Alleged Bitcoin scam leaves millions missing

[Hareeba!]

let me start with the last question first - Hell NO! I can't stand when grown ass men fkn whine like a 5 year olds

my answer to your last question also applies to the rest of your pathetic questions/remarks that you brought into this thread

if you haven't noticed, there were about 15-20 posters here discussing BTC related topic, all up until you showed up with your fkn gibberish

you made yourself look like a complete egoistic fool and you still continue to do just that...congrats CLOWN!

I note that you're either not willing to or are incapable of answering a simple question.
Instead you choose to launch into yet more abusive garbage.

[masta bettor]

As an investment, there are 1000000 better choices.
Bitcoin as a tool isn't as risky.

Thats what I was trying to say.

[Russian Rocket]

I note that you're either not willing to or are incapable of answering a simple question.
Instead you choose to launch into yet more abusive garbage.

you have your answer in my previous 10-15 posts in here

go fkn read this shit, retard...re-read this shit over and over again until you get a fkn clue about what is happening in this thread

[Hareeba!]

you have your answer in my previous 10-15 posts in here

go fkn read this shit, retard...re-read this shit over and over again until you get a fkn clue about what is happening in this thread

I rest my case.
And this thread should be removed from this Forum.

[Russian Rocket]

I rest my case.
And this thread should be removed from this Forum.

1. You have no case
2. This thread is staying here for good
3. You just showed to everyone here what a whiny ass bitch you really are

goodbye!

[stevenash]

Thats what I was trying to say.

However, I'm still reluctant to use it even as a tool.

[masta bettor]

However, I'm still reluctant to use it even as a tool.

You should at least try it if you haven't yet. Once you see how fast transfers are you'll be hooked.

You can try with small amounts first. Bookmaker/DSI allow bitcoin deposits for as little as $10 while BOL has a $20 minimum and Heritage $25.

[stevenash]

^
I know the pros and cons.
I'll stay with the standard way.

[KGambler]

This is a great post. Bitcoins are just a means of transferring money for those using it to gamble. The theft that just occurred is of no consequence.

Yeah, this thread is like people hearing that a bunch of people got scammed out of US Dollars and a bunch of penetrating morons chiming in saying "that's why I never use USD", as if that makes any sense.

[stevenash]

Yeah, this thread is like people hearing that a bunch of people got scammed out of US Dollars and a bunch of penetrating morons chiming in saying "that's why I never use USD", as if that makes any sense.

I sort of see your point, but who do you know has ever been scammed out of the US Dollar?

[raiders72001]

I sort of see your point, but who do you know has ever been scammed out of the US Dollar?

BetIslands

[masta bettor]

Bitcoin with a nice little rally going.

Perhaps it's time for a rebound.

[Russian Rocket]

Bitcoin with a nice little rally going.

Perhaps it's time for a rebound.

not a bad rally indeed masta...too bad no one can explain why this rally is happening

[masta bettor]

not a bad rally indeed masta...too bad no one can explain why this rally is happening

Demand maybe?

[Russian Rocket]

Demand maybe?

I'm the wrong guy to ask masta...but I hope you make money with this ish

[ACoochy]

I heard greece will be switching from the euro to bitcoin...

[Russian Rocket]

I heard greece will be switching from the euro to bitcoin...

good one Cooch

[masta bettor]

I'm the wrong guy to ask masta...but I hope you make money with this ish

Impossible sir, I don't own any bitcoin - as soon as I get it I deposit to Heritage.

[eidolon]

Banks aren't that safe

http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/14/8039593/hackers-malware-robbery-millions-bank-heist

[NoRespect]

*Crickets

Banks aren't that safe
http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/14/80...ons-bank-heist

"Banks in Russia, Japan, the US, and Europe have fallen victim to a massive, sophisticated malware hack, allowing the perpetrators to steal hundreds of millions of dollars since 2013. According to a Kaspersky Labs report provided to the New York Times, more than 100 banks in 30 nations have been affected by the breach, with upwards of $300 million stolen in the process."

