ChangeNow.io (Evercode Lab) - Scam. Illegally holding of 100 BCH (11 bitcoins). - page 9.

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Quote from: Bazinga442 on September 18, 2018, 12:57:18 PM

Making empty threats again are we doc? Is this how you treat your patients? No more nicey nicey? You sound very angry, why?

Changenow has had over 2 months to report this issue to the authorities, but are yet to and never will. Your non existent legal department will "investigate" this issue forever it seems, anonymously offcourse.

About being raped. Are you speaking from experience? Because frankly, I think you belong in prison yourself. Since you have a thing for boys, that would present the perfect opportunity for you? Woudn't it?

It is clear changenow are scammers. They kept the crypto belonging to the OP for over two months and cite AML/KYC policy.... shame on you scammers.

Thanks to the OP we all know you are a bunch of thieves, common criminals and scammers.

Return the funds back to the OP

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 01:17:40 PM

The question is why the OP does not want to cooperate.

I said many times I do not work with shit like your "company". You were to return everything on my first demand. Now whole your bunch(Changelly, Changenow, Atomic, Guarda) have a problems

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Quote from: Bazinga442 on September 18, 2018, 12:57:18 PM

Changenow has had over 2 months to report this issue to the authorities, but are yet to and never will.

Exchange is not obliged to inform anyone about the actions. I think they have informed to the relevant authorities for a long time. The question is why the OP does not want to cooperate. What is the problem? Every time he says "give me back my coins." I think if he immediately announced the desire to return coins, the exchange returned them. But this idiot for some reason sent someone else's ID... two times. Now the return is impossible without the participation of a third party = investigative authorities.

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 11:48:23 AM

Making empty threats again are we doc? Is this how you treat your patients? No more nicey nicey? You sound very angry, why?

Changenow has had over 2 months to report this issue to the authorities, but are yet to and never will. Your non existent legal department will "investigate" this issue forever it seems, anonymously offcourse.

About being raped. Are you speaking from experience? Because frankly, I think you belong in prison yourself. Since you have a thing for boys, that would present the perfect opportunity for you? Woudn't it?

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Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 11:21:03 AM

Belize IBC companies from $650 US
Government License fee    $100 US
Registered Office / Agent    $200 US
Preparation & registration of company    $350 US
Total    $650 US

Thank you, I did not know what is offshore... I see you are well-known for all the mechanisms of scammers. Maybe 100 BCH also came from offshore? And stop calling me changenow, idiot.

You made a forgery by sending someone else's ID to the address of the legal entity! It does not matter where they are registered! Forgery, this is a forgery in any country, including yours, so you can lose your ass in the end. You understand, Mr. X. You remind me of someone who teases a lion in a cage, relying on iron and its anonymity, but how will you talk if a criminal case is opened against you in Europol. I think you'll do in your pants first, and then you'll go to the prison to delight big boys by your's ass.

There you will write the book "My struggle with ChangeNow"... (Crying)

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 09:39:34 AM

By the way, as I understand, the exchange is a legal entity, right? What do you say now?

Of course no, You can not block someone's money if you just spent $ 650 idiot. You will be a thief if you do this.

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Belize IBC companies from $650 US
Government License fee    $100 US
Registered Office / Agent    $200 US
Preparation & registration of company    $350 US
Total    $650 US

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Quote from: JollyGood on September 18, 2018, 10:14:19 AM

Quote from: Bazinga442 on September 18, 2018, 10:07:36 AM

oi, naughty professor cum psychologist. Are you a lawyer now too? Your exchange is illegal and that's why the OP has exercised his rights by refusing to send you his documents. You are not just operating illegally, you keep hiding behind anonymity, which raises red flags. If I opened an exchange tomorrow and asked for your ID, would you send it to me? You don't seem to understand the fact your exchange is operating illegally uh?

