In my opinion they try their best to protect scammers in bitcoin transactions because in this way "nobody will trust bitcoins"
I hope they will go bankrupt one day....
Topic: Coingoo.com Anybody heard of these guys? (Read 2943 times)
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They banned my account for selling physical bitcoins when It was me who was scammed twice by charge backs. They are total scum.
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They banned my account for selling physical bitcoins when It was me who was scammed twice by charge backs. They are total scum.
Rant over
yes guys, paypal support scammers.
they refused all the claims.
do not use paypal anymore
they refused all the claims.
do not use paypal anymore
So basically paypal protects scammers
If you sell bitcoins legitemately and a scammer asks for a chargeback => the scammer goes away with the money
If you sell bitcoins scamming, and the legitimate buyer asks for the chargeback => still the scammer goes away with the money
If you sell bitcoins legitemately and a scammer asks for a chargeback => the scammer goes away with the money
If you sell bitcoins scamming, and the legitimate buyer asks for the chargeback => still the scammer goes away with the money
i've converted into a paypal claim.
The reply of the site was:
"virtual & digital item N° di tracciamento virtual & digital item"
we will see what paypal will do
The reply of the site was:
"virtual & digital item N° di tracciamento virtual & digital item"
we will see what paypal will do
Is paypal really enabling these scammers ? That doesn't sound possible unless somehow Paypal itself can't get their money back anymore.
hope with screenshot paypal could approve my chargeback
Well someone had to do it to confirm it was spam. Nothing surprises me about PayPal. They banned my account and blocked my funds for selling physical bitcoins I make because they considered me as high risk. I had never even had a dispute apart from so wine doing a charge back on me after they received a coin. However they let these guys do what ever they want taking people's money. I know it's not a lot but if you send me your nxt account by pm I will send you 100 coins to make up a little for the loss if you don't get any luck with PayPal that is first.
can't believe silly me got scammed by coingoo as well 
. Thought Paypal would protect me, but should've know better. They closed my claim saying that they cannot track virtual goods 
. Well, if they think they cannot use the blockchain explorer then why do they permit a non-verified account from China to sell cryptocurrencies in the first place. Paypal has enabled these scammers to run their nice business. And now they protect them. If Paypal let's them take out the money then they are accomplice to coingoo's scam. Issued a Amex charge back now. Hope that will work. Keep far away from coingoo.
. Thought Paypal would protect me, but should've know better. They closed my claim saying that they cannot track virtual goods . Well, if they think they cannot use the blockchain explorer then why do they permit a non-verified account from China to sell cryptocurrencies in the first place. Paypal has enabled these scammers to run their nice business. And now they protect them. If Paypal let's them take out the money then they are accomplice to coingoo's scam. Issued a Amex charge back now. Hope that will work. Keep far away from coingoo. global moderator
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How did you pay for the coins? If you used a credit card or PayPal you should easily be able to issue a charegeback.
Hello All!!!
I got ripped by these guys last night!!
I have no coins to start forging, Im a noob, so in my desperation I read the message posted in the forum and payed USD$56 for purchasing 1000NXT... of course I didn't receive anything!! not even an e-mail confirmation.
Any thoughts on what to do?
I got ripped by these guys last night!!
I have no coins to start forging, Im a noob, so in my desperation I read the message posted in the forum and payed USD$56 for purchasing 1000NXT... of course I didn't receive anything!! not even an e-mail confirmation.
Any thoughts on what to do?
nobody has actually confirmend them as a scam though have they?
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They're doing it here too. They pop up daily. Another one just this morning: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7503396
Just report them if you see them. Hopefully the text they post can be added to a blacklist to auto-ban them or something.
Just report them if you see them. Hopefully the text they post can be added to a blacklist to auto-ban them or something.
This site is using bots to spam the crap out of darkcointalk and multiple coins' reddit groups. Obvious scumsite, avoid.
I found another supplier and didnt risk it in the end.
Any more news of these guys? I was going to test the waters. Paypal is relatively safe with buyer protection right?
You want to test out a scam site to see if it's a scam? Go right ahead and report back.
Any more news of these guys? I was going to test the waters. Paypal is relatively safe with buyer protection right?
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They've been using bots to post their advertising crap all over this forum recently. Stay well away.
Stay on the safe side! Use cryptsy!
They just posted to /r/NXT. I removed the link at it is 99.999% a scam. They can't sell 25% below market rate.... come on...
