Quote from: schranz on September 22, 2017, 09:36:29 AM

Is this person mentally ill or a scammer?

Oh my God:

Quote from: schranz on September 22, 2017, 09:14:23 AM

At some point (last night) I almost believed in your words in signatum announcement that this is scam and nearly transferred half of my mined coins to be sold in YoBit.
Luckily you spam like a 10 year old with three + accounts and it clearly suggests that you are not a clever or trusted person and most likely have health problem. Everybody can speculate and that is what you are doing. You do not provide any evidence at all, just your opinion based on paranoia?
Why you are confusing people ? Did somebody pay you to do it? If you have a health condition you should check it out, because sitting by PC all day and spreading fud will not make it better..
Few days ago I was reading a post with a headline "London Socialite Missing For Almost Two Years Found Sleeping Rough In Milan"
Poor woman had a health condition called "schizoaffective disorder". I think you should have your brain checked out - just in case you image yourself as a crypto policeman.
Here is copy paste from that post as evidence that you most likely have mental problems:

"....begun to suffer from schizoaffective disorder in her mid-20s and was cared for by her parents until they both died five years ago. It adds that Lak would often refuse her medication in the belief it was poisoning her.

Signs of her illness apparently began to manifest in 2011 when she opened a new Facebook profile calling herself Princess Ariane Lak.

She claimed to be a descendant of the Iranian royal dynasty the Qajar Monarchy and the Royal Highness of Caucasia and a Frank Princess to Europe with millions of followers worldwide.

Mental Health charity Mind lists some of the symptoms of schizoaffective disorder as delusions that one is very powerful and has special insight, divine experiences or magic powers. The Royal College of Psychiatrists adds sufferers can experience episodes that are combinations of both psychotic and bipolar symptoms.

According to the NHS, it may occur just once in a persons life, or come and go and be triggered by stress."

Hope this will open your mind to treatment

Do you have any idea how many people cryptodevil has already helped in this forum?

You must apologize to the cryptodevil.