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legendary
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October 13, 2020, 10:59:33 AM
#27
Just to have my input for what it's worth.
I have seen this user loki888 posting in numerous threads for anyone wanting to trade paypal funds with.
I never really looked at their posts but noticed they responded to almost all thread concerning paypal so I wouldn't doubt even after a year later they were looking for someone to scam.
They could of gotten away with alot more than just $30 with the amount of time they have been posting on that topic as they were a regular.
So it is safe to assume they have had multiple accounts and just messaging the same people using those alt accounts.
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October 09, 2020, 05:16:06 PM
#26
Anyway, the best thing is that these users should get red trust not ban probably so that he can't join  any bounty projects and people will be wary on users with red trust. This is the way now we can see to exercise the use of red trust from DT members.
Scam is not moderated in the forum anyway meaning scammers won't get banned so yeah, it's the duty of members to tag the scammer profiles. Not just DT members.
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October 09, 2020, 07:47:44 AM
#25
Just for 30 USD and get scam and left the forum. What a waste of time growing accounts and then just earning by scamming. Anyway, the best thing is that these users should get red trust not ban probably so that he can't join  any bounty projects and people will be wary on users with red trust. This is the way now we can see to exercise the use of red trust from DT members.

Later on members of the forum will be able to distinguish trustworthy or not members here in the forum base on the red trust they had.
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October 08, 2020, 05:26:25 AM
#24
>>snip<<
Thanks for the findings. This is good enough to show the connection between the 2 accounts on top of trying to oppose flags opened up against another alt profile. I have tagged and also created flags

1. Floatingboat - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=2378
2. iwutitan - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=2379

When I dealt with Floatingboat, this is the address he consistently used: 33UwaVd5o9YsNEBMA2WxvvdbkM3BpbhbeX. I'm more than happy to take a screenshot if it's necessary.

Edit: he also sent me images of receipts that were from a store (I think target?) in Roswell, New Mexico. I'm sure if I dug a little harder I might be able to find the name that I saw on the receipts he sent me.
Yeah that's one of his addresses. He tried to delete the post to cover his tracks

I’d like to take. 0.005 btc loan with 0.2 ETH as collateral. My btc address is 33UwaVd5o9YsNEBMA2WxvvdbkM3BpbhbeX
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legendary
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October 08, 2020, 01:09:17 AM
#23
The accounts the opposed the created flags are very much likely to be the scammer's alts. Keep an eye on them.

1. Floatingboat
2. iwutitan
Yep, it looked weird that those two accounts decided to oppose the flag that seemingly has nothing to do with them, so I decided to check it a bit, especially since iwutitan has been red tagged already for scam involving account sale, and  Floatingboat is conveniently also in the account sale business + using the same BTC address. When you add all these "coincidences" it is obvious that those are alt accounts (and iwutitan has been connected with another scammer) so I am tagging Floatingboat as well.


Same BTC address used: 1LbiJwRZQAGkMs6RyNydGjmoPp5F4aJc2j

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@breezyu You should update your first post with a flag link, for an easier access so more people support your flag.

When I dealt with Floatingboat, this is the address he consistently used: 33UwaVd5o9YsNEBMA2WxvvdbkM3BpbhbeX. I'm more than happy to take a screenshot if it's necessary.

Edit: he also sent me images of receipts that were from a store (I think target?) in Roswell, New Mexico. I'm sure if I dug a little harder I might be able to find the name that I saw on the receipts he sent me.
jr. member
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October 07, 2020, 07:34:11 AM
#22
The forum isn’t to blame, it is all the members that don’t use their brains during transactions. Scamming is too lucrative a business. Anyone can make a lot of bitcoin off the people here.
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October 07, 2020, 04:12:32 AM
#21
Dear BTCTALK staff!
Instead of blaming member about how they trust other members try to update your forums feature and increase its security! Your forum is full of scammers. I can tell for sure that almost 80% of your members are scammers and you need to do something about that!
Diid you know that the staff and other forum members do their best to thwart this scammers? What is the point of all the post about educating newbies about scams when you blame those same people who are helping you. We do not want scammers too but we are not a hive mind and their will always be people with ill intent that will do shit even if the intentions behind is pure. Do not blame someone, I think blame should fall not just on the forum but more on the individual. I hate people blaming the system when they are solely responsible for their money, if you are easily pressured by outside forces then you might as well take a break and think for yourself.
legendary
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October 07, 2020, 03:39:56 AM
#20
Instead of blaming member about how they trust other members try to update your forums feature and increase its security! Your forum is full of scammers. I can tell for sure that almost 80% of your members are scammers and you need to do something about that!
Thing is, you shouldn't trust members, and if you do, then it should be someone with extensive and positive trade history.


