Looks like he made a couple fake screenshots, and took peoples money.
If you look at the image on the very first post -- the high is the low, and the low is the high. He can't even get the highs and lows figured out, and you want him to do something complex like EMA crossovers and such?
Topic: [Trading Bot]... iTrader ... Cryptsy, Mt.Gox, BTC-e, Vircurex & More supported! (Read 13063 times)
April 16, 2014, 05:57:18 AM
January 30, 2014, 12:43:19 PM
Hi, you have NOT fulfilment my order!!! 
January 29, 2014, 02:53:16 PM
Hello!
Announcing the relaunch of iTrader!
I recently stumbled upon an email from webs saying that my original site had been frozen and to get in contact..
I'm still waiting on a response weeks later but nevermind..
(Apologies for the down time!) - not sure why it was frozen but I'm assuming they don't allow Bitcoin related sites any more & changed their t&c's or something silly?
So since then, I've moved host and decided to get a better domain for my bot!
Click here to check out the new site!
Announcing the relaunch of iTrader!
I recently stumbled upon an email from webs saying that my original site had been frozen and to get in contact..
I'm still waiting on a response weeks later but nevermind..
(Apologies for the down time!) - not sure why it was frozen but I'm assuming they don't allow Bitcoin related sites any more & changed their t&c's or something silly?So since then, I've moved host and decided to get a better domain for my bot!
Click here to check out the new site!
August 18, 2013, 03:09:46 PM
wrong, he can use your funds to manipulate market and therefore buy/sell coins leading more interest for him
Maybe use it on a couple of dummy accounts with a few coins and test it out first...?
Using software from an unknown vendor that can buy and sell automatically on your behalf and you're even considering setting it up to access your full accounts? Bad idea.
August 18, 2013, 02:40:25 PM
I'd personally wait until everyone was was scammed so far posts back that they received the product and/or the scan accusation thread is closed.
Yeah, kind of why I was bumping the thread as well, see if anyone does post back.
No harm in a free trial though.
August 18, 2013, 12:45:25 PM
I'd personally wait until everyone was was scammed so far posts back that they received the product and/or the scan accusation thread is closed.
Yeah, kind of why I was bumping the thread as well, see if anyone does post back.
No harm in a free trial though.
August 18, 2013, 11:29:18 AM
I'm interested in your software but a little sceptical due to this thread.
Is there a way of getting a trial period of your software before I hand money over?
Is there a way of getting a trial period of your software before I hand money over?
I'd personally wait until everyone was was scammed so far posts back that they received the product and/or the scan accusation thread is closed.
August 18, 2013, 09:27:53 AM
I'm interested in your software but a little sceptical due to this thread.
Is there a way of getting a trial period of your software before I hand money over?
Is there a way of getting a trial period of your software before I hand money over?
August 15, 2013, 05:09:26 PM
Sincere apologies for my absence and delay in replying.
All orders should have been caught up with now (drop me an email if I've missed you out) and I've added a short term discount as a goodwill gesture!
Again apologies and I can only hope the community welcomes my return!
All orders should have been caught up with now (drop me an email if I've missed you out) and I've added a short term discount as a goodwill gesture!
Again apologies and I can only hope the community welcomes my return!
July 27, 2013, 12:36:17 PM
Well apparently he does not have the time to answer emails nor PM's.
https://blockchain.info/address/1K6nkzz2dS5ktwvK3WVq5vMHhFh9XnbeNo
But he does have the time to take out money from the wallet that he accepts payment with.
So, it's official. Scammer. Someone make a scam accusation thread so we can nail the coffin.
https://blockchain.info/address/1K6nkzz2dS5ktwvK3WVq5vMHhFh9XnbeNo
But he does have the time to take out money from the wallet that he accepts payment with.
So, it's official. Scammer. Someone make a scam accusation thread so we can nail the coffin.
@ iTrader
Due to your non-response via PM's, Emails and support tickets for 10 days. I request a refund.
(This is a prerequisite to earning a scammer tag if you refuse.)
Due to your non-response via PM's, Emails and support tickets for 10 days. I request a refund.
(This is a prerequisite to earning a scammer tag if you refuse.)
I did not recieve iTrader after purchasing:
https://blockchain.info/tx/087a5203fe18a9cc3548c0186a2137262741bfbad9d321ba17a8d92eec21dcba
My email is [email protected] and my wallet address is 18BizrvSCFp2UjsCnZnJseJq759xeW24m4
Please send me the software.
