Quote from: OpenYourEyes on May 28, 2013, 03:14:40 AM

Quote from: redlight

HAHA! Your not very smart buddy. I have no alt accounts everyone who posted here are REAL people. No we did not "register on the same time" every person whos posted on this thread have registered months, weeks difference.

Also, you said those addresses dont exist? Its a vanity address generator! Meaning you can send the address to anyone and if they send coins to that address it will go to the real one. Do your research before making such false claims.

1)Postive review accounts were created with 1 day of each other, two on one day with a short period between them.
You: May 15, 2013, 03:43:51 AM || acne: May 15, 2013, 01:07:06 AM || mindtwister: May 14, 2013, 08:07:42 PM
Retard much?

2) "Mindtwister" managed to download, install, and generate a complicated, albeit non existent, address and post back a reply within a 2 minute space? Really?

3) http://blockchain.info/address/1BitchLCFBEASS7Yjx1yUTPWVZ3PcNLmYq3HbS
"Sorry this is is not a valid bitcoin address"

Quote from: Bitcoin Wiki

Several of the characters inside a Bitcoin address are used as a checksum so that typographical errors can be automatically found and rejected.

4) Litecoin addresses start with an "L" not a "3"

5) Oh. And look what your other "Acne" account first post was:

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have been building my own Bitcoin networking API for .Net/WinRT.

Low and behold, would you like to reveal what your "Virus" is made using. .Net/WinRT.

I'll pull out my virtualmachine tomorrow and have a check to which IP/email data is being sent to when your program is run.

Clearly you should do some research before releasing your pathetic VB.NET scams.

You tell 'em, I hope you're right. I'm not sure that "redlight" is a typical name anyone on a Bitcoin forum might choose either, I found that odd..