With all due respect, how on earth do you only owe 1.3 BTC? Can we please see a balance sheet (e.g. Excel file with list of your creditors)? The last time I checked, you had only paid off approx. 5 BTC of your debt to your original investors.


If this is truly the case -- and not a desperate, low effort cash grab -- then you should hold on to the security deposits (i.e. not distribute to yourself and/or investors) and the deposits should be refundable (e.g. if the website is sold or shuts down).

What are you? Some kind of Sovereign Citizen 2.0?

Holy shit! Have you guys done a Google Maps search for this address yet? He lives in a huge house (with 2-car garage) in what looks like an affluent planned community!

It's a real douchebag move to start a thread that aims to compile all useful information on an ongoing scam and then to not keep it updated despite recent developments. I can only assume that you take your other responsibilities as seriously as you do this thread of yours; it's actually kind of ironic as this kind of mindset (i.e. the inability to see a job through to its completion) is similar to that of an exit scammer.

Finally, someone has the cojones to publish the URL of the super secret XXX website. Now, can someone please post the rest of ABitInterested's IRL information, so us freelancers can have a go at retrieving stolen funds.

Doxxing is not a tool meant solely for the benefit of investors. It is also meant to deter fraud via the threat of public shaming and allows the defrauded victims to crowdsource any efforts made at restitution.

SFYL, OP. I genuinely wish that you had quit while you were ahead (i.e. after your first two successfully mined blocks).

For those of us who are interested in trying out our luck at the cloud mining game, would you mind informing us the name of company or service from which you rented hash power?

These "accusations" are based on statements you have made, even bragged about, in the Just-Dice.com chatroom in the past.

Are you willing to go on the record and outright deny that those "dividends" you paid came from gambling the original 25 BTC IPO funds? Because to do so would only confirm my impression that you are a pathological liar in addition to a chronic gambler. It is only the latter that is a forgivable offense in my opinion.

I do not doubt that you may have managed to informally recruit a small number of impressionable young girls (acquaintances most likely) for your would-be stable of camgirls. However, at no point did you provide proof of any live Chaturbate cam shows taking place that received tokens (i.e. tips) in the amounts that you claimed. Furthermore, your payment of dividends was made at times that overlap with the period in which you admit to having gone on a winning streak with your 25 BTC bankroll at Just-Dice.com. Not to mention the fact that you managed to convert your alleged online camshow "earnings" from USD/CAD to BTC at uncanny speed. Finally, the permanent discontinuation of imaginary camshow performances, and therefore dividend payments, coincided with your loss of the 25 BTC.

For your convenience and recollection I have made a table with the numbers that you claimed.

Date	Revenue	15% Div
05/19	352.50	52.90
05/25	437.25	65.58
06/02	419.75	62.96

Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=593082.0;all

Ultimately and most disappointing to me, your lack of professionalism and habitual dishonesty appear to be irrelevant to your particular crop of "investors". So long as they are made whole again in the end, the source(s) of their reimbursements does not appear to matter one bit to them.


This is my first and only BTCtalk account (everyone has to start somewhere right?) and its novelty is irrelevant when it comes to the matter at hand. Drawing attention to this fact is nothing more than an effort at ad hominem by you and does not detract from the main issue here.

To be clear, the source of those "dividend" returns was gambling winnings from Just-Dice.com and not from any XXX-related activities performed on camera.

For the sake of transparency, I would like to include a link to the thread started by ABitInterested detailing the relationship that he initiated with MrKlye of the defunct KlyeMax IPO.  Keep in mind that MrKlye has zero qualifications or experience in the adult entertainment industry.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=755522.0


In addition, as a wary outside observer interested in these sorts of matters, I personally would like a detailed explanation from ABitInterested on the reasons for the secrecy surrounding what information is made public about his appliance store and XXX website.  Otherwise, investors are blindly accepting "returns" from an unidentifiable source.

Once again you demonstrate your poor communication skills, typical of a European mindset that does not fully value freedom of expression. The proper response to these public relations crises is not to lock down channels of communication (e.g. chat rooms and BTCtalk thread) and not to label all your critics as "trolls".


Furthermore, do you plan on making public the identity of the additional programmer hired by DiceBitco.in or will you elaborate on what legal or extrajudicial actions have been taken against him and what efforts have been made to retrieve his share of the BTC commissions obtained from the implemented malicious code? I see you have no qualms about giving away his first name and partial email address from your most recent pastebin.com post.