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Quote from: curveball on June 13, 2013, 12:03:23 PM

my name is Curveball. IRL i am a bank teller(the irony right?). i got interested in bitcoin a few months ago and its been a mostly positive experience. Until i fell for an asic scam, and the scammers used my private info to scam me out of my hard earned(and bought) bitcoins. just a heads up to people do not fall for these scams. they will get your private info for shipping and use it to extort you. i went ahead and paid the "ransom" and they have left me alone, but the thought of knowing someone out there with my personal information is quiet disheartening . Still, i won't let this deter me from bitcoin. i'm just giving you the heads up, cause once you get caught in a web with a scammer who has your personal information, the only thing you can do is pay the ransom or ignore them risking they steal your identity. Be careful you guys.

curve

So you paid them to delete your personal data, obviously without any proof they actually did delete it?

Not very well played, if I may...

If that's true than it should be kind of embarrassing.

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Quote from: curveball on June 13, 2013, 12:03:23 PM

my name is Curveball. IRL i am a bank teller(the irony right?). i got interested in bitcoin a few months ago and its been a mostly positive experience. Until i fell for an asic scam, and the scammers used my private info to scam me out of my hard earned(and bought) bitcoins. just a heads up to people do not fall for these scams. they will get your private info for shipping and use it to extort you. i went ahead and paid the "ransom" and they have left me alone, but the thought of knowing someone out there with my personal information is quiet disheartening . Still, i won't let this deter me from bitcoin. i'm just giving you the heads up, cause once you get caught in a web with a scammer who has your personal information, the only thing you can do is pay the ransom or ignore them risking they steal your identity. Be careful you guys.

curve

So you paid them to delete your personal data, obviously without any proof they actually did delete it?

Not very well played, if I may...

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I suggest you still report them, http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx

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Quote from: tstang on June 14, 2013, 12:59:19 AM

Hi Curveball,

Can you please explain more details how they extort you? By just having your personal details?

Name? Address? Telephone number?

I don't really understand how the scam work, but really want to understand it.

Thanks.

Yeah so you can use it to scam others, nice try Grin

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Hi Curveball,

Can you please explain more details how they extort you? By just having your personal details?

Name? Address? Telephone number?

I don't really understand how the scam work, but really want to understand it.

Thanks.

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Quote from: airtreb on June 14, 2013, 12:12:00 AM

why i can post here and on the other topic i cant

Because this is part of the "Newbie" section.

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why i can post here and on the other topic i cant

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Well you better be careful here then, some people here are pretty cunning when it comes to scamming.

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Quote from: curveball on June 13, 2013, 12:03:23 PM

my name is Curveball. IRL i am a bank teller(the irony right?). i got interested in bitcoin a few months ago and its been a mostly positive experience. Until i fell for an asic scam, and the scammers used my private info to scam me out of my hard earned(and bought) bitcoins. just a heads up to people do not fall for these scams. they will get your private info for shipping and use it to extort you. i went ahead and paid the "ransom" and they have left me alone, but the thought of knowing someone out there with my personal information is quiet disheartening . Still, i won't let this deter me from bitcoin. i'm just giving you the heads up, cause once you get caught in a web with a scammer who has your personal information, the only thing you can do is pay the ransom or ignore them risking they steal your identity. Be careful you guys.

curve

Can you post the transaction code?

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Which company?

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Are you referring to this thread? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/free-asics-moderator-note-scam-231878

If so, you win today's Darwin Award. Congrats.

Next time... do your due diligence before sending personal info to people.

jacktarli

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what do you mean by personal information, name, address?

BTCTalkAccounts

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LOL! This is so full of fail!

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Quote from: greyhawk on June 13, 2013, 12:08:53 PM

Laffo. Hey, it's a BASICasic sockpuppet. Cheesy

So, tell me, who are these guys you owe money to? Russians, Italians, I mean, hell they've got you pretty damn well spooked alright.

i don't know who they are and i don't wanna find out either

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Laffo. Hey, it's a BASICasic sockpuppet. Cheesy

So, tell me, who are these guys you owe money to? Russians, Italians, I mean, hell they've got you pretty damn well spooked alright.

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my name is Curveball. IRL i am a bank teller(the irony right?). i got interested in bitcoin a few months ago and its been a mostly positive experience. Until i fell for an asic scam, and the scammers used my private info to scam me out of my hard earned(and bought) bitcoins. just a heads up to people do not fall for these scams. they will get your private info for shipping and use it to extort you. i went ahead and paid the "ransom" and they have left me alone, but the thought of knowing someone out there with my personal information is quiet disheartening . Still, i won't let this deter me from bitcoin. i'm just giving you the heads up, cause once you get caught in a web with a scammer who has your personal information, the only thing you can do is pay the ransom or ignore them risking they steal your identity. Be careful you guys.

curve

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