Topic: SilkroadTor.com (Read 831 times)
Their post in the newbie section had a life span of 3 minutes. I actually got in a reply asking why no one was freaking out yet. I got to view once. 2 minutes later poof. I was laughin'.
Yeah, well known scam.
Report them to the moderator and post warning posts if you see them back again just in case we are offline.
Something like:
THIS IS A CONFIRMED SCAM.
Something like:
THIS IS A CONFIRMED SCAM.
Update, latest incarnation:
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com [Fixed, thanks Gladamas]
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com [Fixed, thanks Gladamas]
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
Code:
[size=20pt][color=red]THIS IS A CONFIRMED SCAM.[/color][/size]
[quote author=Stephen Gornick link=topic=98251.msg1541215#msg1541215 date=1361319654]
Update, latest incarnation:
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com [Fixed, thanks Gladamas]
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
[/quote]
[quote author=Stephen Gornick link=topic=98251.msg1541215#msg1541215 date=1361319654]
Update, latest incarnation:
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com [Fixed, thanks Gladamas]
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
[/quote]
Not legit.
From another thread:
Update, latest incarnation:
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
silkroadtor.com
The e-mail address for that PayPal account: [email protected]
Previous scams (in chronological order) likely by the same scammer:
- EasZPay.com
- MtGax.com
- MtGix.com
- i4Dollars.com
- BTKoin.com
- BitcoinTalks.com
- VirWex.com
- bitcoin.appee.com
Please report this scammer as badware:
- http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?url=http://silkroadtor.com
They sell liberty mutual and payza balances and they also sell bitcoins.
Not legit.
1) If you ask for proof that they pay out, they'll link payments sent by paypal that they get to keep because bitcoin isn't included in paypal's policy so paypal won't help you there. If you ask for a transaction ID from a bitcoin payment, they say "they want to protect the privacy and confidentiality of their customers" -- even though a transaction ID doesn't give any information except the fact that the bitcoins are real and confirmed.
2) 40 BTC + 10 for FREE? They're not running a supermarket. They're selling bitcoins (and LR/Payza)
3) You can't speak to the manager because he's "not part of customer service" - lol?
4) Couple people around the net who have paid but haven't gotten their bitcoins.
Watch out!
Not legit.
1) If you ask for proof that they pay out, they'll link payments sent by paypal that they get to keep because bitcoin isn't included in paypal's policy so paypal won't help you there. If you ask for a transaction ID from a bitcoin payment, they say "they want to protect the privacy and confidentiality of their customers" -- even though a transaction ID doesn't give any information except the fact that the bitcoins are real and confirmed.
2) 40 BTC + 10 for FREE? They're not running a supermarket. They're selling bitcoins (and LR/Payza)
3) You can't speak to the manager because he's "not part of customer service" - lol?
4) Couple people around the net who have paid but haven't gotten their bitcoins.
Watch out!
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