Evidence of alias (u=1764044) long con scam! - page 19.

alia

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Quote from: Quickseller on February 28, 2018, 01:33:59 AM

Quote from: siddartha1492 on February 28, 2018, 01:28:42 AM

I wonder how her brother will feel when he gets to know how popular his sister is.....
Between I see no one is ready to Skype chat with Alia to verify if she has a younger brother or not. Not even the ones who painted her red. I kinda feel sad with this kind of behavior on this forum. If you are accusing someone, then give them chance to prove their innocence also. You can't just paint someone red and move on. What if she is really innocent (with respect to her brother theory)?

Although I must say, I am not a big fan of Alia either. She offers services regarding buying Bitcoins illegally in India via her relative in New Delhi. Not only she promotes illegal activities, put purchaser's money at risk (purchaser might get jailed also); but also makes way for India totally banning cryptos.

This is probably because confirming that she is in fact a 19 year old girl with a 15 year old brother will not prove her innocence. There are still many other issues, that alone would classify her as being very shady and untrustworthy.

Such as?

Post them here and I will address them one by one

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Quote from: siddartha1492 on February 28, 2018, 01:28:42 AM

I wonder how her brother will feel when he gets to know how popular his sister is.....
Between I see no one is ready to Skype chat with Alia to verify if she has a younger brother or not. Not even the ones who painted her red. I kinda feel sad with this kind of behavior on this forum. If you are accusing someone, then give them chance to prove their innocence also. You can't just paint someone red and move on. What if she is really innocent (with respect to her brother theory)?

Although I must say, I am not a big fan of Alia either. She offers services regarding buying Bitcoins illegally in India via her relative in New Delhi. Not only she promotes illegal activities, put purchaser's money at risk (purchaser might get jailed also); but also makes way for India totally banning cryptos.

This is probably because confirming that she is in fact a 19 year old girl with a 15 year old brother will not prove her innocence. There are still many other issues, that alone would classify her as being very shady and untrustworthy.

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I wonder how her brother will feel when he gets to know how popular his sister is.....
Between I see no one is ready to Skype chat with Alia to verify if she has a younger brother or not. Not even the ones who painted her red. I kinda feel sad with this kind of behavior on this forum. If you are accusing someone, then give them chance to prove their innocence also. You can't just paint someone red and move on. What if she is really innocent (with respect to her brother theory)?

Although I must say, I am not a big fan of Alia either. She offers services regarding buying Bitcoins illegally in India via her relative in New Delhi. Not only she promotes illegal activities, put purchaser's money at risk (purchaser might get jailed also); but also makes way for India totally banning cryptos.

alia

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Quote from: Aventhe on February 28, 2018, 01:25:21 AM

Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:18:56 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 01:11:55 AM

Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:09:08 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

I honestly have no idea what you mean, sorry.

Gambler's fallacy in dice: I rolled under 50 6 times in a row, over 50 should come up soon.
Gambler's fallacy in crash games: The game crashed 10 times in a row under 2x, we should get a high multiplier soon.

You can apply it to any game you wish.

This however depends on how long the red train is and/or how many under-50s you get. In theory, it works. Reality can be a little different sometimes.

Red trains and green trains do exist.

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Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 01:22:04 AM

Quote from: alia on February 28, 2018, 01:02:59 AM

Why don't you Skype me via Tor? lol

Skype is notorious for blocking Tor. That means I would need to to interpose a VPN between Tor and Skype. The hops I use to reach bitcointalk.org are already too laggy for smooth realtime video feeds. Adding another would turn it from “ugh” to “wtf”. It’s unlikely that video and speech would even be intelligible, let alone sufficiently clear for me to assess and attest what I’d need to here.

Any other ideas?

Quote from: actisstupidname on February 28, 2018, 01:08:51 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

WTF? If this is real, get out of your mom's basement! Burn that laptop. You're wasting your time and talent on this stupid forum. Get a real job. If you can't inspite of your technical know-how, see a shrink fast!

YHBT, HAND. (Or a different version of: Dear suchmoon...)

That said: All along, I have been sincerely interested in finding exculpatory (as well as inculpatory) evidence here. I’m curious to see whether Alia can cough up something better than “the other Dave” and “Skype through Tor, lol”. How far can this go?

(N.b. on the point of video interview, Lauda was right: I am not a disinterested party, given how this case affects me. Even those who fully trust my basic honesty may reasonably question whether I might be susceptible to some tiny sliver of wishful thinking, which could be cloud my judgment sufficiently to be exploited by a scammer. An interview conducted by me would thus hold little weight with anybody other than me, no matter how honest and skilled I actually would be in conducting it.)

I'm still waiting for someone to Skype me...

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Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:18:56 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 01:11:55 AM

Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:09:08 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

I honestly have no idea what you mean, sorry.

Gambler's fallacy in dice: I rolled under 50 6 times in a row, over 50 should come up soon.
Gambler's fallacy in crash games: The game crashed 10 times in a row under 2x, we should get a high multiplier soon.

