They might have scammers IP and that could be useful.
Unnecessary since the scammers full info is already known: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/warning-serial-scam-artist-alexis-drakopolous-668160
Topic: escrow.com fake email scam (Read 2901 times)
Unnecessary since the scammers full info is already known: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/warning-serial-scam-artist-alexis-drakopolous-668160
Could you show a screenshot of the offending fake escrow? I would be interested to see, along with a complete dump of the email, we can see where its coming from.
escrow.com would not be able to help you in anyway since email spoofing can be made by anyone just not throuh escrow.com email..
Yes, i remmmember this person, FitnessReginment is his skype name
This information might be useful to track this person
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6026476
This information might be useful to track this person
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6026476
9.5 is a big number, Feel sorry for your loss.
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try reporting to escrow.com support and see if they can help you
This is not a helpful suggestion. Escrow.com had nothing to do with it and was not involved in any way with what happened.
If I spoofed an email from Bill Gates saying I'm giving you $5 million dollars, would you contact Bill Gates and see if he can help you?
They might have scammers IP and that could be useful.
try reporting to escrow.com support and see if they can help you
This is not a helpful suggestion. Escrow.com had nothing to do with it and was not involved in any way with what happened.
If I spoofed an email from Bill Gates saying I'm giving you $5 million dollars, would you contact Bill Gates and see if he can help you?
maybe we should post up a sticky on how to check email headers to verify if email looks to be spoofed or not.. to attempt to try prevemt this in the future ?
hmmm I suppose I could even do it....
hmmm I suppose I could even do it....
do you still have the email ?
if so, was it sent to your gmal or hotmail etc etc... post up the email headers, the scammer might of been dumb enough to use his own system to spoof the emails.. if you need help getting email headers let me know.. and by headers i mean the SMTP details (not the from, to, subject lol). gmail and hotmail both give you this info if you click on the write buttons..
and 9,5
that sucks balls.. your taking this alot btter than I would, but I guess not much you can do.. but ya let us know about email headers..
if so, was it sent to your gmal or hotmail etc etc... post up the email headers, the scammer might of been dumb enough to use his own system to spoof the emails.. if you need help getting email headers let me know.. and by headers i mean the SMTP details (not the from, to, subject lol). gmail and hotmail both give you this info if you click on the write buttons..
and 9,5
that sucks balls.. your taking this alot btter than I would, but I guess not much you can do.. but ya let us know about email headers..
try reporting to escrow.com support and see if they can help you
I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
I think he did. But scammer sent email from their domain with scammer btc deposit address.
In the past he has used @engineer.com or @contractor.com. Does he have an @escrow.com address now?
He had used [email protected] under the escrow.com guise and transaction number. I had overlooked it. My fault I know.
I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
I think he did. But scammer sent email from their domain with scammer btc deposit address.
In the past he has used @engineer.com or @contractor.com. Does he have an @escrow.com address now?
those addresses are options in mail.com -
http://www.mail.com
Not an anonymous service so may be able to get some i.p data if referred to the police.
oh 9.5 BTC 
sorry to hear this
escrow.com never send emails asking to push domain or send money to other person in emails
sorry to hear this escrow.com never send emails asking to push domain or send money to other person in emails
legendary
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I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
I think he did. But scammer sent email from their domain with scammer btc deposit address.
In the past he has used @engineer.com or @contractor.com. Does he have an @escrow.com address now?
He may have just spoofed it.
I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
I think he did. But scammer sent email from their domain with scammer btc deposit address.
In the past he has used @engineer.com or @contractor.com. Does he have an @escrow.com address now?
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1008
Core dev leaves me neg feedback #abuse #political
I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
I think he did. But scammer sent email from their domain with scammer btc deposit address.
I don't get it? Why didn't you do research on the site? And, why didn't you think of 'escrow.com' being a E-Mail for another currency?
sorry to hear that.
Feel bad for you OP -- that is a ton of BTC to lose. Hopefully that was just a small portion of your total holdings.
legendary
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Wow. Clever scam.
Watch out for this one !!!!
Sorry for your loss.
Fitness what is wrong with you ?
Those coins don't belong to you.
Do the right thing and return it.
Karma will catch up to you, you
can't scam that.
Watch out for this one !!!!
Sorry for your loss.
Fitness what is wrong with you ?
Those coins don't belong to you.
Do the right thing and return it.
Karma will catch up to you, you
can't scam that.
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