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Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 01:44:25 PM

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Quote from: mullick on April 25, 2015, 12:54:18 PM

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Quote from: capsqrl on April 25, 2015, 10:13:14 AM

The CTO of Cryptsy is really well-spoken. From an old post:

https://i.imgur.com/l7NogH2.png

There's something hilarious about the Chief Technology Officer of a financial services company saying "I have a duty to protect your shit".

Mullick is a known & seasoned scammer i've caught with him skimming before!!! ...watch him move your coins lolzzz!!! :-) trust me haha ====> CRYPTSY IS DOOMED!!!

I have never scammed anyone. The fact that you have the balls to lie like that angers me. Congrats on being the first on my ignore list

yes you have ===> check yourself we have peeps on the case in boca raton,,, i think you know exactLy who this is!!! go back under the rock you came from~~QUACK QUACK QUACK *poof!*

I'm kind of curious about this, explain the situation where he scammed anyone?

you must be new around here!~> i used to be cryptsy's biggest promoter ... they exiled me when i asked for a audit of my trades ... Shocked

So mullick is a scammer because you want an audit of your trades yet havent received it? Also, can you post some screenshots/links of evidence for this 'exilation' you received?

LOL the ball is in their court i'm really surprised the SEC has not shut down cryptsy ..i guess them complying with the states' request for users' personal information was enough to give them more time? i call it a phishing scam of epic purportions... stay chuned kidzzz

You're making these claims, yet have nothing to back them. I cannot back someone who cannot prove guiltyness. Cryptsy is alive today and thriving because they do comply with US regulatory law and spend a LOT of money to stay on top of it as bitcoin is new concept to law. The SEC has not shut them down, because they aren't doing anything illegal in the first place. Audits for users, theres a tool for that if you were not aware, you don't have to ask for it in support.

you obviously have little experience with cryptsy.

They LOCKED MY ACCOUNT AND DENIED MY REQUEST!!!!

ASK HORUS MULLICK OR ANY OF THESE ASSCLOWNS!!!

THEY DO NOT LIKE TO HEAR THE TRUTH!!!! :-)

THEY CANNOT DEAL WITH REALITY!!!!

rant on rant off~~~~

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I do have a little bit of experience. Check my email on the left under my name. I'm a full-time dev for Cryptsy. Coming from a dedicated user since the opening month of Cryptsy to complaining to paul about the api, to now developing v2 as my own and continuing development towards new and expanding Cryptsy. Everything Cryptsy does, really is legit. If they locked your account, its because our support staff thought you were a hacker likely. We do everything in our power to protect your money. The thruth is we receive AWFUL PR for trying to keep peoples money secure. The reality is, your money is still safe if it is still on our site, and can still be recovered by you. I feel like you know this already, and support may have mentioned something along these lines, and thats why you don't want to show and screenshots or proof. Another truth is I don't know the story behind your account or why it was locked. Follow the TOS, dont give out your password to prevent hacking attempt, and you won't be locked.

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I'm not sure I don't trust Cryptsy's motives here. But I do think they've made a mistake.

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Quote from: mullick on April 25, 2015, 01:44:12 PM

Well this has backfired

The points I do want to make

1. We never wanted to profit off the prime node. And made it a point to make our addresses public so everyone could verify that

2. We wanted to give the people a vote. Currently its all ran by gaw and the paycoin foundation as well as other unknown parties. I think we can all agree its been a mess. We hoped this would at least give our users a say in what happens. As keeping our customers happy is the number one goal. Our vote essentially goes with the community

3. Any step paycoin takes that distances itself from gaw is a good step in my opinion. The keys were not going to be removed from the code so why not make it public and show people they now can verify those 3 controllers aren't dumping their coins. And now that we have a vote thats one vote in your favor towards removing them from the codebase all together as well as any other unknown controllers

Regardless. The overall feedback has been negative. We are open to any suggestions as to what to do with the controller. The only way cryptsy was going to benefit from this situation is if some good comes out of us having the controller in the communities eyes.

We wont be taking any more controllers that are offered to us

I think the original intent of the prime controllers was to build this so-called CAF(Coin Adoption Fund). Since we know that is never going to happen and was a load of BS to load Josh Garza's pockets with bitcoin, we are still left with these money printers that serve no purpose other than to load someone else's pockets.

First step: eliminate Prime Controllers
Second step: eliminate Josh Garza's coins and any other foundation's coins that have been given to them for free.

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Quote from: mullick on April 25, 2015, 01:44:12 PM

Well this has backfired

The points I do want to make

1. We never wanted to profit off the prime node. And made it a point to make our addresses public so everyone could verify that

2. We wanted to give the people a vote. Currently its all ran by gaw and the paycoin foundation as well as other unknown parties. I think we can all agree its been a mess. We hoped this would at least give our users a say in what happens. As keeping our customers happy is the number one goal. Our vote essentially goes with the community

3. Any step paycoin takes that distances itself from gaw is a good step in my opinion. The keys were not going to be removed from the code so why not make it public and show people they now can verify those 3 controllers aren't dumping their coins. And now that we have a vote thats one vote in your favor towards removing them from the codebase all together as well as any other unknown controllers

Regardless. The overall feedback has been negative. We are open to any suggestions as to what to do with the controller. The only way cryptsy was going to benefit from this situation is if some good comes out of us having the controller in the communities eyes.

We wont be taking any more controllers that are offered to us

You didn't think partnering with a fraud would be accepted?

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Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 01:48:40 PM

Quote from: mullick on April 25, 2015, 01:46:27 PM

Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 01:44:25 PM

Quote from: MattSmith on April 25, 2015, 01:38:49 PM

Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 01:34:48 PM

Quote from: MattSmith on April 25, 2015, 01:30:34 PM

Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 01:28:47 PM

Quote from: MattSmith on April 25, 2015, 01:24:01 PM

Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 12:56:36 PM

Quote from: mullick on April 25, 2015, 12:54:18 PM

Quote from: cryyptc on April 25, 2015, 12:25:59 PM

Quote from: capsqrl on April 25, 2015, 10:13:14 AM

The CTO of Cryptsy is really well-spoken. From an old post:

There's something hilarious about the Chief Technology Officer of a financial services company saying "I have a duty to protect your shit".