Somebody with a brand new account just posted a link for Coingoo.com on the NXT forum. The coin offers were really cheap! Within a couple of minutes the post was taken down. I am guessing it was spam. I came on here and this is the only other information I could find about that site.
Looks too good to be true. I could have made 30% on arbitrage turning around and dumping them. If Coingoo was so happy to sell coins, why wouldn't they just dump on any regular exchange?
Looks too good to be true. I could have made 30% on arbitrage turning around and dumping them. If Coingoo was so happy to sell coins, why wouldn't they just dump on any regular exchange?
Coingoo.com is so blatantly a scam. Like I said, they hammered bitsharestalk.org. Every forum. They did not act professional in the slightest. I'd give them benefit of doubt if the links had affiliate ids. There is no way it could be legitimate.
Somebody with a brand new account just posted a link for Coingoo.com on the NXT forum. The coin offers were really cheap! Within a couple of minutes the post was taken down. I am guessing it was spam. I came on here and this is the only other information I could find about that site.
Looks too good to be true. I could have made 30% on arbitrage turning around and dumping them. If Coingoo was so happy to sell coins, why wouldn't they just dump on any regular exchange?
Looks too good to be true. I could have made 30% on arbitrage turning around and dumping them. If Coingoo was so happy to sell coins, why wouldn't they just dump on any regular exchange?
From the correspondence in the chat:
→EMC currency is not on the stock exchange - it has a stable rate.
livehelpnow: sorry?
→I want to ask. Can I connect a new currency to your service?
livehelpnow: why?
livehelpnow: EMC you developed?
→yes
livehelpnow: ok,but you should pay month fee
livehelpnow: our site have 10000 unique ip every day - (!)
→how much?
livehelpnow: every month $1000 (!)
livehelpnow: by paypal
livehelpnow: we create a new link special place in main page
→ok, thanks! I'll think about it.
LOL, any verification shows that they are not referenced by any resource, attendance and ratings up to 100 times lower than claimed.
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→EMC currency is not on the stock exchange - it has a stable rate.
livehelpnow: sorry?
→I want to ask. Can I connect a new currency to your service?
livehelpnow: why?
livehelpnow: EMC you developed?
→yes
livehelpnow: ok,but you should pay month fee
livehelpnow: our site have 10000 unique ip every day - (!)
→how much?
livehelpnow: every month $1000 (!)
livehelpnow: by paypal
livehelpnow: we create a new link special place in main page
→ok, thanks! I'll think about it.
LOL, any verification shows that they are not referenced by any resource, attendance and ratings up to 100 times lower than claimed.
Alexa rank - 11828036
They spammed the hell out of bitsharestalk.org and the links don't even have affiliate codes. I'm talking like 20 posts on every forum. Pathetic.
Thank you all. I agree that it sounds too good to be true. Best listen to my instincts and leave these losers alone.
Thanks for all the input and advice.
Thanks for all the input and advice.
I wouldn't touch these guys with a loo plunger
Run run run
These guys have scamsters written all over them
Run run run
These guys have scamsters written all over them
When using scamadviser.com it looks like the website isn't very trustable:
http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/coingoo.com
it has a rating of 33/100
Alert Result: This website is 60 Days old
Alert Result: The website expected life (365 days) is relatively short.
Alert Result: The website appears to be less than six months old
Alert Result: This website setup involves countries known to be high risk
Alert Result: This website is likely to be operating from a high risk country
Last but not least, they say they are "VerySign secured" ... verySign is an SSL service, which not only is way expensive, but, when trying to navigate their website over https I get this message: "This Connection is Untrusted"
Be careful
http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/coingoo.com
it has a rating of 33/100
Alert Result: This website is 60 Days old
Alert Result: The website expected life (365 days) is relatively short.
Alert Result: The website appears to be less than six months old
Alert Result: This website setup involves countries known to be high risk
Alert Result: This website is likely to be operating from a high risk country
Last but not least, they say they are "VerySign secured" ... verySign is an SSL service, which not only is way expensive, but, when trying to navigate their website over https I get this message: "This Connection is Untrusted"
Be careful
They're selling all sorts of coins for relatively cheap prices. Seems suspicious to me. Does anybody have any experience with them?