[stevenash]

*Crickets






"Banks in Russia, Japan, the US, and Europe have fallen victim to a massive, sophisticated malware hack, allowing the perpetrators to steal hundreds of millions of dollars since 2013. According to a Kaspersky Labs report provided to the New York Times, more than 100 banks in 30 nations have been affected by the breach, with upwards of $300 million stolen in the process."

Unlike bitcoins, the bank customers have recourse, like FDIC and such.
So, if the hackers rip off the bank customers, the customers will recover most if not all their funds.

What recouse does a bitcoin holder have when he gets ripped off.

*Crickets

[Russian Rocket]

Unlike bitcoins, the bank customers have recourse, like FDIC and such.
So, if the hackers rip off the bank customers, the customers will recover most if not all their funds.

What recouse does a bitcoin holder have when he gets ripped off.

*Crickets

[NoRespect]

I bought $1000.00 more bitcoins last Friday then deposited them into Bookmaker. All total took 57 minutes and I made 18.xx dollars plus got a bonus from Bookmaker. That is the way to use bitcoins. I've funded Heritage and Bookmaker with bitcoins last week, easy peasy! Now if I can pick a few winners during march madness.

[NoRespect]

stevenash and Russian Rocket, you two should put your USD, Rubbles, Yen and Euros in a box and bury it in your backyards

[Russian Rocket]

stevenash and Russian Rocket, you two should put your USD, Rubbles, Yen and Euros in a box and bury it in your backyards

relax pal...I trade currency for a living

you obviously a bit naive when it comes to investing

gl to ya!

[NoRespect]

Russian Rocket, find anything I said in this thread advocating INVESTING in bitcoins. You can't. That is why I said you were trolling.

[Russian Rocket]

Russian Rocket, find anything I said in this thread advocating INVESTING in bitcoins. You can't. That is why I said you were trolling.

I don't troll anything here my friend...just stating cold and maybe harsh facts
If you found a way to make money with BTC - I'm happy for you.

[stevenash]

stevenash and Russian Rocket, you two should put your USD, Rubbles, Yen and Euros in a box and bury it in your backyards

Why?

[stevenash]

I bought $1000.00 more bitcoins last Friday then deposited them into Bookmaker. All total took 57 minutes and I made 18.xx dollars plus got a bonus from Bookmaker. That is the way to use bitcoins. I've funded Heritage and Bookmaker with bitcoins last week, easy peasy! Now if I can pick a few winners during march madness.

I fund my accounts with plastic, and get reward points.
Same thing.

[eidolon]

Unlike bitcoins, the bank customers have recourse, like FDIC and such.
So, if the hackers rip off the bank customers, the customers will recover most if not all their funds.

What recouse does a bitcoin holder have when he gets ripped off.

*Crickets

This is true. But identity theft does happen. I know a few people that have lost thousands of dollars and the banks won't reimburse them.

[GreatKingRat]

bitcoin is really nice as a concept but it's too risky to put any $$ on it

[stevenash]

This for the guy with the Rodney avatar.
If your hard drive gets hacked, and your bitcoins go poof, whats's your recourse, you know, your course of action?

[Optional]

This for the guy with the Rodney avatar.
If your hard drive gets hacked, and your bitcoins go poof, whats's your recourse, you know, your course of action?

Exactly the same as it with cash. You are trying to compare a bank account with a currency.

[masta bettor]

This for the guy with the Rodney avatar.
If your hard drive gets hacked, and your bitcoins go poof, whats's your recourse, you know, your course of action?

There is a way to prevent theft.

You create a physical paper bitcoin wallet and keep your balance on it.

From the paper wallet you can transfer bitcoin to your online wallet(s) by scanning a QR code or inputting the address.

You can create as many paper and online wallets as you want, there is no limit.

Safeguarding your bitcoin is easy. EASY.

[masta bettor]

Hackers don't go after personal wallets, no reward in that. Hackers target bitcoin operations where they know large amounts of btc are held.

This is not a flaw or security issue with bitcoin, it's a security flaw with the sites holding the coin.

No different from a hacker stealing funds from a bank via hacking. Cash is still safe.

Comprende?