Quote from: muchdogecpumine on January 13, 2014, 07:57:41 PM

Quote from: smapdi on January 13, 2014, 11:45:21 AM

Quote from: muchdogecpumine on January 13, 2014, 01:57:03 AM

Two posts, no replies to reasonable requests for information. More of the same.

Agreed. I see no reason for any change of plans.

In my opinion, what we need is a John Doe civil lawsuit.

This law firm represented victims in a cryptocurrency class action before. Maybe they would be interested? http://www.gslawny.com/ They have the added advantage of being in the same state as Scryptpools' web host, Digital Ocean.

Quote from: smapdi on January 16, 2014, 04:24:37 PM

Quote from: damiano on January 16, 2014, 04:21:56 PM

I am actually in California, lost 4k Dogecoin...I duno if its worth the time and effort alone on my part for this.. I know some of you lost a lot

For me it's not about recovering any money, just exposing the scammer. As it stands if this keeps happening 1) it's going to become an easy target for scammers and 2) we're never (at least often not) going to know if we can trust the pools we mine with.

If we identify him, not only can we expose him publicly, we can file an Internet Fraud complaint with the FBI. After that I don't really care what happens and I don't expect to retrieve any DOGE.

try contacting the law firm in the link above, they are in NY, and posting your results. damiano seems to be a resident of california, and an active participant of the forums. you could try talking to him before you contact.

smapdi seems to have the attorney contact in california.