Quote from: Altcoin11 on August 29, 2017, 01:57:46 AM

Quote from: MinermanNC on August 28, 2017, 10:27:49 PM

Quote from: Altcoin11 on August 28, 2017, 01:18:27 AM

I have 30 000 dollars worth of coins stuck in the web wallet and the developer is telling me to fuck off.

Link to a scam accusation thread will be coming to this post. Stay tuned.

I have been looking at all of this, and some things really puzzle me about your claim here.

But one question is: Why on earth would anybody in their right mind, receive or send over 1.2 millions coins of anything to an untested, "use at your own risk" web wallet, when it was clear early on that the web wallets had issues? Especially when we have access to a working good old reliable QT Wallet.....

And are you sure you are giving the dev the correct brain wallet and wallet info to verify? I ask this because:

I made 4 web wallets before I finally discovered certain approaches to creating and book marking were effective and working. Finally I had one that seemed to work.

But along the way I backed up the pertinent info for each web wallet (both working and none working versions) and still have 3 separate wallets info's on file.

I sent (1) test coin to my working web wallet. It was there up until the day the devs put web wallets in maintenance mode. I did not send more however because I felt is was the WISE thing to do, knowing of the bugs with it. Continued to store and receive my coins from mining to my QT Wallet Wink

If you are unable to send the devs the accurate info as others have, then I don't see realistically how you can expect them to just take your word on it, or consider the tidbits of evidence you provided on you scam page thread.

Personally, if I had over a 1.2 million coins, I would have been crawling this thread daily waiting for more info, you barely raised a voice of your concerns until AFTER the announcement was made and then completed, for stuck coin reimbursements. I mean we're not talking about a thousand coins here.... It seems you have been a bit careless considering the massive amount of coins you claim to have had. I would have gone so far as to make a professional screenshot (web shot) knowing of the web wallet's inherit issues... "just in case"

In other previous post you said " you could not see your coins in the web wallet" then later posted you had solved the problems and was some AD BLOCKER software etc. which is hard for me to imagine.

Again, are you sure you have sent the correct wallet info to the devs?

Ok, not saying your being misleading here, but there is a few things I'm reading that could raise a few eyebrows based on the shear amount of coins you claim to have had. And why is it with anything in the world, the that the ones that can't adequately prove something, always have a huge amount of it lol Roll Eyes

I was away from home so QT wasn't an option. Yes it was my mistake to mine to the webwallet. I've been mining shitcoins profitably for years 24/7/365 so losing these coins doesn't affect me financially, it's just a matter of principle.

But as I have said before: I can give the dev access to my pool account so he can see that I mined those coins and transferred them to that address. I can give the dev access to that webwallet so he can see that the coins are there. If the dev enables the webwallets again I can log in there and give you all a god damn live stream where I open the private key and brainwallet info. What else proof can you possibly be needing?

MinermanNC I can give you access to my account at https://www.cryptoally.net/cream/ so you can go see it yourself, those coins were mined with that account and they were transferred to the webwallet I have access to.

Hey I know where you are coming from believe it or not, but anyways I just posted more good stuff on your scam thread... just being frank about the matter.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2129107.msg21296997#msg21296997

Perhaps tomorrow or soon I can look deeper in to it, and yes I can be trusted. I know you are offering up some verifiable means of validating what you say. And lets hope the coins are still in your wallet and a fix is on the way. The devs haven't abandoned the web wallet side of project (that I am aware of) A fix is the best option at this point most likely.

Ill be around.