Topic: Master-P SCAMMER. I lost complete faith in this forum now. - page 22. (Read 80701 times)

"Now, with N-players rolling die at Site A, and Y-players roll die at Site B, when a 9 is rolled 7 times in a row..."

The game theory on this is simlple. They have a shitty chance of getting any money back regardless of the situation. If he owes 20 btc and has 5, you would be better off just getting a piece of that 5 than watching him turn it into less than 5 on a betting site. Game theory and dice sites don't belong in the same sentence.

What part of "if he don't pay back the whole thing now, he's getting doxx0rd, and he ain't got 20+BTC" don't you get? Dude, lrn 2 game theory, you clearly need 2 educate yourself.

If he has the money he should pay it back. Gambling on dice sites is an excellent way to make whatever number of coins he has go down, so I don't know you well enough to call you names, but that is certainly a stupid idea.

I came up with a really good solution, but people just called me names

If you really want to do something you can fill in some more things for my etc, that was just off the top of my head.

These things always amaze me. Pages and pages of BS that revolve around arguing something that doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter if he was hacked, sold the account, stole the coins, got kidnapped, had his mind stolen from his body via aliens and put into a computer, or what.

People paid for a service. It wasn't done. Instead of doing something about it the scammed are going to sit here and wait for a miracle to happen, and it's going to work just as well as it did the last thousand times.

Though you can see it from another angle too. He did not show any form of remorse. The inconsistencies in the story seems to make it impossible that his story is correct so no remorse so far.

Letting him go without a punishment of some form might make him to an even bigger scammer in the future. Because "it worked fine".

Though maybe we speak about a topic that is not really actual... we don't know how old he is.

What i would want to know... someone received a foto of his id with a written text and username... is it sure that the id wasn't copied into with nice photoshop skills? A better proof might have been to have the id together with his face on a picture. At least big exchanges, who probably thought a lot more about that topic, are doing it that way. One picture the id, one picture face and holding ID.

Wait a minute, it hasn't been confirmed that MasterP is a minor because he hasn't been doxxxxed yet.  Or did I miss something?

One question only in your last post, that being "What if I pay back the money?"
That what you expected me to answer?

Not living at home, ran away because dysfunctional family of bitcoin gamblers and drug addicts.
Why would a minor with stable family life even get into bitcoin?

You failed to answer a simple question asked twice. Welcome to my ignore list newbie account with nothing to say and trying to derail the thread. I urge you to ignore me too.

A high degree of planning to get haxxored?!
Greed is good! What are you, some sort of a commie?
As opposed to funding Obamacare?!
Again, it wasn't fraud, the Master just accidentally gambled away your money. got hacked, man! He could have stolen way more if he wanted to, he's even paying you back out of his own pocket
Victims being tax cheats/petty crooks themselves don't count.

*Besides, like TECHSHARE says, he's probably a minor

Yup.. you missed the most important part of all !
If you guys let him get away with this it leaves the flood gate open.
Like i said would happen the last time a similar incident occurred.

You can't let guys get away with shit with the "i wuz hacked" story.

It's an exit scam, don't worry  Gleb Gamow  .. take your pop-corn and watch ....

Would somebody relate to me how a minor living at home was going through a couple of really rough months? There must me a simple solution, yet it eludes me because I'm a retard.

Then, kindly relay to me how a person upon reading the above and having P's vitals remains steadfast in believing that he's a minor, hence hesitate to release them.

2. Aggravating factors
Some of the most common aggravating factors considered in fraud sentencing cases
include:
1. A high degree of planning and deliberation, a lengthy time over which the fraud took place, and a substantial number of transactions required to commit the fraud;
2. Greed;
3. Personal profit;
4. The size of the fraud;
5. The nature of the victim (e.g. elderly individual, institution, public agency, and the number of victims;



As you can see in a fraud, the number of victims is an aggravating factor!

Now, may I ask you again, newbie account with 11 posts, what is your interest of discouraging legal actions against the scammer?

If you continue the discussion without answering the question, you will be on my ignore list because you have nothing to say.


Also, keep in mind this:

What if I pay back the money?
Once a charge of Fraud has been laid, you are “in the system” and your criminal matter will proceed.  Paying back whatever money is alleged to have been defrauded will not result in any automatic dropping of the charges.  The matter is in the hands of the Crown prosecutor.  An offer to pay back the money or value of the property in certain situations may be useful as a mitigating factor and result in a lower penalty.  In certain situations where the case against you is not very strong, your lawyer may be able to use an offer to pay back money or return property as a bargaining tool that may result in charges against you being dropped.

Yup, the refunds the alleged actual owner is providing. I am highly skeptical , however, that all the coins will be refunded

It's pretty simple: master-p stopped returning coins.

Some new account claimed to be him and said he had sold his account; he signed a message to prove it - but the sale was only for 2 BTC so that makes no sense

Some other new account claimed to be him and said he had been hacked; he signed a message to prove it -  but the alleged hacker left all the stolen coins in the escrow wallet for days so that makes no sense either

I expect it's just a regular exit scam like many others.

Did I miss anything of substance?

Please give me three lifetimes to find an error in your assessment, for I'm sure there's at least one in there someone.

OK, internet lawyer, prove me wrong.
Do I have time to go grab something to eat, or keep pounding F5?