And by the way doctor, I see an earlier poster called you out on your stupidity. And within a few minutes you are here beating your chest, trying to claim things your are not. We see through you, but will indulge your little fantasies. Because you are nothing more than a useless shitposter cum shill cum scammer.

It is so clear that changenow are big scammers who use selective scamming process to steal from people so anybody claiming otherwise must be oblivious to the obvious

It's also clear that you are "scam troll" screaming "SCAAAAM" here and there. Everybody should check your trust first Grin

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Quote from: Bazinga442 on September 18, 2018, 10:07:36 AM

oi, naughty professor cum psychologist. Are you a lawyer now too? Your exchange is illegal and that's why the OP has exercised his rights by refusing to send you his documents. You are not just operating illegally, you keep hiding behind anonymity, which raises red flags. If I opened an exchange tomorrow and asked for your ID, would you send it to me? You don't seem to understand the fact your exchange is operating illegally uh?

And by the way doctor, I see an earlier poster called you out on your stupidity. And within a few minutes you are here beating your chest, trying to claim things your are not. We see through you, but will indulge your little fantasies. Because you are nothing more than a useless shitposter cum shill cum scammer.

It is so clear that changenow are big scammers who use selective scamming process to steal from people so anybody claiming otherwise must be oblivious to the obvious truth

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 09:39:34 AM

Quote from: User44a on September 18, 2018, 08:31:40 AM

There is not a single law preventing you from sending the money back to OP...
What legal grounds are you talking about?

For example, you can read here:

https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/effect-of-forgery-on-a-contract-37071

«Basics of Forgery
Forgery is usually considered a crime when a person creates a false document or alters a genuine one with the intent to defraud. Some criminal statutes also require the person making the forgery to benefit from it in some way. For example, someone may change a check worth $100 to $1,000. If a person makes a forgery, he or she may be subject to criminal punishment, including imprisonment or a fine. Additionally, he or she may face civil liability.»

https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/penalty-for-forgery.cfm

«With the intent to defraud
In order to be guilty of forgery, the defendant must have intended to defraud someone or some entity, such as a government agency (though the fraud need not have been completed). This element prevents people who possess or sign fraudulent documents, without knowing that the documents are false, from being subject to criminal liability. For instance, if you purchase a used car, but later find out that the title to the car was forged by the seller, you would not be subject to forgery charges for the possession of the forged title because you had no intent to defraud.»

By the way, as I understand, the exchange is a legal entity, right? What do you say now?

oi, naughty professor cum psychologist. Are you a lawyer now too? Your exchange is illegal and that's why the OP has exercised his rights by refusing to send you his documents. You are not just operating illegally, you keep hiding behind anonymity, which raises red flags. If I opened an exchange tomorrow and asked for your ID, would you send it to me? You don't seem to understand the fact your exchange is operating illegally uh?

And by the way doctor, I see an earlier poster called you out on your stupidity. And within a few minutes you were here beating your chest, trying to claim things you are not. We see through you doc, but will indulge your little fantasies. Even though you are nothing more than a useless shitposter, cum shill, cum scammer.

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Quote from: User44a on September 18, 2018, 08:31:40 AM

There is not a single law preventing you from sending the money back to OP...
What legal grounds are you talking about?

For example, you can read here:

https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/effect-of-forgery-on-a-contract-37071

«Basics of Forgery
Forgery is usually considered a crime when a person creates a false document or alters a genuine one with the intent to defraud. Some criminal statutes also require the person making the forgery to benefit from it in some way. For example, someone may change a check worth $100 to $1,000. If a person makes a forgery, he or she may be subject to criminal punishment, including imprisonment or a fine. Additionally, he or she may face civil liability.»

https://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/penalty-for-forgery.cfm

«With the intent to defraud
In order to be guilty of forgery, the defendant must have intended to defraud someone or some entity, such as a government agency (though the fraud need not have been completed). This element prevents people who possess or sign fraudulent documents, without knowing that the documents are false, from being subject to criminal liability. For instance, if you purchase a used car, but later find out that the title to the car was forged by the seller, you would not be subject to forgery charges for the possession of the forged title because you had no intent to defraud.»

