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Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 202. (Read 1006936 times)

legendary
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So what happens if the Coins are recovered? There's Lawsuits seeking Millions in Compensation.
Would a Judge award that, forgetting about all us Bagholders?


The lawsuit will get nothing. We have discussed this before. I think the contract with this guy returning the coins should have included a
all members of cryptsy face charges clause. I dont think there are 10 people who actually believe that the staff didn't know what was going on.
After the coins were stolen, and the exchange remained in operation it became a ponzi. Running it was / is illegal and every member of the staff
should be prosecuted for it. Some random hacker didnt steal your coins if you deposited them after the "hack" Cryptsy staff stole them. Paul then ran off
to hide in china and let his underlings take the fall for it.

Don't worry... the feds are going to recover every message and e-mail from these people, and the truth will come out.
 

Have the feds gotten involved?  I hope so, but I haven't heard anything.  It may be possible for them to track the coins.

Under the law of the country hat cryptsy is based in, the government could force cryptsy to state their addresses, in which, yes, they could track the coins.
hero member
Activity: 1008
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So what happens if the Coins are recovered? There's Lawsuits seeking Millions in Compensation.
Would a Judge award that, forgetting about all us Bagholders?


The lawsuit will get nothing. We have discussed this before. I think the contract with this guy returning the coins should have included a
all members of cryptsy face charges clause. I dont think there are 10 people who actually believe that the staff didn't know what was going on.
After the coins were stolen, and the exchange remained in operation it became a ponzi. Running it was / is illegal and every member of the staff
should be prosecuted for it. Some random hacker didnt steal your coins if you deposited them after the "hack" Cryptsy staff stole them. Paul then ran off
to hide in china and let his underlings take the fall for it.

Don't worry... the feds are going to recover every message and e-mail from these people, and the truth will come out.
 

Have the feds gotten involved?  I hope so, but I haven't heard anything.  It may be possible for them to track the coins.
sr. member
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sr. member
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So what happens if the Coins are recovered? There's Lawsuits seeking Millions in Compensation.
Would a Judge award that, forgetting about all us Bagholders?


The lawsuit will get nothing. We have discussed this before. I think the contract with this guy returning the coins should have included a
all members of cryptsy face charges clause. I dont think there are 10 people who actually believe that the staff didn't know what was going on.
After the coins were stolen, and the exchange remained in operation it became a ponzi. Running it was / is illegal and every member of the staff
should be prosecuted for it. Some random hacker didnt steal your coins if you deposited them after the "hack" Cryptsy staff stole them. Paul then ran off
to hide in china and let his underlings take the fall for it.

Don't worry... the feds are going to recover every message and e-mail from these people, and the truth will come out.
 
sr. member
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So what happens if the Coins are recovered? There's Lawsuits seeking Millions in Compensation.
Would a Judge award that, forgetting about all us Bagholders?
newbie
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So apart from the talking down...

Let's see, right order is first you encrypt your personal data to stay anonymous with your public key(only you own the private key) then you sign that file with your private key for anyone who has your public key can read your signature. I think they first sign and then encrypt file. Only the owner of private key could decrypt this pgp message. In this case cryptcracker.
But key IDs matches with the key used to encrypt the message.

I've used gpg v1.4.16

So far you're the only one who has...

The text in the PDF doesn't agree.

I can't verify pgp message signature because that one is encrypted with cryptcracker's public key...
It should be signed with cryptcracker's private key at the end.

could you put in here the verified signature?
legendary
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So apart from the talking down...

Let's see, right order is first you encrypt your personal data to stay anonymous with your public key(only you own the private key) then you sign that file with your private key for anyone who has your public key can read your signature. I think they first sign and then encrypt file. Only the owner of private key could decrypt this pgp message. In this case cryptcracker.
But key IDs matches with the key used to encrypt the message.

I've used gpg v1.4.16

So far you're the only one who has...

The text in the PDF doesn't agree.
sr. member
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vip
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That address have .0000055 btc, what the fuck CRY TIPS fooling .. I request you not to steal my FEDORA, i have millions of them. I will follow you owner of cryptsy.

Praise Jah: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPpd-6X3tEo
newbie
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That address have .0000055 btc, what the fuck CRY TIPS fooling .. I request you not to steal my FEDORA, i have millions of them. I will follow you owner of cryptsy.
newbie
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Merit: 0
Let's see, right order is first you encrypt your personal data to stay anonymous with your public key(only you own the private key) then you sign that file with your private key for anyone who has your public key can read your signature. I think they first sign and then encrypt file. Only the owner of private key could decrypt this pgp message. In this case cryptcracker.
But key IDs matches with the key used to encrypt the message.

I've used gpg v1.4.16
legendary
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I dont have a desktop computer rightaway. Can someonr verify that the signed message corresponds to that públic ley?

That's what I've been trying to do and am trying to say too.
legendary
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Bitcoin Ransom at cry-spy? Fakest scam ever.

Like we're going to believe ANYTHING Perv Vern has to say anyway.

He is just BUYING TIME, folks.... Sending all that converted fiat offshore and covering his @$$....

If people think there's a chance they'll get any coin back, they won't take action.

Guess what, people?

It's way past time to TAKE ACTION.
legendary
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born once atheist
 i think we Better Call Saul...  Wink
member
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Awesome news!  0.000055 btc was transferred to 1Mr4WJMQCXs9WtvHTwafQnXbtSXCMc9eSr

We all get to divide 2 cents!

I think there'll be a few heroes who chip in a few sats to get their place in history...

Hmmmm

quick look at addy's  on that transaction

one has 50k + in BTC transactions
another has  60k + in BTC transactions

do they belong to an exchange or something ?
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.

Well, try as hard as I might I can't import the public key nor verify the signed message, so both aren't worth the electrons it took to make them.

Did you try this: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:3M3u0VX6iXAJ:https://www.cryptsy.com/cryptsyrecoverybountyfinal.pdf+&cd=11&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

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I dont have a desktop computer rightaway. Can someonr verify that the signed message corresponds to that públic ley?
vip
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I have now and alas, it still won't import to PGP.

Whoever prepared the document didn't understand what they were preparing.

Never fear, the con artist Jim Slockney will soon be here to relay to us what Paul Vernon relaid to him about what CrackHead relaid to him about the status of the coins held by Eternal Insolent aka Lorie Ann Nettles (anagram) aka [home]Wrecker. It's referred to at Cryptsy as the Tier of Command.

This whole thing sounds like bullshit to me.

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