You can apply it to any game you wish.

This however depends on how long the red train is and/or how many under-50s you get. In theory, it works. Reality can be a little different sometimes.

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Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 01:11:55 AM

Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:09:08 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

I honestly have no idea what you mean, sorry.

I think others have quoted your posts in this thread that indicate otherwise. I am not sure if you are an alt of her, if you were paid to give what was clearly an endorsement for a scam, or some other shady dealing, but in any case you have shown yourself to be untrustworthy.

nullius

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Quote from: alia on February 28, 2018, 01:02:59 AM

Why don't you Skype me via Tor? lol

Skype is notorious for blocking Tor. That means I would need to to interpose a VPN between Tor and Skype. The hops I use to reach bitcointalk.org are already too laggy for smooth realtime video feeds. Adding another would turn it from “ugh” to “wtf”. It’s unlikely that video and speech would even be intelligible, let alone sufficiently clear for me to assess and attest what I’d need to here.

Any other ideas?

Quote from: actisstupidname on February 28, 2018, 01:08:51 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

WTF? If this is real, get out of your mom's basement! Burn that laptop. You're wasting your time and talent on this stupid forum. Get a real job. If you can't inspite of your technical know-how, see a shrink fast!

YHBT, HAND. (Or a different version of: Dear suchmoon...)

That said: All along, I have been sincerely interested in finding exculpatory (as well as inculpatory) evidence here. I’m curious to see whether Alia can cough up something better than “the other Dave” and “Skype through Tor, lol”. How far can this go?

(N.b. on the point of video interview, Lauda was right: I am not a disinterested party, given how this case affects me. Even those who fully trust my basic honesty may reasonably question whether I might be susceptible to some tiny sliver of wishful thinking, which could be cloud my judgment sufficiently to be exploited by a scammer. An interview conducted by me would thus hold little weight with anybody other than me, no matter how honest and skilled I actually would be in conducting it.)

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Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 01:11:55 AM

Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:09:08 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

I honestly have no idea what you mean, sorry.

Gambler's fallacy in dice: I rolled under 50 6 times in a row, over 50 should come up soon.
Gambler's fallacy in crash games: The game crashed 10 times in a row under 2x, we should get a high multiplier soon.

You can apply it to any game you wish.

alia

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Quote from: actisstupidname on February 28, 2018, 01:08:51 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

WTF? If this is real, get out of your mom's basement! Burn that laptop. You're wasting your time and talent on this stupid forum. Get a real job. If you can't inspite of your technical know-how, see a shrink fast!

Dear Alia, Revcback or Favours,

Congratulations for being among the rare red tag accounts by Theymos. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=35

Also, I salute you for wrecking Nullius' heart despite being a teenage boy. Now get the fuck out. Grin

I guess I'm famous...? And I'm 100% a teenage boy. That's why I'm offering to Skype everyone here. Logic 100

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Quote from: Hatcher on February 28, 2018, 01:09:08 AM

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

I honestly have no idea what you mean, sorry.

Hatcher

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Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

No, the gambler's fallacy can be applied to any gambling situation as one who practices this fallacy is embracing the illogic that "past results can be indicative of future results".

A -EV (negative expected value) bet means that once placed, the bet is no longer worth the monetary value attached to the bet. So unless you get some kind of pleasure in playing -EV games, you should not play them as you are expected to lose money.

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Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

WTF? If this is real, get out of your mom's basement! Burn that laptop. You're wasting your time and talent on this stupid forum. Get a real job. If you can't inspite of your technical know-how, see a shrink fast!

Dear Alia, Revcback or Favours,

Congratulations for being among the rare red tag accounts by Theymos. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=35

Also, I salute you for wrecking Nullius' heart despite being a teenage boy. Now get the fuck out. Grin

alia

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Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:11:43 AM

Quote from: alia on February 27, 2018, 11:51:30 PM

Also, it's okay, I don't need your apology. Do whatever you want. Turns out all that sweet-talking via PM was fake; I was actually starting to really really like you. There's no need to be an asshole to people without proper evidence. You're becoming just like the rest of them.

* nullius sobs quietly into a pillow.

Hello? Alia, honey? You still there?

I want for you to know that I was on your side all along. I only feigned being strict and tough so as to pull a sly one on theymos and ibminer and all those other big meanies, to buy time while I ~~searched for the real killers~~ looked for evidence which would prove your total innocence.

Please help me out here. Please. I’ve got tears streaming down my cheeks as I write this. I am heartbroken!

Please, I am begging you on my knees, help me find some exculpatory evidence. The video interview won’t fly, because we don’t have a suitable interviewer (and with your credibility now a thousandfold shot to hell, nobody in a trusted position would waste time with it). “Dave” from Podunk Wallet Recovery Service with a domain name registered five minutes ago will not cut it; this is a tough crowd we’re playing to here! You have got to give me something good.

