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Modzi

Quote from: abby on April 05, 2013, 03:04 am

now you're talking about something different and something I can only guess at.  my guess it was a sql injection attack because it hasn't been hardened but I'm really just guessing.  Whatever it is, I hope it PMd the real admin and told them so they can take steps to seal it.

Now we're talking. I'm in touch with them about this and trying to help plug it.

Modzi - I don't appreciate you calling me dufus. I'm actually trying to help here. Not gouge people out of their money. Oh whoops. Sorry
But yeah, refrain from the name calling.. it's lame.

I apologize for calling you names. It is the nouns that you don't like? Is this better, how about grandiose, bombastic and histrionic?

I hope you feel better now.

Modzi

Another example of names with spaces:

Sugar Mama
http://silkroadvb5piz3r.onion/silkroad/user/aace915f06

Yeah and my name is MODZIW  and it has a space at the end (the space is silent).
http://silkroadvb5piz3r.onion/silkroad/user/14845f6687

Modzi

*Very* Serious Scandal!!!!  LMFAO

This guy is so full of shit. The only bright idea he ever had was his name, and he only came up with that because when Julian Assange whistles, this guy blows him.

Modzi
AKA "The Cartel Boss"

I have run into a big problem with the new system for preventing scams. I have run my little uninformed and disconnected from the powers that be - test. And the system is preventing my legitimate activities in one regard.

However, having said that I have found a simple work-around that scammers will not be able to use without detection after a little bit of digital investigation.

So although OP may have been the one who came up with the plan, and it may indeed help, it ain't what's being advertised.

Nuff said.

Modzi

Perhaps someone can help me - whenever I try to withdraw bitcoins I get the following error "Invalid address" on SR.
I have tried with two different addresses that are verified working.

Any ideas?

I am having the same trouble...

Modzi

Quote from: modziw on April 03, 2013, 02:19 pm

Quote from: Lucius Luv on April 03, 2013, 01:48 pm

how can us gov pull the plug if the people still accept btc as a valid currency?   by making it illegal? lol

So if they make it illegal, there goes MtGox, or does it? MtGox is in Japan so they will still be able to exchange and there's nothing illegal about a legal currency trader sending wires to US bank accounts, right?

Also I have heard that people trade illegal things in person and on certain hidden websites.

Modzi

I talking about BTC as an investment option and a dependable currency accepted by many, not a black market currency.

We are talking about the fiat currencies which are "owned" by countries defending their value and tax revenue by outlawing cryptocurrencies.

This will likely happen so have a battle plan to trade and exchange your coins after the coming crypto-wars.

Modzi

how can us gov pull the plug if the people still accept btc as a valid currency?   by making it illegal? lol

So if they make it illegal, there goes MtGox, or does it? MtGox is in Japan so they will still be able to exchange and there's nothing illegal about a legal currency trader sending wires to US bank accounts, right?

Also I have heard that people trade illegal things in person and on certain hidden websites.

Modzi