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Topic: Titan Mint Coins- Serious Issue- ***NEW UPDATES*** - page 9. (Read 13400 times)

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Since one person has already asked, I'm using the TitanMint.com domain because it doesn't explicitly reference crypto currency.  I tried a half dozen email services using the *@titanbtc.com domains and they got shut down repeatedly. 

I previously used Mailchimp to communicate with Titan Mint customers.  All our existing email lists of customers and automations at mailchimp were also nuked because, from what I can tell, the crypto and NFT space is so rife with spammers that no email delivery service will now work with anyone affiliated with anything crypto.  If anyone has an email delivery service that still works with crypto companies, please let me know.
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I'm hosting a webinar this coming week to update coin owners on the topic of redemption and answer questions.  The event is scheduled for July 28th at 6pm Pacific time (GMT -7).

Please fill your desired email address and one of your coin IDs here to receive the invitation link:

http://www.titanmint.com/webinar/

You should get an email after filling in that form confirming that you're on the webinar invite list.  The actual link for the webinar will go out on Thursday of this coming week, along with a reminder.

Let me know if you have any questions.  FYI, I need to avoid using the word "bitcoin" in the emails related to the webinar because all email delivery services now block or ban anything related to crypto currency so if you see something saying "Titan Coin" instead of Titan Bitcoin that's why.

If you've already gotten an email titled "IMPORTANT Titan Coin - Redemption Process Webinar Invitation" then you're already on the invite list and don't need to fill in this form.
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Do we know where the webinar is going to be held?

Has Tim made a public announcement?
legendary
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I totally agree with ya Chi
legendary
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not to detract from the issue here - and there is a huge issue with the 2FA - but for many of the PK ones that I have seen had issues, they never did the confirmation to prove they had the coins - that was part of the process, the coin would be shipped out unfunded, the buyer receives and confirms delivery and the coin gets funded. This way if a coin was lost in shipment, it was much easier to replace the coin if it was unloaded. So then some of these "lost" coins will pop up now and people claim they were never funded (which they would not have been if they were lost) and then some who did received them never reached back out to confirm and then their coins were also then not loaded.  With all his database issues it may be near impossible to decipher these coins apart as well.



Oh I certainly agree this is the case for some of those, but not all. I’ve spoken with someone whom positively contacted Tim letting him know he received the the coin, but funds were never sent to the coin.  This person is as honest and trustworthy as they get, otherwise I wouldn’t even bring this story up.

Accidents happen, but Tim has a pattern that is unfortunately far passed accidental.

Please keep us updated on this one.
Do you know which date exactly this webinar is going to take place? Or, the better question I guess, did you

Friday July 28th. If I remember correctly it’s in the late afternoon, sometime between 4-6pm.  An extremely inconvenient day and time of day if you ask me, however I hope it happens nonetheless and would love to put all of this to rest.

Edit: July 28th at 6pm Pacific. (Apologies I originally listed it as Aug 28, instead of *July).
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However the BIG RED FLAG remains, disappearence of the website resulting in the inability for any 2fa coin owner to access THEIR funds.
Disgusting.


agreed! HUGE RED FLAG!
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Disobey.
Just thought that I would share with this forum that I received an email from Tim on 7/1/23, stating that he was going to be scheduling a webinar in July to help owners of 2fa coins redeem their coins.  I have sent a follow-up to him to find out when he will be scheduling the webinar.  Have not heard anything back from him.
As you know from my earlier posts, I am a 2fa owner that has been trying to get my 2fa coins redeemed since November 2021, with no success to date.
Please keep us updated on this one.
Do you know which date exactly this webinar is going to take place? Or, the better question I guess, did you receive a response to your follow-up mail?

Interesting info from Mopar. Can add to the mess and could indeed be the reason/explanation for unfunded priv-key coins.
However the BIG RED FLAG remains, disappearence of the website resulting in the inability for any 2fa coin owner to access THEIR funds.
Disgusting.

Let's see if this webinar thing turns out to be just hot air again or hopefully will help resolve all current issues.

