[ANN][LTC] Online Litecoin wallet - LTC-Wallet.com

tex83rb

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Quote from: xenofanesSkarak on July 20, 2013, 04:30:54 AM

Quote from: ranlo on July 19, 2013, 05:08:10 PM

Quote from: tex83rb on July 19, 2013, 04:29:43 PM

so it's over? he take our money and it's safe away??? too bad

Unless someone who has more time is able to pursue this on behalf of everyone. If nobody will do it, then yes, it's over.

I would rip him apart. the asshole. Shit!!!
everytime I think of this robbery i would kill the toork. It was very painful and expensive lesson of life. Dont let him go. He must be afraid of every second what could happen, in his useless life. Dont let him breathe and enjoy our stolen money.
If only I could torture him to death. bastard. asshole. can you hear me, we all are searching for you you pure toork. we are very close and your days are coming to the end

you are right. his right punition should be death by torture as like as Law Abiding Citizen film, ripped in 25 parts

ranlo

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Quote from: johny1976 on August 31, 2013, 11:16:12 AM

I knew why is better to install LTC wallet to my laptop rather than believe shits like this. Cheesy

12% interests. omg Cheesy

They weren't offering interest until later on in the service. Prior to that it was just a "safe online wallet." People who throw around this crap about how you can't believe the interest rates are ignorant. How can people have possibly fallen for an interest rate that never even existed when most people put their money into the service?

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I knew why is better to install LTC wallet to my laptop rather than believe shits like this. Cheesy

12% interests. omg Cheesy

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EARN INTEREST - invest LTC and earn up to 12% interest on your deposited coins.

Yeah, you guys sure fell for that one.

Notice how a really secure web wallet like blockchain.info will email you the private wallet, which allows you to recover your coins.

Another hint was provided by the lack of sufficient replies to these posts:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2255996
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2278797
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2426837
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2562081

Dps23

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admin should move this thread to section with fraudsters so that everybody and especially newcomers can learn from this costly experience.

tex83rb

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Quote from: xenofanesSkarak on July 20, 2013, 04:30:54 AM

Quote from: ranlo on July 19, 2013, 05:08:10 PM

Quote from: tex83rb on July 19, 2013, 04:29:43 PM

so it's over? he take our money and it's safe away??? too bad

Unless someone who has more time is able to pursue this on behalf of everyone. If nobody will do it, then yes, it's over.

I would rip him apart. the asshole. Shit!!!
everytime I think of this robbery i would kill the toork. It was very painful and expensive lesson of life. Dont let him go. He must be afraid of every second what could happen, in his useless life. Dont let him breathe and enjoy our stolen money.
If only I could torture him to death. bastard. asshole. can you hear me, we all are searching for you you pure toork. we are very close and your days are coming to the end

oooh admin.... another one that is writing same thing i wrote....

xenofanesSkarak

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Quote from: ranlo on July 19, 2013, 05:08:10 PM

Quote from: tex83rb on July 19, 2013, 04:29:43 PM

so it's over? he take our money and it's safe away??? too bad

Unless someone who has more time is able to pursue this on behalf of everyone. If nobody will do it, then yes, it's over.

I would rip him apart. the asshole. Shit!!!
everytime I think of this robbery i would kill the toork. It was very painful and expensive lesson of life. Dont let him go. He must be afraid of every second what could happen, in his useless life. Dont let him breathe and enjoy our stolen money.
If only I could torture him to death. bastard. asshole. can you hear me, we all are searching for you you pure toork. we are very close and your days are coming to the end

ranlo

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Quote from: tex83rb on July 19, 2013, 04:29:43 PM

so it's over? he take our money and it's safe away??? too bad

Unless someone who has more time is able to pursue this on behalf of everyone. If nobody will do it, then yes, it's over.

tex83rb

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so it's over? he take our money and it's safe away??? too bad

Sondey10mg

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Oh, I had some LTC there as well! Not much, but it was all I had (22LTC) Angry

If you are scared and want to send it back: Lf8xPpDPtfqqyjD5cqFsyvA2R83hzaEtRy

If not, I will contact authorities. It's not much, but all small things help.

petros786

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Hi,

2917.7 LTC is how much I lost ... http://explorer.litecoin.net/address/LZxrB79DMV4vKUWKTDECM5wa8mVM8HWz22

So can I please also be kept updated?

