easycoin.net

    A Bitcoin Wallet Service

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    29 Responses to “easycoin.net”

    1. drgonzo says:

      DO NOT USE EASYCOIN.NEtT SCAMMERS!!!! When ever you deposit over 1-2 Bitcoins the client errors out and shows .99 COINS. This is a huge flaw and when I reported it and wanted my coins back they did NOTHING!! A week later they gave me some good news that they would refund it but they NEVER DID. Complete SCAM! Save yourself

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    2. jamie says:

      the little puke got me for about $400.00, left me with 0.000, I sent 8 or 9 messages in about 10 days and still haven’t heard anything back…

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    3. sjimike443 says:

      Be careful of Easycoin.net. They will take out anything over 1-2 bitcoins as the OP states. You have been warned!

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    4. Sven says:

      SCAMMERS! Transfered 1.5Bitcoins, and one second after arriving it was gone.

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    5. Hans says:

      Just send a bitcoin and after 6 confirmations 0.99btc were send to another btc address. The easycoinnet wallet is still empty….
      https://blockchain.info/address/1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

      I could be this is the procedure of mixing the bitcoins. But probably i’ve been scammed.

      Im just glad i didnt transfer 10 btc:-)

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    6. Nicodemus says:

      JUST GOT SCAMMED BY EASYCOIN.NET
      Made a deposit of 2 bitcoins to a freshly created easycoin.net wallet with brand new long secure passwords.
      The entire amount was transfered out of my account as soon as it got in there and it got sent to the same bitcoin adress other users have been reporting. https://blockchain.info/address/1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

      Sent two messaged to the EasyCoin support with no replies yet. That was my first time doing a BTC transaction ever. Epic fail. Lost $210.

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    7. DereckBC says:

      Seems that I had the exact thing occur that others have reported here.

      Last Monday I transferred 2.5 BTC to Easycoin.net, only to find out that most all of it was transferred out to an unknown address immediately after. Now, the balance is only 0.099BTC…

      Contacting support does nothing, they do not respond. I’m going to post on the other bitcoin forums as well warning others about this scamming wallet service.

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    8. Jetto says:

      I can’t believe I didn’t check online to see if this was a scam. All I did was search for “online bitcoin wallet” on Google, and EasyCoin.net was one of the first results. The website is cleverly set up to make it look like even if you lost your coins, maybe EasyCoin.net isn’t really a scam, maybe someone else just has access to your account. This is because I never got my coins in my account, but when I go to the transaction list, it says that I got my coins, then they got transferred to another address 57 minutes later.

      I never gave anyone my password, I used TOR, I have a Mac that I keep protected from viruses, and my password is very complicated. Unbelievable.

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    9. Robbed By Easycoin.net says:

      I have 1.12 and .51 btc’s stolen by easycoin.net using the wallet address 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

      They took my money seconds after it was transferred in. Googling this wallet shows that they do this alot. We must find out who the owner is and burn down his home. Please find me his address.

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    10. NotSoDanD says:

      Confirmed, deposited more than 1 btc. Taken out hours later and put through a mixing service it looks like. Same withdrawal address as Hans.

      https://blockchain.info/address/1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

      GOOGLE AND YOUTUBE ARE ADVERTISING THIS!!!

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    11. 19oCy1dQGRbwva2meHU39m1iGeSraekPrn says:

      I was just scammed as well – I saw OnionWallet as a good way to anonymize my BTC, because I had to buy them with bank transfer so they were not anonymous at that stage.

      10 min after I sent them to my OnionWallet account, they were sent out (not by me) to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH <<< SCAMMER

      I assume there is no way to recover them, otherwise, let me know

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    12. Mice says:

      Me too. 4btc left forever. Fuck you easycoin shit!

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    13. Jim says:

      DO NOT USE. SCAM!!!. Transferred in 1.01 bitcoins into my wallet and i had 0.007 bitcoins in wallet from a previous transactions logged in this morning to find my account had been emptied 1.017 Bitcoins transferred to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH. This is obviously easy coin as it has happened to many other people. This link shows all the Bitcoins that have been stolen previously http://blockchain.info/address/1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

      I have messaged easycoin from my account and have not received a reply and am not really expecting one. Scammers!

      SCAM DO NOT USE!

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    14. Bob Smith says:

      DO NOT USE. SCAM!!!. Transferred around 1 bitcoin come back 1 hour later and i have nothing.

