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Quote from: umair127 on May 28, 2014, 12:48:05 PM

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Quote from: Jcw188 on May 25, 2014, 08:14:57 PM

I know in some states it's called tortious interference with business relations. I do believe it is illegal honestly so OP I'd hope you didn't post any identifying info anywhere.

If it is illegal Betcoin feel free to get criminal charges brought against me. Betcoin being the illegal online casino entity that it and every bitcoin gambling site is, but thats a whole nother story.

I dont understand if you feel that is illegal why did you go gamble there knowing this? Shouldnt you go find a license bitcoin place to gamble there are few already out there.

Just because someone is an illegal immigrant, for example, doesn't mean you can murder them or commit any other crime against them. I'm sure you're right that they wouldn't risk the repercussions of complaining publicly though.

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Quote from: Jcw188 on May 25, 2014, 08:14:57 PM

I know in some states it's called tortious interference with business relations. I do believe it is illegal honestly so OP I'd hope you didn't post any identifying info anywhere.

If it is illegal Betcoin feel free to get criminal charges brought against me. Betcoin being the illegal online casino entity that it and every bitcoin gambling site is, but thats a whole nother story.

I dont understand if you feel that is illegal why did you go gamble there knowing this? Shouldnt you go find a license bitcoin place to gamble there are few already out there.

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I've just received a PM, I don't really know why it was sent to ME, but apparently someone acting on behalf of the OP sent a ransom e-mail to betcoinsports. OP, are you even aware of this?

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Well I hope no one from betcoinsports see this thread Wink

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To be honest, since I', not seeing any actual action being taken against betcoinsports, I'm feeling like this was all some kind of extortion attempt to get betcoin to pay the OP some more BTC to his blackmail attempt. Why be so public about it anyway if you were really going to go through with it?

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Quote from: justbc on May 26, 2014, 04:02:08 PM

WTF! TLDR;

Whatsbitcoin is the lowest life form in this world. No sportsbook, not even Coinbet.CC could be as bad as you!!

Say someone deposits 50 BTC to betcoin and they slow pay him or don't respond to any customer support messages. Bitcoin prices greatly go down during this period and this the owner says fuck bitcoin all sportsbooka must be like betcoin and then dude sells his 2000 BTC holding and drops prices on bitstamp by 2%. Betcoins horrible service just cost the value of all your holdings by 2% in this example. Now the case may not be as extreme but I don't like them and I'm entitled to my opinion. Coinbet not as bad as me? Have I stolen 400k+ from anyone? No. Mind your damn business child.

Well i kind understand but nobody will risking go to jail for 1 BTC, maybe you get better luck posting this in a hacking website/chat/forum..
With psoting this here you only got that all people know about your "bad plans"

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As Judge Otis Wright pointed out, Prenda's use of IP addresses to "identify" infringers boils down to nothing more than finding someone in the household
that best matches its idea of who the likely infringer is, which seemed to involve nothing more than "blindly picking a male resident from the subscriber's home."

Roll Eyes

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Quote from: acs267 on May 26, 2014, 10:15:33 PM

Smooth move, dude. You only want somebody else to do the dirty work for you - because you're stupid enough to post a thread about this. Any legal action they take can't just be reflected against the DDoSer, but you, too. In some cases the Admins have given out usernames that have conducted any illegal activity.

I've never heard a story like this happening in this forum. Besides that, the only information the staff of the forum knows about us is our IP address.

Relevant article:

Yet Another Court Says IP Addresses Are Not Enough To Positively Identify Infringers

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Smooth move, dude. You only want somebody else to do the dirty work for you - because you're stupid enough to post a thread about this. Any legal action they take can't just be reflected against the DDoSer, but you, too. In some cases the Admins have given out usernames that have conducted any illegal activity.

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Quote from: alani123 on May 26, 2014, 07:00:32 AM

Quote from: FanEagle on May 26, 2014, 06:21:46 AM

Thats how I would do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Damn. Once again. I'm never going to learn.

It is indeed too long I didn't did that to someone. Just, couldn't resist.

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WTF! TLDR;

Whatsbitcoin is the lowest life form in this world. No sportsbook, not even Coinbet.CC could be as bad as you!!

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Quote from: FanEagle on May 26, 2014, 06:21:46 AM

Thats how I would do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Damn. Once again. I'm never going to learn.

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Lol this thread is a crack up

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Thats how I would do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

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Not sure what I find funnier; this thread or the fact that the mods see no problem with the solicitation of criminal activity Wink

Whatbitcoin; you sound very knowledgeable of BTC (unlike half this place). Why do you continue to play at shady books? Why not stick with the ones you mentioned? Are the odds that much better? This is a serious question by the way..

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Lol this last post by monster sounds like you're going to be hiring a hit man or something against site owner.

What I thought monster was going to propose was something like publishing your evidence and causing people to lose faith in the site and stop using them thereby forcing them out of business call me old fashioned I guess...

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Hi,

I have understand your problem that you just want to ddos because you didn't like their service, the way you want to help bitcoin world i appreciate that, but the way if you want to do, it is just a little bit easy way for them to take precautions.

If you just ddos them, they have more chances that they can just move hosting, or just use some ddos hosting companies to get stopped.

But if you want to take revenge, the ways we can do, i will explain you in pm or skype. The way i do explain, you will definetly gonna like it.

The solution should be just to remove them permanently, not to have them stay in the market.

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Quote from: alani123 on May 25, 2014, 08:26:08 PM

Quote from: wachtwoord on May 25, 2014, 08:22:02 PM

Quote from: alani123 on May 25, 2014, 08:21:18 PM

Doing a ddos attack yourself can rarely be consideres illegal. In most cases it's not considered something more a form of protest. There rarely are laws to secificaly say that ddosing is illegal. However hiring someone to bring someone's service down, oh well Roll Eyes

it's easier to consider that illegal in many ways. Good thing Bitcoin is an anonymous currency.

People have gone to jail for a long time for doing these.

I've never heard a story of someone going to jail for the sole porpuse of ddosing. Many times ddosing is combined with website defacing, abuse of personal data stored in private servers, leaked personal information etc.

That's more likely to get someone jail time rather than pointing a ddos tool to a website with his ip.

People went to jail after the DDOS on all the major credit card companies after blocking donations to wikileaks.

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Quote from: wachtwoord on May 25, 2014, 08:22:02 PM

Quote from: alani123 on May 25, 2014, 08:21:18 PM

Doing a ddos attack yourself can rarely be consideres illegal. In most cases it's not considered something more a form of protest. There rarely are laws to secificaly say that ddosing is illegal. However hiring someone to bring someone's service down, oh well Roll Eyes

it's easier to consider that illegal in many ways. Good thing Bitcoin is an anonymous currency.

People have gone to jail for a long time for doing these.

I've never heard a story of someone going to jail for the sole purpose of ddosing. Many times ddosing is combined with website defacing, abuse of personal data stored in private servers, leaked personal information etc.

That's more likely to get someone jail time rather than pointing a ddos tool to a website with his ip.

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Quote from: alani123 on May 25, 2014, 08:21:18 PM

Doing a ddos attack yourself can rarely be consideres illegal. In most cases it's not considered something more a form of protest. There rarely are laws to secificaly say that ddosing is illegal. However hiring someone to bring someone's service down, oh well Roll Eyes

it's easier to consider that illegal in many ways. Good thing Bitcoin is an anonymous currency.

People have gone to jail for a long time for doing these.

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