I'm sure Kenneth is a nice guy with good intentions. I also doubt Coinmarket.io was intended to be a scam.
But we want our 'stuck' money back, NOW,
before you fix the broken engine. Enough is enough.
First acknowledging Kenneth Bjorke denies involvement:In the recent days I have been receiving a lot of attention in regard to the CoinMarket.IO website. I would like to state that I am not the owner, developer or operator of this exchange. The website is only hosted within our infrastructure, and was delivered CoinMarket.IO as a development platform.
With background in recent feedback from users, we have chosen to terminate the hosting with CoinMarket.IO, as their users intrusive and threatening feedback is seriously affecting the well-being of myself and my family.
The owner/developer has been notified about the termination, and will have until the end of this month (march 2014) to move the website-, e-mail- and DNS services to another provider, and update the whois database with the actual information.
I have asked the owner of CoinMarket.IO that they communicate with their users, and work on resolving any issues they might have with their users.
If CoinMarket.IO has not moved by april 1st 2014, the servers hosting CoinMarket.IO will be shut down, and an empty page will welcome the users with contact information to the website owner.
I ask for your understanding, that as an infrastructure hoster, I have no possibilty to help you with any inquiries about the website itself or its content.
Lastly, I kindly ask that you accept this statement as my only and final statement regarding CoinMarket.IO.
However whilst Kenneth denies his involvement:- Only Kenneth is so far verified to be involved with Coinmarket.io. Unless he discloses who actually runs the site, he is our logical focal point.
- Why would domain ownership be in Kenneth's name if he were only "hosting" the site? This points to Kenneth running Coinmarket.
- If Kenneth is only hosting Coinmarket.io, yet the site's availability and performance issues have led to coins being stuck, he is complicit anyway.
- If Kenneth sold some packaged exchange software or hosting services to a third party that is scamming Bitcoin, he is again complicit.
- How is it that Cryptoex.cc is identical to Coinmarket.io? Is it the same owner, or the same packaged exchange software?
- The email address [email protected] is valid and working. It is a lie that Kenneth is not working at Fred Olsen, as claimed.
- The original WhoIs address for CoinMarket.io "PO Box 1159 Sentrum Oslo NO" (associated with "Anette Enger"), is actually a Fred Olsen registered address, where Kenneth works.
Given the last update from Coinmarket, personal pressure is evidently what yields results.
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Private Investigator may be required, like
http://www.ope.no/eng/If we pool BTC this would be cheap. We will also need people located in Norway.
To whomever runs Coinmarket.io: You will be found if you don't return our money. We suggest you get started manually processing all stuck withdrawals immediately.To Kenneth: If you truly have nothing to do with Coinmarket.io witholding our money, and you've ditched them as a customer and you are concerned with what may unfold soon (vigilantes, legal action), you have nothing to lose by simply disclosing who they are. Just PM one of us. We can then remove your details.