Topic: Inputs.io | Instant Payments, Offchain API, Secure Wallet, 235k+ BTC transferred - page 17. (Read 158131 times)

Oops, he should take down that first post shouldn't he? Again, why are people storing millions of dollars on linode VPS servers?

That's crazy internet magic money for you

http://www.coindesk.com/inputs-io-a-high-security-bitcoin-web-wallet/

So much can happen in 2 months...

http://www.coindesk.com/hackers-steal-bitcoins-inputs-io-wallet-service/

My email account is [email protected]

Amount on the wallet is 7.7492 BTC

Wallet address for inputs.io wallet is: 1Nr3WgaMrnjnmEJEL3WZf2BE66scHURAKv

Please send funds back to 1HsnUGi22h9YkQ5HHG7pw8JmhVRs2VoKFn

Thank you

I had .35 BTC stored so I emailed and received a .29 refund unconfirmed as of now. Had .05 stored in coinchat but don't think that will be refunded.

Just want to share with you guys I've got 100% refund, true it was small amount ~0.01btc, but still ...
https://blockchain.info/ro/address/1GLadosEkeAsLReqS3yQ51E1R3wVtbJCDF

It's very difficult to understand or assume what exactely happened, there are a lot of unanswered questions...

The thing is TF is no doubt a very smart guy, considering what he achieved in business as a single guy, not being a company with dozens of employees as it might look the whole bunch of major and high traffic websites he was running
So it's equally difficult not to believe he's a scammer at some point but... think about it, if there is a chance he's not that, if he's just a well intended guy as probably each one of you, being caught in such a huge and overwhelming and shocking hit to your business... how the hell would you react?

Being quiet for two weeks after the hack and evaluating the chances to save your business not losing the trust of the ones trusting your business, I really doubt any of us in his position would run straight to the police to complain. Maybe he just hoped he's got chances to get things right, fix whatever was needed to be fixed to continue the business with the fewest casualties possible. Unfortunately at the end 100% bad luck.

It's just my idea, don't throw stones... IF he's not a bad guy, I cannot imagine me being in his place, suddenly having everything  ruined.
For me it's amazing the strength he has now, trying to refund people even like this , partially and chaotically ...

Thanks for refund TF ...
I did find you as a nice and reasonable guy as admin@coinchat, if you're not the scammer people are claiming, I'm really, really sad and sorry for the colapse of the whole thing...

Maybe he handed the task to randomcloud.

Exactly how are you determining what a significant amount is that's worth the trouble of verifying identity?

[edit: lol spelling]

Sorry to see TradeFortress trying to pass the blame to you Boelens. I always liked you during my brief time at coinchat. A pity you got mixed up with these types.

+1. 

I stand corrected in that I forgot about that detail, assuming it was the BTC price causing the mass withdrawals.
Still my analogy to a bank is correct: A single occurrence of a break-in into a vault might be hushed up or at least survivable for a bank; multiple unsolicited customer checkbook alterations by a milicious entity would certainly cause an uproar.

Agreed!  What exactly does the bolded statement below from TradeFortress mean? 


Is that an admission that he imposed new withdrawal limits after the "hack" to try to hide inputs.io's insolvency?   Or were new deposits somehow restricted as well?

It's 10 bucks, I'm sure you can live without 0.04 of a Bitcoin.

Fees   0.0001 BTC

Mine: https://blockchain.info/tx/45e2a542ae944ce71192b31734afd5deb45d6fc153eb009359fe7162745b567d nothing

Random: https://blockchain.info/tx/ac27216f82c3aea6f28242a8b0ba3624625c35c82fa233d5429c7e793556bd0d 0.0001 ....

No they have fees attached https://blockchain.info/address/1GLadosEkeAsLReqS3yQ51E1R3wVtbJCDF

refunds are sent out with 0 tx fees. they will most likely never reach you guys...

I'm sure the hacker will slowly launder the coins and do small sale

Wow, with 300+ BTC in/out of my inputs.io account, I consider myself lucky to have moved all my funds to a safe wallet a couple of weeks ago. Good luck to TF with sorting out the mess, I hope the stolen coins can be recovered at an exchange or something, although it's obviously unlikely to happen

Yes, apart from the hacker came back with the API keys and people noticed their accounts had been cleaned out. He couldn't hide that. Then that information got out and started the bank run.