What happened-Member has stated false information about accepting paypal as a irreversible payment option. This could
be extremely dangerous to other newbie members.
-Has asked multiple members to send first without escrow, just a matter of time before someone falls for his scam.
-Has placed a bet stating if you pay as paypal "gift" you can NOT reverse the transaction, which is obviously false. I accepted the bet and have yet to be paid.
Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/teodor87-77700Reference Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8167296Amount Scammed:
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PM/Chat Logs: Bro, you're transparent, but if someone wants to risk it, then who am I to stop them.
I guess there is only one way to understand.
We are a community. We should all be here to stop newbies from making mistakes and selling their bitcoins for paypal.
Just don't say gift payment isn't reversible because it clearly is, it just makes you look ignorant.
Pfff! HAhahaha! It's NOT reversible!
Paypal are on the prowl of scamming their customers. Not themselves!
If it was reversible then the majority of users would use it to double their cash, before their account gets closed.
If marked as "GIFT" even your bank cannot charge-back paypal!
I bet 100$ on it.
And here is ONE of the many post he made trying to get someone to send bitcoins to him first.
Ok. If you're serious - I want to buy 16BTC for 10 grand. You send first. After I receive the coins I will wire you the money.
You have 1 post. At least offer escrow. But not a "trust member". A real escrow. Like btcrow, or skrill escrow for cash. No one will send you 10000$ first.
Additional Notes: I advise you to not deal with this user. I am asking for a member from the default trust list to tag his account so we don't have any members falling for his bullshit and getting scammed. This will end bad SOON if he continues this way.
I know I am risking negative feedback from this user by posting this but that is a risk I am willing to take to protect future victims of his scams.
