Quote from: MarbleBoss on October 07, 2014, 02:43:39 PM

Quote from: DiceBitcoin on October 07, 2014, 02:38:10 PM

Quote from: MICRO on October 07, 2014, 10:35:36 AM

I guess its not extortion when he is asking for what u owe him.

His 160+ btc cashout + his invested = 750 btc ?

You guess wrong. His deposit was 2 BTC, and his winnings ~170. He had zero invested. Makes sense now or shall i paint it?

As for doxxing, if i was Joe i would be much more careful before jump into conclusions. I might not give a fuck, but im not sure when people find out that you are messing with their name/families out of your own conclusions will appreciate it! When you try to"doxx" someone, follow 3 rules.

1. Make sure you doxx the correct person
2. Make sure you doxx the correct person.
3. Make sure this wont backfire at you.

Difference with doxxing a dude we had months ago for SEO from Greece and you, one guy who lives in Alaska, is major. For instance:
a) A quick search can reveal you that Greece has no laws regarding cryptos or BitCoin in general.
b) Its well known you have SHITLOADS of coins, to be able to wager with a bankroll of 1k+ coins. Is is safe for your real info to be online? Sounds dangerous to me. Imagine how many people could go after your dad(hey there Joe!), wife(how is Mia..?), family business... I think you get my point.
c) You live in USA, and Im not so sure how is there law/taxes wise how you can swing so many coins

Our difference here stands that, even if you tried to extort me, blackmail me or w/e you want to call it, I wouldnt reveal your ID here, even if I know who you are, 100%

You can check your PM for proof. And the reason? Because while you are an asshole with fucked up behaviour, I still think your family or wife shouldnt pay for that mistake.

Hugs and kisses!

http://i.imgur.com/jTLPM8Y.jpg

Joseph Buddy Mattie => http://www.newsminer.com/article_d6c149db-b099-5429-a336-5d7a2d9b81d3.html ?

nice so this is the guy who needs some special attention? cool thanks for the link ! Cool