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Signed by Inputs.io on 26/07/13 05:09:55
The transaction 087a5203fe18a9cc3548c0186a2137262741bfbad9d321ba17a8d92eec21dcba was sent by the owner of the address 18BizrvSCFp2UjsCnZnJseJq759xeW24m4. Messages signed from that address are representative of the actual sender of this transaction. This receipt was signed with one of the inputs of the transaction for verification.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1P2JxidoyhPBxdyTPEibPrjQxtt4jDQV6p
IKZbFXWgCHgcOfefMfIaVcV+pkSRd+2yEMZ9bhyLGXvSmZJRzzQJilYOY3b3MIS/X5tPxmq5csDQLHaLgZuSxCc=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
https://blockchain.info/tx/087a5203fe18a9cc3548c0186a2137262741bfbad9d321ba17a8d92eec21dcba
My email is [email protected] and my wallet address is 18BizrvSCFp2UjsCnZnJseJq759xeW24m4
Please send me the software.
SCAM ACCUSATION THREAD CREATED:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/itrader-pro-trading-bot-scam-263484
July 24, 2013, 11:48:13 AM
I assume it was written in .Net - has anyone who received it run it thru http://ilspy.net/ ?
July 24, 2013, 11:09:09 AM
Sorry guys!
got some trojan/virus thing that has pretty much destroyed my computer (using a friends) - I'll keep you updated on the recovery and plan to continue with iTrader once I've fixed my computer!
this just shows nobody can trust your code as you dont know anything about security... well was obvious since its winblows only got some trojan/virus thing that has pretty much destroyed my computer (using a friends) - I'll keep you updated on the recovery and plan to continue with iTrader once I've fixed my computer!
July 08, 2013, 05:55:15 PM
@ iTrader
Due to your non-response via PM's, Emails and support tickets for 10 days. I request a refund.
(This is a prerequisite to earning a scammer tag if you refuse.)
Due to your non-response via PM's, Emails and support tickets for 10 days. I request a refund.
(This is a prerequisite to earning a scammer tag if you refuse.)
July 08, 2013, 05:51:48 PM
Well apparently he does not have the time to answer emails nor PM's.
But he does have the time to take out money from the wallet that he accepts payment with.
So, it's official. Scammer. Someone make a scam accusation thread so we can nail the coffin.
But he does have the time to take out money from the wallet that he accepts payment with.
So, it's official. Scammer. Someone make a scam accusation thread so we can nail the coffin.
July 07, 2013, 11:19:14 PM
Does anyone know if this will work on osx
Yes, the scam is probably more likely to work on you if you use a mac. That being said it can work on anyone who sends btc to the OP - even if they don't have a computer.
July 07, 2013, 07:49:06 PM
Does anyone know if this will work on osx
Yes, the scam is probably more likely to work on you if you use a mac. That being said it can work on anyone who sends btc to the OP - even if they don't have a computer.
July 07, 2013, 02:49:34 PM
Does anyone know if this will work on osx
July 07, 2013, 12:57:17 PM
Interesting idea, love the concept.
Unfortunately, nothing touches my keys without me reading the source. Unless your program comes with comes with complete source upon purchase that I can compile myself it's a non-starter. I suspect that will be the perspective of most of your potential customers around here.
If you were willing to submit the code privately to me and let me review / compile and post checksums etc - so that the non-technical user have independent confirmation... shoot me a pm so we can talk.
Unfortunately, nothing touches my keys without me reading the source. Unless your program comes with comes with complete source upon purchase that I can compile myself it's a non-starter. I suspect that will be the perspective of most of your potential customers around here.
If you were willing to submit the code privately to me and let me review / compile and post checksums etc - so that the non-technical user have independent confirmation... shoot me a pm so we can talk.
+1 . I never even allow someone to touch my computer. Allowing Keys on some third party unverified coded application sounds very very insecure. I am still suspicious about the posters who give away FREE BTC by asking "address" .
Maybe some senior poster can shed some light behind the actual motive of these advertisements and offerings.
Why be afraid of people asking for an address?
http://blockchain.info/
Click on some blocks. Now you have more known addresses than you can possibly count.
July 07, 2013, 12:03:21 PM
Interesting idea, love the concept.
Unfortunately, nothing touches my keys without me reading the source. Unless your program comes with comes with complete source upon purchase that I can compile myself it's a non-starter. I suspect that will be the perspective of most of your potential customers around here.
If you were willing to submit the code privately to me and let me review / compile and post checksums etc - so that the non-technical user have independent confirmation... shoot me a pm so we can talk.
Unfortunately, nothing touches my keys without me reading the source. Unless your program comes with comes with complete source upon purchase that I can compile myself it's a non-starter. I suspect that will be the perspective of most of your potential customers around here.
If you were willing to submit the code privately to me and let me review / compile and post checksums etc - so that the non-technical user have independent confirmation... shoot me a pm so we can talk.
+1 . I never even allow someone to touch my computer. Allowing Keys on some third party unverified coded application sounds very very insecure. I am still suspicious about the posters who give away FREE BTC by asking "address" .
Maybe some senior poster can shed some light behind the actual motive of these advertisements and offerings.
July 07, 2013, 11:42:18 AM
Does anyone know if it will work on other os's or just Windows
Looks to be windows only. But don't quote me on that.
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