PS: I agree with ChuBi, calling what happened over the last several years (including total lack of communication from Tim) FUD is just naive.
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not to detract from the issue here - and there is a huge issue with the 2FA - but for many of the PK ones that I have seen had issues, they never did the confirmation to prove they had the coins - that was part of the process, the coin would be shipped out unfunded, the buyer receives and confirms delivery and the coin gets funded. This way if a coin was lost in shipment, it was much easier to replace the coin if it was unloaded. So then some of these "lost" coins will pop up now and people claim they were never funded (which they would not have been if they were lost) and then some who did received them never reached back out to confirm and then their coins were also then not loaded.  With all his database issues it may be near impossible to decipher these coins apart as well.

legendary
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Just thought that I would share with this forum that I received an email from Tim on 7/1/23, stating that he was going to be scheduling a webinar in July to help owners of 2fa coins redeem their coins.  I have sent a follow-up to him to find out when he will be scheduling the webinar.  Have not heard anything back from him.
As you know from my earlier posts, I am a 2fa owner that has been trying to get my 2fa coins redeemed since November 2021, with no success to date.

Thank you very much for sharing this information. I’ve heard of this webinar now from several people. So it’s not like Tim doesn’t want people to know about it, I’m just not sure why he’s not officially announced it.

I want nothing more than for everything to be taken care of and made right. Would be great for all parties involved , of course !



Has Tim actually stolen any funds? Or are the 2FA coins just unable to redeem at the moment? have those coins left the original wallet?

I have been follwoing this thread forever and I just don't really feel like there is much danger and am keeping my coins as they are, still don't have any intention of selling them or redeeming them, but I do not have any 2FA coins, so maybe its easy to feel that way?

I just feel like this is a bit of FUD and it will pass, just like everything in Crypto. ETH is the worst crap out there and its at $1900, nobody could care less, hahahaha. Not to mention the 1000's of shitcoins which are absolutely worthless.



I feel like you’ve not been following this very closely then. What would be the FUD you speak of? Tim has locked up millions of dollars worth of bitcoin for YEARS, refusing to address the issue and make people whole, for years. He in fact pushed for 2FA coins as the “safer” route between them and PK coins, and as far as I know, have made these coins inaccessible for at least 5-6 years.  Countless people have contacted him to no avail. Where is the FUD you speak of??

Tim himself has stopped responding to this thread. He’s moved the 2FA coins and admitted to having access to them. He’s been speaking of this webinar for months, but keeps moving the date back..he’s no where to be seen, outside of a couple text messages/emails to a select few.

Currently the Titan website is not even functional!

Not to mention I’ve had multiple people prove to me that they bought private key coins that were never funded themselves, not 2FA , but Private Key. For whatever reason they wish to deal with this privately and I’m respecting that, but the truth remains.. nonetheless.

Where is the FUD??  And what on earth does ETH have to do with anything we are discussing? Lol .
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The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Just thought that I would share with this forum that I received an email from Tim on 7/1/23, stating that he was going to be scheduling a webinar in July to help owners of 2fa coins redeem their coins.  I have sent a follow-up to him to find out when he will be scheduling the webinar.  Have not heard anything back from him.
As you know from my earlier posts, I am a 2fa owner that has been trying to get my 2fa coins redeemed since November 2021, with no success to date.

  Thanks for sharing this with us...what I do not understand is why wouldn't post on this thread or make any announcements here as well?

  I do hope he does right by everyone....time will tell...if he does or not. Goodluck to ye all.
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Has Tim actually stolen any funds? Or are the 2FA coins just unable to redeem at the moment? have those coins left the original wallet?

I have been follwoing this thread forever and I just don't really feel like there is much danger and am keeping my coins as they are, still don't have any intention of selling them or redeeming them, but I do not have any 2FA coins, so maybe its easy to feel that way?

I just feel like this is a bit of FUD and it will pass, just like everything in Crypto. ETH is the worst crap out there and its at $1900, nobody could care less, hahahaha. Not to mention the 1000's of shitcoins which are absolutely worthless.

