Topic: Titan Mint Coins- Serious Issue- ***NEW UPDATES*** - page 22. (Read 13400 times)

There is no address that ever belonged to my coin. When I looked up the 2FA code on Tim's site, it came up as "not yet funded". Then Tim refused to pay me until I went to the police. Then he offered to "pay me off", which I didn't accept.

As I have mentioned before, the only reason I have brought up Michail1 is because he is still trolling the victims, and harming them with negative trust ratings. He's the only known accomplice at this point. People are stalking Tim Fillmore's poor parents, and I'm just trying to point out a more likely avenue for a realistic recovery or more info: the people who have supported Tim all this time, and are still here doing it.

As I had stated and which was also verified above, the 2FA coins either had the addresses supplied when bought or the code on the coin later was the first bits - which then also allows for identifying the address.

So, the coin you bought had an address and you should have verified funding on the blockchain even if the Titan site was working.

can you supply the address that belongs to your coin?

Todamont - please stop making this about you + Michail1, willya man? It's just clogging shit up...

Sure, everybody is pained about this who had/has one, but seriously? Just fuckin stop bickering, I understand your thought process but it's misguided... Be mad at Tim, not others in this thread. 

>  your coin was redeemed prior to when you bouggt it

No, it wasn't. It was never funded. It was never peeled, it was a perfectly fine 2FA coin that was simply never funded. Tim was taking bitcoin and sending out unfunded tokens, and then denying redemption to anyone who couldn't give the email and 2FA code "password".

That was the early stage of his scam. If you all had listened to me back then you might have had a chance at getting your money back. Now he's gone and I highly doubt he's coming back with hundreds of thousands of dollars for you all, without the FBI putting him in handcuffs, and even then I'm guessing he has spent all the money. He is likely on the run, maybe chilling with friends he paid off from the swept coins, like maybe Michail1 up in Iceland.

Now all you have is insane trolls / accomplices like Michail1 who show up to harass you and leave negative feedback for the victims who dare to speak up.

> he did not even validate whether the address for the coin was still funded or not.

There was no way to know that my coin was even a 2FA coin, and Tim had never published proof of the addresses and funding of ANY of the coins, so this literally makes no sense. Nobody has ever verified that any of the tokens was funded at all, except the lucky PK token holders who were able to redeem their coins.

> What police report? Provide the report number and jurisdiction - people could join it if it’s legitimate

Yeah, I'm not doxxing myself. You can contact the FBI. They know about Tim Fillmore. You can easily join the case as a victim claimant, by contacting them.

well then either way - there was at one point an address associated so the buyer could see that the coin was funded and for those that hold them now (if they have the address) can verify they are still funded or if they have been swept.

and that goes back to Todamont buying a coin that he did not even validate whether the address for the coin was still funded or not.

Todamont - which version of 2fa did you have? If you had to look it up on the site, I am assuming the first one - but then did you get the address from the seller?

Why would you not have verified the coin is loaded - stating because it had a COA is no reason not to verify whether coin is loaded.

20btc?  Just another number/total dreamed up.

As for the side question - Both are true.
Look at post #185
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60946434

In the beginning, it was some internal generated number.  So, you didn't actually know the address from the coin itself; however, emails sent after the purchase included the serial number, coin identifier, and the public address.  You would have had to check the website or had the coin graded in which they would put the pub address first bits on the slab details.

Later, the code on the coin was actually the first bits.

You should do some research - it is rather simple to remove the holo and replace it with no visible signs

Its been done - that is why you verify a coin before you buy it - your coin was redeemed prior to when you bouggt it - verifiable on the block chain.

In the end Titan offered you one BTC for identifying the issuw wirh thwor database - you rejected it while crying that he wouldn't pay you one BTC.

Should have taken the bounty.

What police report? Provide the report number and jurisdiction - people could join it if it’s legitimate




Who is out 20 btc?


Side question - I have heard that 2fa coin buyers still were provided an address for the coin - I have heard they did not - which is correct?

Wow this is a crazy Roller Coaster of a Thread. I just hope everyone gets their funds. We need to find Tim. I'm over here wanting to help the search and I dont even have a coin lol But wow this thread  

Michail I OFFERED to remove the negative rating from your account if you removed the one you left on mine, after it became clear that I was not the only victim of Tim's scam.

But you refused, you are now intentionally harming the victims of a known scam, and that makes you an ACCOMPLICE TO THE SCAM.

You guys keep saying Tim might show up and make it right? Tell it to the guy who is out over 20 bitcoin right now. That's a SCAM, it's THEFT and Tim Fillmore has committed FELONY FRAUD. Stop giving him the benefit of the doubt and arguing with his victims. For Christ's sake, people.

I didn't buy a second hand coin that was tampered. I bought a second-hand coin that Tim Fillmore CLAIMED was tampered after I peeled a perfectly fine looking "untamperable" sticker and looked it up on his website and it said "not yet funded" and then Tim Fillmore made up a story about having multiple conflicting databases about the 2FA coin statuses.

