Maybe I missed it, but were there ever any terms to the purchase of coin swap in those email dumps? I was just wondering what he paid and what the terms of the purchase were. Was that an attempt to eliminate paycoin from exchanges that failed? Wondering what the real story was on that anyways.
If you look up the story behind coin-swap it was an exchange which was hacked for several thousand XPY maybe even 10's of thousands. The story I've read, either here or on other forums, was that GAW offered to replace the stolen XPY in exchange for the exchange. There may have been additional payments for time and services, the basic premise was that the owner of coin-swap was to work for years to payback all of his customers.
The owner was very honest and transparent to the point that he doxxed himself on his website and stated every coin would be paid back.
Coin swap was bought for an undisclosed amount. This is the first time ive heard about any hacks, and I dont think that is true (at least before Josh bought them). I'm friends with one of the former owners and I think he would have mentioned that to me.
There was a closure of CoinSwap, I think it was in the first few days of Paycoin trading. I did not hear that it was a hack, but it does fit. When it happened, I had a small amount of XPY on CS, and they did make good after re-opening a couple days later.
@ Bitillionaire: Adam Mcnutty is pulling your leg about buying 167
BTC worth of XPY on 4/13 for $.11 . There was a brief period where a dump sent the price down that low, but from what I can see there was maybe ~50
BTC worth dumped at that price.
Depending on exactly when he bought the
BTC, that is. The price was real close to what it is right now for most of 4/13, and then slid, XPY following the same slide. At best he is even right now, more likely he is down. If the moron had sold 12 hours after buying on 4/13 when the pump happened, THEN he would have been up a lot, but this idiot is still holding, letting all of that profit opportunity pass him by.
The Paycoiners tend to lie about their "investments", pretty much like when you talk to someone coming back from Vegas/ Local Indian Casino. They prefer to say they made out even or won a little, when damned near all gamblers LOSE. If gamblers did anywhere near what they claim, Casinos would all be out of business.
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