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Topic: Titan Mint Coins- Serious Issue- ***NEW UPDATES*** - page 4. (Read 13411 times)

legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
Not sure what prompted me to check but I am getting a 521 website down error when going to https://titanbtc.com/ now.
Is everyone else getting the same message? And does anyone know when it actually went down.

Not really important but just interesting that he was pointing it someplace else and even that is now offline,

-Dave

It looks like he has it on cloudflare but it's misconfigured or just offline.



I don't know the full story but it's probably documented in this thread at some point...
legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
Oh I understand there's a certain risk involved...
I got a PK version, I got the address and there's bitcoin on that address.
So I only have to trust he hasn't got the private keys stored and won't use them after all these years.
I took that risk, I guess we'll see how it goes.

Edit - Tim is not trustworthy Read the thread lol... :

My '2013 goldline PK' appears to have been compromised in March 2018 - so this may not be limited to 2FA coins.

Wow sorry to hear that That's a new one. Can you post the TXid or take a look up stream to see if others were swept at the same time that might have been funded in the same batch? 🤔
legendary
Activity: 2128
Merit: 1005
ASIC Wannabe
Oh I understand there's a certain risk involved...
I got a PK version, I got the address and there's bitcoin on that address.
So I only have to trust he hasn't got the private keys stored and won't use them after all these years.
I took that risk, I guess we'll see how it goes.

Edit - Tim is not trustworthy Read the thread lol... :

EDIT: I was wrong - the sticker re-applies much more cleanly than one would expect, and i re-peeled a coin like a dummy.
legendary
Activity: 3500
Merit: 6320
Crypto Swap Exchange
Not sure what prompted me to check but I am getting a 521 website down error when going to https://titanbtc.com/ now.
Is everyone else getting the same message? And does anyone know when it actually went down.

Not really important but just interesting that he was pointing it someplace else and even that is now offline,

-Dave
copper member
Activity: 288
Merit: 56
Oh I understand there's a certain risk involved...
I got a PK version, I got the address and there's bitcoin on that address.
So I only have to trust he hasn't got the private keys stored and won't use them after all these years.
I took that risk, I guess we'll see how it goes.

Edit - Tim is not trustworthy Read the thread lol... :
legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
Checked out titanmint.com - was there a redesign?
There's "© 2023. All Rights Reserved." at the bottom.

And out of curiosity, have anyone tried the contact form there?

PS: Just bought 2014 Titan Tenth - on a certificate it says "Edition number: 47 of 10.000", which seems kinda disproportionate - does anybody know if there were really that many minted?

I really do not think that many were minted at all.. otherwise we'd have seen way more here for sale IMO. Tongue

Edit - Tim is not trustworthy Read the thread lol... :
copper member
Activity: 288
Merit: 56
Checked out titanmint.com - was there a redesign?
There's "© 2023. All Rights Reserved." at the bottom.

And out of curiosity, have anyone tried the contact form there?

PS: Just bought 2014 Titan Tenth - on a certificate it says "Edition number: 47 of 10.000", which seems kinda disproportionate - does anybody know if there were really that many minted?
legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
Most ridiculous scam ever. You guys are trying to get millions of bucks out of a guy who can't afford domain registration upkeep fees for this 'business'.

Did you get your .48 cents on the dollar yet for your coin, or still suing? Huh
sr. member
Activity: 606
Merit: 273
Hey Tim why are you hocking TuitionManager, a product of Tuition.io, at your site titanbtc.com now? I contacted the CEO of Tuition.io to ask about it, for you.

Most ridiculous scam ever. You guys are trying to get millions of bucks out of a guy who can't afford domain registration upkeep fees for this 'business'.
legendary
Activity: 3500
Merit: 6320
Crypto Swap Exchange
Thanks to a renowned forum member, I've re-learnt how to paste pic on the forum.

The official website of www.titanbtc.com has become a student loan site. What the fuck!  Angry

Someone reported this happening some time ago. I want to say a few weeks backs. I wonder what this means exactly, or why he would have either let the web address lapse, or if it was sold?

I’ve heard that there was a third webinar recently. Did anyone attend or able to provide some knowledge on it? Would be much appreciated.

Looks like he is leasing / renting it out.

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If it was sold it would be showing different owners or private registration.
If he can make money doing it and use it to pay people back it's not a horrible idea.
Usually the amount you can make doing it is fairly small, but you never know.

-Dave
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
Thanks to a renowned forum member, I've re-learnt how to paste pic on the forum.

The official website of www.titanbtc.com has become a student loan site. What the fuck!  Angry

Someone reported this happening some time ago. I want to say a few weeks backs. I wonder what this means exactly, or why he would have either let the web address lapse, or if it was sold?

I’ve heard that there was a third webinar recently. Did anyone attend or able to provide some knowledge on it? Would be much appreciated.
hero member
Activity: 1112
Merit: 512
Thanks to a renowned forum member, I've re-learnt how to paste pic on the forum.

