Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 396. (Read 1007090 times)

I saw that someone was buying Craptsy funds @ 50%.

How do they cashout themselves?

Why are you so seriously underestimating the massive fortunes these guys made ?

You as much as anyone should be aware of how extensively easymined LTC was well into 2013. The profits made from day/insider trading it and dumping it at peak price, should account for several million. Now lets add the exchange's fees and the millions made from the PoS coins their servers generated.

Enjoy your negative asshole.

Not playing games with you.

I encourage others to give this guy negative ratings for this crap.

He is now lying.
There is no way a couple noob accounts popped up with the very next comment after his last one
asking about some offer for him to buy peoples Bitcoin 50 pages back.
almost no one is reading every comment posted here and guys late to this topic
are not reading 50 pages back.
And if they did like that noob was asking about
he would have known it was not 50% as the scammer now claimed. (implying it was always that way)

Your full of shit and caught red handed and digging deeper.. like a fucking Fodor or Marshall ROFL
Brilliant.. pull a sleazy scammy stunt then compound it with more and more lies.
Hell i wouldn't be surprised if you were Fodor or Terrik hahahah

You can keep laughing it up but your being a greedy deceitful vulture.
i don't find any of that to be funny at all.
Every single time you brought this up you have been laughing and making fun of it all..
As you prey on the desperate and scared.

You should be ashamed.

Actually you pissed everyone else off way before me
Want me to go back a 100 pages and remind you ?

You have now blatantly used dummy accounts to ask yourself questions about your scammy deal.
Those noob accounts would not have known you even offered..
And you seem to have changed the amount on the fly from 50% from 68% implying that is what you had offered before.

Act like a smart ass all you want but you just ruined your account and reputation.

I can safely say the community will think what your doing is sleazy
and now you added deceitful tactics into the mix as well.

Go be a vulture somewhere else.
Right now i have more respect for Cryptsy than i do YOU !

EDIT:
I think people are REALLY starting to get sick of sleazy deceitful greedy bullshit these days.

Actually you were told to STFU about it and i suspect your using dummy accounts here to talk to yourself.
The kicker here is you have not said once you were paying 50 cents on the dollar.
I believe your last offer was 68%.

There is no way those new accounts just showed up here to ask about it like that.
How would they know you offered if they didn't read the offer ?
I'd say you are busted GoldSeal..
You or a friend is playing along so you can advertise your scammy shenanigans.

I warned you if you keep it up i will request the community come down on you.
I know they will agree with me.

You are free to start your own scammy topic buddy..
No reason you have to loiter around here preying on people for a profit.
I am leaving you a negative rating right now and if i see another post of you doing that here again
i will start running around trying to get the whole forum to neg your ass too !

The other night i did some digging on your ass and i KNOW you know better.
You have strutted around playing Mr. Morality and now acting like a sleazy cunt.

I will remind people here..
This guy way back 100 pages ago started spamming this topic hard.. everyone else but me got pissed off at him.

Another 50 pages go by and he started doing it again and i warned him.

Don't give GoldSeal your Bitcoin guys.. especially not for a 50% loss.

That's me. I buy 50% worth of CSC and withdraw it. The rest I leave in Cryptsy to trade etc. It's a straight risk deferment strategy for me.


Example:

1. Unhappy customer has 1 BTC stuck in Cryptsy.
2. Unhappy customer contacts me via PM and send me 1BTC via tradekey
3. I confirm transaction and remit 0.5 BTC to unhappy customer
4. Unhappy customer becomes happy customer
5. I buy 0.5 BTC in CSC
6. I enter a withdrawal for said CSC
7. 4 minutes later CSC posts to my wallet

That's really all I'm doing and 2:1 seems to be an easy ratio for people to understand. The CSC is worth so much more than what i can buy it on cryptsy right no, so I'm happy to stockpile it.

I saw that someone was buying Craptsy funds @ 50%.

How do they cashout themselves?

Give a cut to Cryptsy.

I saw that someone was buying Craptsy funds @ 50%.

How do they cashout themselves?

I bet the IRS can touch his house if he can't show where his money came from legitimately.

I'm sure that the lion's share of their ill gotten profits are now distributed in accounts in almost every bank on every small island nation by now.

Why are you so seriously underestimating the massive fortunes these guys made ?

You as much as anyone should be aware of how extensively easymined LTC was well into 2013. The profits made from day/insider trading it and dumping it at peak price, should account for several million. Now lets add the exchange's fees and the millions made from the PoS coins their servers generated.

I bet the IRS can touch his house if he can't show where his money came from legitimately.

Civil forfeiture in the United States

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Civil forfeiture in the United States, sometimes called civil judicial forfeiture,[1] is a controversial legal process in which law enforcement officers take assets from persons suspected of involvement with crime or illegal activity without necessarily charging the owners with wrongdoing. While civil procedure, as opposed to criminal procedure, generally involves a dispute between two private citizens, civil forfeiture involves a dispute between law enforcement and property such as a gold crucifix, a pile of cash, a house or a boat, such that the thing is suspected of being involved in a crime. To get back the seized property, owners must prove it was not involved in criminal activity. Sometimes it can mean a threat to seize property as well as the act of seizure itself.[2]

Proponents see civil forfeiture as a powerful tool to thwart criminal organizations involved in the illegal drug trade, with $12 billion annual profits,[3] since it allows authorities to seize cash and other assets resulting from narcotics trafficking. Proponents argue that it is an efficient method since it allows law enforcement agencies to use these seized proceeds to further battle illegal activity, that is, directly converting bad things to good purposes by harming criminals economically while helping law enforcement financially. Critics argue that innocent owners can become entangled in the process to the extent that their right to property is violated, with few legal protections and due process rules to protect them in situations where they are presumed guilty instead of being presumed innocent. Further, critics argue that the incentives lead to corruption and law enforcement misbehavior. There is consensus that abuses have happened but disagreement about their extent as well as whether the overall benefits to society are worth the cost of the instances of abuse.