Quote from: kbroadfoot on November 08, 2013, 03:50:02 PM

I heard Tradefortress got hacked for 4000 BTC.... HA HA HA HA!

What comes around goes around you accusation flinging ASSHOLE...

Fuck you Tradefortress...

Quote from: JamesMorton on November 08, 2013, 10:16:52 PM

Quote from: TradeFortress on September 29, 2013, 01:29:42 PM

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You WILL lose your coins.

If you use inputs.io, yes Roll Eyes

You both are using ad hominem to try and shift suspicion from this wallet. I have no love for inputs, and TradeFortress had no business running a wallet service that big with his history of computer security, and the hack is suspicious at best.

Regardless, there is still no evidence of who actually runs this wallet.

Bitcoinera.net has not answered the questions I posed. I'm again going to reiterate my questions to the owner, or anyone who can answer them.

Quote from: caffeinewriter on November 04, 2013, 12:15:15 PM

You have no idea how many red flags this is sending up.

1. You fail to provide a suite number for your address, since 444 Brickell is a large office building from what I can tell. This doesn't prove that Bitcoinera has a physical address.

2. From research on Christoph Zeras, the contact person, both places of residence listed are over three and a half hours away from Miami, where 444 Brickell is located.

3. Your website states that you have a team consisting of "major players in the bitcoin economy, some of the biggest localbitcoins.com traders, investors, gambling site operators and more", which gives me no security that anybody like that is involved. I don't know any names from this. Also:

4. The only Christoph Zeras I could find works for RingPower, a subsidiary of Caterpillar. It's possible that Christoph Zeras is unlisted, but that just makes this even more sketchy.

5. Calling the phone number provided says something about a "Bank Contingency Mailbox", and that any messages will not be retrieved.

This begs the questions. Who the hell are you guys!?