Update on the (rather random and arbitrary) handling of withdrawals:

- one "instant" BTC withdrawal > paid after ~24hrs, 31st March
- one "instant" and one "slow" BTC withdrawal > still pending after 3+ days
- one FUN withdrawal to Binance > paid after approx 3 days

So basically withdrawing is a lot like playing dice now - not hopeless, but with questionable odds...  

There seems to be no pattern to waiting time for BTC withdrawals. Since Saturday the 22nd I've made 4 withdrawal requests. Each one upon completion of the previous one. Here is how they have turned out:

INSTANT - 70 hrs
SLOW - 10 hrs
SLOW - 7 hrs
SLOW - 74 hrs and counting
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Can confirm. A small "slow" withdrawal 2 weeks ago arrived after a few hours, as it should.
Yesterday BTC "instant"> arrived after 18hrs
Yesterday BTC "slow" > still waiting (24hrs+)
Yesterday some Fun to Binance > still waiting...

The good news is that apparently the payouts DO happen, eventually... LOL

I did one slow and one "instant" withdrawal, both have not been processed after 10hrs.
Guess we were not the only ones who had the idea to dump the rest of their fun and withdraw, LOL

Let's hope they honor the withdrawals at least, after all the chaos of the past months...

Spoke too soon, LOL
Spins were distributed for a couple days, now they are gone again...

Thumb twiddling intensifies...

Regular distribution of premium spins seems to have resumed. Got mine for a couple of days now (yep, 16 per day, another 500K Fun sucker, LOL)

However no reimbursement of the missing spins from several weeks before.

Anyways: progress. 

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/09/30/iCr1m.md.png

Similar situation here. About a week ago, after contacting support, I received a few handful of WOF spins (nowhere near the amount that would be due), then another day of my regular 16 spins, then nothing, again.

So neither the "old" undelivered spins for premium members nor their ongoing distribution has been fixed. Annoying.

Long time user here, maxxed out Fun holdings (yeah, I know, LOL - but the increased BTC "interest" balanced it out, kinda...), zero free WOF spins for quite a while now.

Over the years the Freebitco.in team always came through, but their way of (not) communicating, zero interaction on e.g. X where they only make bot-like news posts, and the time they take to fix the issue feels off.

I had quite some funds (at least for me, LOL) parked there and withdrew them 2 days ago as a precaution.
Withdrawals seem to work fine, btw.

Let's see if this beloved fossil of the crypto world is still somewhat alive, or if we witness the end of an era...

Update: their phishing site is down for now, I reported them to their Russian hoster, who took immediate action and locked them. 

One scam less (at least until they bring the site back up somewhere else... ).

Update: their phishing site is down for now, I reported them to their Russian hoster, who took immediate action and locked them. 

definitely just spam, I cross-checked with Reddit, Twitter, etc. - they spammed a stolen/purchased address database, many of the addresses had never been used for anything crypto-related...

They also have zero results so far. Good.


https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/address/1492bBQhiSRgS7k25mUsaedTSjwHkaWQRh/

coindidence, likely.

They have been spamming this nonsense for several days now, and to a lot of completely unrelated addresses that never were used on any exchange.

They are spammers, not hackers.

They are aggressively spamming all over Twitter.

It would help if some more people would report and counter this sort of criminals there as well.

@BITC0INDIAM0ND is the one impersonating the official @BitcoinDiamond_ and promoting that scam website to fish for users' BTC seeds...

Indeed.

They are aggressively spamming all over Twitter.

It would help if some more people would report and counter this sort of criminals there as well.
@BITC0INDIAM0ND is the one impersonating the official @BitcoinDiamond_ and promoting that scam website.

They are actually just spamming harvested addresses from spam-mail databases.

They know NOTHING, these disgusting fake-hacker tards.

The email where I received that threat is one that I never used on any exchange/webwallet etc.   

I got the same nonsense. They are just spamming harvested email databases, randomly.

Looking at blockchain explorer it seems people have wisened up to this sort of extortion scam.
Zero activity on that address.   

Make sure though to report the Gmail address that they provide as contact address (not the hacked random email account they were sending from) to Gmails abuse team - usually those accounts go down a few hours later.

Law enforcement is too busy hunting file sharers and protecting pedo-politicians, so... nothing much more to do.

If you do however run into a spammer/scammer/extortionist IRL: don't waste a bullet. Just beat them bloody and remove their microscopic haXX0r-balls.

so what is your point?

You exactly prove what I have said before: they did not stop the bounty program in time (their counter was fake, as we see now from the actual numbers) and intentionally screwed the majority of participants in the program.

They also paid most of their big promoters who helped them to screw all the useful idiots. Many of you even twice, cuz reasons, including several obvious cheaters who even admitted to it.

So, good for you. Happy shilling.

Authorship.com is still a dishonest & incompetent 'company'.

Your shilling is getting annoying.
You are either bad at maths or a stone cold liar so you can get a little bit of profit out of this token.

The top 10 referrers alone had over 4000 referrals.

When you add up the accounts with high amounts of tokens (bounty, not talking about the  1900 investor addresses) you can do a good estimate how many 'little ones' with 75-300 tokens must exist.  

The bounty program was basically a pyramid scheme, so there are WAY more bottom feeders than accounts with a lot of tokens. Currently, as you say yourself, it is approx. 1:1 (even less accounts with few tokens, more with many), which is mathematically nonsensical.

They paid out less than one third, way less actually.

Side effect if you do the math: you find out that they did not stop the bounty program when the allocated number of tokens was reached.
 
They intentionally let people still join, already knowing that they would invent fake criteria to label them as 'cheaters' and only pay a fraction of the participants (top down because they expected the little guys to be silent - big mistake).

Anyone defending this fuck-up is either blind, deaf, or corrupt.

Maybe all of it.

'Your moral compass is so fucked up, I'll be shocked if you manage to find your way back to the parking lot'


'Moving on' and letting people with terrible business practices get away with it is the best way to encourage scammers.

Nope, not going to happen.


ATS apologists (or Authorship themselves) have created a lot of new Twitter fake accounts trying to push this failed token, same here and in other forums, the lies are ridiculous, and we will keep calling them out.

Authorship is a mix of intentional scam and unintentional incompetence.
The token price reflects this (40% down since yesterday, lulz)

May I have some of the stuff you are smoking?
As compensation for the tokens that the ATS jokers did not pay out to me and a couple thousand others?

The way they treated the 'bottom feeders' in the bounty program shows what to expect from them if you are an author or translator...
Any sane person will think twice before (not) doing business on their platform.

You are the cheerleader girl here, however most likely not so pretty.

The numbers and facts are undeniable - ATS screwed over the majority of their bounty supporters, especially those in the lower ranks.
Period.

Of course corrupt cutthroats don't give a damn as long as they get their personal little profit out of this scam token.

How is that working out so far? A whopping 2.3 cents currently, actually still over-prized...


P.S.: the whiny ATS girls now block everyone on Twitter who calls them out on their scam, so their lies and marketing blah does not receive the appropriate comments... LULZ