Then I sounded the alarm, and told everyone "HEY THIS IS A SCAM", and I was 100% right. Then insane trolls like Michail1 showed up and muddied the waters and intentionally harmed me with negative trust ratings, as my reward for being the first victim of this scam. They acted as ACCOMPLICE to the scam and if it wasn't for them, many of you probably would not have lost so much money. So thank Michail1 for your loss, he is just as responsible as Tim Fillmore, he is an accomplice who has no shame and no sense of decency.

There's no way I would take money from someone I have filed a felony police report against, i.e. Tim Fillmore, except through the courts. Which I still hope happens. I am definitely tempted to add Michail1's info to my police report as a potential accomplice, though.

Other than you being a complete whack job there is the fact you have yet to reply to a single one of the questions brought up to you....

- You can't buy redeemed/unfunded coins from third parties and expect the manufacturer to re-fund them for you. 
--You knowing bought redeemed coins which you claimed you can't remember from who.
- You claim the coins have been swept.  Also false.  Show a single instance (other than people redeeming their own).
- You claim to have a police report, but you don't provide details for anyone to be able to link in order to get traction.
- You claim you have a detective on the case, but you don't provide a phone number, or in the very least, a name.
- You abuse the rating system by leaving negative return ratings, and multiples at that.
-- Also, you demand removal of the negative rating against you in which you would remove your negative rating.
- You keep calling my name up to the thread which I had long since forgotten about until you brought me back into this.
- You keep making up numbers for dollar amounts lost with wide ranges up into the millions.
- You say I am flagged as a scammer (which you made up like many other things) without a single person claiming I have scammed them in all these years on anything.
- You claim I am here rubbing salt into wounds - Not sure where you came up with this other than your own head.

Many people know who I am and I have met many people as well.  My information is public and I have been Doxed many times.  You're just to incompetent to figure that out, because you spend most of your time dreaming things up and slinging accusations.

Again, you're simply a whack job, and I believe others have already determined this as well.  If anything, you're the troll in this thread distracting from people with the legitimate concern of not being able to redeem their 2FA coins.

Todamont's case is different though - he bought a second hand coin that was tampered with.

There has never been any issue with anyone redeeming a legitimate PK coin from Titan - yes there has been an issue with the website in relation to the 2FA ones - could be whatever caused the issue has caused Titan to loose access to those funds or more likely the information for those funds so they cant relay that back to anyone holding one.

Should Tim stop being a douche and make it right? Damn straight.

Does this mean he scammed or rug pulled anyone? No evidence on that as of yet.

Todamont should have taken the 1 BTC bounty for identifying the bug.

The more you rant about conspiracies, the more attention you divert away from the real issue at hand. Maybe YOU are the accomplice 

lol just kidding. maybe. its raining here.

It's crazy that Michail1 still dares to show his face and troll in this thread, even after being flagged as an accomplice to this scam, in the midst of people losing all their money, he's still here to rub salt in the wound and intentionally harm the victims with negative trust ratings.

What an insane scammer Michail1 is. I think he enjoys watching all of you guys losing your money and trolling about it, because he got a big cut of the swept coins.

I tried to warn you guys back in 2016, but insane scammer trolls like Michail1 were there to back up the scammer, Tim Fillmore and argue and leave negative trust ratings for me. He's been here for six years trolling victims of this scam. I still suspect Michail1 is an alt of Tim Fillmore, or a personal friend of Tim. Track down Michail1 and you just might find Tim Fillmore too, who knows.

@micro23 if the coin is loaded you get hit on blockexplorer with the first bits

Yet your PK coin was redeemed just fine, right?
Trust is a hell of a thing.

How do you do that on a 2FA coin? I thought the website was the only way to find the public address.  I had a PK coin, with a cert.  Didnt realize about the first bits but was more interested in sweeping the funds so they couldn't get pulled. I couldnt trust that was the actual public key of the coin I was holding.

@micro23 you can see that on the public key

I edited my previous comment. You are correct, no one has proven that a key has been swept. They are just not claimable so we cant verify if they have been swept.  The way he did it tho, lets him sweep every single coin that has not been "registered" on his bullshit website. If you just dont rip those people and claim something happened, they would never be able to verify that he swept the keys.

Again, we (the community here in collectables) are aware of the issue with the 2FA coins, this has been brought up many times.
It’s unfortunate and sad and I hope that gets resolved asap.




You can verify the 0.1 BTC ones from 2017 as the certs have the first bits on them.

As far as if the funds are there or will be there in the future, if you are using the blockchain to verify ANY coin, this is no different until proven so.

Any coin can be swept if the maker held the keys, any one of them.

Until that is proven, all you are doing is speculating and spreading FUD.

Once you prove that point, then sure, you are right - yay

People can do as they please, peel or no peel, that’s up to them, but as of now there is no proof (except your speculation and doubts) that ANY of the PK coins are compromised.