Quote from: gustav on November 29, 2014, 12:39:40 AM

here got another one

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/address.dws?AYEkRf9fNbLVkCTjHBpKHZD1X578TaYK6g.htm

received 45000 coins from airdrops
this adress was just touched in the last hour.

500k coins claimed from drops moved through here:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/address.dws?ANArcr1CNx15LeTVmTcTDowX7GzkXsk5yV.htm

your chain is full of it. Same patterns. This seems to be a fulltimejob for someone.

The scam is happening right in front of you. You can watch it live on the explorer. EPIC!

this adress received 6000 coins from airdrop
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/address.dws?AT1bkFXFYhEGsrATskJzZiYbfHkcbqqzLJ.htm

coins end up here:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/address.dws?ANArcr1CNx15LeTVmTcTDowX7GzkXsk5yV.htm

you have got a big fucking elephant-in-the-room-problem

someone else will uncover it in more detail if it is important. I am done here. For me this is obvious.

Move the thread to the trashcan ASAP! Mods and others have to decide on this one. I AM OUT.

OMG!

this transaction:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/tx.dws?211010.htm

you can travel the chain back and forth. All you find is a very obvious airdrop-scam. Scam transactions make 80% of the traffic, man. And people don't notice this? Take balduros word for it? How rotten everyone is.

Breathtaking

I'm sure the addresses that suck up many 31.8, 318 or 636 are the big buyers on the Icelandic auroracoin facebook groups https://www.facebook.com/groups/544259455688424/ they have a constant quote open and have been paying people out in ISK via bank deposits. But then again I'm no expert in digging through the blockchain.