By the way, as I understand, the exchange is a legal entity, right? What do you say now?

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Quote from: JollyGood on September 17, 2018, 05:38:28 PM

And you think changenow are not scammers?

Of course ChangeNow is a SCAM, they just stole $70,000 and are hiding behind a non-existent legal team.

Quote from: Polina_ChangeNOW on September 14, 2018, 11:37:04 AM

As for the refund - we will refund the OP as soon as we have legal grounds for that. We really hope that this situation is resolved as soon as possible.

There is not a single law preventing you from sending the money back to OP unless you are absolutely certain they were involved in a crime. In that case they would have to be turned over to the agency investigating that particular crime and not held by you.
What legal grounds are you talking about? @Polina_ChangeNOW

Thank you very much!

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Quote from: Bazinga442 on September 18, 2018, 07:27:52 AM

Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 07:19:29 AM

I'm not 10 years old, psychology is my profession, so it's ridiculous for me to see how you insert links to your "investigations" in each of your messages. True, it's very childish.

LOL! I"ve head it all in this thread. Ladies and gents, we have a psychologist in our midst? Professional in what if I may ask? Scamming? LOL! dang your ego, little man.

At least this thread has some humour considering having 110 BCH is no laughing matter at all.

The only good thing to come of this nonsense so far is that changenow/evercode/atomic swaps are not to be trusted and we can all thank the OP for his excellent work for bringing it to our attention.

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Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 07:28:26 AM

Yes, your Changelly. I never passed KYC there but I have whitelisted account and exchanged hundreds of BTC.

I exchanged millions of BTC, and yesterday in my backyard landed landing Martians ... These are just words, nothing more. Interestingly, you exchanged "hundreds of BTC" for Changelly, that is, everything was OK, and now, you are accusing them of collaborating with ChangeNow, everything is already bad... Correct? I do not understand why now you're blaming something Changelly...

Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 07:28:26 AM

No, it's yours. You as well as second idiot matej krkic are representatives of this St. Petersburg bunch and you receives money for your stupid trolling

You talk too much unnecessary words, moving away from a direct answer. You called me troll because I disagree with you. Probably, you had a difficult childhood, no one paid any attention to you, did not take your shit opinion into account, and now everyone who disagrees, becomes trolls. True? Just answer:

What was the need to send fake IDs 2 times?

Tell your friend Bazinga442 that the opinion of people with a liquid brain does not interest me.

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 07:19:29 AM

Changelly is not mine, like changenow and the rest.

No, it's yours. You as well as second idiot matej krkic are representatives of this St. Petersburg bunch and you receives money for your stupid trolling

Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 07:19:29 AM

Now about serious. Did not you know that the exchange of such amount will not pass? There is no exchange that would do this without demanding KYC.

Yes, your Changelly. I never passed KYC there but I have whitelisted account and exchanged hundreds of BTC. I'm sure you know about it but you are just peace of crap and you will continue to spread your shit

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 07:19:29 AM

I'm not 10 years old, psychology is my profession, so it's ridiculous for me to see how you insert links to your "investigations" in each of your messages. True, it's very childish.

LOL! I"ve heard it all in this thread. Ladies and gents, we have a psychologist in our midst? Professional in what if I may ask? Scamming? LOL! dang your ego, little man.

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Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 06:51:29 AM

Yes, but your Changelly had no such problems earlier

Changelly is not mine, like changenow and the rest.

Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 06:51:29 AM

Of course, I wanted these servants to fall behind me quickly Grin

Your words make me think that I'm in dialogue with an idiot. If you sent them a photo of your ass, you would be right, because if you follow your logic, it was the ass that replaced your head. You can leave the words and say directly what was the need to send fake IDs 2 times?

