Quote from: eXtatiC on April 22, 2014, 06:29:54 PM

Quote from: supervine on April 22, 2014, 06:16:44 PM

Quote from: Oto3 on April 21, 2014, 12:26:01 PM

Today I wanted to check on my NAS coins and discovered that all my coins are gone. Stolen. Oh well, I guess this is what you get when you chose weak passwords for your accounts. A free lesson for me because coins I got was from free distribution. But still somewhat disappointed I decided to look up in the blockchain where my coins have gone. A trail leads to NAS account 15165563640669330295 and it looks like coins from other accounts are stolen too. To my surprise there is user in BT who has posted this account in the forum:

Quote from: supervine on April 16, 2014, 02:09:08 AM

15165563640669330295

Thank you

My conclusion is that supervine is a thief.

WTF???
I never used NAS before. Just created wallet on gdex to be able to receive 30K NAS from TwinWinNerD what kindly sent the coins to me. Next I sold 'em. No other coins appears on this wallet. I'm far far away from being able to steal coins...
Here is my transactions history for this wallet:

I even cannot find this wallet on block explorer (it strange).
So, first post your data with wallets, screenshots and transactions before you call someone a thief. If somehow your coins made their way to my wallet (and they not - it's empty now and never received anything but 30K), I'll immediately return them to their owner.
Other thought - maybe gdex using one public address for all deposits...

You're right. DGEX using one public address for all deposits. It's 15165563640669330295, you can check it in NAS block explorer.

My apologies to supervine. I thought it was your address. I will edit my posts.