Topic: [IPO] CoinPal - Crypto-Currency Exchange & Profit Switching Mining Pool {NEW} - page 54. (Read 79989 times)

The WHOIS records for coinpal.net on the day of IPO launch indicates the registrant/owner, address, cell phone and email of the owner of coinpal.net domain name. A google of the email address , gives a complete profile of the owner-pictures, work address, tel, position etc as

Ryan Tyson Gay
Director of Business Development
Frank Gay Services
6206 Forest City Rd.
Orlando, FL 32810-4803
United States
Phone: 407-644-2589 (Home), 407-293-2642(Office)
Fax:     407-522-4583
Cell: 407-718-4059
email: [email protected]
               [email protected]
Age: 32


Linkedin  profile
http://www.linkedin.com/in/ryantysongay

Google +
https://plus.google.com/+RyanTysonGay/posts

The registrant's name has now been anonymised.

I thought this investment looked very fishy considering how their website looked. I would never invest in an exchange/pool without the site being up and running at first. Glad I went with my gut feeling. I hope everyone is able to get their investments back.

I guess i was right all from the begining when they didnt reply on e-mails and saw my quick invest as lost. What i only could do
is attacking here so ppl could think twice if they gonna buy their shares.

Also the promotion of free usb mining that they willing to give out freely was weird when they want name, adres and weirdest thing is PHONENUMBER to send their gift away. I guess they could hack a phone nr and receive text message for something like google authenticator or retrieve e-mail passwords

Anyway well planned guys! And for ryan above, please leave their skype nick here if not i might think u are one of them that reverse this possible scam into a genius scam that u might part with. Im not gonna accuse u but sinds u promote it aswel and have contact with them its all possible.

For the scammers around there, u might think u are smart but there are smarters ppl around there and u think u get away with it, some do some wont. Some will not even try a court but will take another step furter. Ive seen the internet so long, there are really internet gangsters out there that u never wish to have to deal with. There was an episode in a poker forum not long ago that a investor got scammed he would hire a goon for it, very disturbing too read. Just watch ur back scammers, u might think twice aswell before u scam the wrong ppl. Just an advice karma is a btc

70 BTC



From coinpal team



I'm joking. Sorry for your loss but it was pretty obvious that these people were scammers. Their idea was great, maybe you could consider building this into a legitimate service. A lot of people have lost money to this scam...

How many shares did you lose Ryan?

My shares were also stolen. I have never signed a legal document to be partner either, thank god.

I can't make the names public until a law suit is official

U know ppl can sue u aswell because u help them promote it

If u bringin them to court u make sure u public their names or let shareholders transfer u the shares
and u fight also for the shareholders. Thats atleast u could do for them

DO NOT INVEST - GODADDY GAVE MY ATTORNEY ALL THEIR INFO. THIS IS MPST LIKELY A SCAM.


They tricked me well - I apologise for promoting this everyone.

I lost 70BTC today, but karma is a bitch and they weren't as anonymous as they thought.

I'll give them one last chance to pay me back, they have 24 hours. If not, hello court case!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6179411

I'll have to ask whoever wrote that as I don't know where the figure came from or what their definition lf 'short term' is.

FOR COINPAL PARTNERS - PM ME, ADDRESS YOU WERE USING TO EMAIL ME WAS ONE I WAS LOCKED OUT OF. Im not at home so I can't connect to the server to use the domain emails either. I emailed you from a gmail account, get back to me asap.

Thanks for the updates Ryan, it goes a long way to helping the company's legitimacy.

Are you able to give us any revenue projection figures?  When the company says "We are currently projecting as high as a 50 – 170 % return for our shareholders on a short-term investment period", what length of time are you referring to?

Thank you and sorry about your loss. Hopefully the exchange will be a success, so loosing 5.7BTC won´t be an amount to even consider being angry about.

Myself and the rest of the team are in different time zones, so communication is awkward. I'll have more info later today (when the wake up, if they have been to sleep)


Even if the demo isn't ready today, I will have them introduce themselves as unlike me not many people throw money at an idea without knowing the face behind it.


Anyway, I had 5.7BTC robbed from me. I'll give 18'500 shares to anyone who finds out the owner of the wallet: 1AvBfvXCCRrhbsvna4fLxp8ZpQcHZnGESq

Or I can pay BTC. Its a matter of principle here, luckily it was a disposable localbitcoins wallet with a tiny amount in it.

Seems like he is stealing hundreds of thousands though.


I will get them to provide screenshots if thats your wish also regarding your question.

I'm anticipating this any moment...

Hi Ryan,

Any update on this?

Do you have some screenshots of the actual state of the project?

Yeah, this will happen in all due time. The web developer is insanely busy due to the rebrand, meaning he has to change the colour scheme of a lot of things but it's necessary

I'll speak to the rest of the team, it shouldn't be a problem. We are all busy doing our thing but upon demo launch I'll try get everyone to post from a personal account introducing themselves and their roles in the coinpal team.

And the crow has been eaten by the haters. 

It's one thing to be wary of something, but at least show come class about it since you don't know for certain.

#5 logo is my favorite - good work!

FWIW I like this logo the best - Looks clean & professional, yet friendly.

Not sure about the main font tho...

Anyhoo, I'm not a shareholder (yet) so my vote doesn't count

@Ryan, some kind of identification / revealing of forum identities of the main players involved with CoinPal and their credentials / history will go a long way to help your cause.  At the moment the sales pitch, miner photos & logos are a good start, but I for one will not invest without at least one more solid piece of evidence that you guys are legit.  The site demo will be good, but I really need to know who's involved in this in terms of personnel.

Nice, u shoulda done this ages ago (pictures of proof), but its still not to late i guess. Good luck!

Here is just a few of our logos we had designed. None stolen.


http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34310549~a342fb84c24a559869020b0e84372f9f62d3df27-original/




http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34312765~62752a5ffe8276d89c4bc2727a8b347dfd01f687-original/



http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34315441~1c6a7a8be428c4a92ba1206e9ea3f0cc6347b4ee-original/




http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34312645~1c0b256f802414deaf43f237fc49560845ffae86-original/


http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34313795~ec05898f16460658c0fafb5898acfd90d16fc4f8-original/



http://d8u1nmttd4enu.cloudfront.net/designs/34313876~9d3cded298630ddf745b69ed7cbe122b81ecc1d7-original/



I do think we are capable, yes. We have a great team. At 17 I  had already owned 2 successful businesses and I got in to bitcoin quite early. I have been successful in business to this point (2 years, and a whole lot of hard work and bitcoins) and I don't see anything changing that.