Guys, please stay calm, TF did partial refund which pirates won't do.. Lets just wait for TF to come out with a solution...
Agreed. Have some patience.
Topic: Inputs.io | Instant Payments, Offchain API, Secure Wallet, 235k+ BTC transferred - page 23. (Read 158154 times)
November 07, 2013, 04:36:50 AM
Agreed. Have some patience.
November 07, 2013, 04:33:55 AM
When will TF be importing his offline wallet to pay back all his customers.
Why does the person who failed get to keep his coins when everyone else loses?
Why does the person who failed get to keep his coins when everyone else loses?
this, seriously. what the fuck kind of sloppy mess is he running keeping everything in hot wallets?
I vote for a Scammer tag for TradeFortress
ditto. a lot of people are going to walk away fucked from this. at best, sloppy as all hell, at worst, straight up con artist. thanks for fucking us with your > 1btc rule.
November 07, 2013, 04:28:34 AM
Forgot to ask TF,
When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
Apparently you should get a refund if you emAil inputs.io.When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
I had a balance below 1 BTC so I am not eligable for a refund :S. I still have some coins in my wallet (they were sent after the attack), but I can't withdraw them.
Ohh you don't have 4100 bitcoins to repay everyone in full?
1. Why was it all in the Hot Wallet?
2. Where's the Cold Storage Wallet?
3.
?EDiT: Cut the bullshit TradeFortress you know there was never a hack... When the owner stages a hack to dump all the wallets of his users it's not a hack
November 07, 2013, 04:25:13 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
Fuck this piece of shit scammer.
November 07, 2013, 04:24:01 AM
Forgot to ask TF,
When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
Apparently you should get a refund if you emAil inputs.io.When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
I had a balance below 1 BTC so I am not eligable for a refund :S. I still have some coins in my wallet (they were sent after the attack), but I can't withdraw them.
November 07, 2013, 04:07:18 AM
Forgot to ask TF,
When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
Apparently you should get a refund if you emAil inputs.io. When will we be able to send the coins which are still in our wallet?
November 07, 2013, 03:39:15 AM
You can replace DefaultTrust, you know. 2kool4skewl
November 07, 2013, 03:10:38 AM
Or perhaps that refunds are performed by hand, and processing refunds for those with larger balances is more important at this stage compared to processing refunds for people who collected from faucets.
Is he referring to himself?
I like how he responds and disparages people who held less than 1 BTC, but doesn't deny trying to steal from the community Ripple Faucet @ RippleGiveaway.com.
"TradeFortress Trust: 179: -1 / +77(77)" lol... what a total joke
November 07, 2013, 03:10:08 AM
I was lucky to withdraw BTC1.2 on the 4th, and wasn't aware of any problems until this morning!
Signed up on the 21st of October and tested it with a few transactions, totalling about BTC3.5.
I am suspicious of any service, where I do not control the private keys (this also means that I don't keep more than BTC0.2 in the pools), so I decided that the convenience was not worth the risk and withdrew almost everything.
Still had BTC0.04832345 ($13.5 at today's rate) in there, which it seems I will never see again...
Signed up on the 21st of October and tested it with a few transactions, totalling about BTC3.5.
I am suspicious of any service, where I do not control the private keys (this also means that I don't keep more than BTC0.2 in the pools), so I decided that the convenience was not worth the risk and withdrew almost everything.
Still had BTC0.04832345 ($13.5 at today's rate) in there, which it seems I will never see again...
November 07, 2013, 03:07:04 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
I think we are consider to be in the same boat, I am selling signature and I should get about 0.12BTC in 10 days time....... I believe in TradeFortress as he didn't run away like the rest did. Ask yourself what would you do if you are TF and things like this happen?
1) Run away with the rest of the money?
2) Give back whatever is left in the wallet..
November 07, 2013, 02:58:05 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
November 07, 2013, 02:56:46 AM
Using an online wallet is like using an uninsured bank. If it gets robbed then you get robbed. They are convenient for small amounts, but I can't understand why anyone would leave large deposits uninsured.
November 07, 2013, 02:50:19 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
Hello Inputs.io Team:
My email account is [email protected]
Amount on the wallet is 11.0245 BTC
wallet address for inputs.io wallet is 1Lav15qbhMhLQFVq2pzEmR7mg91Sawwkeh
please send funds back to 14uCg7jQPBxZE3qrDWAMb7cnJ8T72J316N
Thank you
I sent this while I appreciate TF for refunding, but I just deposited like recently on the 5th, I hope I can get as close to most of my coins back as I can, please help.
November 07, 2013, 02:46:57 AM
The hack was not an inside job. I find people who accuse that insulting.
I would think you would be more insulted that people would believe you to be careless enough to leave a million in bitcoins sitting on a server, hosted by Linode of all people. I don't believe for a second that you are that incompetent.
November 07, 2013, 02:44:16 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
November 07, 2013, 02:43:50 AM
I just leave this here I for when you realize you are not getting your coin back.
Philip Moustakis
Senior Attorney
Division of Enforcement
New York, NY 10281-1022
(212) 336-0542
[email protected]
Even is you are not in the US an email with details of your individual circumstances will help get an investigation launched.
Philip Moustakis
Senior Attorney
Division of Enforcement
New York, NY 10281-1022
(212) 336-0542
[email protected]
Even is you are not in the US an email with details of your individual circumstances will help get an investigation launched.
November 07, 2013, 02:43:13 AM
I have many problems with this.
1. No. Inputs.io isn't just me, although I do the majority of the work.- "We" refers to one person, am I correct?
- Why were deposits and withdrawal not disabled?
- If the hack occurred in October, how is it possible API keys were compromised in November and money was stolen?
- Why was the "hot pocket" not immediately emptied after the hack?
2. They were in limited capacity. A withdrawal amount limit didn't work as people simply broke up.
3. The hacker dumped API keys and PIN from the DB. API keys (re)generated after the hack haven't being stolen.
4. The attacker didn't take all of the BTCs, perhaps wanting to remain undetected and steal more.
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I don't understand how people who made deposits to inputs (then onto coinlenders) well after the attack are out money.
The amount has been withdrawn in full by other users. There was a limit designed to prevent much of that, but it was per transaction and people got around it.
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And allowed people to continue to deposit, as I did??
Please don't, although if you deposited very recently you should get 100%. It'll be handled on a case by case basis, specify that in the email.
I recently deposited over 10 btc's and only get 50% back? help please!!! I did not even know about the hack till today!
November 07, 2013, 02:37:11 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
Yep, the small fish can't pursue him, or won't because the losses are so small, so he's giving preferential partial refunds to those who can.
November 07, 2013, 02:36:10 AM
Also the partial refund is still unconfirmed more than an hour later. Is that a problem?
He did many Bitcoin transfers lately, so it might be that the transfer is now "low-priority", which means that it'll arrive eventually, but it may take more time.
November 07, 2013, 02:25:04 AM
@TradeFortress I had ~0.08 0.09 btc on two wallets, it isn't much(yet!) but I really don't understand "only >1 deposit refund policy", looks like a lot of smaller pockets refunding some big pockets... because those first cannot harm you here?
This is because the mass majority of users had less than 1 BTC and he can pocket the majority of the funds.Btw about a month ago, I caught TradeFortress systematically scamming the Ripple Faucet @ RippleGiveaway.com and had to ban him. His thievery seems to be habitual.
Once someone shows you who they are, believe them.
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