Quote from: _BlackStar on Today at 03:48:12 PM

This must be confusing since you said the address changed after being caught, how did that happen? I'd really like to get details on this.

It is possible that the scammer (the owner of the coin-wallet.info domain) periodically changed addresses to avoid negative reviews on etherscan explorer.

Looking at the old comments from https://etherscan.io/address/0xaD3DF2892d663ba5167d891CcbC0668AA94338e2#comments it seems that this address was also linked to the coin-wallet.info scam, but was actually part of a hot wallet from the BTC-e exchange. @_BlackStar, it looks like Ararbermas might be telling the truth in this case, so unless you have other evidence, maybe you should reconsider the neg. tag.

Quote from: Ararbermas on Today at 04:00:20 PM

I'm wondering why on this year you all find these information with the same wallet.. It would be better if it happened on the same year because my memory still fresh on that scam site.

Considering that you were one of the victims of this scam wallet, you should have reported it and warned other forum members. While your memory was still fresh. Unfortunately, you never did that.