First of all, I would like to thank you bL4nkcode for lending him and not posting it publicly nor did you tag his account with a neutral trust. This allowed him to scam you and me. You privately gave him a loan, hence there was no record of your loan anywhere and because of this I lost money and I also lost the collateral because it was tagged with red and made worthless.
On to this scam accusation, I reviewed the collateral I am holding (hackahammer), the messages between you two were there and saw the conversation regarding the loan between you two. Indeed you loaned him 0.005
BTC and I loaned him 0.005
BTC as well in my thread
here. As I have a policy that the transactions, contents and private messages of the account I hold as collateral will be private, I do not read their private messages.
After you (bl4nkcode) and I sent the BTC he cashed both of it to this BTC address
3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY.
Hackahammer Received Funds to 112UA3vd6419UQ2v6ca7Ptyirr6hzz538S 1.
bL4nkcode send to Hackahammer2.
Lone Shark Send to HackahammerCashed it out to 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY.1.
Cashing out bL4nkcode's money2.
Cashing out Lone Shark's moneyHe previously used the address 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY and got a loan from condoras
here.
[1]End note: I got scammed. Nothing to do about it anymore. I did my homework. I background checked the borrower, googled everything about the person and still got burnt.
For the record and to caution everybody, reasons why I got scammed:
1. Did not check the transaction history of the btc address. (If the btc address has extensive history tho, this is not possible).
2. Did not check the private messages of collateral before sending loan. (If it has extensive hisntory (again) too much trouble to check and it's against my policy)
3. Someone loaned the person without publicly posting the loan agreement and transactions. (It is fine to give a private loan if you were friends or you trust each other, but if you don't know the guy you should have posted it. But regardless, friends or not, posting the loan agreement is for the public to know.
4. The account was not tagged. (There was really no signs that the person had a previous loan. How will lenders check this if there was not even a neutral trust on the account about a loan).
[1] Thanks jaceefrost for pointing out the possible alt of the scammer.