Topic: My cryptsy alt coins are gone for good..? (Read 4526 times)

I have been thinking the same thing for years and it is driving me crazy ..., you are making sense my friend. I too back in 2010 thought about buying bitcoin and never investigated if I could actually buy the coins. Maybe I couldn't get them even if I wanted too?  Another thing, I also got into mining "apparently" I was late in that profit generating model too. Then I tried cloud mining and I think I broke even. I then thought maybe I should just buy and flip. I made a couple of hundred dollars on that one, but the stress was killing me. Ok back to reality there is no quick way/easy way to "make it on easy street" as my Grampa's last words to me were "work hard, don't spend more than you earn and save for a rainy day" I have been blessed with good health and loving Wife and a job that I enjoyed...... HEY I AM ALREADY ON EASY STREET!!!!!!!

There are a billion ways I could probably be rich - but there is only one reality, ha ha!

I don't even want to think about what my Cryptsy coins would be worth now upwards towards $100K . that is so much money for me

And if you didn't bother to keep emails about logins (which most people delete), you are stuffed?

Big vern wiped the cryptsy servers clean before he ran. The receiver has no details of who owns what to work with. You need evidence to convince him you held coins on cryptsy like screenshots, or emails.

Thanks. Didn't realize that the receiver required you to make a claim. Thought they had all the details of the owners of the coins.

You can fill out the receiver's form at this link.

http://cryptsyreceivership.com/registration/

It's not exactly a claim form, it's for giving the receiver details of what funds you had on cryptsy.

Is there way to get back the coins.
Almost 3btc plus was lost in Cryptsy ?

I'm telling you, this is the work of "The Owner".


~BCX~

The receiver, James D. Sallah, an attorney for Miami, Fla.-based Payton & Associates LLC, filed the report in the U.S. District Court Southern District of Florida.

The court appointed Sallah as receiver last month in response to an investor lawsuit and gave him control of Cryptsy’s assets, CCN reported.

Sallah confirmed in his report that investors do not have access to their Cryptsy accounts and that significant amounts of funds are missing and/or possibly locked in Cryptsy servers that he’s trying to access. He also confirmed that Cryptsy is no longer operating.

Sallah said he has not received any cooperation from Vernon. He demanded an accounting of the missing funds from Vernon in a letter, but has received no response. He said he has gained some cooperation from former Cryptsy employees.

He is trying to find all of the investors and determine what they are owed. He is also trying to find out which investors made money, how much, and when, as well as which received money back.

Sallah noted he has spoken with investors daily. He said he will try to determine how investors can be repaid what they are owed. If any investors improperly profited, he will try to see that the profits are returned and take legal action if necessary.

The receiver also said he will contact the landlord of the premises in Delray Beach where Cryptsy operated. He said there are presently no computers, furniture or equipment to secure unless it was relocated, which he will continue to investigate.

Crypto is a heaven for scammers because scammers now they can get away with it. It's the way it has been going on for years.

Hello Spazzdla,

I do not understand gov. Why do they not pay out the coins to the former owners?
They should be a model.

But you are right. They take everything they can.
There is no justice.

Kind Regards,
Zorro

I guess it's just another "I got hacked" scam. Most websites use this reason to runaway. Of course if you assume that it's true, then you will not be able to get your coins back. I wonder why would someone "withhold" that info as it's a big bad news to the users.