Well... if anything... they do take major credit cards and paypal. so you've at least got some buyer protection there if they don't deliver. I also checked the better business bureau and ripoffreport.com for anything pertaining to them. nothing came up. A basic google search brings up about 6,000 results. Not sure if all are relevant, but it looks like they have a decent presence on the interwebz. A whois lookup turns up a bit of a discrepancy, though. The registrant and admin info seem a bit... off. They put their address as being in New York. But they listed China as the country where they're located. A lookup of the country code (+86) they gave with their phone/fax numbers backs that up. Also, the exact address they gave doesn't exist in New York City, where they claim to be located. Based on the whois alone, I would say it seems a bit fishy.
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Domain Name:coingoo.com
Registry Domain ID:
Registrar WHOIS Server:whois.paycenter.com.cn
Registrar URL:http://www.xinnet.com
Updated Date:2014-05-19 18:11:10
Creation Date:2014-04-13 09:23:01
Registrar Registration Expiration Date:2015-04-13 09:23:01
Registrar:XINNET TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
Registrar IANA ID:120
Registrar Abuse Contact Email:[email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone:+86.1087128064
Domain Status:
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name:coingoo tech
Registrant Organization:coingoo tech
Registrant Street:323 Street wall
Registrant City:New York
Registrant State/Province:New York
Registrant Postal Code:435543
Registrant Country:China
Registrant Phone:+86.888 736444
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:+86.888 374764
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email:[email protected]
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name:coingoo tech
Admin Organization:coingoo tech
Admin Street:323 Street wall
Admin City:New York
Admin State/Province:New York
Admin PostalCode:435543
Admin Country:China
Admin Phone:+86.888 736444
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:+86.888 374764
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email:[email protected]
Registry Tech ID:
Tech Name:coingoo tech
Tech Organization:coingoo tech
Tech Street:323 Street wall
Tech City:New York
Tech State/Province:New York
Tech PostalCode:435543
Tech Country:China
Tech Phone:+86.888 736444
Tech Phone Ext:
Tech Fax:+86.888 374764
Tech Fax Ext:
Tech Email:[email protected]
Name Server:f1g1ns1.dnspod.net
Name Server:f1g1ns2.dnspod.net
DNSSEC:unsigned
URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System: http://wdprs.internic.net/
>>> Last update of WHOIS database: Thu Jun 12 16:03:54 CST 2014 <<<:
Registry Domain ID:
Registrar WHOIS Server:whois.paycenter.com.cn
Registrar URL:http://www.xinnet.com
Updated Date:2014-05-19 18:11:10
Creation Date:2014-04-13 09:23:01
Registrar Registration Expiration Date:2015-04-13 09:23:01
Registrar:XINNET TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
Registrar IANA ID:120
Registrar Abuse Contact Email:[email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone:+86.1087128064
Domain Status:
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name:coingoo tech
Registrant Organization:coingoo tech
Registrant Street:323 Street wall
Registrant City:New York
Registrant State/Province:New York
Registrant Postal Code:435543
Registrant Country:China
Registrant Phone:+86.888 736444
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:+86.888 374764
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email:[email protected]
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name:coingoo tech
Admin Organization:coingoo tech
Admin Street:323 Street wall
Admin City:New York
Admin State/Province:New York
Admin PostalCode:435543
Admin Country:China
Admin Phone:+86.888 736444
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:+86.888 374764
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email:[email protected]
Registry Tech ID:
Tech Name:coingoo tech
Tech Organization:coingoo tech
Tech Street:323 Street wall
Tech City:New York
Tech State/Province:New York
Tech PostalCode:435543
Tech Country:China
Tech Phone:+86.888 736444
Tech Phone Ext:
Tech Fax:+86.888 374764
Tech Fax Ext:
Tech Email:[email protected]
Name Server:f1g1ns1.dnspod.net
Name Server:f1g1ns2.dnspod.net
DNSSEC:unsigned
URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System: http://wdprs.internic.net/
>>> Last update of WHOIS database: Thu Jun 12 16:03:54 CST 2014 <<<:
My advice would be... if you do decide to try buying something from them, be cautious and only purchase small amounts at a time. If you choose to use a credit card, go buy yourself a prepaid card and only put however much you intend to spend on it. That way you won't get screwed if they decide to go rogue and dip into their customer cc database.
Good luck. And if you do make a purchase through them, post a report here on the forum.
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I haven't checked the site but the old adage if it looks too good to be true then it probably is may apply here. Don't be fooled in just by the cheap prices as this is usually a classic hook.
They're selling all sorts of coins for relatively cheap prices. Seems suspicious to me. Does anybody have any experience with them?
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