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legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1006
Crypto entrepreneur and consultant
May 12, 2015, 09:05:49 AM
#40
He/she owes me 0.15 too. Not that I want it back even, but I'll be really puzzled by the amount of "social engineering" effort he/she put into this to scam such small amounts.
Tagging him/her for now, will see.
hero member
Activity: 728
Merit: 500
May 10, 2015, 11:37:16 AM
#39
yes I send him first only for reason that he "hero" and has careful, I want buy dogecoin in small part,(first 20k, second 200k) than  he say that can and want  sell 2mln doge in one deal.


Hero status dont mean anything use escrow next time. and learn from your mistake.  if no trades are done in his profile becareful.
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
May 10, 2015, 11:30:37 AM
#38
Now repay your loan on the 15th, don't ask or PM for any other loans in the meantime, and you should be good.
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 1000
www.DonateMedia.org
May 10, 2015, 11:29:22 AM
#37
if I repay my debt, my feedback will restored to neutral and negative trust will removed?

Your word doesn't mean much:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11319277

If I were you, and you are at all serious about clearing your name, re-add that personal text right away.   Undecided

done
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
May 10, 2015, 11:20:37 AM
#36
if I repay my debt, my feedback will restored to neutral and negative trust will removed?

Your word doesn't mean much:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11319277

If I were you, and you are at all serious about clearing your name, re-add that personal text right away.   Undecided
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 1000
www.DonateMedia.org
May 10, 2015, 11:14:41 AM
#35
if I repay my debt, my feedback will restored to neutral and negative trust will removed?
legendary
Activity: 1778
Merit: 1043
#Free market
May 10, 2015, 10:53:01 AM
#34
This is unexpected news. And sorry for your loss. Lend more carefull next time.
Actually lending business become more risky then gambling  Undecided

This,


it is risky if you do not know what you are doing... and a lot of people don't know what they are doing. However, under these circumstances I do not think Operatr will repay Neotox and the OP so he will stay 'marked' red for ever.
legendary
Activity: 924
Merit: 1006
May 10, 2015, 10:50:04 AM
#33
This is unexpected news.
And sorry for your loss. Lend more carefull next time.
Actually lending business become more risky then gambling  Undecided
legendary
Activity: 3542
Merit: 1548
Get loan in just five minutes goo.gl/8WMW6n
May 09, 2015, 03:47:00 PM
#32
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)

Signed message mean very little. I'm sure some account sellers have no problem handing over private keys to no longer used addresses when they sell their account. False sense of security IMO.

You guys put way to much faith in forum rankings here. Hero or not, unless they have great rep you shouldn't send first or provide no collateral loans. I'm sure this is a lesson well learnt and hopefully won't happen again zazarb.

Most scams are done privately here and a lot fail to report them for several reasons. Those small amounts add up so don't think they won't scam because it's less then the value of their account.
Sure account sells can (and sometimes do) provide private keys to addresses associated with an account, however the presence of a signed message when giving a loan will at least prove ownership of the account and will give you a reasonable assurance that the account is not hacked. The reason why Operatr is not going to repay the loan is because there were rumors that the account was hacked, so he instead went on a scamming spree.

I noticed that puzzel.me has a history of farming trust so he will appear to be trustworthy to be able to scam for large amounts, however likely did not this time around because he knew he couldn't sign a message so people would know not to lend to him in the future.

In my experience people who turn out to be scammer often get scammed themselves because they are so willing to trade without escrow in order to build up a reputation around having a lot of successful no-escrow trades. IMO someone who has a long history of doing no escrow trades and a lot of feedback from untrusted members is likely planning a long con, and there is a good chance that a good amount of them are from his alts. The same is true for people who give out loans with no collateral.

This is not the first time that zazarb has been scammed while not using escrow and his trust history does not reflect him ever using escrow despite being aware of the concept of using escrow.

The suggestion of getting a signed message was in reference to the loan, not the trade - there is no reason for anyone to send first with Operatr
yes I have scamed, but without loss, becouse PayPal chargeback me after dispute.
And This case i other, my precautions "sleep" by reason of"hero" status.
copper member
Activity: 2996
Merit: 2374
May 09, 2015, 03:07:15 PM
#31
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)

Signed message mean very little. I'm sure some account sellers have no problem handing over private keys to no longer used addresses when they sell their account. False sense of security IMO.

You guys put way to much faith in forum rankings here. Hero or not, unless they have great rep you shouldn't send first or provide no collateral loans. I'm sure this is a lesson well learnt and hopefully won't happen again zazarb.

Most scams are done privately here and a lot fail to report them for several reasons. Those small amounts add up so don't think they won't scam because it's less then the value of their account.
Sure account sells can (and sometimes do) provide private keys to addresses associated with an account, however the presence of a signed message when giving a loan will at least prove ownership of the account and will give you a reasonable assurance that the account is not hacked. The reason why Operatr is not going to repay the loan is because there were rumors that the account was hacked, so he instead went on a scamming spree.

I noticed that puzzel.me has a history of farming trust so he will appear to be trustworthy to be able to scam for large amounts, however likely did not this time around because he knew he couldn't sign a message so people would know not to lend to him in the future.

