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sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 06:29:04 PM
I agree. A lot of things here still do not add up but committing a crime to solve a crime is not how it should be done.


I concur.

They were a scam. 100%. Can we get that clear?

"Rebecca" contacted me because of my "blackmail" (I think someone called it that). I wanted answers.

I'm sorry to disappoint, but Rebecca has a penis.

HE is in a living hell right now, which is exactly where he should be for this scam.

... and let me guess. You will send that information to the brothers to demand compensation.

You are here to take advantage of the situation just like "Rebecca".

Phoenix knows fucking well "Rebecca" did not willingly refund.

Let me try this in captial letters, see if it will sink in.

"REBECCA" SOLD SOME OF THE BTC HE COLLECTED FROM THE SCAM.

Once Augusto/my research revealed who he was, he shit his pants and had to buy back the BTC in order to make the "willing" refund.

Phoenix knows that.

More than anything, I want Phoenix to admit that. I've asked him 5 times today and he sidestepped it and tried to buy me off with a "small gift".

He can go to hell with his small gift, the truth is more important to me. Foil one scammer to help another scammer.

Phoenix, you want to reply to this?

I understand completely. I always have. You are scamming the scammers.

BTW, I have also thought that the timing was really convenient and too perfect an ending for phoenix to get the money back. With so many people sniffing the bitchain, the only way out for all parties was through a "refund". It is easy to offer a reward when you know there won't be a recovery but as the chain got yanked the story began to unravel. He cried foul a little too loud and now has the thorn of 80%.
sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 06:24:21 PM
So where is Maui (or is it Rebecca) ?


sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 06:09:42 PM
Avenger.. ya dunce..  Phoenix is in on the scam
hero member
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January 29, 2014, 06:00:54 PM
I agree. A lot of things here still do not add up but committing a crime to solve a crime is not how it should be done.


I concur.

They were a scam. 100%. Can we get that clear?

"Rebecca" contacted me because of my "blackmail" (I think someone called it that). I wanted answers.

I'm sorry to disappoint, but Rebecca has a penis.

HE is in a living hell right now, which is exactly where he should be for this scam.

... and let me guess. You will send that information to the brothers to demand compensation.

You are here to take advantage of the situation just like "Rebecca".

Phoenix knows fucking well "Rebecca" did not willingly refund.

Let me try this in captial letters, see if it will sink in.

"REBECCA" SOLD SOME OF THE BTC HE COLLECTED FROM THE SCAM.

Once Augusto/my research revealed who he was, he shit his pants and had to buy back the BTC in order to make the "willing" refund.

Phoenix knows that.

More than anything, I want Phoenix to admit that. I've asked him 5 times today and he sidestepped it and tried to buy me off with a "small gift".

He can go to hell with his small gift, the truth is more important to me. Foil one scammer to help another scammer.

Phoenix, you want to reply to this?
sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 05:53:23 PM
I agree. A lot of things here still do not add up but committing a crime to solve a crime is not how it should be done.


I concur.

They were a scam. 100%. Can we get that clear?

"Rebecca" contacted me because of my "blackmail" (I think someone called it that). I wanted answers.

I'm sorry to disappoint, but Rebecca has a penis.

HE is in a living hell right now, which is exactly where he should be for this scam.

... and let me guess. You will send that information to the brothers to demand compensation.

You are here to take advantage of the situation just like "Rebecca".

sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 05:52:01 PM
I think there were others who got roped into this as well via other means. Such as Facebook, Twitter and more importantly via Google Ads.

I trust that all the others that were not a part of this forum are also receiving refunds ?

There was quite a bit more BTC totaled up in the two suspects wallets than what has been paid back.
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BintexFutures
January 29, 2014, 05:46:30 PM
Top marks and massive slaps on the back to whoever went out of their way behind the scenes to bring this to a resolution and return coins. It's great to see members of the community go out of their way to help others and bring this back into line.

The only thing I would say is that the scammers still deserve to be dealt with by the authorities, even if they have returned the coins. Who knows how many they have ripped before or will try to do again.
sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 05:42:42 PM
For what it's worth, I'm glad the people who wanted their refunds got their coin back.  And I'm glad this community is willing to watch out for each other regarding scams.  One of these days, I hope it becomes apparent how much a negative community opinion is a self-fulling prophecy, even if the opinion is based on uncertain information.  It would also be nice if we had a more elegant way to approach these questionable situations. 