Now about serious. Did not you know that the exchange of such amount will not pass? There is no exchange that would do this without demanding KYC. Man, you start to amuse me, trying to make yourself a naive idiot. I'm not 10 years old, psychology is my profession, so it's ridiculous for me to see how you insert links to your "investigations" in each of your messages. True, it's very childish.

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Quote from: ni23457 on September 18, 2018, 06:51:29 AM

Changelly, Atomic and Guarda

This information means a lot to newbies and those unaware of how these scammers work by taking in your funds then "freezing" them by saying citing AML/KYC. Even after ID verification is complete these scammers refuse to release funds.

Thanks to the OP we are all better off now we can avoid these scammers.

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 06:10:44 AM

Most exchanges will be requested from you by KYC if the daily limit is exceeded (on average 2 BTC),

Yes, but your Changelly had no such problems earlier(there are hundreds of BTC earlier) and I confused them. But your proxy ChangeNOW was too stupid and now your St Petersburg bunch does not know how to save face.

Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 06:10:44 AM

Fact number 2: Mr. Nobility sends a picture from Google. The question is, why did'nt he immediately, before sending pictures, create a theme about "fraud" here? Why he sent fake twice? The main noise - "bad exchange, offends such a good OP."

Of course, I wanted these servants to fall behind me quickly Grin

But like I said, they were too stupid and they pulled to the bottom not only themselves but also Changelly, Atomic and Guarda

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Quote from: Vizefog on September 18, 2018, 06:10:44 AM

Quote from: cruso on September 18, 2018, 05:12:43 AM

Since you know them so well, could you please provide any information about them? Who are their founders?

Well, again, I am accused of the relationship with the exchange, only because I do not say "thank you, generous and noble OP". You are crazy? Yes, I have my views on this situation, and I do not hide the fact that I consider OP guilty of this problem. Most exchanges will be requested from you by KYC if the daily limit is exceeded (on average 2 BTC), and OP changed the equivalent of 11 BTC! This is the first fact. Fact number 2: Mr. Nobility sends a picture from Google. The question is, why did'nt he immediately, before sending pictures, create a theme about "fraud" here? Why he sent fake twice? The main noise - "bad exchange, offends such a good OP."

Quote from: cruso on September 18, 2018, 05:12:43 AM

That does not justify stealing $70K

If you are not redneck, you should know such an expression as "presumption of innocence". What theft you say, you blockhead.

Redneck maybe, block head NO! Grin

You're a know nothing, low IQ individual, and I'll give you a quick example why.

Let us pretend for a minute that the op and Privcoin are one and the same.

The op sends the 1st payment, the exchange is blocked, and the funds are stolen by Changenow.

Changenow proceeds to ask the op for verification, which he has so far refused.

The op then tries another exchange and makes another payment to Changenow. This, knowing fully well that the funds could be stolen and KYC demanded.

You see how stupid you sound? When I called you that, I did not use the word lightly or mean it as an insult. I said it because you are indeed stupid.

Have a nice day.

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Quote from: cruso on September 18, 2018, 05:12:43 AM

Since you know them so well, could you please provide any information about them? Who are their founders?

Well, again, I am accused of the relationship with the exchange, only because I do not say "thank you, generous and noble OP". You are crazy? Yes, I have my views on this situation, and I do not hide the fact that I consider OP guilty of this problem. Most exchanges will be requested from you by KYC if the daily limit is exceeded (on average 2 BTC), and OP changed the equivalent of 11 BTC! This is the first fact. Fact number 2: Mr. Nobility sends a picture from Google. The question is, why did'nt he immediately, before sending pictures, create a theme about "fraud" here? Why he sent fake twice? The main noise - "bad exchange, offends such a good OP."

Quote from: cruso on September 18, 2018, 05:12:43 AM

That does not justify stealing $70K

If you are not redneck, you should know such an expression as "presumption of innocence". What theft you say, you blockhead.

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