Quote from: btc-banker on May 23, 2014, 04:41:46 PM

MrWDunne thank you to post all time in our thread, so all time the thread will be up.
your opinion mean nothing because you not come with concrete evidence - do you repeat a signed message.
show me a single transaction in wich we scammed a single user
(your username , real name is very tracable on the internet -our lawyer for sure will take some action against you)

Okay, here is my information for your lawyer.

William Dunne
Seaway,
Stoke Road,
Torquay.

Enjoy.

You are a scammer, everyone knows it. You promise high returns, without any evidence of how you are to do it. You can't even sign a message from an address with 30bitcoins, when you claim you hold 1600 btc. Let alone the fact that 30bitcoins is how much you would be paying in interest every single day.

Also, funny how no one has posted that they are using the service!

Heres some other people who have tested your scam:

Quote from: steyehn on May 20, 2014, 02:05:55 AM

ey someone deposited 5264 satoshis to your btc-banker address that you share to all newly created wallet. Grin

upon checking your transaction i think you deserve a congratulations. i think you have scammed 1 person into depositing .01 bitcoins Grin

anyway heres the address you're giving around 15cnvZM8BgE428ydKHHimWusU9dzFF2svg

and heres a sample password to an account
h"A&}_Pn:jW<

anyone can try it, no username required.

lets hope this will make btc-banker leave Wink

Quote from: steyehn on May 17, 2014, 08:11:12 AM

i checked the address that contained the 38435 satoshi. it already have 7 transactions. the last transaction was the withdrawal of those 38435 satoshis. u give out your address to trick people into depositing to your wallets = scam