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Quote from: bumpershot on May 04, 2015, 03:18:56 PM

Quote from: suchmoon on May 04, 2015, 02:52:16 PM

I have a feeling - and not for the first time when dealing with @cmilian - that he's making stuff up as he goes:

Yeah, a lot of that doesn't add up. If he's not in the US, then 99.9999999% of the time he's a 1099 contractor not a W-2 employee. If he's a contractor, of course you can give public reviews of his performance.

Assuming any of these bullshit websites have any employment records of any kind. I imagine it is all just discussed on irc with IOU's and what not as employment record tracking.

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Quote from: miaviator on May 04, 2015, 03:11:30 PM

https://hashtalk.ch/topic/37328/lets-play-what-does-your-ad-say
https://archive.is/ZdNqc

My adblocked site says no ads. Google says:

https://www.google.com/adsense/localized-terms

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MrCEO is really going down the uberRetard hole. Is he seriously making these childish posts. Every day his UberRetardism is getting worse and worse.

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Quote from: suchmoon on May 04, 2015, 02:52:16 PM

I have a feeling - and not for the first time when dealing with @cmilian - that he's making stuff up as he goes:

Yeah, a lot of that doesn't add up. If he's not in the US, then 99.9999999% of the time he's a 1099 contractor not a W-2 employee. If he's a contractor, of course you can give public reviews of his performance.

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It's for the children!

https://hashtalk.ch/topic/37328/lets-play-what-does-your-ad-say
https://archive.is/ZdNqc

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wiii HE IS BACK. and everything must go!
waiting for his 7th+ retirement

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MrCeDOH needs the hashtards to tell him how shittily his website has been performing.

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I have a feeling - and not for the first time when dealing with @cmilian - that he's making stuff up as he goes:

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Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 12:56:11 PM

A joke, yet I was the one who discovered his total incompetency in regards to securing customer coins .

sigh, Paul, miaviator - we need to expand the keyword list with btclend and cmilian. time to get him some unwanted google attention?

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cryptochange working nicely. ganza can never deliver Cheesy

he also hasnt enabled paypal for his cc pre-purchase, even tho its possible. maybe because they abide by AML/KYC Grin

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It's for the children!

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Tag you're it.

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It's for the children!

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Quote from: Buckeye2015 on May 04, 2015, 02:23:53 PM

Okay... so, all this released keys stuff aside... the event of the release has brought something to light.

ANYONE who holds a prime controller key (legit or compromised), can spin up as many 100% staker machines as they want, just by using their own key on another wallet.

This portion was discussed at some length with code reviews to ensure it was accurate. We now know in practice that the theory was correct and anyone can stake or compound so long as they have the minimum of 125,000 coins (or just shy of that so the stake + the balance = 125,000)

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Okay... so, all this released keys stuff aside... the event of the release has brought something to light.

ANYONE who holds a prime controller key (legit or compromised), can spin up as many 100% staker machines as they want, just by using their own key on another wallet. This makes you wonder if the reason there was an unauthorized release of those keys was for the purpose of providing plausible deniability so all the people who held Garbonzo PCs could start duplicating their controllers and be able to point fingers at 'bad hackers' as an excuse when they get caught. Even if it wasn't the purpose, they certainly can now start 100% compounding at any time and, if caught, go... OMG, we b hacked!

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ignore cmilian, he is acting exactly how a criminal caught with his hand in the cookiejar would act.

The whole downplay of how Paul helped is just an attempt to save face, he could not be so retarded for this to be nother than a failed theft attempt by himself.

ps. You need to clarify your meaning of "burned" cmilian, going by Homero logic it may aswell mean burning xpy into btc o_0

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Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 01:52:17 PM

Why has this "rogue developer" not been publicly identified, Cmilian? Would that not be the correct thing to do, after all he is a danger to the entire Crypto Community. You talk about hiding, and you are hiding what you say is a crook. This is not getting into the sheer absurdity of your story; that some "rogue developer" gained access to BTClend customers' coins and moved them to wallets that he had set up with the released Hyperstaking keys and let the stake remain there. If nothing else, this "rogue developer" needs to be publicly identified, as he is obviously completely insane. He broke into your "Bank", stole $100,000 and instead of just keeping it, decided to invest it in some high yield investments for you. Is his name "Robin Hood" by chance? Or maybe "Robin Hack"? You need to identify this clear threat to the community. I am still waiting for your token of appreciation for helping you catch this madman in your organization, by the way.

Of course he is mad.

He just got caught red handed cheating so is lashing out.

Now to cover his arse he has to burn all that profit he planned to dump and loses what little credibility he once had.

Goes well with his Ponzi Partner HG. Crooks all the way at BTCLend.

P.S Whats the bet his "customers" were never going to see the increased stake rate. He was basically planning to profit off their coins.

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The Scamcoats are coming!

Quote from: suchmoon on May 04, 2015, 01:57:45 PM

Quote from: bumpershot on May 04, 2015, 01:41:46 PM

Quote from: suchmoon on May 04, 2015, 01:39:07 PM

Quote from: cmilian on May 04, 2015, 01:17:22 PM

These will be burned.

TX ID?

He said "will be". He's probably waiting for someone to finish doublechecking his analysis so he doesn't burn too many coins. At least, that's what I'd do.

Fair enough. I'm sure PR will be watching this "burning" and "staking" marshmallows on the fire

I'm ready.

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Quote from: bumpershot on May 04, 2015, 01:41:46 PM

Quote from: suchmoon on May 04, 2015, 01:39:07 PM

Quote from: cmilian on May 04, 2015, 01:17:22 PM

These will be burned.

