining schedule was a bit lopsided at best. A lot of new coins were being mined on a daily basis, which lead to massive inflation of RZR on the exchange markets. Miners were making a ton of profit back then, when Scrypt mining was still worth pursuing.

The RZR inflation was getting out of hand pretty quick though, as 200-300 Bitcoin worth of RZR was added on a daily basis (at the exchange rate of 200k-300k Satoshi at that time). Everyone knew this trend couldnt keep up, and some people even predicted the price crash days in advance.

Some of you might be wondering how the price ever got that high to begin with. The involvement of Bryce Weiner gained the coin a lot more credibility and hype. Especially that hype part is what killed off the traction of Razor at that point in time.

Note from the author : A certain pastebin was posted which allegedly contains statements made by Bryce Weiner under the name CogBurn. You can find that pastebin here: http://pastebin.com/VGyVPHN4

The biggest part in the overall downfall of RZR was the fact they promised on a lot of features which ever actually took place. The development of an SMS gateway that would allow anyone to send people around the world an RZR transaction through a text message never even took place.

Other projects that were announced but never delivered include RZRoad (a platform very similar to OpenBazaar but dealing with Razor transactions) and a brand new anonymity solution which was allegedly being tested and to be released soon. Neither of those ever saw the light of day unfortunately.

Fast forward until today, and the original RZR developer RazorTech has gone awol, Bryce Weiner will not be developing any coins besides UNO and XDQ and Devon Reed officially stated there are no plans to use Razor in any of our projects. As a result of everything that could go wrong actually going wrong, the RZR price dropped to 5,000 Satoshi and will most likely drop even further.

Source : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=847777.0