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Topic: Aahzman is back (Read 611 times)

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May 19, 2013, 10:06:16 AM
#5
Oh I realize that. On the one hand, it's pretty much impossible to prove it wasn't me, but then it's equally impossible to prove, conclusively, that it was.

It's a nasty "Catch-22" any way you look at it.

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May 19, 2013, 08:24:23 AM
#4
Well, someone using your account had scammed other people, and there's another scammer who's using pretty much the exact same pattern, so was I wrong to assume that it was most likely you (or someone using your account)?

Please keep in mind that people assume scammer rather than account hacked, because that's what happens the most, and people don't look through all your posting history when someone obviously scammed.
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May 19, 2013, 06:57:03 AM
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Also, dude, you've spent some time under suspicion and doubt.  It's a little hypocritical to jump on someone else being set up as a scammer. Just sayin', you've been accused before, you know how shitty that feels.

Yeah, I know, it's bitcoin. There's no "benefit of the doubt" here. No "innocent until proven guilty".
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May 19, 2013, 06:54:12 AM
#2
I'm back, all right. However, despite the fact that nobody will believe it, somebody hacked my forum account.  I didn't lock any threads.

As I told Theymos, I've publicly denounced alt-coins as being pointless and retarded. Why would I, all of a sudden, out of the blue, start trading like crazy for shitcoin i don't believe in?

None of the posts or messages are even stylistically written like I post. 

Almost all of the posts and messages occurred after 10:30PM.  I'm 43, I have a day job that i get up at 6am for. I'm usually in bed by 9:30 and asleep by 10.

The only deal I was involved in was selling a tape drive to joeybean, and that fell apart when his middleman/shipper bailed. He wanted me to hang on to the funds he'd already sent, pending my getting back from a work road trip and arranging to ship the drive(s) myself. I sent his coins back, as I didn't want to be holding on to them when it was going to be a couple weeks before I could follow up.  Why would I send him back $500 in BTC, and then turn around to micro-scam for shitcoins that I neither want or need? Hell, I have no clue what a YAC or bitbar is. The only one i recognized was ripples, and I gave up on that when I sent most of my 40k to an exchange who can't seem to figure out what happened to them and hasn't responded to my support request for over a month.

So, basically, there's no way to prove it wasn't me, and I don't have the BTC to pay off the other victims, and The Wife (fiancee, actually) will have my balls for breakfast if I use the wedding fund to mitigate damages.

I, Rob, have scammed nobody. I will gladly provide contact info/meetup info for anybody that wants to come and meet with me, talk to me, look into my eyes and decide for themselves, or who think they wanna take a swing at me.
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May 17, 2013, 06:48:49 AM
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--207921

It looks like he built up more posts this time on his sockpuppets (all registered 14 or 15th), and also locked the topic.

Please, add a giant red warning.
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