Quote from: Stunna on December 19, 2013, 10:39:48 PM

Quote from: Stake on December 19, 2013, 06:31:20 AM

Your site has had much more downtime than mine as.

"On its own, it is the nature of circumstantial evidence for more than one explanation to still be possible."

That possibility was that you were a developer who was also named Noah working for gigadice, you've already disproved this. Also keep in mind I've called this a "potential scam" and have not yet left you negative trust.

Also according to the whois for coinsafe:

2014-11-15 is the expiry date which means it was registered on Nov 15th of this year.

You started advertising it on Nov 18th: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=337403.0

Also I liked this snippet under legal:

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Bitcoin is not legal tender. As with any Bitcoin service, any storage on coinsafe is at the users own risk. Exchange rates are estimates only.

I find it difficult to believe that a serial scammer purchased this domain only to sell it to you a day later, yet magically none of the DNS records changed.

From inputs.io: Bitcoin is not legal tender. As with any Bitcoin service, any storage on inputs.io is at the users own risk. Exchange rates are estimates only.

That disclaimer belongs there - I can't insure the funds just like inputs couldn't.

I'm not forcing anyone to use coinsafe... But it isn't "unsecure" at all. You should like that snippet - it means coinsafe is being honest with its users unlike how TradeFortress wasn't.

Magically? It's not magic - I just don't know how to change the whois information. Are you trying to say that I didn't purchase the domain within 3 days of him buying it? I was developing a wallet and hadn't had a name yet. The name can be changed from the configuration file in seconds and I heard the domain and liked it. Bought it. After all the accusations the whois info. still hasn't been changed to my full name because I don't know how (not that I would anyway because you'd say it's a sign of guilt)...

Anything could be a "potential scam."

PrimeDice could be a potential scam in that you could take it offline at any time and not come back and keep the funds in the account balances.