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This update is a pretty big deal,  nice to know.
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Just thought that I would share with this forum that I received an email from Tim on 7/1/23, stating that he was going to be scheduling a webinar in July to help owners of 2fa coins redeem their coins.  I have sent a follow-up to him to find out when he will be scheduling the webinar.  Have not heard anything back from him.
As you know from my earlier posts, I am a 2fa owner that has been trying to get my 2fa coins redeemed since November 2021, with no success to date.
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The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
 Thanks for keeping on with this and also for updating us Chi!

  I cannot wait to see what else you will be posting....and hope justice is done for the many that cannot redeem their coins!

  Please keep us updated as always! You are the sheriff of this collectable section on the forum!  Wink
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Titan Mint's Website is now simply blank-   https://titanbtc.com/

I was told at one point it would redirect to "tuition.io"

This is what google says about why no information can be seen..


Anyone know what might be going on here with this?


 I've been given some updates from some people that I can't share at the moment, but will do so as soon as I can.  I can say this much, people have started taking this much more seriously, and things are progressing.  I will have more to share as I am able to do so.  

Tim has access to the coins, as someone has mentioned. Something I think people are forgetting or don’t realize.

A few threads where Tim is pushing for 2FA coins over PK coins, knocking Casascius coins, and being quite misleading.  







Very interesting..

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Maybe hire a bounty hunter?

What you need is not a bounty hunter, but a "skip tracer". This is a person who specialises in finding people so legal paperwork can be served (in general). Skip tracers often have connections inside a nationwide network of utilities service, debt collector, the IRS, and/or phone companies and that's one way they track down people who don't want to be found, or are using a known alias. A bounty hunter would be more like if he was indicted and skipped a hearing or ran out on his bail agreement in a criminal court, so you would need a criminal indictment for that... But before that, you'd need a lawyer to draw up a civil court claim and submit it to a judge, so you could have something to serve...
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What about a class action suit against the many makers who have stolen over the years?
Not sure how that would work....

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Well...I think the first thing to do would be to make a list of as many affected individuals as possible for all the scammed coins.  Has anything like that been done yet?  Not sure how to accomplish that.  A page here in the forums?  Or maybe a dedicated website could be made soliciting victims.  Anyone know how to whip up a quick "Were you the victim of a physical crypto scam?  Click here blahblahblah" website?   Then give it six months to a year to collect as many names as possible and take that list to an attorney.
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What about a class action suit against the many makers who have stolen over the years?
Not sure how that would work....

Alitin
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Ty....Again incredible job with your detective work! I agree I am surprised nobody has done anything unless its happening already.

 I mean this guy is in the USA! ThankGod I have only the redeemed coins and never lost a Satoshi cause of this issue!

  I do hope this is investigated by legal authorities and accountability is held against Titan!

What I find surprising is the fact that with the number of people some of these coin makers have stolen from nobody has found them and just beaten the crap out of them.
I don't think violence would solve anything, and I don't think any violence should be done to these people. I am just talking about the number of people involved in the amount of money involved it's just a testament to the fact that either:

1)We as a group are calmer then most
or
2) as a group we are incredibly lazy

I'm not just talking Titan and yogg but over the years everybody who has ripped off everybody, nobody or at least nobody has reported, any physical violence done to these people.

As a group humans are not usually prone to being rational; and there is always that person that says screw it they'll never able to figure out who did it and take a bat to the perpetrators...

Nice to see we are better than that.

-Dave


    I do hope we do not fall under the incredibly lazy group...I hope there are people in here with deep pockets that can start a legal process
to bring justice where justice is needed in the USA....same applies to that other scum in France.

    Time will tell and I do hope that someday we can all see news of people arrested for their crimes

I don’t know what’s holding everyone up. If I had even 1 .1 2FA Titan I’d have retained legal counsel and made it a class action type deal. I implore people to stop thinking they just simply cut their losses and move on. By not taking action you’re teaching the scammers who watch these threads, and we all know there’s always scammers creeping in the background trying to plan their next scam. Not one physical coin maker who’s rug pulled has been brought to justice. If we continue to do nothing, and people continue to buy funded items, this is 100% going to happen again and again. I’d say it’s likely at least one of the current coin makers will rug pull.
Pains me to hear that it seems like all crypto collectible scammers have gotten away with it so far.
Fully agree with your statement, ChiBitCTy. Luckily I never owned any 2fa Titans. However I do understand that if you are only slightly affected (let's say by losing one 0.1 2fa value) and you have a busy life with family and work etc eating most of your time already, you think twice before entering probably expensive and very time consuming legal action. That said, given the value of some of these coins and also the fact that some folks bought a bunch of them, it really makes you wonder.
Just bringing one of these scums to justice would defintely set a nice precedent for any physical maker out there.