In my experience people who turn out to be scammer often get scammed themselves because they are so willing to trade without escrow in order to build up a reputation around having a lot of successful no-escrow trades. IMO someone who has a long history of doing no escrow trades and a lot of feedback from untrusted members is likely planning a long con, and there is a good chance that a good amount of them are from his alts. The same is true for people who give out loans with no collateral.

This is not the first time that zazarb has been scammed while not using escrow and his trust history does not reflect him ever using escrow despite being aware of the concept of using escrow.

The suggestion of getting a signed message was in reference to the loan, not the trade - there is no reason for anyone to send first with Operatr
legendary
Activity: 2128
Merit: 1119
May 09, 2015, 01:34:44 PM
#30
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)

Signed message mean very little. I'm sure some account sellers have no problem handing over private keys to no longer used addresses when they sell their account. False sense of security IMO.

You guys put way to much faith in forum rankings here. Hero or not, unless they have great rep you shouldn't send first or provide no collateral loans. I'm sure this is a lesson well learnt and hopefully won't happen again zazarb.

Most scams are done privately here and a lot fail to report them for several reasons. Those small amounts add up so don't think they won't scam because it's less then the value of their account.

Exactly this...I learned the hard way a year or 2 back when I got scammed by a donator memeber with good trust. It cost me a fewBTC when we were over $800...never again.
legendary
Activity: 1120
Merit: 1000
May 09, 2015, 01:08:02 PM
#29
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)

Signed message mean very little. I'm sure some account sellers have no problem handing over private keys to no longer used addresses when they sell their account. False sense of security IMO.

You guys put way to much faith in forum rankings here. Hero or not, unless they have great rep you shouldn't send first or provide no collateral loans. I'm sure this is a lesson well learnt and hopefully won't happen again zazarb.

Most scams are done privately here and a lot fail to report them for several reasons. Those small amounts add up so don't think they won't scam because it's less then the value of their account.
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 252
May 09, 2015, 12:10:28 PM
#28
Yeah since this has happened, I use to send funds if I bought anything to hero members or sr. member if the cost was less than I valued the account as for I don't know why people are so freaking dumb when they could have sold the account, got 4 or 5 times more than they scammed for and not have been a scammer. They have completely proved to me that they have 0 common sense and are most likely a child from 15-25. Sorry to say it, but I'm escrowing everything from now on. Shame I cant differentiate between dumbfuck scammers and legit people :/ I would have never thought this :/
legendary
Activity: 1778
Merit: 1043
#Free market
May 09, 2015, 11:39:51 AM
#27
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)

Exactly, but until it will not become a 'rule' then it is alternative (but recommended) provide a collateral. Neotox (as we) trusted him(or her) because the Hero rank, and he (Neotox) was not so lucky due the amount of 0.25 btc.
hero member
Activity: 714
Merit: 500
one for one and 1 2 3
May 09, 2015, 11:38:05 AM
#26
Why you don't use an escrow is my question!
.1 btc is not a much but is some thing.
Sorry for you lost.
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
'Slow and steady wins the race'
May 09, 2015, 11:36:30 AM
#25
yes, he is an indian scammer, i got his mobile number
within a day or 2 i will write complete details of him including his address,father name,and possibly then photo of him

I would do all of above and more if he fails to pay which it looks very likely what he'll do. Sorry for your loss guys, ruining a Hero account for 0.4btc why not just sell it? My money is that it is a hacked account or he got it very cheap. You just wouldn't do that to a genuine account, I hope his other 2 Hero's get found out and they will if BadBear gives this some time to tag him. Of course that is assuming he has them which I doubt very much to be honest.
copper member
Activity: 2996
Merit: 2374
May 09, 2015, 11:35:28 AM
#24
All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
She was building up trust across multiple accounts, mostly in the lending section. That was probably the intention with the loan from Neotox however those plans were probably put on hold once people started asking her to sign a message from an old address.

I think both the OP and Neotox are at fault for getting scammed as this was easily preventable simply by using escrow and by asking for valid collateral (or a signed message)
legendary
Activity: 1120
Merit: 1000
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May 09, 2015, 11:31:02 AM
#23
yes, he is an indian scammer, i got his mobile number
within a day or 2 i will write complete details of him including his address,father name,and possibly then photo of him
legendary
Activity: 1778
Merit: 1043
#Free market
May 09, 2015, 11:29:13 AM
#22
I got 2 of his mobile number
already contacted someone who will give real name and address details of him

digging for more info, will share here
Just as an FYI, the account was most likely purchased in February, and possibly again on the 6th so any information you get from prior to that will probably be from the previous owner.

Also any dox information you get needs to be from public sources

Agree.

rony_90 aka cryptoforcause aka puzzel.e , I called him Tapan Sharma. And his PD username is thethugmuddy. I knew his fb account.

All these info. can help the OP and other users to contact the scammer.... I was lucky because I have lent him only 0.035 btc  :/ .... very lucky.
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1000
May 09, 2015, 11:28:03 AM
#21
I got 2 of his mobile number
already contacted someone who will give real name and address details of him

digging for more info, will share here
Just as an FYI, the account was most likely purchased in February, and possibly again on the 6th so any information you get from prior to that will probably be from the previous owner.

Also any dox information you get needs to be from public sources

Agree.

rony_90 aka cryptoforcause aka puzzel.me , I called him Tapan Sharma. And his PD username is thethugmudi. I knew his fb account.
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