In the end, CTSMiner is no more.  The only things lost were transactiosn fees, the time spend tro updating the thread, and the truth of whatever intentions were behind the endeavor.  Time to move on to better things.  I heard ASICMiner announced their next chip specs.


+1

That's better , you had me worried there for a sec.
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January 29, 2014, 05:39:21 PM
For what it's worth, I'm glad the people who wanted their refunds got their coin back.  And I'm glad this community is willing to watch out for each other regarding scams.  One of these days, I hope it becomes apparent how much a negative community opinion is a self-fulling prophecy, even if the opinion is based on uncertain information.  It would also be nice if we had a more elegant way to approach these questionable situations.  

In the end, CTSMiner is no more.  The only things lost were transactiosn fees, the time spend tro updating the thread, and the truth of whatever intentions were behind the endeavor.  Time to move on to better things.  I heard ASICMiner announced their next chip specs.
sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 05:39:06 PM

Great Dave. Out of everyone in this mess you were the only one I truly felt was victimized here.

Enjoy the rest of your day.

agreed
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January 29, 2014, 05:38:27 PM
The heat was so intense that that water cooling system of theirs could not handle it. They had no choice. A victory for the bitcoin community.
This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

Well if you believe that watch out. The aliens are watching you and they are coming to attack us soon.
Do you honestly believe they refunded the bitcoin because some government agency was pounding on their door?  I would guess they refunded the bitcoin because the project was defunct, even if they had a successful product.  (shrug)  Doesn't matter now. 


Seriously dude ?

There was no company, no project, no product, no contribution, it was a scam from start to finish.

The only one looking like an idiot right now is you with that statement. Sorry.
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January 29, 2014, 05:32:12 PM
All online services have been taken down due to scam accusations.


The response to our products has been very poor.
The CTS Miner project is now closed.

Refunds are being processed now as per refund policy.

Good bye, don't come back.
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January 29, 2014, 05:29:21 PM
The heat was so intense that that water cooling system of theirs could not handle it. They had no choice. A victory for the bitcoin community.
This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

Well if you believe that watch out. The aliens are watching you and they are coming to attack us soon.
Do you honestly believe they refunded the bitcoin because some government agency was pounding on their door?  I would guess they refunded the bitcoin because the project was defunct, even if they had a successful product.  (shrug)  Doesn't matter now. 
sr. member
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January 29, 2014, 05:28:27 PM
The heat was so intense that that water cooling system of theirs could not handle it. They had no choice. A victory for the bitcoin community.
This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

Well if you believe that watch out. The aliens are watching you and they are coming to attack us soon.
hero member
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January 29, 2014, 05:28:09 PM
I agree. A lot of things here still do not add up but committing a crime to solve a crime is not how it should be done.


I concur.

They were a scam. 100%. Can we get that clear?

"Rebecca" contacted me because of my "blackmail" (I think someone called it that). I wanted answers.

I'm sorry to disappoint, but Rebecca has a penis.

HE is in a living hell right now, which is exactly where he should be for this scam.
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BintexFutures
January 29, 2014, 05:26:43 PM
The heat was so intense that that water cooling system of theirs could not handle it. They had no choice. A victory for the bitcoin community.
This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

wut?
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January 29, 2014, 05:25:20 PM

This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

LOL!
I don't know if they were legit or not.  Maybe some good was done here.  I wish it had been handled with a little more grace.
legendary
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January 29, 2014, 05:21:55 PM
I agree. A lot of things here still do not add up but committing a crime to solve a crime is not how it should be done.


I concur.
legendary
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January 29, 2014, 05:20:49 PM

This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 

LOL!
full member
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January 29, 2014, 05:19:08 PM
The heat was so intense that that water cooling system of theirs could not handle it. They had no choice. A victory for the bitcoin community.
This is not a victory for the bitcoin community.  This is a complete and utter failure of this community, and a shining example of why bitcoin is handled with mistrust.  They advertised the best product on the market, and this community managed to twist the truth until everyone believed it was a scam.  Now we've lost their contribution to the scene, and made ourselves look like idiots to the governmental agencies that were contacted to chase them down.

Well done. 
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