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No,you don't deserve any remorse from anyone. You're a scammer, no matter how you look at it. I don't care if you admit it. And that nerd account is your alt, you have the same amount of panda coins for collateral. Just leave the site, if you want a camera, instead of stealing btc, why dont you man up, go to your local store and steal a camera, oh wait you wont, you only have the guts to do it online.

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Though OP is a scammer, he publicly admits it, and apologize for it lol...  
 

If you have " a deep passion " for photography, go get a job instead or beg mom/dad for money, instead of trying to steal/scam a bitcoin. Or the best alternative, find a hobby you enjoy that is cheaper, free 

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I would agree with this assessment, we will know soon enough.

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An alternate account.

You've never received any deposits to that address, but he claims to have sent funds to you. You have feedback from him but he's never actually trusted you with any money. You both also offered about the same amount of PAND as collateral for a loan. It's very likely that he's one of your alts.

Why has user "I_am_a_nerd" given you positive trust is the question, have you made a deal with that user? Which was successful as there is no reference included in the trust. I'm thinking it could be a possible alt account unless we have some confirmation that these two users have made a deal.

The user claimed to receive Bitcoin from you here:


Although, the address you have listed in that thread has had no transactions.

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Would hi_i_am_a_nerd happen to be one of your alts?

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*cough, telling me you have multiple accounts probably wasn't the best thing to do*

Anyway, I got my bitcoins by working for them. I helped businesses innovate and market, and once I had my foot in the door, I started doing whatever I could to make a few coins (asside from stealing them)

You lost your faith in humanity, and you were trying to scam? Am I reading this correctly?

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I highly doubt anyone would donate the money to you, especially not now. Mayhaps a better attempt would have been to get someone to "invest" in a new camera for you. People sell photography here from time to time; had you proved that you were a decent photographer, someone may have bought you a camera in return for a return based on revenue generated from your photography.

I still wouldn't say that would be incredibly likely, however with a proper business plan, proof of skills, and a backup plan in case your photography didn't take off you may have been able to get some investors. With the scam attempt you more than likely lost that opportunity, but had you actually ended up scamming someone, you could have lost out a lot more. I'd consider it a valuable life lesson.

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Life lessons being dished out all over the place here.


No, get out of that mindset. Plenty of people here know exactly what it is like, if you have a passion that strong, you should have the motivation to save up your own money for it. If you don't have the source of income, get some entrepreneurial calling so that you can make the money you need to persue your passion. 100% of the blame is on you, if you can't take ownership for your mistakes, you aren't truely learning from them.


What you did, was shut out a bunch of opportunities for instant gratification.

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You are actually justifying stealing because you need something for 'a deep passion for photography'??

Word of advice, do without the camera. Its not worth constantly watching over your back for either the police or whoever it is that you scammed. You steal from the wrong person, someone who is motivated or has just had it up to the top, you could end up not having to worry about your camera ever again. The fallacy that scamming Bitcoins is without concequences is starting to disappear, as people do go out of their way to collect information, file lawsuits, or worse.

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