The official website of www.titanbtc.com has become a student loan site. What the fuck!  Angry
hero member
Activity: 1112
Merit: 512
Thanks to a renowned forum member, I've re-learnt how to paste pic on the forum.
hero member
Activity: 1112
Merit: 512


I'm lucky enough to hold a real one.  Grin
legendary
Activity: 2114
Merit: 1403
Disobey.
still not gonna peel mine, I'm sure most others agree.  No issues with non-2fa coins. Whoever chose to buy the 2fa's made a poor decision. he didn't keep keys and sweep funds. Maybe i'm so used to seeing scams in crypto that this doesn't seem like anything at all to me, hahaha.

I don't believe Tim is a scammer, I don't believe it was ever his intention to scam. But if you leave your funds in anyone else's hands, things can happen.




I don't believe "most others" would agree. Quite the opposite actually.
Personally, with the experience gathered over the last few months and years (regarding other crypto scammers who had such a great reputation and surely wouldn't hurt a fly) I would advise anyone to strongly consider peeling or bearing in mind that the crypto funds stored on the priv-key coins should be considered "at risk", meaning only don't peel if you can live with the potential loss.

You can believe whatever you want. There is a mountain of evidence that Tim acted in harmful ways towards his customers, putting funds at risk, losing funds, lying over a period of more than 6 years etcetc. If you want to trust such a person, all I have to say is you are very naive.
How can you say "he didn't keep keys"? - Yes, possibly not, I really hope so. But you cannot know this, and given all things that happened so far it also seems like a possibility.

Full disclaimer, I still own one of his lowest denom priv-key coins and haven't peeled yet, just because I hate destroying a collectible and also *HOPE* the funds will not be sweped. However, at this point I would mostly blame myself if I end up losing the funds and I am still most likely going to peel it soon, as much as it saddens me to do so.


Also... what ChiBitCTy and owlcatz said.
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
still not gonna peel mine, I'm sure most others agree.  No issues with non-2fa coins. Whoever chose to buy the 2fa's made a poor decision. he didn't keep keys and sweep funds. Maybe i'm so used to seeing scams in crypto that this doesn't seem like anything at all to me, hahaha.

I don't believe Tim is a scammer, I don't believe it was ever his intention to scam. But if you leave your funds in anyone else's hands, things can happen.




There’s nothing to believe or not believe, he stole funds from people, over a million dollars worth. You also don’t know if he kept the PK’s or not. He kept the 2FA PK’s, what’s to say he didn’t keep these? You trust this guy..Lol okay then.
legendary
Activity: 3570
Merit: 1959
still not gonna peel mine, I'm sure most others agree.  No issues with non-2fa coins. Whoever chose to buy the 2fa's made a poor decision. he didn't keep keys and sweep funds. Maybe i'm so used to seeing scams in crypto that this doesn't seem like anything at all to me, hahaha.

I don't believe Tim is a scammer, I don't believe it was ever his intention to scam. But if you leave your funds in anyone else's hands, things can happen.




Here's the rub... He lost those coins to Mt. Gox... WAAAAAY before selling any of the 2017 series etc etc..

That's just fucked to me... It reminds me of Yogg... "Oh, hai, just honest dude here, but keep trying to catch up"! when you aren't being honest about the hole you are in.  

Fuck Dat.  Grin
member
Activity: 134
Merit: 21
still not gonna peel mine, I'm sure most others agree.  No issues with non-2fa coins. Whoever chose to buy the 2fa's made a poor decision. he didn't keep keys and sweep funds. Maybe i'm so used to seeing scams in crypto that this doesn't seem like anything at all to me, hahaha.

I don't believe Tim is a scammer, I don't believe it was ever his intention to scam. But if you leave your funds in anyone else's hands, things can happen.


legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
I should also add I have now received the 0.4574 BTC from titan for my unfunded (2fa) 1BTC silver coin as well.

Thanks for sharing. Afaik you are the first to confirm this. With the known caveat of 45 cents on the dollar, this is the first 2fa coin I know of to be redeemed in years. I know others are in the process of looking over and signing the required waivers.

I just successfully redeemed two coins as well. 45 cents on the dollar. glad to be done with this mess.

I'm glad to hear this.  This is of course what this thread has been all about, helping people get their money (albeit at a fraction of what it should actually be).

Is there still no one who can share what was discussed on the second webinar? Would be really helpful if someone had a recording, I know (or belive) Tim said he would have recording of each one available...
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 4
I should also add I have now received the 0.4574 BTC from titan for my unfunded (2fa) 1BTC silver coin as well.

Thanks for sharing. Afaik you are the first to confirm this. With the known caveat of 45 cents on the dollar, this is the first 2fa coin I know of to be redeemed in years. I know others are in the process of looking over and signing the required waivers.

I just successfully redeemed two coins as well. 45 cents on the dollar. glad to be done with this mess.
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