Eh...I've found it to be rather difficult. I know quite a few and have yet to find a lawyer that wants to take something like this on...it's a lot of work with very little chance for it to actually pay off. From what multiple (lawyers) have told me...the only reason anyone would want to take this would be for the potential publicity it could bring...that being said, I haven't given up, I'm kind of biding my time on a few other ideas seeing if they might pay off. I've waited 10 years for redemption, what's another year or two?

I hear you, it's certainly not something that is going to be easy, but at this point I just don't see another way around this. 

"the only reason anyone would want to take this would be for the potential publicity it could bring"- I highly doubt that this would bring much publicity to anyone.  You can absolutely find a lawyer to take this on.  There are also now lawyers who work specifically on cryptocurrency crimes/cases..so that would be the best place to start, talking to a lawyer who specializes in this are.  I know that they are out there, I've come across a few when just trying to look in to it.

We can't give up on this.  This guy stole god knows how much money, and I've pretty much T'd everything up here with absolute proof now that he scammed everyone.
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Ty....Again incredible job with your detective work! I agree I am surprised nobody has done anything unless its happening already.

 I mean this guy is in the USA! ThankGod I have only the redeemed coins and never lost a Satoshi cause of this issue!

  I do hope this is investigated by legal authorities and accountability is held against Titan!

What I find surprising is the fact that with the number of people some of these coin makers have stolen from nobody has found them and just beaten the crap out of them.
I don't think violence would solve anything, and I don't think any violence should be done to these people. I am just talking about the number of people involved in the amount of money involved it's just a testament to the fact that either:

1)We as a group are calmer then most
or
2) as a group we are incredibly lazy

I'm not just talking Titan and yogg but over the years everybody who has ripped off everybody, nobody or at least nobody has reported, any physical violence done to these people.

As a group humans are not usually prone to being rational; and there is always that person that says screw it they'll never able to figure out who did it and take a bat to the perpetrators...

Nice to see we are better than that.

-Dave


    I do hope we do not fall under the incredibly lazy group...I hope there are people in here with deep pockets that can start a legal process
to bring justice where justice is needed in the USA....same applies to that other scum in France.

    Time will tell and I do hope that someday we can all see news of people arrested for their crimes

I don’t know what’s holding everyone up. If I had even 1 .1 2FA Titan I’d have retained legal counsel and made it a class action type deal. I implore people to stop thinking they just simply cut their losses and move on. By not taking action you’re teaching the scammers who watch these threads, and we all know there’s always scammers creeping in the background trying to plan their next scam. Not one physical coin maker who’s rug pulled has been brought to justice. If we continue to do nothing, and people continue to buy funded items, this is 100% going to happen again and again. I’d say it’s likely at least one of the current coin makers will rug pull.
Pains me to hear that it seems like all crypto collectible scammers have gotten away with it so far.
Fully agree with your statement, ChiBitCTy. Luckily I never owned any 2fa Titans. However I do understand that if you are only slightly affected (let's say by losing one 0.1 2fa value) and you have a busy life with family and work etc eating most of your time already, you think twice before entering probably expensive and very time consuming legal action. That said, given the value of some of these coins and also the fact that some folks bought a bunch of them, it really makes you wonder.
Just bringing one of these scums to justice would defintely set a nice precedent for any physical maker out there.

Eh...I've found it to be rather difficult. I know quite a few and have yet to find a lawyer that wants to take something like this on...it's a lot of work with very little chance for it to actually pay off. From what multiple (lawyers) have told me...the only reason anyone would want to take this would be for the potential publicity it could bring...that being said, I haven't given up, I'm kind of biding my time on a few other ideas seeing if they might pay off. I've waited 10 years for redemption, what's another year or two?
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