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newbie
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June 28, 2011, 06:35:10 PM
#23
Dear Mod's,
 please may you delete this thread I will not be back I would just really appreciate it cause your hear strange stories about details the internet and stabbings and I think that this scare has served its purpose in that I have refunded the coins and feel very guilty about the whole situation.

I believe Inaba is being overly harsh about this and he does not want to see this thread taken down for the wrong reasons, namely the heroic light he is portrayed in.

I do not want the details removed so I can scam again, never again will I scam, I just don't want anyone who does not need my details to have my details.

Hopefully you can do this for me.

Anon112
legendary
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June 28, 2011, 06:21:50 PM
#22
A mod better not delete this thread.  Scammers personal details should remain up for all time so people can refer back to them.

Everyone has not been scammed and using that as an excuse is lame a shit.  You tried to scam people and got caught and your personal details got posted and you got scared so you refunded the money.  I very seriously doubt you would have refunded the money if your identity remained anonymous, thus removing that information is just asking for you to do it again and hopefully will serve as a warning to others.

Someone should probably call his mom and let her know what he's been doing in her basement.  Seriously dude "Operates my proxy" do you even know what that means?  Once again, you're talking to a forum full of IT / Tech Geeks, do you really think you can bullshit your way out of a technical corner?  Why the hell would your "friend" let you proxy through his connection so your bullshit comes down on him instead of you?

Fuck... to buy weed.  What a fucking douchebag... or is it "chav" in the UK?  UK's equivalent of trailer trash.
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 06:01:24 PM
#21
Nah it's not really worth it but i've been scammed everyones been scammed.

And it all comes down to one thing, I needed money for weed. I have refunded the coins and I dont think I will be trading with them again lol.

For the record im not 15 or 6'2" and I do not live in loughborough.

Peace.

Iain F ing King

p.s. Can a mod please delete this thread nobody wants there personal details in a public thread. If you could do that it would be great.
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 05:59:47 PM
#20
Yeah, I should have read through his post history, it was quite obvious really  Grin

It's a shame we live a couple of hundred miles apart. Good news is I have some very good friends in Nottingham who will be happy to pay him a visit.

Hope you manage to get it back.  For some reason this thread reminds me of  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsXKAtpLm4I

lol, I've been told I look like silent bob on a few occasions.

Coins returned (well enough of them anyway).

I'll leave it at that.

Thanks for the help all. Good detective work.

I guess I wont have a new guitar to add to my collection  Sad
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 05:53:51 PM
#19
Thanks guys, would have been nice if you posted your concerns 10 minutes earlier Wink

I'm afraid I did fall for this, in my defence I only saw the picture on my phone.

Anyway, made a payment of 15 BTC to 1B4cRLiQBN2RD8tahdg5gH3f9whqVHUQ67, the rest was to be paid upon receipt.

Obviously I could just go and kick the shit out of him (now I have all his info) but have given him the chance to return the coins to http://blockexplorer.com/address/1BnxxW16gmL2EoZHmjm46tcpP8QQNTNJbX .

We'll see...

The coins will be returned or he will seriously regret stealing them Wink

Sorry, I tried posting last night but my account was still pending whitelisting. Good to hear he's refunding the coins!

anon12, come on man do you really want this stuff on your conscience just to make a few bucks? It's not worth it...
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 05:42:33 PM
#18
Also I sort of hoped you guys wouldnt fall for my rubbish photoshop skills,

you showed me you were smarter than I thought. I guess it's about time for my ban with no appeal now.

Lots of love

anon112
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 05:40:12 PM
#17
Dear world,

Damn you caught me guess I wasn't as smart as I thought I was just a poor 15 year old kid,

Loki I have refunded your coins.

Inaba I would appreciate it if you would remove my friends personal details from this forum, alas i am not Iain King he just operates my proxy.

Regards,
anon112



member
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June 28, 2011, 05:23:00 PM
#16
Yeah, I should have read through his post history, it was quite obvious really  Grin

It's a shame we live a couple of hundred miles apart. Good news is I have some very good friends in Nottingham who will be happy to pay him a visit.

Hope you manage to get it back.  For some reason this thread reminds me of  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsXKAtpLm4I
full member
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June 28, 2011, 05:12:44 PM
#15
Thanks guys, would have been nice if you posted your concerns 10 minutes earlier Wink

I'm afraid I did fall for this, in my defence I only saw the picture on my phone.

