Quote from: farsky on December 04, 2017, 09:42:20 AM

I took a separate hard drive (also disabled all other drives) and installed new Windows 7 x64, then installed the Comodo 10 firewall, and after updated it.
I did not install anything else.
Then I downloaded this wallet from official site.
https://bitcoingold.org/downloads/

I waited for the synchronization.
Then I made import of the keys from the wallet of bitcoin (the bitcoins were no longer there).
Having received my coins, I created a new address to receive and sent all the coins there to my own address.
Of course I installed a long complicated password in my wallet.
After that I turned off the hard drive from the computer and did not connect anymore.
I also used the same address for mining on my small rigs.

After I followed the development of the coin, I held it and did not sell it.
Sometimes I went into the explorer to check that coins were sent to me from the pool.

Today I again decided to look at my balance in the explorer.
And I saw that all my coins were transferred to another address.
ALL.
Here is my address
https://btgexp.com/address/GX4wntkpnSKE2WzztLy8zFr4Lffw42PmGW

In my country this is huge money.
To earn so much, ordinary people must work hard for 9-11 months.
I am very sad Sad

I think there's a back door in the wallet, scammers used it to send the keys over the net.
I can not say whether all the developers are scammers or just some of them.

But now this project Bitcoin Gold

and these names

Jack Liao
h4x3rotab
Robert Kuhne
Alejandro Regojo
Martin Kuvandzhiev
Franco Niebles

will be associated me with scam.

It's good that I installed the wallet on a separate hard drive.
Otherwise it would be possible the purse stole my other coins, and maybe my personal data.

Yes, my mistake is that I trusted the development team and did not transfer the coins to a reputable exchange.

I told you stay away from this shit.. It's not worth getting, throw it down to the river and you will be fine. You can claim every coming forks but this scam shit. Angry