Coinabul owes me 241.96 BTC | Bitcointalksearch.org

chaosPT

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Quote from: DirtyRandy on October 28, 2013, 12:40:35 AM

Coinabul owes me for 4 orders dating back to june 2013, totaling 241.96btc. I had just begun to comes to terms with never seeing my gold or btc again, until I get a call from a friend who said he got an email Friday saying some of his orders had shipped. I'm seeing on here that a few other people also got emails Friday saying their orders were shipping. I didn't get any email, so I'm still fucked. Lesson is research who you do business with before risking your BTC.

ps - FUCK YOU COINABUL.

Wow thats really a lot of Bitcoin

You should trade it will smaller amount but more trasaction so you wont get screw at once .

hashman

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After 6 months sadly I must report here as Nolan no longer responds to my email. I am out 0.9 BTC and have only been given the run around.

batmanbad

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Holy fuck thats a lot of bitcoin...

Total comes out to be at current rates - $125,900

Damnn. Class action law suit?

bitsalame

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Preaching the gospel of Satoshi

Also got scammed by Jay Shore / Nolan.
We need to start organizing ourselves to sue his ass.

trixster67

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this is pretty easy to straighten out or at least get to the bottom of what is up. Higher a Attorney you can remain anonymous (client / attorney) while they do all the work filing suits, leans, private investigators etc. You are protected even if authorities question lawyer. that bounty you put up will cover it i'm sure. No matter what you do attorney is the way to go, hell look at mobsters or drug king pins they have attorneys do their work for them not saying you are one

C.Steven

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Quote from: DirtyRandy on March 02, 2014, 03:56:24 AM

Posting "Jay Shore's" info does really do anything for me. I'm not in the business of violence so I'm not sure what you think I should/would do with the info. I have since been contacted by a "Nolan" at coinabul, who said there was no way I am getting the BTC back but if I would send them the info they wanted, they would ship my gold. I have found myself in need of the money so I gave in and sent them the info(almost 5 weeks ago) and have yet to get what I ordered. At this ponit I know it's a long shot but at least I can still warn people about doing business with them.

Seriously, 240BTC (over $100,000 atm) is a huge amount of money. Have you done any legal action yet?

zolace

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Seems like he might do good with a few people so he can get away with scamming one person, happens on ebay all the time

vipgelsi

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Not a nice person.

bryant.coleman

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How risky is it to file a lawsuit against him in the US?

bitwinwin

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Quote from: DirtyRandy on October 28, 2013, 12:40:35 AM

Coinabul owes me for 4 orders dating back to june 2013, totaling 241.96btc. I had just begun to comes to terms with never seeing my gold or btc again, until I get a call from a friend who said he got an email Friday saying some of his orders had shipped. I'm seeing on here that a few other people also got emails Friday saying their orders were shipping. I didn't get any email, so I'm still fucked. Lesson is research who you do business with before risking your BTC.

ps - FUCK YOU COINABUL.

They owe me 2 kruggerrands as well!

donking

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This is an image of the coinabul man.

Jay Shore / Nolan Gisser is probably just the same guy with different emails and aliases, but those names could be fake.

But it should be possible to track the person down when you know how he looks like.

He has some ties to Encinitas, California. He probably grew up there. And it is a pretty small city with 60000 people.

So if one where to go around town showing this picture one would eventually find somebody who knew who he was. Probably his parents
still live there.

It is also possible to go to the police and report that various cases that he is scamming and collecting money for goods
not delivered.

DirtyRandy

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Posting "Jay Shore's" info does really do anything for me. I'm not in the business of violence so I'm not sure what you think I should/would do with the info. I have since been contacted by a "Nolan" at coinabul, who said there was no way I am getting the BTC back but if I would send them the info they wanted, they would ship my gold. I have found myself in need of the money so I gave in and sent them the info(almost 5 weeks ago) and have yet to get what I ordered. At this ponit I know it's a long shot but at least I can still warn people about doing business with them.

Sonny

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on February 04, 2014, 04:47:44 AM

Quote from: BTCAgent on February 04, 2014, 03:47:05 AM

Home:
Jay Shore
8527 Sugarman Dr
La Jolla, San Diego County, CA 92037-2228

He is not that stupid to stay in the US even after doing all those scams. He might have fled to some non-deportation country many many months ago.

Agree with Bryant.

Off-topic question: For all those big bitcoin scammers and hackers, has anyone of them been captured and paid back what they took?

bryant.coleman

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Quote from: BTCAgent on February 04, 2014, 03:47:05 AM

Home:
Jay Shore
8527 Sugarman Dr
La Jolla, San Diego County, CA 92037-2228

He is not that stupid to stay in the US even after doing all those scams. He might have fled to some non-deportation country many many months ago.

BTCAgent

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Home:
Jay Shore
8527 Sugarman Dr
La Jolla, San Diego County, CA 92037-2228

P.O. BOX:
Coinabul, LLC.
P.O. Box 235985
Encinitas, San Diego County, CA 92023-5985

Telephone numbers:
+1 (858) 657-0020
+1 (213) 599-7285
+1 (760) 282-4529
+1 (321) 222-7748

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AmericanBit

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Quote from: DirtyRandy on December 05, 2013, 02:45:11 PM

Seems like a plan, If anyone can help in the return of my BTC I will offer a reward of 41.96 BTC. The "Help" must result in the return of my BTC to claim the reward. Happy Hunting

now you have to start posting that in the forums...definitely reddit needs to know

gpun

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Thats a decent bounty haha

DirtyRandy

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Seems like a plan, If anyone can help in the return of my BTC I will offer a reward of 41.96 BTC. The "Help" must result in the return of my BTC to claim the reward. Happy Hunting

Joukahainen

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I received a couple of orders from Coinabul about half a year ago, though it took about two months from the purchase to receive those. Have not ordered from there since that.

I did recently order from http://bitcoincommodities.com/ .That seller was fast (got the product about a week from order) and the prices where ok.

Ordered also from Agora Commodities around a week ago. Many seem to be telling that they are fast but I have not heard anything from them yet. Must ask soon from them if there is some kind of trouble with the order.

AmericanBit

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Quote from: DirtyRandy on November 30, 2013, 09:13:22 PM

If you have a workable solution to getting my BTC back I'm all ears. I sent coinabul an offer that I would submit the AML info they wanted, but only after the btc was transferred to a 3rd party escrow service of my choosing. I don't think they were interested in my offer, so I'm still fucked.

Well if I were you, Id offer a reward in the 50-100k range. Just say, its none of my business how the money gets returned, there is just a reward if it is returned. Someone knows the person in charge, and may turn on him...put a price on getting the money back. As Obama says, "All options are on the table at this point". That is what I did when someone in Australia scammed me. I found the person on Facebook, and started sending him pictures of his friends and family. Needless to say, he is in the process of paying me back now. True Story, hope that helps

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