Topic: ActSeller scam me - page 4. (Read 2916 times)

I don't think anyone can help at this point.

Sorry, looks like that account is gone for good unless whoever has it hands it over.

okay , i thought you would like to help.

Nothing. You basically gifted the account.

it was @bitcointalk.org yeah i am sure , and looks like between remember and forgot i change the email to [email protected] . think that i can create gmail account with [email protected] and unfortunately it's already taken. this maybe the reason password could recover via [email protected].

what can i do now ?

What was the e-mail address in the profile when you purchased the account? If it was the fake one @bitcointalk.org (the only semi-plausible reason that I can think of for not changing it) then the original owner could not have regained access to the account. So what was it?

i know how phising site work, so i am sure 100% never logging in from phising site.
i am sure the thief was the original owner as i stated above .
first post when the account get hacked are on fairlay thread which it was similar post on first 100 post ( frequently post on fairlay thread )
so i assume the thief was the original owner.

When you handle account trades like this, it will be very difficult to mediate a dispute.

You are risking that someone along the following happens:
-Buyer sends BTC into the escrow address
-Seller changes password to an account that matches the description of what is being sold
-Seller provides a username and what he claims to be a password to the account being sold to the buyer directly (and if applicable a signed message)
-Password on the account being sold is changed a second time (per the seclog)
-Buyer claims that the password he was provided does not work
You have no real way of knowing which party is telling the truth in this case

A better (at least IMO) escrow procedure for handling forum accounts would be as follows:
-Both parties agree to the terms of the trade
-Buyer sends BTC to escrow address
-Seller provides escrow the username and password (and signed message if applicable) of the account being sold
-Escrow changes the password, the email and removes the security question
-Escrow forwards the buyer the username and the changed password
-Escrow releases BTC to seller

It is usually best to have the terms of the trade laid out specifically and clearly, and to rely on the word of each party as little as possible so in the event of a dispute, it would be difficult to get questioned about possibly releasing BTC to the wrong party.

I never accessed the account. I prefer to only hold the funds, ActSeller did expect me to hold the account and hold the funds at the same time though. We did it my way this time and switched to ActSellers system for other trades. The point of me holding the account is to verify that it is like described. Its essentially seller protection to make sure the buyer has no reason to back off because of the name. Thus even in those cases where I accessed the account I did not check the mail, nor do I keep a record of it.

I do advise to change the password, mail address as well as the security question (or remove it). Its part of the default text for account trades. I always assumed the buyers would do these steps, as they are quite important to actually secure the account.

Did you ever check the email address the account was using? That would clear things up if it was indeed [email protected] as the seller wouldn't be able to reset password by email.

Is there anything I can do? I still have all PMs and the PGP signed agreement.

how is it going on here i need 1 account where to contact 

Are you sure you didn't enter the password on a fake page designed to look like bitcointalk.org?

If not, this is the risk of buying accounts. Expect it to keep happening even if you secure your account next time. Hacked accounts are sometimes given back or ruined with negative trust.

the email was @bitcointalk.org at the end how he would recover it using the e-mail?

it's your fault to not change email address to take it full control after you bought these account, i hope he would give back to you.

okay since ActSeller claim the account was not created by him since beginning , i will reveal all i have found so far.

1. first 100 post of ctlaltdefeat posts in fairlay thread see posts history here https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/ctlaltdefeat-148231

2. first post when my account stolen was in fairlay thread, which i think the stolen was the original owner/ before me and actseller, see pic below


post history https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/ctlaltdefeat-148231

3. since actseller won't tell me from who he bought the account , i am asky your opinions guys.

should actseller reveal from who he have bought the account? so i can make research to find who exactly the thief here?
or any suggestion?

please i need your help.

okay i'll keep Presumption of Innocence , but can you answer my question? is that account created by you since beginning?

that email address can't accessed by anyone not even me
so possibilities are you changed the email, it has been 2 and half months so maybe you forgot the email you added


I am ready for any kind of investigation, hope there is a way to check when email was changed so everyone know i didn't reset the password

it's weird, since i never change email in that account. how could the account reset via email?
i guess noody have an access to email except original owner and it's you.

all accusations are false
I sold the account back in january, email address used on this account was [email protected]
like I do with all my accounts, looks like user changed email and someone got access to the email address he used now he is claiming that I stolen his account back

is there anyway to check for account email that was changed after 31 january so we can know email was changed after purchasing the account, its not possible to reset password using @bitcointalk.org email address

it was my bad, did not noticed there is an email to recover