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If he setup silkroadlink.com, isn't that a money trail? WHOIS information for silkroadlink.com:* [Querying whois.verisign-grs.com] [Redirected to whois.Public

by junto 13y ago

If he setup silkroadlink.com, isn't that a money trail? WHOIS information for silkroadlink.com:* [Querying whois.verisign-grs.com] [Redirected to whois.PublicDomainRegistry.com] [Querying whois.PublicDomainRegistry.com] [whois.PublicDomainRegistry.com] Registration Service Provided By: BITDOMAIN.BIZ Domain Name: SILKROADLINK.COM Registration Date: 04-Jul-2013 Expiration Date: 04-Jul-2014 Status:LOCKED Note: This Domain Name is currently Locked. This feature is provided to protect against fraudulent acquisition of the domain name, as in this status the domain name cannot be transferred or modified. Name Servers: ns1.bitdomain.biz ns2.bitdomain.biz ns3.bitdomain.biz ns4.bitdomain.biz Registrant Contact Details: N/A Link Thompson (linkthompson@tormail.org) Ave. Federico Boyd Edif. Torre, Universal Piso 8 Panama City Panamá,74678 PA Tel. +507.2638480 Administrative Contact Details: N/A Link Thompson (linkthompson@tormail.org) Ave. Federico Boyd Edif. Torre, Universal Piso 8 Panama City Panamá,74678 PA Tel. +507.2638480 Technical Contact Details: N/A Link Thompson (linkthompson@tormail.org) Ave. Federico Boyd Edif. Torre, Universal Piso 8 Panama City Panamá,74678 PA Tel. +507.2638480 Billing Contact Details: N/A Link Thompson (linkthompson@tormail.org) Ave. Federico Boyd Edif. Torre, Universal Piso 8 Panama City Panamá,74678 PA Tel. +507.2638480

jnbiche 13y ago
No, there's likely no money trail, because he almost certainly used Bitcoins to register the domain. I mean, look at the registrar.
bitteralmond 13y ago
Looks like a bogus address with only a real email in Tor-land. Domain is paid with Bitcoin through bitdomain.biz, so that's a dead end too.
- victorhn 13y ago
  If i bought a domain trough bitdomain.biz and somehow i have problems with it (like getting stolen the password, somebody else claiming it), how can they verify that i am the person that bought originally the domain.
  - samstave 13y ago
    A hash of the bitcoin used?
  - nadaviv 13y ago
    You could send them an email signed with the private key that you originally paid with (Bitcoin has a message signature feature in the GUI). Edit: see here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223713.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223713.0
gwern 13y ago
Not really. Even assuming you can trace back the Bitcoin payment, it's not even clear DPR wrote the page (as opposed to hired someone to write it for him) - read it, it's written in a weird third-person with spelling errors and crap.

by junto 13y ago

jnbiche 13y ago

No, there's likely no money trail, because he almost certainly used Bitcoins to register the domain. I mean, look at the registrar.

bitteralmond 13y ago

Looks like a bogus address with only a real email in Tor-land. Domain is paid with Bitcoin through bitdomain.biz, so that's a dead end too.

victorhn 13y ago
If i bought a domain trough bitdomain.biz and somehow i have problems with it (like getting stolen the password, somebody else claiming it), how can they verify that i am the person that bought originally the domain.
- samstave 13y ago
  A hash of the bitcoin used?
- nadaviv 13y ago
  You could send them an email signed with the private key that you originally paid with (Bitcoin has a message signature feature in the GUI). Edit: see here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223713.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223713.0

gwern 13y ago

Not really. Even assuming you can trace back the Bitcoin payment, it's not even clear DPR wrote the page (as opposed to hired someone to write it for him) - read it, it's written in a weird third-person with spelling errors and crap.