Topic: GLBSE Payment Claims (Announce your payment here) - page 10. (Read 44582 times)
Ok, i overread it. I only wondered because there were similar sounding questions that let me think they werent able to enter their details. But maybe i misunderstood this too.
After giving information about email and my Public Key some weeks ago, I find this new information on https://glbse.com/:
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Claim finished
GLBSE is closed
Please login to get your bitcoin and assets.
Problems logging in? Contacting support?
If you've been having problems logging in (lost your password or two-factor auth) and have contacted support, please be patient. Due to the huge volume of emails coming in I won't be able to address support emails until most bitcoin has been refunded and assets details given out. Once this is done I will address your problem and get your bitcoin and assets back to you.
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It was possible to log in with my old credentials. This message came after:
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Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
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This was new to me, perhaps I missed something.
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Claim finished
GLBSE is closed
Please login to get your bitcoin and assets.
Problems logging in? Contacting support?
If you've been having problems logging in (lost your password or two-factor auth) and have contacted support, please be patient. Due to the huge volume of emails coming in I won't be able to address support emails until most bitcoin has been refunded and assets details given out. Once this is done I will address your problem and get your bitcoin and assets back to you.
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It was possible to log in with my old credentials. This message came after:
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Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
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This was new to me, perhaps I missed something.
^^^ He gave his email and BTC address. Upon relogin, he noticed the claim finished notice.
That's exactly how it should be once you input your details.
I wonder what the guys mean that log in to claim their funds and get the message their funds are claimed. I doubt they have insomnia and did it before. So what happened? Did someone other claim them? Or is it a bug?
It's just a misunderstanding. The message says that you've completed the claims procedure - not that your claim has been fully processed. All the claims procedure comprises is entering an email address and a BTC address - and the message is just saying that you've already done that.
So you mean they entered the email and address before? I have read it till now the way that they logged in and didnt get the chance to enter this details but instead got the message that their claims are processed right after logging in.
Maybe i misread it only.
I wonder what the guys mean that log in to claim their funds and get the message their funds are claimed. I doubt they have insomnia and did it before. So what happened? Did someone other claim them? Or is it a bug?
It's just a misunderstanding. The message says that you've completed the claims procedure - not that your claim has been fully processed. All the claims procedure comprises is entering an email address and a BTC address - and the message is just saying that you've already done that.
I wonder what the guys mean that log in to claim their funds and get the message their funds are claimed. I doubt they have insomnia and did it before. So what happened? Did someone other claim them? Or is it a bug?
ouch... So due to double payments, which were entirely Nefario's fault, I won't be getting my shit back aye?
FTFY
ouch... So due to double payments, I won't be getting my shit back aye?
Another disconcerning point: I use an explicit email address for GLBSE, so only three parties know about it: Me, the provider arcor.de, and GLBSE. This message came shortly:
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Subject:
S E. X- P^lC, T U -R:E;S"
From:
"Tsyyc" <[email protected]>
Date:
2012-10-21 00:19
An: A long list of recipients
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I would be interested in the leak, was it GLBSE, the provider arcor.de, or is there another way?
Comment: The email address behind "Tsyyc" is my own email address.
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Subject:
S E. X- P^lC, T U -R:E;S"
From:
"Tsyyc" <[email protected]>
Date:
2012-10-21 00:19
An: A long list of recipients
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I would be interested in the leak, was it GLBSE, the provider arcor.de, or is there another way?
Comment: The email address behind "Tsyyc" is my own email address.
Maybe the list of recipients are a hint? If they are all arcor then you know its them. Or if you want maybe send a couple of them an email stating that you want to find out the source that leaked their emails and ask where they used their email.
Another disconcerning point: I use an explicit email address for GLBSE, so only three parties know about it: Me, the provider arcor.de, and GLBSE. This message came shortly:
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Subject:
S E. X- P^lC, T U -R:E;S"
From:
"Tsyyc" <[email protected]>
Date:
2012-10-21 00:19
An: A long list of recipients
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I would be interested in the leak, was it GLBSE, the provider arcor.de, or is there another way?
Comment: The email address behind "Tsyyc" is my own email address.
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Subject:
S E. X- P^lC, T U -R:E;S"
From:
"Tsyyc" <[email protected]>
Date:
2012-10-21 00:19
An: A long list of recipients
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I would be interested in the leak, was it GLBSE, the provider arcor.de, or is there another way?
Comment: The email address behind "Tsyyc" is my own email address.
no communication so far.... no funds received .....
Lost 2FA and had started a conversation with nefario before he defaulted. since then no live sign of him!
Lost 2FA and had started a conversation with nefario before he defaulted. since then no live sign of him!
After giving information about email and my Public Key some weeks ago, I find this new information on https://glbse.com/:
>>
Claim finished
GLBSE is closed
Please login to get your bitcoin and assets.
Problems logging in? Contacting support?
If you've been having problems logging in (lost your password or two-factor auth) and have contacted support, please be patient. Due to the huge volume of emails coming in I won't be able to address support emails until most bitcoin has been refunded and assets details given out. Once this is done I will address your problem and get your bitcoin and assets back to you.
<<
It was possible to log in with my old credentials. This message came after:
>>
Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
<<
This was new to me, perhaps I missed something.
>>
Claim finished
GLBSE is closed
Please login to get your bitcoin and assets.
Problems logging in? Contacting support?
If you've been having problems logging in (lost your password or two-factor auth) and have contacted support, please be patient. Due to the huge volume of emails coming in I won't be able to address support emails until most bitcoin has been refunded and assets details given out. Once this is done I will address your problem and get your bitcoin and assets back to you.
