Yep, read the posts, know some ppl think it's a scam and pointless, but I still gotta try....
Kiur, where is my 2.340124 BTC that I tried to withdraw on Fri Feb 28 2014?
No transaction ID, same old story.
I've sent you multiple emails, PMs, but I hear nothing back.
If you need time to return my money, then let me know before I escalate through official channels.
Kiur, where is my 2.340124 BTC that I tried to withdraw on Fri Feb 28 2014?
No transaction ID, same old story.
I've sent you multiple emails, PMs, but I hear nothing back.
If you need time to return my money, then let me know before I escalate through official channels.
Might as well escalate. This has been going on for 2 months.
TBH I actually want to create a scam exchange, I mean with other scam exchange no one had the chance to even find out who the real owners were. Here people even know it's Kiur Koster and perhaps Kenneth B. This is just sending a great message to everyone else that the crypto community are a bunch of pussies.
You can even leave your real identity and it doesn't matter
Great job to Kiur for stealing your bitcoins.
Kiur please leave the code to your exchange so I can create one and just scam the fuck out of this crowd and know they can't and won't do anything about it.
It is a bit early to say that nothing will be done about it. At least one person on here has claimed that they will be going after them physically. While I do not necessarily believe they were being truthful, I would not be surprised if some people are making plans but not being vocal about it.
The amount of time that has passed between their identities being revealed, and now is not actually very long. Many of us have been hoping that they would feel the pressure and fear, and decide to return the stolen coins on their own (and, some time ago I was still holding on to hope that it was truly just incompetence and inability to efficiently handle correcting the exchange's issues in a timely manner). It isn't reasonable to expect that upon the release of their identities that someone was going to order a drone strike to take them out, or some other ridiculous, but fast, method of retribution.
No. If anything happens to either of these men in response to their actions, we will likely never know about it. It would likely happen silently, and secretly. It would happen in a way that would, for all intents and purposes, appear as if they had just disappeared.
The media often exaggerates the amount of the bitcoin market that is involved with, controlled by, or owned by cartels, large scale drug dealers, various gangs \ mafias, etc., but it would be foolish to think that they are not there. It would also be foolish to think that some other members of the community, especially those with large amounts of funds, could not be just as dangerous when wronged. You do not mess with people's finances. That is especially true when you do not know who's finances you are messing with.
*Disclaimer: I am not making any threats, claiming to have any knowledge of any violent act, nor expressing a will for anyone else to commit any crime. This is just common sense in my opinion. I have considered starting multiple businesses dealing with digital currencies, I am in the processes of working on a few ideas, and I have thought through this before. I am an honest person to begin with, but this line of thought has pushed me to want to be even more cautious with how I handle any system I am working with.*
