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Netnox

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Quote from: nak333 on April 30, 2019, 09:27:54 PM

Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on April 30, 2019, 11:15:06 AM

I had 3.5 LTC in my Wex wallet, when it went down (plus some debt tokens). For those in the US and EU, it may not matter much. But here in India, it is almost twice the average monthly salary. Is there any chance of getting these coins back?

I'm from Karachi, Pakistan.
See the screenshot. You can easily understand how much I lost at wex.
It matters a lot for me. I went back for at least 2 years.

https://i30.servimg.com/u/f30/17/76/10/38/wex_ba10.png

OMG!!! Total of $12,605. That is almost 10 years salary in a country like Pakistan. Feels really bad for you. I also lost some of my coins after trusting this damn exchange (although my losses were much lower than yours). Well... all of us ignored the basic warning.. i.e not to keep our coins in the exchange wallets. I just hope that you will have the courage to move on with your life.

nak333

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Quote from: andrew99 on May 10, 2019, 01:54:16 AM

For me it's 3,5 BTC..

I'm sorry to hear that. Sad

andrew99

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For me it's 3,5 BTC..

Hueristic

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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

Quote from: nak333 on April 30, 2019, 09:27:54 PM

Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on April 30, 2019, 11:15:06 AM

I had 3.5 LTC in my Wex wallet, when it went down (plus some debt tokens). For those in the US and EU, it may not matter much. But here in India, it is almost twice the average monthly salary. Is there any chance of getting these coins back?

I'm from Karachi, Pakistan.
See the screenshot. You can easily understand how much I lost at wex.
It matters a lot for me. I went back for at least 2 years.

Damn, sorry to see that. GL

nak333

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on April 30, 2019, 11:15:06 AM

I had 3.5 LTC in my Wex wallet, when it went down (plus some debt tokens). For those in the US and EU, it may not matter much. But here in India, it is almost twice the average monthly salary. Is there any chance of getting these coins back?

I'm from Karachi, Pakistan.
See the screenshot. You can easily understand how much I lost at wex.
It matters a lot for me. I went back for at least 2 years.

Vishnu.Reang

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I had 3.5 LTC in my Wex wallet, when it went down (plus some debt tokens). For those in the US and EU, it may not matter much. But here in India, it is almost twice the average monthly salary. Is there any chance of getting these coins back?

fcknbs

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Quote from: Netnox on April 24, 2019, 10:02:10 AM

May be it will be better to lock this thread. Because there is no activity on the Russian thread and most of the users seems to have got used to the fate of the exchange. The users will never receive any of their funds, because what is remaining will be seized by the FBI. There will be no positive outcome from pursuing this case any further.

It doesn't matter what they've gotten used to. Who can say where the road goes? Only time.

fcknbs

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Quote from: ROGE9 on April 23, 2019, 03:02:01 AM

that Russian form is no real danger ...that group has been adding up the collective loss files to file suit and these things do eventually get to court...

there is a legal international entity legally registered as responsible for collective losses... the problem is internal corruption and dispute...
Ukrainian mafia= no body talks or is found ...but eventually there will be a leek

pessimism will definitely Not work! ...be sure of that!

***but by and by... enough people dreaming sweet revenge/justice
...sure enough... consistent thought... directed by vigilant intent
~~~creates quantum events in space time~~~

Sir, you are an inspiration. Losing hope never helped anyone. I pray that for every coin stolen, these scammers will spend a night getting raped in an Eastern European prison.

JayJuanGee

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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"

Quote from: Netnox on April 24, 2019, 10:02:10 AM

May be it will be better to lock this thread. Because there is no activity on the Russian thread and most of the users seems to have got used to the fate of the exchange. The users will never receive any of their funds, because what is remaining will be seized by the FBI. There will be no positive outcome from pursuing this case any further.

It's not like this thread is being spammed. I see no persuasive reason to lock this thread in terms of getting updates, whether positive or negative, and even if there might not be any posts for a few years. You never know with these kinds of things, in other words, even if the probabilities of anything positive happening seem to be in the sub 1% arena, it is still good to keep these kinds of information channels open.

Netnox

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May be it will be better to lock this thread. Because there is no activity on the Russian thread and most of the users seems to have got used to the fate of the exchange. The users will never receive any of their funds, because what is remaining will be seized by the FBI. There will be no positive outcome from pursuing this case any further.

nak333

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Quote from: Netnox on April 23, 2019, 10:16:16 AM

It will be of no use. One of the two co-founders (Alexander Vinnik) is currently incarcerated and he'll be soon extradited to the United States. The other one has vanished without any trace. If we were to believe them, then the wallets have been hacked and the coins were stolen. Now tell me how any sort of legal action is going to result in a positive outcome.

Well said Netnox.

Netnox

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Quote from: ROGE9 on April 23, 2019, 03:02:01 AM

that Russian form is no real danger ...that group has been adding up the collective loss files to file suit and these things do eventually get to court...

It will be of no use. One of the two co-founders (Alexander Vinnik) is currently incarcerated and he'll be soon extradited to the United States. The other one has vanished without any trace. If we were to believe them, then the wallets have been hacked and the coins were stolen. Now tell me how any sort of legal action is going to result in a positive outcome.

ROGE9

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that Russian form is no real danger ...that group has been adding up the collective loss files to file suit and these things do eventually get to court...

there is a legal international entity legally registered as responsible for collective losses... the problem is internal corruption and dispute...
Ukrainian mafia= no body talks or is found ...but eventually there will be a leek

pessimism will definitely Not work! ...be sure of that!

***but by and by... enough people dreaming sweet revenge/justice
...sure enough... consistent thought... directed by vigilant intent
~~~creates quantum events in space time~~~

niicoz

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