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The author is far more charitable in his characterization of the scammer than I would be. No one "accidentally" copies someone's website, and no one "accidental
by s73ver 9y ago
The author is far more charitable in his characterization of the scammer than I would be. No one "accidentally" copies someone's website, and no one "accidentally" scams someone. And a person who does that is not a good person.
- anonbtcms 9y agoanonymousbtcsms here. This is not a scam website. As I stated in my previous comment, we are having issues with our integrations with Coinbase. Because I have been out of the USA, they refuse to service my support tickets. I am in the process of moving over to Bitpay, but I have not had the bandwidth recently to tackle that project so I have manually been entering in payments as I see them. As a result, the payments wont be registered for multiple hours. Any customers that have not been happy with the service have been refunded upon request. I wish OP had contacted me directly about the payments not registering.
- djrogers 9y agoGlad to hear it's not a scam, but why did you steal basically the entire site content and concept from another website? How does that square with your 'law' #18. Don’t ever take credit for others' work. ?
- jstanley 9y agoI did contact you. I sent you 3 emails and you're yet to reply to any. I'm glad you're not ripping off your customers, though. It's just a shame so much of your site is copied from mine.
- s73ver 9y agoYou copied someone else's site. That doesn't happen by accident.