Also, does anyone think that I should maybe wait until LTC hits gox before going to the police - I think they would take a maybe $80,000+ theft much more seriously than an $8,000 theft? I'm from the UK in case that makes a difference.

Also, in case the person is reading this (which you probably are), I hope you know that if you sell the coins and then get caught then you would be liable for the maximum value of the coins between the time of theft and the time of being caught - i.e. if LTC's peaks at $20, then you would legally be liable for $20 per LTC stolen, regardless of the actual price of LTC when you stole them or when you get caught..... So it's probably a good idea for you to wait until you are 100% sure you aren't going to get caught before selling those coins....

Last thing, on the off chance that you just happen to be a teenage kid or whatever who is now pretty scared.. you can send me my coins back at Li9L7BqVp1hUHRPDNYw6HAUvAuw6Lrh9QC and I won't be contacting the police.

ranlo

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Quote from: klaushaus on July 03, 2013, 01:36:26 PM

Quote from: klaushaus on July 03, 2013, 01:23:57 PM

Just wanted to update folks here. I went ahead and contacted a few firms that specialize in these types of scams. And, guess what? They are already aware. Surprise, surprise! Through my correspondence with them, I have figured out that this would require international jurisdiction. Since I'm based in the US, this would most likely indicate the fraudsters are not. Also, since this appears to be a complex case, it will be very expensive to begin legal action (to the tune of six figures).

But, don't give up hope! It's clear that other victims are on the hunt as well and it's possible that they can't disclose any of their findings due to ongoing investigations. I totally understand that position and warn others to think about that before posting. Please continue contacting your local law enforcement agencies and bring some more attention to this scam. I will continue my search for a more cost effective resolution to this whole mess.

Oh, and having said all that, I'm open to suggestions on where to go from here, pooling resources, etc.

It's going to go nowhere unless law enforcement can look into where the owner of the site is from. Without that information, it is impossible to give any advice. Each country is different and each state is different. Sometimes it even varies from city to city within the same state. So until we know where the person we're dealing with is from, there is really nowhere *to* go.

klaushaus

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Quote from: klaushaus on July 03, 2013, 01:23:57 PM

Just wanted to update folks here. I went ahead and contacted a few firms that specialize in these types of scams. And, guess what? They are already aware. Surprise, surprise! Through my correspondence with them, I have figured out that this would require international jurisdiction. Since I'm based in the US, this would most likely indicate the fraudsters are not. Also, since this appears to be a complex case, it will be very expensive to begin legal action (to the tune of six figures).

But, don't give up hope! It's clear that other victims are on the hunt as well and it's possible that they can't disclose any of their findings due to ongoing investigations. I totally understand that position and warn others to think about that before posting. Please continue contacting your local law enforcement agencies and bring some more attention to this scam. I will continue my search for a more cost effective resolution to this whole mess.

Oh, and having said all that, I'm open to suggestions on where to go from here, pooling resources, etc.

klaushaus

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Just wanted to update folks here. I went ahead and contacted a few firms that specialize in these types of scams. And, guess what? They are already aware. Surprise, surprise! Through my correspondence with them, I have figured out that this would require international jurisdiction. Since I'm based in the US, this would most likely indicate the fraudsters are not. Also, since this appears to be a complex case, it will be very expensive to begin legal action (to the tune of six figures).

But, don't give up hope! It's clear that other victims are on the hunt as well and it's possible that they can't disclose any of their findings due to ongoing investigations. I totally understand that position and warn others to think about that before posting. Please continue contacting your local law enforcement agencies and bring some more attention to this scam. I will continue my search for a more cost effective resolution to this whole mess.

FalconFour

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I feel kinda small-fry only having about $20 in LTC involved here (ugh, I ran the numbers... LTC mining with only 3 older GPUs is just painful.), but I've got all the time in the world and tons of technical expertise to help.

Yes toork, even scamming a dude out of $20, while I look to my side and see others getting scammed for $10,000+ at the same time as I am, I'll help those guys out the best I can to track you down and make you pay.

ranlo

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Quote from: FalconFour on July 03, 2013, 10:54:50 AM

Ah yes, the "Someone should do something about that!" conundrum.

