Topic: Scammed by Joshster (Read 2119 times)
The scammer tag says it all
I didn't scam -.-
Now look who's talking I think we know who's telling the truth.
So post proof that you sent the 2BTC? I posted proof of my payment, please post proof of yours.
Great, Fractalrationality, he is nailed.
Ripple can be escrow, as any game currency. Go check bitmit.net.
Why isn't there just in exchange for buying currency?
I didn't scam -.-
You guys need to learn to use the Search feature.
This guy goes out of his way to post and warn users daily, and it gets mostly ignored. I say kudos, TomatoCage, you do great work. It's a shame some people are too lazy/irresponsible/etc to spend just a few minutes reading over the info in your signature.
Ripple can be escrow, as any game currency. Go check bitmit.net.
On an exchange of currency, both are buyer and seller. None can considerer himself the sole seller.
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
What would you do in the case where you trading for a currency that can't be escrowed? Like ripple, or virtual game tokens, xbox live points, ect.
You can't buy Gift Cards, with Gift Card funds. I tried already.
On an exchange of currency, both are buyer and seller. None can considerer himself the sole seller.
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
What would you do in the case where you trading for a currency that can't be escrowed? Like ripple, or virtual game tokens, xbox live points, ect.
On an exchange of currency, both are buyer and seller. None can considerer himself the sole seller.
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
What would you do in the case where you trading for a currency that can't be escrowed? Like ripple, or virtual game tokens, xbox live points, ect.
On an exchange of currency, both are buyer and seller. None can considerer himself the sole seller.
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
The rule has to be, trust only member with solid reputation. In case of any doubt, ask the address of the other party and check on blockchain.info or www.cryptocoinexplorer.com if the other party has the amounts he is claiming and send small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Or use an escrow system, like the one used by bitmit.net
What I learned is don't give them the goods until they pay. When you sell on ebay and other sites you wait for the buyer to pay first before sending them the goods. It makes no sense for the seller to give away there goods for free before the buyer has even paid.
You reported like 3 people for scamming, stop being a douche and actually do some trades instead of just tryna ruin peoples rep for nothing.
Two bitcents that this guy is actually a scammer.I'll take that two Bitcents and raise you 10 Litecoin.
You reported like 3 people for scamming, stop being a douche and actually do some trades instead of just tryna ruin peoples rep for nothing.
Two bitcents that this guy is actually a scammer. 
You reported like 3 people for scamming, stop being a douche and actually do some trades instead of just tryna ruin peoples rep for nothing.
Post proof you sent the coins to the address OP specified. If your innocent you'll have no problems providing the proof.
use escrow if buying/selling to avoid scams in the pm system.. if you are sending first, then you are setting up escrow not them, their escrow could be fake!!!
use the search feature to find good escrow options.
use the search feature to find good escrow options.
You guys need to learn to use the Search feature.
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