Quote from: The 4ner on November 07, 2013, 03:16:58 PM

Quote from: thisisgil on November 07, 2013, 02:44:16 PM

Hrrrm

I've read through the last 10 or so pages here but I'm still not entirely sure of the implications of the input.io on the coins I was storing in coinlenders that I intended to use towards my wedding next summer. Pro tip: I don't need to hear "you're stupid, dude" because anybody is a genius with the near-useless gift of hindsight.

It seems a bit harsh that I may lose some of my btc because of a hack on another service - one that I didn't even want to, or ask to use. Inputs.io was kind of forced upon us, we used to be able to throw coins into coinlenders through an address. Therefore, if inputs.io is hacked, inputs.io should bear the brunt, and not coinlenders customers just because we happen to use a service owned by the same guy.

I'm waiting to find out what happens next, but to be honest, I'm not too optimistic - my coins are currently stuck in a CD that should have paid out on the 6th, but instead is sitting there generating satoshis into the abyss.

Interested to know when this news broke - was it before or after the 6th November? If it was after, this would seem to indicate knowledge that this was about to go down by virtue of my CD not paying out and just sitting in limbo!

What next for those of us who are coinlender customers? Do we have to email, or just wait? A FAQ may be good.

Seriously. I too have a CD dues this November and am simply hoping for the best. It sucks having waited 6 damn months to not reap the profits! :/

All we can do is wait...