Blackmailers demand 1.0000001 Bitcoin from hacked Ashley Madison users
2015 Aug 23, 3:05pm 1,540 views 8 comments
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Shaman
2015 Aug 23, 3:39pm
It might be worth it, if it was only the once, but as these things work it'll be spam with 300 demands a day.
Strategist
2015 Aug 23, 4:05pm
It might be worth it, if it was only the once, but as these things work it'll be spam with 300 demands a day.
They should just tell their spouse now. There could be some very prominent people on the list who are gonna be in deep shit. It will be scandal after scandal.
Ceffer
2015 Aug 23, 5:17pm
I thought they were demanding bitchcoins.
Just like any good hooker, they make just some of their money from sex, the rest is from blackmail.
Rin
2015 Aug 23, 5:22pm
This is so pathetic. I'd been boning hoes for years, none of this Ashley Madison horseshit.
Strategist
2015 Aug 23, 8:12pm
This is so pathetic. I'd been boning hoes for years, none of this Ashley Madison horseshit.
Please explain.
Strategist
2015 Aug 23, 8:20pm
DieBankOfAmericaPhukkingDie says
obama@whitehouse.gov is on the Ashely Madison list.
I bet he's good for more than $232!
He isn't smart like Clinton. He could have gotten an intern for free, and no one would ever find out.
Dan8267
2015 Aug 23, 10:04pm
what's with the extra 0.0000001 BTC?
Evidently, you can sell fractions of a bitcoin, but not in that granularity. The article claims it's used to identify the person making the payment.
The fact is, although it may be worth sending out extortion emails to every person who signed up to that site, it's not worth perusing an individual for just $232 or so bucks. Actually making good on the threat would involve doing work and I doubt the extortionists are willing to do that except for big targets like politicians who will pay a lot more.
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