Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 175. (Read 1006931 times)

i'm asking you .. hello? who you scamming bro? 

Thx for that. 200 million DGB turned up there today. Don't know where from as yet. Seems like a strange place to put it!

Check this out  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14494331 …

I’m hearing some stray reports, is it possible cryptsy alts being placed for sale on bittrex right now?

Now,after receiveship it will be good to look at Cryptsy wallets carefully and compare all these suspicious transactions(including money transactions of course).When we are talking about blockchain expertise,it is very hard to say what can be enough credentials for the court,because it is something so new,there are no school or something similar for that.Maybe these guys from Chain analysis ,which have company for blockchain expertise will have enough credentials for the court:

https://www.chainalysis.com/

Getting completely ripped off by cryptsy was a risk that all of cyptsy's customers walked into with their eyes wide open. At this point, you guys should work on accepting that it is extremely unlikely that anyone will get anything back. If you put thousands of dollars into a risky exchange like this and got burned, sure I feel bad for you. It's a real shame. Crypto suffers across the board everytime this kind of thing happens. With regard to each of Paul's victims, keep in mind that you are lying to yourself if you didn't know that losing all you coins wasn't a definite possible outcome. I liken this to banging a prostitute without a condom and then getting angry when you find out she gave you herpes. This is one instance where your greed, laziness, poor decision making, or a combination of these caught up with you and you paid the price.

Imagine this scenario: 3 neighbors loan a 4th neighbor collectively a chainsaw, a leaf blower, and a lawn mower. Unfortunately, the neighbor's home gets robbed and someone steals the lawn mower. Does that give the neighbor the right to sell his other neighbors' chainsaw and leaf blower, then split the proceeds between all 3? Of course not. So stop with that "they stole from all of us" bullshit. Only a handful of coins were stolen. The rest of the coins could have been fully returned to their rightful owners.


2 crimes occurred here. Someone hacker or insider stole BTC, Doge, LTC, whatever. Then Paul stole all the rest of his depositors coins after bizarrely and seemingly arbitrarily releasing several types of altcoins.

As the developer of casinocoin, we have considered two possible options to recover those coins. The first was to identify cryptsy's wallets, make them unspendable, and generate new coins to distribute to those who could prove their casinocoin balances. We chose not to do this because of the requirement for a hardfork and we would like to urge Cryptsy to return casinocoins to their rightful owners. The second option was to create a new coin and kickoff a program of exchanging current CSC for a new blockchain one by one with personal verification. Paul and anyone associated with Cryptsy or their shill bankruptcy would not be allowed to participate in this and ultimately the coins cryptsy is holding would cease to exist. This is an option that I would still be open to, but again I would rather avoid any sort of centralized action and would rather give those clowns some time to do the right thing and return the CSC to their rightful owners. However, they should be aware that any altcoin could decide to take back their coins trapped in Cryptsy if they decide to do so as a community. The dev can produce a wallet to recover them and the community can endorse the action by the majority simply adopting the modified wallet. If you want this, talk to your devs. Get your coins back. The BTC, LTC, DOGE, whatever holders that were robbed. You're not likely to get anything back if these altcoin communities want their coins back anyway.

How else would DCGirl know that the name Susan Wilson is affiliated with her, hence her coming here ASAP to ward off the connection.

All in all, we've witnessed a long con, with Paul Vernon claiming to have gotten in Bitcoin in 2011, then taking a break, with Cryptsy being registered on 2012-02-09T17:45:01.00Z, Paul supposedly not being active again till early 2013 tinkering in Litecoin, then creating a few pools, to bringing Cryptsy to life in less than two months with BitJohn being a cheerleader for the new dude (Paul) on the scene while he (BitJohn/John Hammes) supposedly being in a war zone in Afghanistan playing Cryptsy support sans pay because he thought it was fun, only to later vacant his paid position because ... wait for it... he wasn't being paid enough for ALL the fuckin' work he was doing, his exit coinciding with the divorce filing, with same true for most other higher-ups except Horus, living comfortably numb in the fully paid for condo office-cum-residence on Cryptsy's dime... make that Cryptsy's users' dimes.

I found that 4 persons left to work on Cryptsy to the very end - Jim Shockney,Horus,Mullick and I thought that 4th would be DC Girl.

I was wrong,4th person was Roman Almanza,Senior Financial Analyst,the person who was responsible for all finances on Cryptsy and the one who knows all about Cryptsy money operations.He could be valuable witness.

He first studied business and financial administration in Saratov,Russia and interesting thing is that he appears by two different names - Dmitry R Almanza and Roman Almanza.




http://www.indeed.com/r/Roman-Almanza/450c10f4bc30d741#_ga=1.7364658.1263527337.1459745828







WELL DONE @thunderJet

DCGirl is not the nasty Susan Wilson, who, indeed, labeled her own sons as "mean" to get sympathy for her daughter's fundraising scamola.

I’m hearing some stray reports, is it possible cryptsy alts being placed for sale on bittrex right now?