<<
It was possible to log in with my old credentials. This message came after:
>>
Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
<<
This was new to me, perhaps I missed something.
Due to newbie restrictions I've not been able to post here till now but I've posting on the newbie board here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/your-glbse-account-has-been-partially-processed-118724
I received a double payment: http://blockchain.info/address/1DV8ntyA7dJZPmq41TXbGmwJK75d1DhGiE
And have returned the excess here: http://blockchain.info/tx-index/30663306/e6c878bbda9d9fe17d23ccff7f5bd86770a685898290d44e3e48fe7705691ec1
Still no news on assets though...
I received a double payment: http://blockchain.info/address/1DV8ntyA7dJZPmq41TXbGmwJK75d1DhGiE
And have returned the excess here: http://blockchain.info/tx-index/30663306/e6c878bbda9d9fe17d23ccff7f5bd86770a685898290d44e3e48fe7705691ec1
Still no news on assets though...
As I meet him at the Bitcoin conference 2012 and I have been a active user and supporter of GLBSE for over a year 
I am sure he would but it only creates more drama so instead he only updates when there's a official statement to be made.
//DeaDTerra
I am sure he would but it only creates more drama so instead he only updates when there's a official statement to be made.
//DeaDTerra
The problem is that "unofficial" statements through third parties look like weasel behaviour. We have no way to judge their veracity and it gives Nefario plausible deniability. He needs to make an official statement regarding when he intends to resume the repayment process. If 75% of the overpayments have been returned there seems to be no good reason why the repayment process can't be resumed right now - from what we've been told, GLBSE should have enough reserves of its own to cover any remaining shortfall. For someone who's suddenly so worried about legal consequences, Nefario is acting very stupidly if he believes that he can simply refuse to make further repayments or not put issuers and users in contact with each other until the entirely internal problem of some people not having returned their overpayments is solved.
//DeaDTerra
We know of at least 370 BTC returned by people for sure.
124.84280414 BTC by 17 different people onto a general address.
and 245.7032832 BTC by Zephyr onto an individual address.
Nefario assigns different addresses to different people, which is in accord with popular demand.
These amounts looks like being returned as well:
55.7246187 BTC http://blockchain.info/address/14CQiJAiA5o8go8PWc27BjkNA4v2t7QFEt
37.9993912 BTC http://blockchain.info/address/1AcNDLYUwtDFbUhJLKa5DH7Rw9PKpSy2D7
It sums up to about a half of the double payments. Garr255 cited Nefario saying 3/4 of extra coins are back.
The "honesty factor" is not small and is still growing.
Nefario can give issuers all the data without the assets of the ones who haven't returned the coins.
The 55.72 BTC was mine 124.84280414 BTC by 17 different people onto a general address.
and 245.7032832 BTC by Zephyr onto an individual address.
Nefario assigns different addresses to different people, which is in accord with popular demand.
These amounts looks like being returned as well:
55.7246187 BTC http://blockchain.info/address/14CQiJAiA5o8go8PWc27BjkNA4v2t7QFEt
37.9993912 BTC http://blockchain.info/address/1AcNDLYUwtDFbUhJLKa5DH7Rw9PKpSy2D7
It sums up to about a half of the double payments. Garr255 cited Nefario saying 3/4 of extra coins are back.
The "honesty factor" is not small and is still growing.
Nefario can give issuers all the data without the assets of the ones who haven't returned the coins.
//DeaDTerra
This is handled so unprofessional it's unbelievable. 
Being unprofessional is almost an unwritten law for operating a Bitcoin business, it seems.
A sad state of affairs, to be sure.
get no payment no news no asset info from nefario.
This is handled so unprofessional it's unbelievable.
Being unprofessional is almost an unwritten law for operating a Bitcoin business, it seems.
Just got off the phone with James, he said he's not going to be producing trading history for anyone. As for releasing shareholder data, he said that he's asking for the extra coins his script sent out to be returned, and it looks like he won't be releasing shareholder data to issuers until that happens. He said about 3/4 of the extra coins have been returned.
I take back what I said, he is a crook. It is unreasonable to expect to receive all the coins he mistakenly sent to other people. Also there is no proof those bitcoin address were real and not created by Nefario to embezzle funds and make it look like people won't return the coins back.
I believe if he was actually going to return shareholder data to issuers he would have done that first. He is likely not doing so as it would open him up to liability and his silly fear of the government.
Indeed this is very unreasonable. Returning the shareholder data should have highest priority. What is so hard in pulling the data from the database.
This is handled so unprofessional it's unbelievable.
Is there any way I can get in touch with Nefario? I've submitted my claim, but I've received nothing, nada. No email, no BTC, no list of assets, nothing. Anything I can do besides wait?
As I meet him at the Bitcoin conference 2012 and I have been a active user and supporter of GLBSE for over a year
I am sure he would but it only creates more drama so instead he only updates when there's a official statement to be made.
//DeaDTerra
I am sure he would but it only creates more drama so instead he only updates when there's a official statement to be made.
//DeaDTerra
The problem is that "unofficial" statements through third parties look like weasel behaviour. We have no way to judge their veracity and it gives Nefario plausible deniability. He needs to make an official statement regarding when he intends to resume the repayment process. If 75% of the overpayments have been returned there seems to be no good reason why the repayment process can't be resumed right now - from what we've been told, GLBSE should have enough reserves of its own to cover any remaining shortfall. For someone who's suddenly so worried about legal consequences, Nefario is acting very stupidly if he believes that he can simply refuse to make further repayments or not put issuers and users in contact with each other until the entirely internal problem of some people not having returned their overpayments is solved.
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