Topic: Betcoin.AG claims DT members demanded money to change feedback (Read 1117 times)

Considering this is your first post in this thread ... (it is your first post - isn't it?) ... please don't ass/u/me we read posts of yours in other threads...

 

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15195222

Considering he was providing signed messages, I am not sure how much more clear I could have been.

Nah, it's gotten less agressive but I don't think it has anything to do with leftist politics so much as members like you have been gone for a while.  The mood definitely shifts when certain members go away.

Supported. 

Yeah, probably.  New members most likely don't have an immediate interest in forum goings-on unless they've been lurking for a while like I did before I registered this account.  I just gave 2 merits to Primenumber7 for a post here, since it was a decent one but I'm hoping that account isn't a QS alt.  I don't know how many he controls these days.

I don't think you are reviewing this matter seriously, it looks like passing comments which are like fantasy. But your true heart would knew, QS hopefully has better strategies to hide his accounts, it not an connecting address game anymore.

Blazr didn't posted from June 14, 2016, he was last active before more than 180 days, the scammer whoever it is the original owner or impersonator didn't tried to scam publicly but via PM. It was surely pretty unpredictable even to the most active users here. Even none of the details of the profile are changed after they woke up like email or password. This just incline me to think the account is most probably still in control of the real owner, I mean he as already did this before by taking a gap from 2015 to 2016, so he can take interest here again.

I don't think this gunshots would hurt someone who has generated thick skin here from years.

It seems to me that this section is weaker than ever, maybe the army of wanking leftists and "modern-progressive liberals" has finally scaremongered people to refrain from acting.

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Man up, otherwise you're just worthless bags of meat.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=921

...and yet he never saw Blazr scamming coming - did he? Ouch that gun-shot to the foot must have hurt...  

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Goodness me - did I say that... tut-tut, perish the thought...  

Are you inferring that PrimeNumber7 is Quickseller? After doing a quick review of PrimeNumber7's post history, they definitely appear to be the alt of somebody. Their very first post was in Meta, which is a dead giveaway for being an alt.


Really -- a first post about theymos and Copper Memberships? Anybody else here mention theymos in their very first post on the forum?

Their writing style is rather similar, and they tend to be interested in the same issues (as well as have a habit of poking their head into issues that don't concern them).

I apologize if this was already "common knowledge;" its news to me.

Have you noticed he is here from much long time and could have generated a good sort of judgement skills in identifying users here or faces behind a familiar accusation.

Afterall, he is one of the most prominent and active "protesters" here.

I don't think he fills the spaces with non-sense and he doesn't even control the Blazr's account, as QS would not have that stupid strategies of scamming BTC from an casino, he could have used the account in more harmful ways for sure.

Has anyone else noticed that whenever Quickseller seems to speak as though he is familiar with the person at the centre of an accusation all he really does if fill three or four paragraphs with non-sence? 

You are correct, I had not seen the published PM prior to posting my post (I had saved the thread to comment at a later date, and had not reviewed the entire thread prior to posting; this is one reason why I wish to avoid drama related threads).

The last posts in Blazr's post history is him addressing indications his account was compromised. He produced a signed message, but maybe someone was able to obtain his private keys. I also noticed that Blazr left his rating about a month after he last posted. Prior to these posts, Blazr had not posted for several months. Maybe in late 2015, Blazr decided he did not want to participate in the forum anymore.

I also see a clear effort to hide a potion of Blazr's post history. I don't know if this is because of something nefarious, or to enhance his privacy, or both.

I looked at the PM from many different angles, and I don't believe Blazr is someone who should be trusted. It appears that he is trying to sell trust, which perverts the trust system. He specifically said he would use the coin he received to gamble at betcoin, but using the same coin defeats the point of not using test chips. My opinion would be different if Blazr had offered to return the coin, net of any gain or loss after testing various games, and withdrawing.

6^th July 2018 to 11^th January 2019 is about 180+ days

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Then if my hypothesis is correct, Blazr's email (on the UID page) which can be seen by anyone logged in would have to have been hacked along with the BCT account.

OR

Blazr has gone rogue after-all.

According to BPIP https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Blazr

Blazr woke up just in time to receive the message:






Blazr (or whoever controls the UID) must have had email notifications set up to "wake up" within hours of the message being sent by Betcoin.AG

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The Blazr UID page was last archive on 25th September 2018 and shows the account was at that point was


How long do you have to be asleep for before the "woke up" flag occurs?

Added him to my distrust list as well.

No, We do not want another Pandora box to be opened.
Already have enough of these from them and now they have got another point to start trolling again. 

I have done the same (the ~) and not sure what you and Lauda is smoking now :-P

Lauda!  You're back.  Now it's only a matter of time until cryptohunter and his posse of multiple pathological personalities starts ranting again. 

I think I know who you have in mind, and it wouldn't surprise me if it were true.  I don't even remember the last time I saw the name Blazr, and it is odd that that account would suddenly become embroiled in something like this, an extortion attempt of a gambling site. 

And yeah, given the inactivity of the account I don't think Blazr should still be on any level of DT.  I had a feeling the screenshot wasn't faked (just intuition), and TECSHARE's post just makes that feeling stronger.  It's a scammy thing to do, and Blazr should be removed from DT if he hasn't been already.  I'm going to ~ him in my trust list.

I'm kind of relieved it wasn't one of the currently active DT members. Interesting that Blazr has not posted for 3 years but responded to Betcoin's PM.

Someone inactive for 3 years should have been removed from DT a long time ago I think, maybe after 1 year?

It was a topic of discussion at the time it happened, and has continued to be since then. Privacy is very important to this community and we weren't sure of the fallout that would occur from publishing a private message. In hindsight, we see that it is more important to the community to expose a breach of trust. And while we don't expect this sort of thing to happen again, if it did we would certainly come forward sooner. We wish to thank everyone for their support on this matter and are glad it could be resolved.

Betcoin.AG why take so long to report this case? What action did you take when you received this PM in January? Did you just ignore the proposal and move on as if nothing had happened?