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Despite any apparent drama on the forum, the Rubixi contract is continuing to run exactly according to the way it was programmed and will continue to do so forever - thank you Ethereum!
The Rubixi queue and payouts are completely unaffected by the issue that was described here. Any future investors will continue to join the queue and their deposits will continue to trigger payouts to previous investors. As far as anyone participating in the Rubixi pyramid is concerned, this contract is still running exactly as it's supposed to.
The Rubixi queue and payouts are completely unaffected by the issue that was described here. Any future investors will continue to join the queue and their deposits will continue to trigger payouts to previous investors. As far as anyone participating in the Rubixi pyramid is concerned, this contract is still running exactly as it's supposed to.
lol. This so funny! Ponzi contract which has been "adopted" by junior Ponzi entrepreneur can be hijacked through its Ponzi "investors". Now junior Ponzi entrepreneur is threatening Ponzi investor with hacking. When doing c&p read (and understand ) the source, Luke.
Despite any apparent drama on the forum, the Rubixi contract is continuing to run exactly according to the way it was programmed and will continue to do so forever - thank you Ethereum!
The Rubixi queue and payouts are completely unaffected by the issue that was described here. Any future investors will continue to join the queue and their deposits will continue to trigger payouts to previous investors. As far as anyone participating in the Rubixi pyramid is concerned, this contract is still running exactly as it's supposed to.
The Rubixi queue and payouts are completely unaffected by the issue that was described here. Any future investors will continue to join the queue and their deposits will continue to trigger payouts to previous investors. As far as anyone participating in the Rubixi pyramid is concerned, this contract is still running exactly as it's supposed to.
You can't fix a contract, as it is designed to be like that.
How are these coders going to take control?
The only solution i see to take control is to :
- Set your address as the owner
- Set the fees to 0
- Set the multiplier to 125
repeat every 5 minutes.
How are these coders going to take control?
The only solution i see to take control is to :
- Set your address as the owner
- Set the fees to 0
- Set the multiplier to 125
repeat every 5 minutes.
I've tried already but I'm not the owner anymore. 0xdb25d9b5b92d27415aa0d4e47db617faa3af75e7 Is the current owner and set the multiplier to 125 and the fees at 10%.
You are wrong. Sending a transaction does not mean it is accepted by the contract.
Now i will demonstrate :
I made myself owner.
Now i will set myself Multiplier at 142 % and Fees at 3%.
So it is now.
Now i made this unexisting address 0x1234567891234567891234567891234567891234 the owner. Easy.
Tell me if you want some help in PM.
A copy paste is the origin of this "exploit". 
Rubixi created this contract by copy pasting code from other contract (DynamicPyramid)....
So yeah, you deserve it rubixi.
Creating another contract is now not an option, so just accept the fact that you don't control your pyramid.
Invest and support deserving project and programmers. Invest in THE GREED PIT !
Rubixi created this contract by copy pasting code from other contract (DynamicPyramid)....
So yeah, you deserve it rubixi.
Creating another contract is now not an option, so just accept the fact that you don't control your pyramid.
Invest and support deserving project and programmers. Invest in THE GREED PIT !
It's funny you think I'm going to hack your PC. I've better things to do in life then try to hack a juvenile's computer. Besides, the ETH you stole from Rubixi are worth more then your PC.
Listen here scumbag, i dont know how you found out my e-mail but stop sending me threats.
I have good antivirus you cant hack my PC, deal with it!!
This is interesting... So, it's very easy to verify a gmail address. I checked for myself to see and low and behold, Rubixi does not have a gmail account, and it is almost impossible to relay a gmail account without it bouncing back from the recipient's mail server as reverse lookup will fail. Even if you spoofed it, gmail says it doesn't exist. See screenshot @ imgur link
Still doesn't prove anything, just proves that email screenshot is BS...
There is some obvious drama between the two. May Rubixi is trying to frame/ruin BetGod's reputation and vice versa. But, one thing if there's a bug, the Rubixi website should be taken down or at least have a message to let people know of the issue.
The contract still works and pays out to people as it should. The only "bug" in the contract is that pretty much anyone can claim the fee so if someone makes a deposit just they could just get the fee back right away.
I also find it pretty hilarious someone actually thinks antivirus software keeps them from getting hacked.
It's funny you think I'm going to hack your PC. I've better things to do in life then try to hack a juvenile's computer. Besides, the ETH you stole from Rubixi are worth more then your PC.
Listen here scumbag, i dont know how you found out my e-mail but stop sending me threats.
I have good antivirus you cant hack my PC, deal with it!!
http://i64.tinypic.com/2ik72gg.png
This is interesting... So, it's very easy to verify a gmail address. I checked for myself to see and low and behold, Rubixi does not have a gmail account, and it is almost impossible to relay a gmail account without it bouncing back from the recipient's mail server as reverse lookup will fail. Even if you spoofed it, gmail says it doesn't exist. See screenshot @ imgur link
http://i.imgur.com/q6BXdFX.png
Still doesn't prove anything, just proves that email screenshot is BS...
There is some obvious drama between the two. May Rubixi is trying to frame/ruin BetGod's reputation and vice versa. But, one thing if there's a bug, the Rubixi website should be taken down or at least have a message to let people know of the issue.
It's funny you think I'm going to hack your PC. I've better things to do in life then try to hack a juvenile's computer. Besides, the ETH you stole from Rubixi are worth more then your PC.
Listen here scumbag, i dont know how you found out my e-mail but stop sending me threats.
I have good antivirus you cant hack my PC, deal with it!!
[Suspicious link removed] you extortionist piece of SHIT, look what PM's this fuckhead is sending me:
It's like you want to hack my PC or something, what are these threats?
I have done nothing to you, i dont even know you. Piece of shit extortion!!!
It's like you want to hack my PC or something, what are these threats?
I have done nothing to you, i dont even know you. Piece of shit extortion!!!
Keep going that way betgod and your end will be loud.
Now you are sending me threats? Is that it?
I just installed antivirus on my pc, so you cant hack it.
I was hacked a few months ago, and i will not be hacked again, so fuck off.
Any chance I'll get the 4 ETH I sent 18 days ago ?
Yes mate! Your turn will come
Check out the new inspector (rubixilive DOT tk) and you will have an idea where you are in the queue.Hey thanks for the information. I had the same feeling when I saw that I did not receive payout after a few days of my deposit. Luckily, I will be able to see the stats through this handy inspector. This is pretty cool.
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