Quote from: Gunthar on November 06, 2016, 06:38:30 PM

Quote from: Rastaways on November 06, 2016, 06:25:47 PM

Below is the screen of those addresses are posted which I send Bitcoin from my circle account to my spectrocoin and also I didn't know spectrocoin will lock my account so I do I make screenshots with 100 BTC in

http://imgur.com/vbprpI1

That's a bit better you almost demonstrated those addresses are your. To fully demonstrate it, you should sign a message from them because as someone already told you, a picture can be easily photoshopped, up to you bro, we giving you suggestions here because we all know how hard is to mess and fight against shit-banks...

Now this bro:

Quote from: Bittalker on November 06, 2016, 01:07:25 PM

Actually, after losing some time, the main transfer of 40 btcs sent to 13DXgLGUjAeATptpCowj9ZnXB6SrwLvN78 was moved (as usual on exchanges and wallets online) to the final address of https://blockchain.info/address/1KPbWe5biV3uUSMU7hTDjwZXszQKxDMNSa

Well, this final address doesn't seem to be a Spectrocoin address, but an address involved recently on a scam:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/hackers-strip-nigerian-exchange-of-15000-worth-of-bitcoins

Did you send 40BTC to that nigerian exchange or to spectro? The transaction id shows you (if you are the real owner of that address) sent to that nigerian exchange.

As this fellow member wrote, we might accept this scan as provisional evidence that you indeed had about 72 bitcoins in your circle account and that you sent them.

However, you should assure that you are indeed the owner of at least one of the addresses you used to send bitcoins by signing a message from it.

But, now, above all, you should show evidence that those end addresses are from sprectrocoin.

Anyway, saying that your transfer of 40 btcs (if it was yours) to the nigerian address was made also to Spectrocoin was a blow on your credibility. It's hard to believe it was a mistake. Didn't you know to where you sent the 40 btcs, the biggest transfer?

You only showed some evidence of about 72 btcs sent (with no evidence that it was made to spectrocoin). If you only sent about 72 btcs and you are trying to steal 28 more from spectrocoin that is a stupid thing to do. You are risking losing the 72 btcs.

As was written, posting your password to spectrocoin was even more stupid. Are you crazy? Remove that and change the password, if you can. And invent a better one, with symbols.

Is your account blocked, but you can access it, or is the login blocked?

If you can access it, why don't you do a scan of the balance or of the deposit history?

Show us any evidence that those end addresses are from Spectrocoin.

If you only have a 72 btcs balance on spectrocoin, it's time to start saying the truth and we might help you.

Spectrocoin confirmed that you are a customer, that your account was blocked and, implicitly, that you have a balance there. If they indeed asked you for a tax declaration, clearly, you have a high balance or they wouldn't bother.

Spectrocoin thinks they can do whatever they want, but they are very wrong. You can ruin spectrocoin with one well written email to a particular destiny about this issue and you can ruin the reputation of spectrocoin manager for good. We just have to tell you how.

After the fishy measures spectrocoin adopted against the other complainer, it seems they didn't learn the lesson.

We are still waiting for explanations from Spectrocoin:
If the OP hasn't 100 btcs, what is the real balance? And don't excuse yourself with privacy, the OP waived all privacy. He posted all personal information for us to see.
Why are you allegedly enforcing foreign tax regulations arbitrarily?
Why didn't you accept the tax declaration that the OP sent you and unblocked his account?

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