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    15. Yuhu says:

      DO NOT USE. SCAM!!! Кeceived on my wallet 2 btc and 45 minutes later all it was transferred to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH.

      DO NOT USE. SCAM!!! DO NOT USE. SCAM!!! DO NOT USE. SCAM!!! DO NOT USE. SCAM!!!

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    16. Sparafuccile says:

      Lost 0.6 immediately after transfering them into my account. The funny thing is that two small transactions with 0.2 and 0.4 BTC went smoothly with no problems.
      Have checked it before using on the web, found no info, just after entered the wallet, found out about all the complaints on EasyCoins.
      1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH – is a scam. Be careful!

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    17. KOKI says:

      got scammed as well. 5 BTC left immediately after transfering them into my account. Fuck: I assume that I cannot do anything?

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    18. LOL says:

      You mean you couldn’t tell by the logo that you were going to get SCREWED?

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    19. fail says:

      Yeah, me too. Lost 0.4 BTC to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH.
      Same wallet, same procedure like in all other posts here.

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    20. HNX says:

      scammers !!! Fuck you
      DO NOT USE Lost 0.499 bitcoins to 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH

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    21. Reaper says:

      I was scammed, too. He took all my money so I am desperate and I will not let him get away like that. Who ever says it “lessons learned” is a fool, better fight for your rights. I put his Server under DDoS and sites are unavailable, that’s how I found out that the hidden service is running on the same machine. OK, lets put all the information together:

      Services on 94.229.64.90:
      bitcoinwallet.in
      easycoinsayj7p5l.onion
      easycoin.net (offline)

      Services on ?.?.?.?
      ow24et3tetp6tvmk.onion

      Deposited coins are withdrawn to this address:
      https://blockchain.info/address/1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH
      more than 1700 BTC scammed!

      He was very active at this site:
      https://bitcointalk.org
      Username:Largo

      At Youtube his username is “Chris Charles” but his videos are deleted.
      His real Name is Christoph Schmitt as you can find here:

      http://reverseip.domaintools.com/search/?q=94.229.64.90
      http://whois.domaintools.com/bitcoinwallet.in

      Address:
      Christoph Schmitt
      Kurfuerstenstr 51
      10756 Berlin, Germany
      E-Mail:
      Phone:+49.17637483748

      Plenty of room to contact him and tell him what you think

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    22. Bitwarn says:

      Now operating as Bitcoinera, offering 6% monthly interest (+2% referral = 251% APR). SCAM!

      https://bitcoinera.net/users/
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    23. Biggred says:

      Hello all,

      Bitcoinera.net is a total scam. I got away with most of my BTC.

      I’m a newbie, so I don’t have a lot of BTC. I fell for the scam at first. I got nervous and withdrew my .263 BTC. I guess it wasn’t enough for them to steal, because I only lost .006. They claim the .006 was for “transaction fees”, but I weren’t charged until AFTER I withdrew my BTC.

      I’m not technical enough to tell you WHY I got nervous. If you feel that something isn’t quite right about your wallet, please, please, please read the threads in the forums.

      For the multitudes of newbies out there, please read the forums BEFORE sending anything to an interest-bearing wallet. Find out which are the most secure online wallets. (I prefer online wallets for the ease of spending, although I know the veterans are totally against them). You may want to use several wallets to minimize potential loss.

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    24. Benny says:

      Has anybody been able to verify that information about that Christop Schmitt ? Seems too easy to me… Or has anybody been able to talk to the guy ?

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    25. Delano says:

      Got me for .6 bit coin. My buddy said he used it and it worked. But idk. Within minutes it was sent to diff address. Used block chain to track and guy who received it had received over 3,200 bitcoins in last 8 months. Look like it was our money he had! Wish I googled this before using it.

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    26. gg says:

      registrar of bitcoinera.net is enom.com. send complaints to

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    27. Epicf says:

      I lost 300 € , easycoins shit

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    28. f0ckit says:

      Hi,
      Lost 0.2 btc on onionwallet. defintely a scam and i read all this of course afterwards…

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    29. Billy Idol says:

      Just lost 0.5 BTC on EasyCoin.
      Sent to: 1NRMGqPYXwPoAGHiPAMzBgkqCcmgms3hjH
      Two hours after it hit my account.

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