So thats basically my opinion on how things went. He was a very young lonely dude, talented for his age but wayyy too cocky, he launched 3 websites. They got a lot of users, he made a lot of friends and enjoyed the online reputation he had. But the businesses never made any profit. So once his websites bled too much money, he faked the hack and ran away with the rest of the funds, got into altcoin trading and made bank, then decided his best move was to pay back the people he scammed.
Not everyone. Still waiting for TF to repay my 6 BTC from 2013. Not forgotten, not forgiven.
https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/183c1ab1b36608b27d86e08cfe4ec9110b2c2168947c75934edc99a631b3b41bAgreed not everyone. I have contacted TF many times since the inputs.io hack, I had money in Coinlenders.
3.73168237 BTC
Here is some of the only responses I received from TF:
On 7/7/2015 at 10:32 AM, "gladoscc" <
admin@glados.cc> wrote:
>
>I'm sorry. Would you like a hug?
>> On 11/7/2013 at 12:18 AM, "Support (Inputs.io)"
><
support@inputs.io> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> This claim involves CoinLenders which will be handled soon. Due
>to major
>> hacks, Inputs does not have enough BTC to repay everyone fully
>which has
>> also affected CoinLenders. If you have had balance shown on
>Inputs.io,
>> we're dividing up the coins we do have left based on a sliding
>scale, and
>> have sent it to the specified address. On your Inputs account,
>your balance
>> should have flipped to the negative to indicate you've received
>a refund.
>>
>> We apologize sincerely for the lost Bitcoins. It's been a very
>hard lesson
>> for us, and we're sorry that we have to pass it onto our users.
>Please
>> respond to the email if you have any queries.
I never received any refunds..
TF why was I not reimbursed? You said it would be handled soon you are a liar and a scammer.
Expect me to keep coming until I am made whole. I have emailed you all my transactions which are proof and still have all the evidence including your IP addresses from your emails.