Cryptsy Hacker identity incoming - pending bounty - page 2.

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Quote from: hedgy73 on January 20, 2016, 07:34:53 PM

Quote from: Fontas Returns on January 20, 2016, 07:28:45 PM

I'm pretty fed up and getting kind of burned out on it too.

Me too, its been a while coming. I'm now selling my miners and associated equipment, selling my BTC and spending the money on something that will benefit me and my family now. It wont be a lot to be fair but anything is better than the constant shit on here.

Sad to say that the shit and scum have beaten me down now to a point where I dont even want to come on here anymore for the sake of my own sanity Sad

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i know you lost faith.. but even so. dont sell 100%.. just keep an amount of bitcoin you dont care losing.. (eg just a few days of fastfood spending(~$100)) and hold it in a paper wallet, forget about it for a few years and get on with your life.. you never know what will happen after this drama has subsided and people realise that while everyone is crying, bitcoin code still exists and still churns out blocks.. and will do for the next 100 years, no matter what the drama is

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Quote from: rdnkjdi on January 20, 2016, 07:32:34 PM

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Vern had a business that supposedly made about 2000 btc/yr in profit. Why would he give up a multi million dollar business to steal money he can never spend? If he ever tries to spend the coins he's toast. If you think it through logically Vern is probably not the thief. He's losing a multi million dollar profitable business and facing risk of jail and bankruptcy for what? He can't even spend the coins even if he did move them out of Cryptsy's wallet.

No he's not ... mixers? Hell shapeshift -> Monero/anon currency of choice

He could if he wanted to. The biggest obstacle would be being monitored by authorities. So for e every high-value purchase - he would have to be able to prove that money he paid with came from legit activities.

That's all just a speculation off course, I don't know the man and I'm not accusing him of anything.

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Quote from: Fontas Returns on January 20, 2016, 07:28:45 PM

I'm pretty fed up and getting kind of burned out on it too.

Me too, its been a while coming. I'm now selling my miners and associated equipment, selling my BTC and spending the money on something that will benefit me and my family now. It wont be a lot to be fair but anything is better than the constant shit on here.

Sad to say that the shit and scum have beaten me down now to a point where I dont even want to come on here anymore for the sake of my own sanity Sad

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Quote from: hedgy73 on January 20, 2016, 07:27:33 PM

This corruption, bounty, blackmail, extortion, theft, illegal activity shit is driving me away from bitcoin. I dont know about anyone else but I've had enough now.... Cry

What's wrong with bounties?

You got the same shit on much larger scale with fiat money. But I do see where you're coming from. Would be nice to see some news about "Bitcoin used for something good" once in a while to counter balance the bad stuff. But such are not really considered "newsworthy".

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Vern had a business that supposedly made about 2000 btc/yr in profit. Why would he give up a multi million dollar business to steal money he can never spend? If he ever tries to spend the coins he's toast. If you think it through logically Vern is probably not the thief. He's losing a multi million dollar profitable business and facing risk of jail and bankruptcy for what? He can't even spend the coins even if he did move them out of Cryptsy's wallet.

No he's not ... mixers? Hell shapeshift -> Monero/anon currency of choice

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I'm pretty fed up and getting kind of burned out on it too.

hedgy73

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This corruption, bounty, blackmail, extortion, theft, illegal activity shit is driving me away from bitcoin. I dont know about anyone else but I've had enough now.... Cry

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Quote from: Fontas Returns on January 20, 2016, 07:23:26 PM

Vern had a business that supposedly made about 2000 btc/yr in profit. Why would he give up a multi million dollar business to steal money he can never spend? If he ever tries to spend the coins he's toast. If you think it through logically Vern is probably not the thief. He's losing a multi million dollar profitable business and facing risk of jail and bankruptcy for what? He can't even spend the coins even if he did move them out of Cryptsy's wallet.

Source on cryptsy's profitability plz?

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Vern had a business that supposedly made about 2000 btc/yr in profit. Why would he give up a multi million dollar business to steal money he can never spend? If he ever tries to spend the coins he's toast. If you think it through logically Vern is probably not the thief. He's losing a multi million dollar profitable business and facing risk of jail and bankruptcy for what? He can't even spend the coins even if he did move them out of Cryptsy's wallet. I think it's just like he said. Someone put a malicious code into his wallet which was not up to standard. Lucky 7 virus has been found and confirmed by other nerds.

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

Are you sure it wasn't an inside job? Maybe they're not really interested in getting the money back, after all, funds were stolen from customers and bounty would be payable from cryptsy's own funds.

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Vern is in divorce proceedings in Florida. His address and lawyer's address should be there in the paperwork. Put an outline describing the information you have and as much as you can divulge into a legal envelope and mail it with confirmed delivery. Save the receipt. Also mail yourself a copy which you keep sealed in case you later have to prove the paper trail on sending them the info. Send a copy to Vern's/Cryptsy's lawyers. Inform them that you expect the 1000 BTC reward IF YOUR INFO TURNS OUT TO GET THE COINS BACK. Negotiating for 30 per cent or for upfront payment will be unrealistic. After you get the money back in Cryptsy's wallet you should get the 1000btc. The bounty was publicly posted. If you get the coins returned then they'll have the money to pay 1000 btc reward.
That's my opinion on it anyway. I'm not from Cryptsy so can't personally guarantee anything.
PAUL EDWARD VERNON 9721 SADDLEBROOK DRIVE - BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33496

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30% of the stolen funds? Is that the going rate on extortion or doxxing or whatever this offer is? Seems exorbitant. And as the other member here said, I doubt what's left of the Cryptsy organization has enough to pay you up front.

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 10:57:47 PM

Still waiting on Verns response.

He just responded! Cheesy

https://twitter.com/cryptsy/status/689659502904348673

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Still waiting on Verns response.

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 09:08:36 PM

Quote from: MicroGuy on January 19, 2016, 09:00:09 PM

Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

Hmmm. It's not like Big Vern's word means anything. The guy might actually be the most dishonest person in Crypto.

If promises are not kept I will attempt to make a deal with the court to recover the funds and return them to the people. My reward will simply be the remaining profit of Cryptsy and the right to assume control of Cryptsy corporation.

This is not how it will go down lol

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I know Cryptsy hacker name,his name is Cryptsy Will now Cryptsy pay me Only one btc,Everybody know that Cryptsy has stolen money from Cryptsy,so thay will pay a lot

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Quote from: MicroGuy on January 19, 2016, 09:00:09 PM

Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

Hmmm. It's not like Big Vern's word means anything. The guy might actually be the most dishonest person in Crypto.

If promises are not kept I will attempt to make a deal with the court to recover the funds and return them to the people. My reward will simply be the remaining profit of Cryptsy and the right to assume control of Cryptsy corporation.

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

Why not just give it to them or make it public at least you helped the Bitcoin community and maybe if their loss can be recovered, maybe you'll get a reward, not only from them but from others who also have interest in this issue.

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

Hmmm. It's not like Big Vern's word means anything. The guy might actually be the most dishonest person in Crypto.

kelsey

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Quote from: Cryptcracker on January 19, 2016, 08:52:06 PM

Quote from: kelsey on January 19, 2016, 08:37:38 PM

having filed for bankrupts several days prior to his theft blog post i doubt there is any funds to pay a bounty, and if it was paid post bankruptcy it would have to be returned.

just give the info to authorities.

I must be paid for my work since I've incurred expenses tracking this down. I'm sure something can be worked out since he was the one to make the 1k btc offering in the first place.

cryptsy's funds are nothing to do with him now, once filed for bankruptcy he has no control over them ie you are a tad too late.

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