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

Why don't you Skype me via Tor? lol

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Sorry for the excessive multi-post; but I want to make certain that aTriz sees this and it doesn’t get lost in an edit:

Quote from: aTriz on February 28, 2018, 12:39:48 AM

Quote from: tmfp on February 27, 2018, 05:42:27 PM

Do you get your money back if she gets negative trust?

Nope

I don't that was in the contract. Technically the contract means I have to buy her sig for 3 years, correct?

I think this is the point where you look into terms such as “an implied duty of good faith and fair dealing”, fundamental to all contracts, as well as the various types of potential fraud in the inception of a contract. I could say much more about these matters; but this is neither the time nor the place.

Edit to add: Contracts are never to be applied mechanistically. One of the problems and challenges with “smart contracts” goes beyond obtaining formally verifiable contracts à la the Bitcoin Simplicity research: Designing a contract which can be applied mechanistically is much different in concept than designing a contract between human beings.

nullius

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Quote from: scam_detector on February 27, 2018, 11:54:24 PM

Quote from: alia on February 27, 2018, 11:51:30 PM

Also, it's okay, I don't need your apology. Do whatever you want. Turns out all that sweet-talking via PM was fake; I was actually starting to really really like you. There's no need to be an asshole to people without proper evidence. You're becoming just like the rest of them.

Wow ... you try it on the sympathy track. Not bad for a scammer. Wink

Rate me, please. I am trying to reconnect with Alia, but it’s not working. I seem to be getting the silent treatment.

Edit: Or at least, please console me. I am really hurting here. I was already picking out baby names for a new generation of Nullii.

nullius

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Quote from: Quickseller on February 28, 2018, 12:39:31 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

[...]

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

wtf? lol? I think this post pretty much confirms my suspicion that you are Greg Maxwell.

I’m Greg Maxwell like Alia knows Dave from the best Wallet Recovery Services.

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on February 27, 2018, 09:30:31 PM

How about the fact that it was only tested for 10 minutes, you only gave it one try. You also seem familar with the gambler's fallacy, something you'd know would disprove her/his theory.

Hello Darkstar, thanks for chiming in. I'll add that to the review I left.

About the gambler's fallacy, I thought it was only for half/half games such as roulette and dice? I am very unfamiliar with crash websites, sorry.

EDIT to add

Quote from: tmfp on February 27, 2018, 05:42:27 PM

Do you get your money back if she gets negative trust?

Nope

I don't that was in the contract. Technically the contract means I have to buy her sig for 3 years, correct?

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Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:37:22 AM

Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:11:43 AM

Quote from: alia on February 27, 2018, 11:51:30 PM

Also, it's okay, I don't need your apology. Do whatever you want. Turns out all that sweet-talking via PM was fake; I was actually starting to really really like you. There's no need to be an asshole to people without proper evidence. You're becoming just like the rest of them.

* nullius sobs quietly into a pillow.

Hello? Alia, honey? You still there?

I want for you to know that I was on your side all along. I only faked being strict and tough so as to pull a sly one on theymos and ibminer and all those other big meanies, to buy time while I ~~searched for the real killers~~ looked for evidence which would prove your total innocence.

Please help me out here. Please. I’ve got tears streaming down my cheeks as I write this. I am heartbroken!

Please, I am begging you on my knees, help me find some exculpatory evidence. The video interview won’t fly, because we don’t have a suitable interviewer (and with your credibility now a thousandfold shot to hell, nobody in a trusted position would waste time with it). “Dave” from Podunk Wallet Recovery Service with a domain name registered five minutes ago will not cut it; this is a tough crowd we’re playing to here! You have got to give me something good.

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

wtf? lol?

nullius

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Quote from: nullius on February 28, 2018, 12:11:43 AM

Quote from: alia on February 27, 2018, 11:51:30 PM

Also, it's okay, I don't need your apology. Do whatever you want. Turns out all that sweet-talking via PM was fake; I was actually starting to really really like you. There's no need to be an asshole to people without proper evidence. You're becoming just like the rest of them.

* nullius sobs quietly into a pillow.

Hello? Alia, honey? You still there?

I want for you to know that I was on your side all along. I only feigned being strict and tough so as to pull a sly one on theymos and ibminer and all those other big meanies, to buy time while I ~~searched for the real killers~~ looked for evidence which would prove your total innocence.

Please help me out here. Please. I’ve got tears streaming down my cheeks as I write this. I am heartbroken!

Please, I am begging you on my knees, help me find some exculpatory evidence. The video interview won’t fly, because we don’t have a suitable interviewer (and with your credibility now a thousandfold shot to hell, nobody in a trusted position would waste time with it). “Dave” from Podunk Wallet Recovery Service with a domain name registered five minutes ago will not cut it; this is a tough crowd we’re playing to here! You have got to give me something good.

I don’t know how I can live, if you turn out to be fake. I may kill myself. Please, Alia, please help me prove that you are real!

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