TX ID?

He said "will be". He's probably waiting for someone to finish doublechecking his analysis so he doesn't burn too many coins. At least, that's what I'd do.

Fair enough. I'm sure PR will be watching this "burning" and "staking" marshmallows on the fire

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Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 01:52:17 PM

Why has this "rogue developer" not been publicly identified, Cmilian? Would that not be the correct thing to do, after all he is a danger to the entire Crypto Community. You talk about hiding, and you are hiding what you say is a crook. This is not getting into the sheer absurdity of your story; that some "rogue developer" gained access to BTClend customers' coins and moved them to wallets that he had set up with the released Hyperstaking keys and let the stake remain there. If nothing else, this "rogue developer" needs to be publicly identified, as he is obviously completely insane. He broke into your "Bank", stole $100,000 and instead of just keeping it, decided to invest it in some high yield investments for you. Is his name "Robin Hood" by chance? Or maybe "Robin Hack"? You need to identify this clear threat to the community. I am still waiting for your token of appreciation for helping you catch this madman in your organization, by the way.

They loathe the day that you became a super sleuth.

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I know the voices in my head aren't real.

Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 01:25:45 PM

Quote from: cmilian on May 04, 2015, 01:19:36 PM

Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 01:15:47 PM

Quote from: cmilian on May 04, 2015, 01:05:45 PM

Quote from: Paul Revere on May 04, 2015, 11:18:39 AM

The scamdog Cmilian lying directly to the chumps that trust him with their coins:

Ya, "someone" removed 600,000+ XPY OUT of the BTClend wallet and staked them with the leaked Hyperstaking keys for 7 hours in one chunk (1,100+XPY) and then split them into three 125,000 XPY wallets and proceeded to let them stake and compound for a couple days, until I personally discovered this and with the help of some other members here positively traced it back to BTClend.

So which is it? Are you a complete and total fucking liar when you say the coins in BTClend are secure, or are you a total fucking liar when you say someone else moved those coins and did you a favor by going through all the trouble of inserting one of the leaked Hyperstake keys into some wallets and letting them run until you were caught? Common sense says it is the latter, that you personally moved those coins and are making up a pathetically unbelievable lie to cover your scammer ass. Cmilian, I know you read this, which is why you knew that I busted your lying scamdog ass using the Hyperstake keys. Message to Cmilian : You are a complete and total lying asshat and a sorry excuse for anything that could be considered trustwaorthy. I will make it my personal hobby to expose what a lying asshole you and your scamdog partner Homero are.

https://hashtalk.ch/topic/37316/btclend-caught-using-leaked-prime-controller-key-to-stake-funds-they-hold/14
Archive: https://archive.is/OwS3T

P.S: Cmilian: I will accept a small token of appreciation for the time I spent uncovering that "someone" in your organization made off with over 600,000 XPY from the BTClend wallets. I think 2 BTC is fair for saving your entire business, since you are not capable of securing your customer's coins yourself.

I dont think 10 Primes are worth the risk of damaging our business. Good thing you caught this. It would have been great if you had reach out to me directly so that it could have been taken care off sooner. However, I dont expect for you to do the right thing. That would have been done if you had good intentions, on the other hand you are just looking to cause damage.

Again, just cause you curse and lack of respect for anyone does not mean you are right. You my friend are nothing but a bully. I wish I had you in front of me. OH wait, just occurred to me you hide in anonymity. No wonder.

Typical lack of respect for someone who has helped you avert disaster, if your insane story about how some "rogue developer" took over 600,000 XPY from BTClend wallets and set them up to use the released Hyperstaking keys is to be believed. If I choose to remain anonymous online that is my right. I am not selling anything or asking people to trust me with their coins. I can post an address to accept the gift of those free XPY that you do not know what to do with. Seems appropriate to reward someone who spent time doing your work for you. Please let me know if you would rather gift me 2 BTC or the "rogue staked XPY", I will accept either.

Yeah.... I wish I can give you respect, but I have a feeling that you only get respect from those who fear you. Hey but thanks for always thinking of us and giving us FREE marketing.

I exposed what you say was someone in your organization moving over 600,000 XPY to new addresses without your knowledge or permission. Whether you like or respect me is irrelevant, although a decent man would respect someone who saved his business from disaster. What matters is that I did it, and that you refuse to act with any common decency whatsoever. Not only are you completely incompetent at securing customer's coins, you are completely disrespectful to the community you claim to support and offer services to.

Paul,
hes just an ungrateful twat just like his daddy homero. fuck him.

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The Scamcoats are coming!

Why has this "rogue developer" not been publicly identified, Cmilian? Would that not be the correct thing to do, after all he is a danger to the entire Crypto Community. You talk about hiding, and you are hiding what you say is a crook. This is not getting into the sheer absurdity of your story; that some "rogue developer" gained access to BTClend customers' coins and moved them to wallets that he had set up with the released Hyperstaking keys and let the stake remain there. If nothing else, this "rogue developer" needs to be publicly identified, as he is obviously completely insane. He broke into your "Bank", stole $100,000 and instead of just keeping it, decided to invest it in some high yield investments for you. Is his name "Robin Hood" by chance? Or maybe "Robin Hack"? You need to identify this clear threat to the community. I am still waiting for your token of appreciation for helping you catch this madman in your organization, by the way.

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hey guys nothing is his fault. the buck doesnt stop at him. hes just a pretty face Cheesy

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