Bitcoin: There is no justice in this game. - page 2.

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Quote from: bbit on March 02, 2012, 12:46:00 AM

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:45:01 AM

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.778859

If anybody wants to put money on this, I point you here.

good stuff Wink

how are we going to determine the "stolen coins" have been returned?

Moreso, why would anyone trust a jobless tard like Atlas to pay for them when he loses since he's wriggled out of every single bet he has lost to date on these forums. He's just a self-important. Ignore and move on.

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Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:45:01 AM

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.778859

If anybody wants to put money on this, I point you here.

good stuff Wink

how are we going to determine the "stolen coins" have been returned?

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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.778859

If anybody wants to put money on this, I point you here.

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Quote from: Matthew N. Wright on March 02, 2012, 12:20:49 AM

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

They aren't getting their coins back.

You know this how exactly?

The police rarely recover actual stolen property. What makes you think it can be recovered from a tor-using, computer specialist? Not only that, the money is going to be so tightly laundered that you'll have another thousand rings to jump through.

No agency, no investigation team is capable of untying this even with financial incentive slightly lower than the funds that can be recovered.

The only way there will be a recovery is if the perp is a complete retard and left his information tied to the crime.

He's going to be too smart for that.

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Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:25:02 AM

Quote from: bbit on March 02, 2012, 12:22:06 AM

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

They aren't getting their coins back.

Don't expect the government to look out for you and don't expect the community to refund you when you fail to keep up your security; especially when it comes to large amounts of Bitcoins. This money can't be printed out of thin air and the police aren't going to do hard-core online investigations for free.

All businesses are on their own in the Bitcoin realm. We might as well get use to it.

Security can get to the point to where any security breach results in minimal loss. Offline wallets with manual approval seems to be the course to go. Bayesian transaction approval could also be made -- for a significant cost.

You will get your hand held when we get a security standards agency and when its respective software is released. Until then, this isn't PeeWee's Playhouse.

two words: bitcoin police https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Police

one of these days someone will get caught ...

Would you put money on that?

bitcoin yes Wink

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Quote from: bbit on March 02, 2012, 12:22:06 AM

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

They aren't getting their coins back.

Don't expect the government to look out for you and don't expect the community to refund you when you fail to keep up your security; especially when it comes to large amounts of Bitcoins. This money can't be printed out of thin air and the police aren't going to do hard-core online investigations for free.

All businesses are on their own in the Bitcoin realm. We might as well get use to it.

Security can get to the point to where any security breach results in minimal loss. Offline wallets with manual approval seems to be the course to go. Bayesian transaction approval could also be made -- for a significant cost.

You will get your hand held when we get a security standards agency and when its respective software is released. Until then, this isn't PeeWee's Playhouse.

two words: bitcoin police https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Police

one of these days someone will get caught ...

Would you put money on that?

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Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

They aren't getting their coins back.

Don't expect the government to look out for you and don't expect the community to refund you when you fail to keep up your security; especially when it comes to large amounts of Bitcoins. This money can't be printed out of thin air and the police aren't going to do hard-core online investigations for free.

All businesses are on their own in the Bitcoin realm. We might as well get use to it.

Security can get to the point to where any security breach results in minimal loss. Offline wallets with manual approval seems to be the course to go. Bayesian transaction approval could also be made -- for a significant cost.

You will get your hand held when we get a security standards agency and when its respective software is released. Until then, this isn't PeeWee's Playhouse.

two words: bitcoin police https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Police

one of these days someone will get caught ...

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Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

They aren't getting their coins back.

You know this how exactly?

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

All businesses are on their own in the Bitcoin realm. We might as well get use to it.

You're out of the loop. You are also apparently clueless to the efforts of the community to assist those robbed.

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

Security can get to the point to where any security breach results in minimal loss. Offline wallets with manual approval seems to be the course to go.

No one wants your snake oil Atlas.

Quote from: Jon on March 02, 2012, 12:15:39 AM

You will get your hand held when we get a security standards agengy and when its respective software is released. Until then, this isn't PeeWee's Playhouse.

Au contrare, you're the annoying talking chair.

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They aren't getting their coins back.

Don't expect the government to look out for you and don't expect the community to refund you when you fail to keep up your security; especially when it comes to large amounts of Bitcoins. This money can't be printed out of thin air and the police aren't going to do hard-core online investigations for free.

All businesses are on their own in the Bitcoin realm. We might as well get use to it.

Security can get to the point to where any security breach results in minimal loss. Offline wallets with manual approval seems to be the course to go. Bayesian transaction approval could also be made -- for a significant cost.

You will get your hand held when we get a security standards agency and when its respective software is released. Until then, this isn't PeeWee's Playhouse.

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