Hey maybe I should tell you all what happened to me; I used to be a trader on MP exchange selling/buying Darkcoins. However, when MP was moving to V2 I took what I had and moved it to my wallet I had around 14,500 Darkcoins and .01 BTC "Only moved my Darkcoins" Then problems started to happened I did not care about my .01BTC much since I started to see people having problems with withdrawing their coins out of MP exchange. When they allowed people for a very short time to withdraw their coins I went back to take what's left which was 0.01 BTC what I saw was my 14,500 Darkcoins I got worried that what if my coins in my wallet disappear so I transferred that again I have my Darkcoins 2x but never my BTC!
I sent emails to Moolah & MPexchange no response what so ever, I know these coins don't belong to me since I am now sure that my 1st Darkcoins are safe because I moved it to Bitstamp after selling my Darkcoins on Cryptsy probably a month ago and the 2nd 14,500 are still sitting in my wallet and I have no idea what to do with them. I know it's not mine but again no one wanna claim it "MP or Moolah". I just recently created a twitter account tried to contact them both but as if I don't exist lol.
P.S ~ I don't have much computer skills or use twitter or be able to create Masternodes, also don't ask me about making deals please ohh and ignore my not so good English
Also when I say wallet I mean another exchange!
I have to commend you on your honesty.
Yeah. I think more people also said 2x withdrawals were possible, a while ago. But there are some things you should take into account:
- Ryan could have bought accounts and/or paid them to say the bug is real (unlikely, though)
- It's not "either the bug is real or ryan is a scammer", it's probably both, which will only be more confusing when determining what's there, what ryan might have grabbed for himself and what's owed.
- Add to that confusion the coins from moolah and syscoin, which ryan has probably mixed with everything else... it gets messy.
- The confusion is intentional to help him rob as much as possible. Given his history, we have to assume that anything that helps him steal and create smoke screens was premeditated.
- (unrelated to mintpal) The PIE funds raised were burned in a bad business (moolah) but not only that, it's apparent now that he's been burning cash on expensive toys (the car photos could be real, the stuff bought for Chelsea and so on). And he's gonna get away with that because let's face it if you invest in such an illegal unregulated securities scam by some unknown guy who turns out to be a serial scammer, you must be pretty clueless, gullible and reluctant to start litigation.