Topic: Coinbet.cc -- $340,000 stolen, the worst 45 days of my life. [Long] - page 13. (Read 41592 times)

i'm not sure he is helping yet.  he's private messaged me to get money or skype with him.  he hasn't shared any relevant information.  

Okay, so I stand corrected - you are helping as you're the one who's publishing the IPs. But my initial thought still remain - why are you trying to make money instead of being genuine?

yesware.com

If you want to know how to avoid having your emails tracked PM me..

Starting Nmap 5.21 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2014-04-22
Nmap scan report for c-71-57-149-160.hsd1.fl.comcast.net (71.57.149.160)
Host is up.
All 1000 scanned ports on c-71-57-149-160.hsd1.fl.comcast.net (71.57.149.160) are filtered

Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 202.01 seconds

Why are trying to capitalize on this situation? And setting a bar at 200btc? Anyone who experienced a loss as a result of their fraud should be entitled, regardless of the amount. Looks like you're targeting people who can pay you. You need to be reported - it's people like you who make this scene look bad.

You see others are actually helping; providing names and IPs... You on the other hand are trying to make a buck. Do us a favor and get the fuck off this forum. You're worst than coinbet.

I didn't read the thread to see whether you have a claim against them or not, but whoever does is probably better off starting with a civil route instead of criminal.  You can hire a lawyer and have him move on it ASAP instead of waiting for authorities to figure out what the hell bitcoin is and whether a crime has been committed.  The barriers are much lower for things like subpoenas when doing a civil trial.  Once you get to the discovery phase you'll be able to get all kinds of information about Coinbet's operations which then can be handed to the authorities on a platter.  It's good to get the authorities involved very early on because they will help to gather evidence, but hiring a lawyer for a civil path would be my first move.

 If anyone could pass the info i have to the proper parties FBI etc..would be greatly appreciated for all..Would be easy for them to figure out..

if you have lost 200btc or more in coinbet, then send me PM. I will give you full information about owners. is paid service, you pay first or escrow

Indeed. That's the home address of Paul Regan, the man behind Coinbet.cc (later on someone named Michael Carter, a black-hat spammer [someone who makes a living by spamming and manipulating search engine results so you don't find what you are looking for but you end up on his site instead]  joined in and they became partners but he is the original creator the man who started it all)

http://simonsblogpark.com/onlinegambling/coinbet-cc-another-bitcoin-casino-scam-exposed-side-story/

More info about it there, check the screenshot of our email conversation. I also spoke to him on the phone. I actually probably have his phone number too somewhere and he is indeed from Florida. Let me know if I can help more. We will get this bastard!

Here is everything i have so far , to recap as far as IPs go, as soon as i confronted them they went AWOL but my emails are still being opened

First Email


Is coinbet closed ? How do I receive my remaining balance ?

CoinBet® Support
Apr 19 (2 days ago)

to me
Thanks for emailing. We are going through every verified account and issuing payouts as time allows, in order of player account. In the event a rollover requirement was not met, players will be refunded their deposits. If rollover requirements were met, then the balance or a negotiated amount will be issued instead. Please allow some time for us to work our way through everyone, as there's a large list of players. We appreciate your patience.

Opened message
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014

Second Email

So your saying none of the money won will be paid if rollover requirements is not met ? Even though I did not have time to meet the rollover requirement ? That is total bullshit, if you check my play I was well on pace to meet rollover requirement , and I have made several requests to find out what my rollover was , with no response or answer . Do you then refund the losing players there deposits as well? Makes no sense, it should be a percentage of your winnings based on the bonus amount(which i did not even want)

Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014

Third Email in respone to the email below ( This is the one that must have got sent around there company )

CoinBet® Support
Apr 19 (2 days ago)

to me
Please note we are not representatives of CoinBet, we are an asset liquidation firm that handles bankruptcy liquidations, estate sales, and other forms of liquidation procedures. We were retained by Coinbet to ensure proper liquidation of all assets, communication with outstanding accounts, and payment of outstanding debt. All outstanding debts and accounts will be paid out in accordance with the arrangement made by Coinbet and the sale of all related assets.

ME to CoinBet®
What Is name and number  of firm I will have my lawyers contact you Monday morning ? Address to please

ME to Coinbet@
to CoinBet®
I know your in sag harbor washington, THE US! , send me my money and this goes away,

 
AND THEN GOES THE PANIC (This goes from newest to oldest, so New York, NY is the last person to open the email)

about 1 hour ago
Recipient opened    New York, NY
70.208.80.163    UIWebView iPhone    Apr 21, 2014
about 3 hours ago

Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 19 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 19 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 19 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 19 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 20 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 20 hours ago
Recipient opened    Graham, WA
98.125.180.93    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Graham, WA
98.125.180.93    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Graham, WA
98.125.180.93    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
1 day ago
Recipient opened    Gig Harbor, WA
75.121.237.103    Safari Macintosh    Apr 19, 2014
         
         

These are multiple emails are forwards between them not realizing i am still tracking via my original email being in there replies

The New York address is new and just opened all the emails this morning, if we could figure out who that is would be very helpful

That's a great idea for tracking them down.  It would work for a lot of Bitcoin scammers who wouldn't think that reading an email would give away their IP address.

71.57.149.160 is c-71-57-149-160.hsd1.fl.comcast.net, a completely normal residential address.  VPN's don't use addresses like those and I've never seen a TOR exit node use one either.  Unless they're proxying through botnet controlled machines or open proxies (both unlikely IMO), it's highly likely that it's their actual home account.  Especially with the iPhone since configuring that to use anonymous proxies would be a pain.  What is the IP address from the iPhone request?

I'll do a bit more investigating of that IP, but generally the only way to get the owner's information is to subpoena the ISP which requires a court order.

Edit: It's not listed in any lists of known proxies and it's not on any blacklists.  This means it's even more likely to be the person's normal home connection.  All ports are filtered, so there's no additional information that can be gained that way (well, not currently, ports could open later though).

BitcoinzRulez, answer in private message or skype or email!

Holy crap this thread is really eye opening for people who dont know and havent tried coinbet.

just now every email is opened in NY This morning

Opened message
Reader location: New York, NY via UIWebView iPhone    Apr 21 (about 3 hours ago

Update:

My emails to support are now be opened in West Palm Beach Florida, not sure if anyone can help with this

Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 18 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 18 hours ago
Recipient opened    West Palm Beach, FL
71.57.149.160    Chrome Windows    Apr 20, 2014
about 18 hours ago

going to post this in both threads for now

No kidding.  When I was reading the story, about at the point he said he went broke 18 times and kept reloading, I realized how much money could be made from gambling.  And that is just legitimately taking bets.

I'm not too familiar with sports betting.  Was what Coinbet.cc offered guaranteed to lose money for the majority of players?  Like with casinos?  Or was it supposed to be player vs. player with Coinbet taking a small cut?

Just an honest question, I´m curious. You´re here for the comedy, right?
I mean, no worries, do what you what. It´s a good niche for that business. You could make some btc with bitcoin jokes.

Depends where you live. Even if it is regulated where you live it doesn't mean you country is going to be able to anything for you if the company exists overseas and is subject to their laws only. Not to mention they probably aren't going to give you much help considering the transactions are in Bitcoin and not in fiat.

Isn't Internet gambling unregulated so therefore it is a dangerous thing or am I wrong?