this dude 14BtZgJzUKrHrfz6XnQQAjU2ovN11dXfTX
sent 0.0551 to each of these:
1FPQwEHXLFbCERbR6vVbYPgrQiZfXBBN8q 0.0551 BTC
1EMW1pZWcE6ZaPCjeQtYnwknb7F73zQ1AC 0.0551 BTC
132d7o2M26ds1W5BRBYUUNExq2HNNd49HE 0.0551 BTC
and then each of these payed for a stake:
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1FPQwEHXLFbCERbR6vVbYPgrQiZfXBBN8q
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1EMW1pZWcE6ZaPCjeQtYnwknb7F73zQ1AC
https://blockchain.info/de/address/132d7o2M26ds1W5BRBYUUNExq2HNNd49HE
fraudster or am I reading this wrong ?
Let's make a distinction between two terms:
"fraudster" : did not send money to NEM; tried to clone other's people hash or made up bogus hash to get in the lists
"multi-acc-ter: who did send money to NEM to be a part of NEM development fund; but he has multiple accounts doing that. These are not fraudster and as far as they send money to NEM then I would at least thank them for their trust. They also did not violate any pre-defined rules except the "unfairly accumulation" clause. We will refund them later in the cases of big multi acc-ters.
yeah i guess you could say that.
To me their both fraudsters as thy are trying to claim more stakes than is allowed for one person.
I think I found another one:
He send 0.0551 BTC to a load of adresses and then bought a stake with each of those:
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1Ae6YxNMeJWtaLCSzQQe7Pqfb2MFRVbHH2 (sending the 0.0551)
The first 4 (which arent the only ones) which all were used to buy stakes:
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1EauPVg35rFLScbpEujFCgvJHwoGzBBUhm
https://blockchain.info/de/address/19ukVnz1DNfHFAwYwKU9hkTb6iYaESUFhA
https://blockchain.info/de/address/19qBCvmyhLVVhRTjdnjZeDrMMRM13HTQCz
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1Cuoz1pPdG7bRxMf3cnb1su8jtvDpLJfg1
Looking at this I'm a little worried that we might have more multi-accs than expected.
He seems to have bought 20 - 30 stakes (How much NXT did you put out to find such huge multi-accs ?! ).