Remember: you and I are BOTH "someone". There's no central authority here, so it's only up to generic Joes like you and I. It's not up to the forum admins, GoDaddy, Google, etc., to get the ball rolling on this.

/deep breath

Clicky, clicky.
http://www.stopfraud.gov/report.html#computer

Filling this report form out now. You and I are both "someone", and we're going to do something about this.

This forum thread will be the single point of contact as far as my report is concerned. Basically, "read from about page 5 onward".

Normally I would be all over this, but I am already in the midst of multiple projects and a lawsuit of my own. My time is pretty much filled up to the point where I can not be the person to keep up with making sure everything is going as it should.

I will still do what I can to help, but I can definitely not be the leader in this and we need someone that can lead it, otherwise it's going to be hectic and any law enforcement that may otherwise get involved will become overwhelmed and we'll still get nowhere.

tex83rb

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so we have to send an email? since online form prompts out an error.

we should use all the same kind of email....

so please decide here what to do

FalconFour

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Ah yes, the "Someone should do something about that!" conundrum.

Remember: you and I are BOTH "someone". There's no central authority here, so it's only up to generic Joes like you and I. It's not up to the forum admins, GoDaddy, Google, etc., to get the ball rolling on this.

/deep breath

Clicky, clicky.
http://www.stopfraud.gov/report.html#computer

Filling this report form out now. You and I are both "someone", and we're going to do something about this.

This forum thread will be the single point of contact as far as my report is concerned. Basically, "read from about page 5 onward".

edit: "Thank you for filing a complaint with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).".

ranlo

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Quote from: tex83rb on July 03, 2013, 10:08:22 AM

Quote from: ranlo on July 02, 2013, 10:01:11 PM

Want to bring your attention to something else in case someone gets the law involved. Here are two things you can follow up on:

Their Google Analytics code: UA-40041908-1
Their Google Recaptcha API ID: 6LcLld8SAAAAAC7T6UPrpT2z039dg27xy3ROW6Nr

I am sure that somewhere they screwed up and forgot to completely conceal their identity, and these two may be where it was. Google should be able to supply law enforcement with all applicable information for those accounts (or that account if they are linked) including the IP's and other pertinent details.

Definitely worth a try.

awesome find, yes. it0s hard ever for cyber criminal to hide every every every trace. so if we wind a hole in their strategy, we must go that way to retrieve this SOB.

i think a scam for over 200.000 $ placed in all the world, should be sufficient to make the authorities moving.

but at this point, who of the people being scammed is moving, e.g. from the forum, to contact authorities ? we need to contact first google with these datas?
please clarify the situation, because going on we understand the scam is every day bigger, and the moves to do to catch the SOB are everyday most difficult to follow all. we have to have a strategy defined and all clear for that purpose.

If we contact Google ourselves, we will get nowhere. They can not release data to us; they can only release it to law enforcement, and even then it requires a subpoena. Along with this, law enforcement would not (in most circumstances) be able to release the data to us. We would basically have to trust (and push) them to do their job and handle this.

We really need a single point of contact for this that can compile all the known data and start pushing this forward.

tex83rb

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Quote from: ranlo on July 02, 2013, 10:01:11 PM

Want to bring your attention to something else in case someone gets the law involved. Here are two things you can follow up on:

Their Google Analytics code: UA-40041908-1
Their Google Recaptcha API ID: 6LcLld8SAAAAAC7T6UPrpT2z039dg27xy3ROW6Nr

I am sure that somewhere they screwed up and forgot to completely conceal their identity, and these two may be where it was. Google should be able to supply law enforcement with all applicable information for those accounts (or that account if they are linked) including the IP's and other pertinent details.

Definitely worth a try.

awesome find, yes. it0s hard ever for cyber criminal to hide every every every trace. so if we wind a hole in their strategy, we must go that way to retrieve this SOB.

i think a scam for over 200.000 $ placed in all the world, should be sufficient to make the authorities moving.

but at this point, who of the people being scammed is moving, e.g. from the forum, to contact authorities ? we need to contact first google with these datas?
please clarify the situation, because going on we understand the scam is every day bigger, and the moves to do to catch the SOB are everyday most difficult to follow all. we have to have a strategy defined and all clear for that purpose.

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