Quote from: Stunna on February 22, 2014, 01:30:30 AM

Quote from: blemp on February 21, 2014, 11:25:57 PM

Quote from: Stunna on February 20, 2014, 05:42:50 PM

Quote from: Vantix on February 20, 2014, 12:21:12 PM

Quote from: BTC5OOO on February 20, 2014, 08:56:39 AM

Quote from: blemp on February 20, 2014, 06:28:18 AM

Quote from: Stunna on February 20, 2014, 02:51:01 AM

I've elected to pay you out the full 6.28~BTC and have credited your account the equivalent. I spent a lot of time thinking about whether or not you deserve payment given that it seemed you were definitely abusing an exploit or taking advantage of us. Ultimately I couldn't 100% confirm this was the case and couldn't in clear conscious refuse your payment. Hope there are no hard feelings between us.

Greetings Stunna, I am pleased to see that you refunded that customer the bitcoins that you stole from him. However, you still have not "elected to pay" me for the 5 bitcoins that you stole from me on December 30, 2013. When the theft occurred I immediately took my concerns to the primedice chat, and was promptly muted with no explanation. The following day I sent an email to primedice support, but I never received a reply, or any support from anyone on the primedice team.

Here is the email that I sent:

Quote

Subject: 5 BTC cashout problem
Recipient: support@primedice.com

Hey Stunna, I tried cashing out 5 BTC last night, but it never showed up in my address. I deposited 20 BTC in 5 BTC increments for a total of 4 deposits. I successfully cashed out 3 of those deposits for a total of 15 BTC. However, on the 4th cashout the last 5 BTC never showed up in my address. The address I was cashing out to is "1BzcwqU1U1EGkutvJFpeXd1TCAnjTR7jHd".

Here are my deposits:

https://blockchain.info/tx/11808a341904b635fd26629f47a2a8ebe25d6fe898ccb5048859edda1189d4b4

https://blockchain.info/tx/519d523639b5935663b5c1fa1ba4d67faf4f6555503afaccdb7b7d8aede4c954

https://blockchain.info/tx/11808a341904b635fd26629f47a2a8ebe25d6fe898ccb5048859edda1189d4b4

https://blockchain.info/tx/18a71b25546bf6e0a4cc315e904693c7081e691bbb7ea349ea41cf168d885b65

Here are my cashouts:

https://blockchain.info/tx/2316b63e2d8457d5eabe8a3acfee29f3d4946f2f7b50ab1bb2acec1bb3117e22

https://blockchain.info/tx/bab67de0ae656195d0cc923708cbcc76bdd18b11ea7f3299aa23ecebec36e25d

https://blockchain.info/tx/7db21ae55fc3fbb93668e4acbed819eed84c113116617da06878d336a64e9371

As you can see I have 4 in and 3 out. I have 0 BTC remaining in my primedice account. I did not roll/gamble the 5 BTC. I cashed it out, but it never came. I'd appreciate it if you could help me get my 5 BTC back. Send it to "1BzcwqU1U1EGkutvJFpeXd1TCAnjTR7jHd". My primedice account number is "89409" and my primedice deposit address is "1HgXnV4eghHpdgNbeJfdkF1w7Ei5xoaan1". I look forward to hearing from you!

Cheers - Blemp

I'm curious as to why those 5 missing bitcoins got diverted to what appears to be one of your wallets, rather than getting sent directly to my wallet. Why did you steal my bitcoins? Are you going to say that you suspected me of trying to "exploit the site" like you wrongly accused your other victims of doing? Exactly how many victims are there? Why should anyone have to "deserve payment" to get their bitcoins back from your website? People getting their bitcoins back now depends on your emotional status? Why is your solution to "exploits" to go around stealing bitcoins from your customers?
Look, I just want my 5 bitcoins back. Send the coins to "1AWx8CkGMLFrVc6MwBea3iRets9JVjmo7V". Thanks Stunna.

Cheers

that's "normal" lol ;-)

I advise you to change betting site ... check it out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=472944.0

First of all, since you don't understand manners I'll inform you that it is rather rude to advertise your dice clone here. Second of all feel free to take him off our hands, blemp abused a glitch which allowed him to rob us for over 40 coins. Not surprised he made a fresh account and posted here hoping to extort us months after the fact. Don't mistake generosity for stupidity.

Also @J3P I forgot to remove you from a blacklist, please try cashing out now.

First of all, since you don't understand manners, or good business practice in this case, I'll inform you that it is rather rude to ignore me. Second of all, why are you saying that I abused a "glitch" which allowed me to rob you for over 40 coins? What a ridiculous statement. Where is the evidence? Because you think I abused a "glitch" that makes it okay for you to steal my bitcoins?
Labeling me as an "extortioner" is low, even for someone who appoints 14 year olds as moderators on their gambling website that clearly states that you must agree that you are over the age of 18 before entering. Like I said earlier, I just want the bitcoins back that you stole from me. If you're looking for a display of your stupidity, you don't need to look far. I think everyone will agree that stealing bitcoins from your customers is stupid. Give me my bitcoins back, Stunna.

Cheers

http://puu.sh/75iV4/c4d52697ef.png

Your account was following the exact same procedures as the other accounts abusing the exploit.

The location & ISP of the other accounts which successfully exploited us for 40 Bitcoins matched your account 'blemp'. I do not approve of posting IP's on this forum publicly. I can email this 'proof' to select individuals if need be however.

First of all, you just admitted to stealing my 5 bitcoins. Now, let's discuss the screenshot that you posted. Since you're someone who "does not approve of posting IP's on this forum publicly", I will inform you that the IP address in the screenshot that you posted is clearly visible. The IP address is 141.101.70.109. If you do a whois lookup for that IP address, you can see that it resolves to a Cloudflare node in London. Since you are using Cloudflare services for your website, and not even logging IP addresses correctly, it shouldn't come as a surprise that multiple accounts could be listed as having the same IP address. Also, I'm sure that your customers will be pleased to know that you are attempting to log personal identifiable information such as IP addresses, so that 3rd parties who acquire access to your database will have an easier time identifying them.

There is no evidence that suggests that my account was used to abuse any sort of "exploit". You have again made incorrect assumptions. I am just another victim of one of your bitcoin theft crusades. The only thing your post is evidence of is your incompetence. Again, I just want the bitcoins back that you stole from me, Stunna. Send the bitcoins to "1AWx8CkGMLFrVc6MwBea3iRets9JVjmo7V".

Cheers