ST - update?  Like many others who've read this and similar threads, I've also gotten to the point where I actually hope you really weren't kidding.

I've searched through this forum, actively hoping to find some evidence of even a modicum of justice brought against the types of worthless human beings that steal cryptos in organized droves from unsuspecting users.  One of the replies to the OP mentioned it - these thefts ruin people's lives and the perpetrators have zero empathy for what they're doing to their fellow man.

That's why whenever I see people willing to take action I encourage it.  Considering what the mafia does to people who steal their money, as well as the overall lack of coordinated law enforcement effort dedicated to remediating this widespread issue, I cannot understand why there haven't been more reports of baseball bats, brass knuckles, and firearms being used to rectify the situation.

Just want to be clear with future bids.....
Is the OP taking mixed currencies into consideration for the payment?

It would be pointless for me to bid 1.55btc if the dunnecap consideration makes it 1.7btc of value
or.... I could bid 1.5btc + 100billion Michail shares + .1 ltc + 5doge, etc.

Just wanted to bring this up before it becomes and issue.   Keeping it clean.

I bid 1.5 BTC plus 25DUNNECAP shares. (0.2 BTC value)

Well, if each new bid extends the auction by 2 days, I predict this could go on for a long time as I could wait 1.5 days to place a bid.
Possibly better to set an end date/time/time zone, etc.  Also determine who pays what kind of shipping and who pays escrow should it be decided?  For me, I don't require escrow as I wouldn't be paying first.  So, maybe change the time and terms a little to be more clear. 

I bid 1.475

I would be happy to accept the coin first before payment.  Or use a mutually accepted escrow.

How long is this "auction"?

It's not the browser. The site is very slow right now. Half the time it times out.

As others have said, Coinmarket.io seem to be doing the absolutely bare minimum to keep people thinking this is getting resolved. All the while they're buying time for..what?

Lack of updates, vague responses. No actual substantial progress. I quite liked their threats of legal action for the releasing of information on Kenneth Bjorke. Kind of ironic, seeing as they have millions upon millions of USD worth of your BTC.

What a load of rubbish.

I'm literally just waiting for the moment the site vanishes and we never hear from Coinmarket.io again.

The sad truth was on the wall when you had to sign their terms and conditions;

The least they can do is provide full technical reports on what exactly is causing the hold up.

There are lots of people posting here that have NOT been able to withdraw.  They have NOT received a confirmation email, they have NOT received coins, and they have NOT received any response to their issues from coinmarket for weeks.

That, is theft.

So if I want to send the Norwegian authorities to knock on Kenneth's door, I will.

We only have coinmarkets word that Kenneth is not responsible for the site.   If he is hosting a site that has actively stolen from members of the public then he is facilitating and allowing this theft to continue.  As a host if it is brought to his attention that his systems are being used for theft, then they would terminate the hosting with immediate effect.  So therefor Kenneth is every bit as responsible as the person behind Coinmarket, until such time as he provides details of the correct contact.   That is, if they are two different people.

Funny how the whois details changed just before people startedlosing their coins.....

On the contrary - Kenneth Bjorke is the only person right now who knows who YOU are.   I would suggest that if Kenneth Bjorke does not want any further hassle from people who have lost money, he gives up YOUR details now.   As soon as he tells the world who YOU are, then he gets rid of all the stress and the problem is then with you to resolve.

Right now you are able to hide, and if it is true that Kenneth only provides the hosting, it is not fair that he has to deal with all the sh*t.   All Keneth has to do is publish your details and we can start chasing the right person.  So I suggest YOU start answering PM's and fixing the problems for people who have raised them on here before Kenneth gets that annoyed he just gives up your details.

Ok, so who's the fucker who made this thread go into the direction like coinmarket was a scam for sure?
Agreed, the way of working and total lack of communication at coinmarket is extremely bad and for that alone already they don't deserve our business... but somebody started talking in here like it was for sure and confirmed we were scammed.
Now site is back up and withdrawing works like a charm, so clearly the problems at coinmarket are not scamm but just pure amateurism in how to run a business.

Please people, in the future, be careful with scam claims until confirmed and 100% sure!