Quote from: COINBET.com on April 20, 2014, 03:55:05 AM

Quote from: FUR11 on April 20, 2014, 03:37:00 AM

I'm really sick of the sacks of shit ITT who are BLAMING the people who got their coins stolen.

OP: between the emails you have and the deposit (and maybe cashout) address(s) you have, you can def start doing some detective work. I'd suggest everyone who got stolen from get together, pool their information, and maybe hire some sort of bitcoin forensic accountant. The quicker you get organized, the more likely you'll be able to track the thieves down and hopefully get some restitution in the form of legal measures. Best of luck.

Good idea. And should such a group of people get together and hire a lawyer, have that lawyer contact me through at coinbet.com/contact or meet me at bitcoin2014.com in May.

I do think I can help, but I'm not going to start posting random shit here.

Like I mentioned in my earlier post, I've had lots conversations (phone and email) with coinbet.cc as they tried to take my coinbet.com domain with fake trademark certificates and spoofed Godaddy emails. They then wanted to buy the domain but didn't have money to pay what I demanded. They also wanted me to work for them as I have 10 years of work experience in online gambling. I even considered it for a couple of days but came to my senses... besides some "bitcoin people" I met at Casual Connect in Amsterdam in February also convinced me to stay the heck away.

Very interesting. I fully support the OP and would even chip in for lawyer fees if he decides to go that route. I didn't think there was much anonymity with this case, and it looks from your post that I may be right. I think there is a good chance for justice here, and this is coming from someone who has seen a lot of scams here. And it doesn't matter if the entity is not based in the US. It will be very interesting to see where this goes. I think a lot can be done here..