Quote from: deivid on November 25, 2013, 05:12:18 PM

Quote from: snackman on November 25, 2013, 03:07:24 PM

I'm in contact with a lawyer right now - I'll keep you updated. What other sites run BitBet banners/ads?

Coindesk.com have two articles mentioning bitbet as betting site (u can try to search there in home page). Would be interesting if they know how bitbet works in reality.

Also, I'm going to talk with some friends to write an article in their blogs about this case, and ask them to propagate it in facebook and twitter.

Did u know? if u google for bitbet , this thread is showed in 4th position.

Man, the entire world is going to know how they are. I'm not going to stop until we get our money back.

Like I said before, the entire world can know just by going to http://bitbet.us/faq/. Because it's public record along with confiscated bets, in their monthly report.

Bitbet.us's owner is (thankfully) entirely correct here:

"The more important point, and where Bitcoin really shines, is that it doesnt matter what they or anyone else would rather or wouldnt rather. The owners of the service decide how it works, it is strictly their empire to judge if the increased fees are justified by the increased complexity. If they make the right call they will prevail in the marketplace - over the dead bodies of the butthurt idiot parade. This will be a good outcome for society as a whole, because people will have a good service they can use no matter what anyone else says. If they make the wrong call they will fail in the marketplace, and this will be a good outcome for society as a whole, because entrepreneurs will have one good example to guide their future behaviour by."

The market has decided and will continue to decide that BitBet.us functions very well and profitably for those who take the time to use it correctly.

This customer base will continue to increase as you freely advertise for it -- as knowledgeable users will know a good thing when they investigate it. As many have and continue to do.

Let the free market descide, but don't mis-represent the event. There was no theft, no scam, etc. There was a user who did NOT read the instructions and made multiple mistakes sending his coins to the 'confiscated' bin by his ignorance. His ignorance is not a defense.