Stop Blaming the members about how they trust other members. They trust on your forum when they accept to have a deal with your members! You keep asking to use escrow but how about the fees? Who is going to cover it? How much profit is on a deal that you expect us to use escrow and pay its fee?
Stop blaming forum because you trusted someone that wasn't proven trustworthy by other members. You trusted newbie account with no proven trade history. If you can't afford escrow fees, that are usually in the 1-2% range (from what I can see you have been scammed recently for 200 USD) and person you want to have business with doesn't have good trade history, simply don't do it. No one is forcing you to trade. And if you decide to do it anyway, accept the risk and consequences of your actions.

Since your are on bitcointalk forum, I guess you know that bitcoin is about personal responsibility. So be responsible and don't blame the others for your mistakes.
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October 07, 2020, 03:24:39 AM
#19
Dear BTCTALK staff!
Instead of blaming member about how they trust other members try to update your forums feature and increase its security! Your forum is full of scammers. I can tell for sure that almost 80% of your members are scammers and you need to do something about that!
You can use some features that other forums are providing!
Stop Blaming the members about how they trust other members. They trust on your forum when they accept to have a deal with your members! You keep asking to use escrow but how about the fees? Who is going to cover it? How much profit is on a deal that you expect us to use escrow and pay its fee?
You need to upgrade your forum features!
Regards
legendary
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October 07, 2020, 03:02:35 AM
#18
The accounts the opposed the created flags are very much likely to be the scammer's alts. Keep an eye on them.

1. Floatingboat
2. iwutitan
Yep, it looked weird that those two accounts decided to oppose the flag that seemingly has nothing to do with them, so I decided to check it a bit, especially since iwutitan has been red tagged already for scam involving account sale, and  Floatingboat is conveniently also in the account sale business + using the same BTC address. When you add all these "coincidences" it is obvious that those are alt accounts (and iwutitan has been connected with another scammer) so I am tagging Floatingboat as well.


Same BTC address used: 1LbiJwRZQAGkMs6RyNydGjmoPp5F4aJc2j

I would love to help out as an Evaluator and understand the blockchain quite well. If there is still room I’d like to sign up
1LbiJwRZQAGkMs6RyNydGjmoPp5F4aJc2j
https://archive.fo/Zil4R

I’ll start us off for the next round

Series A 7/25/2020 3:45pm est
Napoli vs Sassuolo

Napoli -0.5 1st half

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https://archive.fo/CXfYj



@breezyu You should update your first post with a flag link, for an easier access so more people support your flag.
jr. member
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October 07, 2020, 02:21:41 AM
#17
You are the first poster I saw that never intended to bring back the scammed amount. You could have done a 50/50 deal in the first place, what stopped you from doing that. The sense of urgency made you muddle your thoughts on how to deal with someone online. The chats were red flags dude/dudette, when someone says they are not going to ruin their reputation for a couple of bucks, chances are high that they will ruin it. All of chats were red flags actually, the audacity to tell you that he won't deal a 50/50. He even wants you to delete the topic to cover his ass.

I have done many trades online on forums, I just did not really know how to proper check someone's account on this forum as I'm not that much on it, its really confusing for the new user. If it was a higher amount, I would of had used escrow for sure.
jr. member
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October 07, 2020, 02:19:55 AM
#16
I have added my support to the flag but it needs more DT members to support it so that it can have sufficient support and become active.

Thanks for the tips guys.. I was trying to safe on YT premium and now I lost 30$. Oh well.
Another user PMer me shortly after I made this thread, I am 100% sure its him. He asked me if I was interested in the same product and said he is willing to do 50/50 and told me exactly how much btc he needs, something that loki told me because my wallet is set in euro and not usd. He speaks just like loki, I’m so sure that this is he’s other account. He even said that he is online for a few more hours, loki said that as well the same way. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/floatingboat-2820933
You are right about that user, he just opposed the flag.

The accounts the opposed the created flags are very much likely to be the scammer's alts. Keep an eye on them.

1. Floatingboat
2. iwutitan

Yup they both pmed me right after.
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October 07, 2020, 12:09:42 AM
#15
You are the first poster I saw that never intended to bring back the scammed amount. You could have done a 50/50 deal in the first place, what stopped you from doing that. The sense of urgency made you muddle your thoughts on how to deal with someone online. The chats were red flags dude/dudette, when someone says they are not going to ruin their reputation for a couple of bucks, chances are high that they will ruin it. All of chats were red flags actually, the audacity to tell you that he won't deal a 50/50. He even wants you to delete the topic to cover his ass.
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October 06, 2020, 07:40:09 PM
#14
I have added my support to the flag but it needs more DT members to support it so that it can have sufficient support and become active.