Anyway, made a payment of 15 BTC to 1B4cRLiQBN2RD8tahdg5gH3f9whqVHUQ67, the rest was to be paid upon receipt.

Obviously I could just go and kick the shit out of him (now I have all his info) but have given him the chance to return the coins to http://blockexplorer.com/address/1BnxxW16gmL2EoZHmjm46tcpP8QQNTNJbX .

We'll see...

The coins will be returned or he will seriously regret stealing them Wink

Shit, sorry dude. I did actually spot that this was photoshopped when he posted this. The hand is really poorly cut out, and the image has no EXIF data from the camera, meaning it was done in photoshop. I actually posted this in IRC and a couple of guys also confirmed that it was most likely photoshopped. I didn't get around posting the warning here though as I really hate making false accusations (if now it wasn't photoshopped), and I am kind of shy lol.

Anyway, I hope you somehow will get your 15BTC back
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 05:07:48 PM
#14
Yeah, I should have read through his post history, it was quite obvious really  Grin

It's a shame we live a couple of hundred miles apart. Good news is I have some very good friends in Nottingham who will be happy to pay him a visit.
member
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June 28, 2011, 05:00:04 PM
#13
Damn we weren't fast enough >.<
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 04:54:29 PM
#12
Thanks guys, would have been nice if you posted your concerns 10 minutes earlier Wink

I'm afraid I did fall for this, in my defence I only saw the picture on my phone.

Anyway, made a payment of 15 BTC to 1B4cRLiQBN2RD8tahdg5gH3f9whqVHUQ67, the rest was to be paid upon receipt.

Obviously I could just go and kick the shit out of him (now I have all his info) but have given him the chance to return the coins to http://blockexplorer.com/address/1BnxxW16gmL2EoZHmjm46tcpP8QQNTNJbX .

We'll see...

The coins will be returned or he will seriously regret stealing them Wink
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TACNAYN - destroyer of worlds
June 28, 2011, 04:53:40 PM
#11
nice one guys! Cheesy
member
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June 28, 2011, 04:43:35 PM
#10
Lol. Good game.
legendary
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June 28, 2011, 04:25:54 PM
#9
Excellent... well this info is:

Iain King, 15 years old
Lives in Loughborough, Leicester UK and goes to Loughborough Grammar School.

He is about 6'2" tall, with brown hair and hazel eyes

Someone go explain to this tool why being a douche on the internet on a forum full of technical geeks is a really bad idea.

Here's some pics:


member
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June 28, 2011, 04:15:03 PM
#8
Yep. I'm awesome. I hope no one fell for this.
full member
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June 28, 2011, 04:05:50 PM
#7
boosh. caught red handed.

ban this scammer plz
newbie
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June 28, 2011, 03:30:20 PM
#5
I looked into buying this card as well but there were a couple of other red flags.

1) Other than the posts where he is selling the card, OP only has a handful of one-sentence posts without much content.

2) His first post is from June 24, 2011, 11:37:24 pm where mentions he "just ordered 2 6990's" then on June 25, 2011, 06:16:19 pm (not even a day later) he is already selling one of them. Now that's really quick shipping for an item that's out of stock everywhere. And why would someone sell below cost the very same day they received it?

3) After being contacted by PM he refused multiple times to use an escrow service for the purchase, even though I offered to pay for all the fees myself. Instead he said he was "little time pressured" because he had to leave town this week, "wished he had more time to alleviate my concerns", and asked me to "trust him one this one" -- sure signs of a scam.

He was pleasant enough to communicate with over PMs though, I'll give him that Smiley
legendary
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June 28, 2011, 01:39:31 PM
#4
So I was going to buy this card but did a little research before hand.  The picture above with your hand and note in it looks fake.  It may be the lighting, so that by itself is not definitive in terms of this being a fraudulent sale.  To clear that up, please draw a cat on a sheet of paper and place it atop the box with the card propped up sideways against the box and post that picture.

But, what really got me wondering is how a 15 year old boy from Loughborough, Leics has managed to land a job that requires him to fly from China to the UK often.  I question the authenticity of this, Iain.  I would ask that you provide a bit more proof that you have the card and intend to sell it.
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