Topic: Coinbet.cc -- $340,000 stolen, the worst 45 days of my life. [Long] - page 16. (Read 41592 times)

You made many posts trying to stop people from investigating the ownership of Coinbet and trying to talk them out of taking legal action, with law enforcement or with lawyers.

Now you're trying to stop Rulez from spreading the word of what occurred.

Hmmm.....

Of course they will reband. They may have done it already. We have to find that book and say it's a scam in this forum. We don't post it all over the press.

Don't be so sure about that. They might rebrand and will be back.

Rulez goes public and we are all screwed. I bet .01 on Ponzis. It's the same as playing a scratch off ticket. It's for fun. I'm not a degen. Coinbet is out of business. No one can play there. Rulez doesn't care about us and the other guy just wants to promote his forum.

"Rulez thinks he's going to do an interview saying that he gambles illegally with Bitcoins. This is going to hurt all of us that bet with Bitcoins."

a) This entire subforum is threads about people gambling with bitcoins.
Note the subforum is called "Gambling" and it's in a Bitcoin forum.
So why don't you stop posting here?



b) Gambling with bitcoins is not illegal. At least not in the USA.




"Rulez is screwing all of us because he's a degenerate gambles."

As you are someone who "gambles" on idiotic Ponzis on this site, you do know a lot about degenerate gambling.

Coinbet's out of business. You can't hurt them. Rulez thinks he's going to do an interview saying that he gambles illegally with Bitcoins. This is going to hurt all of us that bet with Bitcoins. This is exactly what they government needs to shut down Bitcoin gambling. Legion is right. Rulez is screwing all of us because he's a degenerate gambles.

IMHO the problem of hunting scammers should be taken to the professionals. There must be number of dedicated agencies which can be hired to trace online scams, with good connections to police and eventually FBI. It's naive to leave this job to amateur hunters on this forum, considering the 350.000 US$ amount lost.

Oh i see, so bets on sports like i have in my country on gas stations etc..

Sports book = place you can gamble on sports events (football, basketball, etc.)
I guess he is calling those sports book only taking fiat as "cash sports books".

captain, can someone explain me what sports book is or what cash book is? sorry for asking stupid questions....

I'm not familiar with casinos but my feeling is that the bitcoin sports books are much more honest than the cash books. The customer service is better with the bitcoin books since you interact with people that can make decisions. Your input means something in the bitcoin community.

Mike you should just order the software suite yourself or call on behalf of another claiming errors with a database overlap.  You need to get an account made on http://www.totalesoft.com/811005/faq.html

Btw. They are not the only scam around here. Look at the fake reviews of Coinbet.cc I have to laugh

bitcoincasino.org/review/coinbet-casino
bestbitcoincasino.com/review/coinbet/
bitcoingg.com/bitcoin-gambling-sites/coinbet/
online.casinocity.com/sportsbooks/coinbet/
coinjabber.com/site/www.coinbet.cc

These guys are such sell outs. The fact that these monkeys call themselves gambling bloggers makes me ashamed, that I have a gambling blog myself. I bet they have never ever played in it and the review was written by an outsourced copywriter in India.

Sadly the world of bitcoin gambling is full of scammers and it doesn't stop at coinbet.cc. All the so called bitcoin gambling bloggers are scammers and sellouts. Just check the links above. I entirely lost my confidence in bitcoin gambling.

If you scratch the surface, the world of bitcoin gambling is really ugly.

If you see one scam you might think it's like a dying patient whom you can save but in reality it is a rotten corpse dead for months. I'm going to take down the bitcoin casino section on my blog very soon for this very reason and substitute it with a general bitcoin gambling information website and a bitcoin casino blacklist.

Simon from Simon's Gambling Blog

Hi,

I'm new here. I just registered. I only registered to jump into the discussion about Coinbet and to tell this:

Bitcoin.cc is a scam! I've been trying to warn my visitors at Simon's Gambling Blog for 2-3 months now.
If you look here:

http://simonsblogpark.com/onlinegambling/best-bitcoin-casinos/

and at the bottom it is among the blacklisted, rouge bitcoin casinos (a list I will continue to expand).

Why are they a scam? First of all use a free backlins cheker and check the kind of links poinitng to the site. You will see they are disgusting spammers, spamming every bitcoin,gambling,sports betting and other types of forums.

They are spammers, you can never trust spammers. Period.

Secondly, the owner (whom I happened to speak personally) knows nothing about managing online casinos and there is no real capital (money) behind the casino (common problem among new bitcoin casino startups btw.). So if you win really big chances are the casino will go bankrupt instantly. Not just at his casino it's a common problem with Bitcoin casinos.

Thirdly, "award winning" ?!? I have to laugh. As a gambling blogger I monitor gambling startups closely and this joke of a casinos is only about 4 months old (check Wayback machine if you don't believe me) and the website has "award winning" on it since the first day. What a joke (as big of a joke as the casino itself).

Stay away from this rouge bitcoin casino (if they ever come online again) and share an like the article so the word gets out. The more people knows about this the better.

/Btw, Bittomba the biggest and oldest bitcoin casino is struggling too as of late. They have started to let go staff and they are not responding when I'm trying to reach them trough email or trough the contc form on their website. I'm not sure what's going on bu take care. Better to be safe than sorry. I guess MT. Gox and under $ 400 bitcoin is not exactly good for the bitcoin gambling industry./

Please share and like this article. The more people know about this scam the better. Think of it as public service I hope as many people read this as possible.
If Katz ever reads this: I would like to publish your story too on my blog to raise awareness about this scam. I feel like this is my duty as a gambling blogger committed to safe and responsible gambling.

Gamble responsibly, Simon from Simon's Gambling Blog

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so whats the play here folks?  Can any of you detective geniuses find me reliable accurate information on just one person or one location here in the US.  I'm more than willing to take a trip and start the hunt.

no it probably won't now.  they obviously know.  but it worked for me, the op and someone else at least.