Quote from: AmericanBit on April 13, 2014, 04:34:35 AM

Im thinking this ryan-coinpal hacked this kid Ryan Gays information and is now trying to frame him. No one is stupid enough to scam a bunch of people and leave their real identity in the WHOIS. I mean come on. It seems this ryan-coinpal called up godaddy and basically stole this Ryan Gays godaddy account and credentials, which is very easy to do https://medium.com/cyber-security/24eb09e026dd . Or this is the biggest case of "bitch cry wolf" ever imagined.

Its also funny that this Ryan-coinpal was all, "Im a partner and in charge of branding" "Im a partner wah wah wah" over and over and now he is yelling scam. Whats with this dude? He seems like a scammer.

Its likely that there is only one person using the two names- CoinPal & Ryan-CoinPal. If the 2nd guy (Ryan-CoinPal) hacked into the 1st guy Godaddy's account , why has'nt CoinPal said anything. Also why would Ryan-CoinPal hack into Godaddy to anonymize the registrant name, if its not his name.

The current WHOIS data has just recently been set to privacy protection. So it wasnt like the registrant left his id available. However, when the IPO was first announced, the full registrant data was available and was stored offline. It was part of what gave the IPO "some" fall-back credibility. It was a real address and name, corroborated with data from other sources. Privacy protection at the launch of an IPO without any other info on the promoter would have been a serious red flag. Especially with the lack of other convincing info initially-(site under dev, current mining equips).
Furthermore, the original CoinPal username has not logged in since April 8th. Its been the new Ryan-CoinPal logging in.