Topic: [ANN][EXCHANGE] ShareXcoin.com - Sharing its revenue to the community - page 4. (Read 52739 times)

I bought 23M+ QORA and lost all of it to ShareXcoin.  Where's the profit?

lol your 5000% profit out of Qora isn't enough to cover your loses ?


You need to find him first..

They will give back to the owner the property this is not theirs. They are in the U.S. and are subject to such laws.

I agree, they should hold coins. Just donating them to Qora foundation is not fair at all.

Poloniex just told me this:


I feel like the people in charge of Qora (and most of the Qora community) are eager to use these stolen coins in a way that will benefit them.  No one seems interested in reimbursing those to whom the coins actually belong.  For now, we should simply hold the coins until we can figure out a better plan.

I lost 23M+ Qora and this is the first time I've asked for donations:

QaHKYRitoQRx8o5SxXhLeSG6ERozqLj75p

I now own zero Qora because of this and the thought of my stolen coins going toward benefiting the same project I had invested heavily in is infuriating.

https://cryptocointalk.com/blog/68/entry-120-list-of-all-scam-trading-platforms-and-crypto-currency-exchanges-and-their-owners/

Do you still think investors are pathetic and cry like bitches ? And how did you implement 'The Love of God" in the same sentence with 'Pathetic" and "Bitches" ?

Well ain't that something.   

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next step - http://www.softlayer.com/

lol this is going be interesting

they return from the dead to steal BTC's  


The exchange wasn't that successful... most of the exchange users were sharecoin holders, may-be a few new coins had some volume but most of the coins had no volume
(and total volume in btc shown on the site was in my opinion just wrong or faked)
As an example, at that time, I was mining DMD and it got added to the exchange. Even though there was problem with the wallet on cryptsy (which lasted more than a week),
nobody tried to do business in this exchange and most of the coins had no volume.
If it was successful it is rather at swap-hole level nothing else.  

I have personally  always thought it was a scam, so obviously I didn't tried much that exchange except to get rid of my sharecoins. (and quite frankly I don't trust easily new exchange and in my opinion it is bad that an exchange owner is also the developper of a coin... any kind of manipulation could happen, so it is at that level very bad... don't understand why nobody was shocked by this...)

Interesting... How stupid can this guy been? Never heard of ShareXcoin.com, but based on that article it was becoming a big exchange, so he was just taking a few dollars, and when he would have wait then he could earn millions.

This remember me to the coinmarketio story, they also went offline and were saying that they had wallet problems, it was also a growning exchange,i even don't know what happened with it.

I hope this guy is found and that he of course return all the money from the investors and that he is put in jail for what he did.

C:\>nslookup sharexcoin.com
Server:  google-public-dns-a.google.com
Address:  8.8.8.8

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    sharexcoin.com
Address:  174.36.138.31

IP leads to http://www.softlayer.com


Is he changing servers?


ps. anyone sent an email to [email protected] or called them with this matter ?

Did anyone in the USA try contacting the cloud hosting company?

;; QUESTION SECTION:
;sharexcoin.com.         IN   A

;; ANSWER SECTION:
sharexcoin.com.      300   IN   A   162.243.219.6

;; Query time: 78 msec
;; SERVER: 4.2.2.1#53(4.2.2.1)
;; WHEN: Fri Jun  6 09:30:37 2014
;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 48

162.243.219.6
nlayer.net
http://www.gtt.net/

Obviously this was a stolen identity.

Died at 90, age 93 ..  shiiieeet ..zombie apocalypse 

Please return my BTC.

93??

ShareXcoin exchange goes offline, owner disappears and hundreds of Bitcoins appear to be stolen http://www.usacryptocoins.com/thecryptocurrencytimes/uncategorized/sharexcoin-exchange-goes-offline-owner-disappears-and-hundreds-of-bitcoins-appear-to-be-stolen/

atleast 25 BTC from people that posted online. But probably much more 3 digits sure.