Topic: Master-P's FREE Escrow Service | IPO/ICO/Sig Campaign 1% | Acc Trades 0.005 fee - page 2. (Read 24726 times)

I have chosen to trust theymos and nonnakip. 

I don't want to point any fingers or be rude, but I personally blame a few people's gullibleness. That's where the problem is coming from, not who's trusted or not. A few of them had their payments delayed for over 24, and 48hours and they didn't speak up, post anywhere, or say something on his trust rating. Which gave him a long interval to stay uncovered and lure in a large amount of users. Otherwise, if people learn to raise a racket at a very strict timelapse, snowballs like this can be prevented, I myself shouldn't have gave him 12 hours to be honest.  

I would be interested in hearing who you trust on the forums with coins? I would say you are easily the top trusted escrow here.

I keep seeing people saying how much they trusted master-p.  I have to ask...  Why?  What is it you found when doing due diligence on him that made you think he could be trusted?  Has he created anything?  Is there some project he's been running for the community?  Has he paid back owed debts before when things have gone bad?  Has he displayed a higher level of knowledge about Bitcoin?  Looking at his trust history, prior to becoming an escrow the trust he received was for very small deals involving digital products.  Even by member rank which is the most crude of trust tools the guy is only a hero.  What did he do to earn your trust?

Once again, the problem here isn't escrows or the trust system.  It's users blindly following others off a cliff.  The same thing that has decimated the Bitcoin securities market.  Please people, at least make an effort to determine if someone is trustworthy before sending them your BTC.

I see as a result of this scam, some users are now trying to push a mult-sig escrow network.  While at first this appears to resemble a good idea, I believe this guise of security is only another trap that will lure users into escrows with trusted names, only to have 2 of the "trusted escrows" steal everyone's funds.  Please do not fall for this.  All you need to do is look at my escrow thread, or the dozens of PMs from random alts that I've gotten on the subject over the last couple months to see that there is a real push for multi-sig escrows by users who are trying to bait trusted escrows into providing a more secure service only to rip everyone off.  Let this be the warning.  

I think he was already planned it all before its happen. Honestly i trusted him before 100% as an escrow because of lots of positive trusted.
But now i hate him very much by doing this scam to all of us mostly for affected campaigns and members of campaign.
I have lost trust on this forum even an escrow has lots of trust can do this..

He is you, STFU bitcoingrw  .

agree with quickseller here, he must be trolling.

He is pretty clearly just trolling. Take a look at his trust -- he was trying to scam pennies from a giveaway and I would find it highly unlikely that he would have 10BTC to send to escrow

Any proofs of transactions or something? Just dont claim blindly.

uh... Did you read the recent replies at all??? Master-p now is just the past, a huge scam now... I miss the old time

send master-p 10 btc on escrow no response yet

Did you wake up just now?

Just click on scam accusation thread and you can see the first page is full with master-p's scam accusations. Start from here - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/master-p-scammer-i-lost-complete-faith-in-this-forum-now-1306301

He confessed himself here : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13378692

Look at scam accusation you will find the answer. There was supposed to be a trading with two users and master p was the escrow but the trade was fell through and master p didnt send back the funds to the owner and the  everything worse started

I've just recently Heard about what was going on with the situation and I had a couple of questions. How was the scam exposed? He just decided all of a sudden not pay? Also he has been a trusted member on this website for quite a while now no one noticed that his account had been sold? Sorry to everyone who has lost their bitcoins hopefully this all gets worked out.

all the deals went smooth before he was exposed to be a scam ripoff.
if i were him, then i would rather hold on myself to continue the escrow than scamming.   really guys, this led me to a confused reaction, i need to hire an escrow once again.
seems someone here to be an impostor of master-P, if he resolved the problem, then he would likely the actual one we were actually targeting of.

I was quite shocked to know master-p turned out to be a scammer at last. The new owner seems to be resposible for all this, and i think he have got what he have paid for this account.  

I just now see that his escrow link pasted at keybase is wrong - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--932425  See his profile "I am master-P from Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--932425 I offer free escrow service for bitcoin and other crypto related transactions." https://keybase.io/masterp

The new member forgets to edit it. LOL!

Making an announcement that he (master-p) sold his account will lower the value of the account which will make it useless.
He should have sold it to someone known and guarantees that will not scam however, with all the stories posted here, it sounds like there was no change of ownership.

All these would never have happened, if this forum had imposed strict regulations regarding IP-ban. I'm not blaming the forum at all, but if these rules were in action, eventually this account selling policy would have been died down quite earlier. But now, accounts are sold every now and then.

I wonder whether he actually sold his account in first place, (according to Quickseller's call) since I feel he won't risk his life, selling his PGP key as well as his gmail account to an unknown user, although his private identity is already known by someone in here.

Probably he don't want to use his account to scam others to ruin his reputation rather than selling his accounts and think it was non of his business after the sales. He should have known that consequence.