Thanks for the tips guys.. I was trying to safe on YT premium and now I lost 30$. Oh well.
Another user PMer me shortly after I made this thread, I am 100% sure its him. He asked me if I was interested in the same product and said he is willing to do 50/50 and told me exactly how much btc he needs, something that loki told me because my wallet is set in euro and not usd. He speaks just like loki, I’m so sure that this is he’s other account. He even said that he is online for a few more hours, loki said that as well the same way. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/floatingboat-2820933
You are right about that user, he just opposed the flag.

The accounts the opposed the created flags are very much likely to be the scammer's alts. Keep an eye on them.

1. Floatingboat
2. iwutitan
jr. member
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October 06, 2020, 05:24:52 PM
#13
One other thing you can do (if he doesn't refund you or finish the deal within whatever time frame) is add a flag to his account. I would add the type 2 or 3 flag about implied or written contract. That will cause a red (reddish) box to show up at the top of every thread he started that says "Warning: One or more bitcointalk.org users have reported that they strongly believe that the creator of this topic is a scammer." It looks like this. Just use this thread as your reference thread when making the flag.

I see. Just created a flag 2.
legendary
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October 06, 2020, 05:23:40 PM
#12
One other thing you can do (if he doesn't refund you or finish the deal within whatever time frame) is add a flag to his account. I would add the type 2 or 3 flag about implied or written contract. That will cause a red (reddish) box to show up at the top of every thread he started that says "Warning: One or more bitcointalk.org users have reported that they strongly believe that the creator of this topic is a scammer." It looks like this. Just use this thread as your reference thread when making the flag.

Edit: just saw the above posts, took too long writing up my post I guess.
jr. member
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October 06, 2020, 05:23:16 PM
#11
Ok just created flag 2 on hes account did i do it the correct way
legendary
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October 06, 2020, 05:14:12 PM
#10
Scammers have a tendency of making a few trades with hope of building trust and postive feedback before scamming users. It's becoming a come practice lately especially with low ranking accounts that have earned a few merits.
It's true, scammers do that, but don't they usually do that  in shorter period of time and then just exit scam? If that's what really happened here, trust farming, then @Loki888 really played the long game since he started trading more than a year ago, and to finish it off with 30 USD scam, that really doesn't make much sense. But then again,  scammers are pretty  stupid sometimes and do illogical things, we all saw that many times before.



For me this looks more like a sold or hacked account since email has been changed recently, and if this was exit scam indeed, wouldn't he aim for a bit more than 30 USD, as once he does the scam, his account is ruined. He will be tagged and flagged, so no one will any brain will do any business with him ever again.


OP can you please open a type 1 flag on the scammer's profile? I will support it.
Isn't Flag Type 3 more appropriate in this case, as OP is financially damaged by Loki888?
jr. member
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October 06, 2020, 05:01:42 PM
#9
Thanks for the tips guys.. I was trying to safe on YT premium and now I lost 30$. Oh well.
Another user PMer me shortly after I made this thread, I am 100% sure its him. He asked me if I was interested in the same product and said he is willing to do 50/50 and told me exactly how much btc he needs, something that loki told me because my wallet is set in euro and not usd. He speaks just like loki, I’m so sure that this is he’s other account. He even said that he is online for a few more hours, loki said that as well the same way. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/floatingboat-2820933
Yeah, such people try to prey on desperate victims and scam them more funds. Tell him no escrow, no deal.
I could help tag this account too only if there is solid proof of a link between the 2 profiles. OP can you please open a type 1 flag on the scammer's profile? I will support it.

I think I did that. He is currently online and no reply from him so its a scam for sure.
legendary
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October 06, 2020, 04:32:08 PM
#8
Thanks for the tips guys.. I was trying to safe on YT premium and now I lost 30$. Oh well.
Another user PMer me shortly after I made this thread, I am 100% sure its him. He asked me if I was interested in the same product and said he is willing to do 50/50 and told me exactly how much btc he needs, something that loki told me because my wallet is set in euro and not usd. He speaks just like loki, I’m so sure that this is he’s other account. He even said that he is online for a few more hours, loki said that as well the same way. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/floatingboat-2820933
Yeah, such people try to prey on desperate victims and scam them more funds. Tell him no escrow, no deal.
I could help tag this account too only if there is solid proof of a link between the 2 profiles. OP can you please open a type 1 flag on the scammer's profile? I will support it.
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