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Topic: Suspicious Loan Request (Read 1117 times)

donator
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May 02, 2013, 08:03:09 PM
#9
SickExchange  Cheesy
member
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Merit: 10
May 02, 2013, 07:58:22 PM
#8
lol the exchange has a fb link at the bottom to the html "site in 5 mns" service he used to make this
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
April 29, 2013, 06:04:19 PM
#7
"available on the interweb"   Cheesy
sr. member
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Merit: 250
April 29, 2013, 02:15:03 PM
#6
Quote
Hello.
I'd like to request a loan of 8.5 BTC to be paid back 9.5 BTC in 60 days
Purpose is funding a new HYIP project
Can provide ID upon request.
Also I'm the owner of the exchanging website  www.sickexchange.com

That website looks like it was put together in 5 mins.  It's certainly not an exchange.

Anyway, that domain can now be considered a scam as well.  Smiley

Thanks and yeah it was made with Wix which I believe is one of those CMS systems like Wordpress, nice try though lol.
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
April 29, 2013, 01:47:23 PM
#5
Quote
Hello.
I'd like to request a loan of 8.5 BTC to be paid back 9.5 BTC in 60 days
Purpose is funding a new HYIP project
Can provide ID upon request.
Also I'm the owner of the exchanging website  www.sickexchange.com

That website looks like it was put together in 5 mins.  It's certainly not an exchange.

Anyway, that domain can now be considered a scam as well.  Smiley
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 250
April 29, 2013, 11:50:57 AM
#3
A couple of days ago I lent 1BTC to a member on the forum although some were suspicious of the transaction. Anyway today a new JR Member sent a private message to me which I have listed below. I am not sure if this is a user I have dealt with before or perhaps a new scammer who thinks I will go for the scam. Although the deal does not interest me I asked for the ID just to get an idea of whether or not he would provide it which he has. The documents look authentic I guess but as they are US docs I am not familiar with, I cant tie the ID to the user "F" either lol. Investigating further I did a info check on the domain he provided, the registrant of which is listed as "Smith, Maria" while his email and ID states "Jonathon Coleman", he did send the email from [email protected] though.

I am not interested in the loan request even without the risk involved but I wanted to share this just in case he has send private messages to other members.  


"F" (5 Posts)
Quote
Hello.
I'd like to request a loan of 8.5 BTC to be paid back 9.5 BTC in 60 days
Purpose is funding a new HYIP project
Can provide ID upon request.
Also I'm the owner of the exchanging website  www.sickexchange.com


With the username of "F", I think this is the same as the username "." - a scammer.

"." sent me the following PM< which is identical to yours.

Quote
Hello.
I'm looking for a loan of 11BTC , I'm working on an HYIP project and I need funds to start it up
Will pay back in 45Days.
Can provide ID documents upon request.
Regards.


Interesting, this pretty much confirms a scam as the structure and terminology are to close. I am not sure how to notify mods but it seems the user F needs to be looked into.
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
April 29, 2013, 11:41:13 AM
#2
A couple of days ago I lent 1BTC to a member on the forum although some were suspicious of the transaction. Anyway today a new JR Member sent a private message to me which I have listed below. I am not sure if this is a user I have dealt with before or perhaps a new scammer who thinks I will go for the scam. Although the deal does not interest me I asked for the ID just to get an idea of whether or not he would provide it which he has. The documents look authentic I guess but as they are US docs I am not familiar with, I cant tie the ID to the user "F" either lol. Investigating further I did a info check on the domain he provided, the registrant of which is listed as "Smith, Maria" while his email and ID states "Jonathon Coleman", he did send the email from [email protected] though.

I am not interested in the loan request even without the risk involved but I wanted to share this just in case he has send private messages to other members.  


"F" (5 Posts)
Quote
Hello.
I'd like to request a loan of 8.5 BTC to be paid back 9.5 BTC in 60 days
Purpose is funding a new HYIP project
Can provide ID upon request.
Also I'm the owner of the exchanging website  www.sickexchange.com


With the username of "F", I think this is the same as the username "." - a scammer.

"." sent me the following PM< which is identical to yours.

Quote
Hello.
I'm looking for a loan of 11BTC , I'm working on an HYIP project and I need funds to start it up
Will pay back in 45Days.
Can provide ID documents upon request.
Regards.
sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 250
April 29, 2013, 11:26:51 AM
#1
A couple of days ago I lent 1BTC to a member on the forum although some were suspicious of the transaction. Anyway today a new JR Member sent a private message to me which I have listed below. I am not sure if this is a user I have dealt with before or perhaps a new scammer who thinks I will go for the scam. Although the deal does not interest me I asked for the ID just to get an idea of whether or not he would provide it which he has. The documents look authentic I guess but as they are US docs I am not familiar with, I cant tie the ID to the user "F" either lol. Investigating further I did a info check on the domain he provided, the registrant of which is listed as "Smith, Maria" while his email and ID states "Jonathon Coleman", he did send the email from [email protected] though.

I am not interested in the loan request even without the risk involved but I wanted to share this just in case he has send private messages to other members.  


"F" (5 Posts)
Quote
Hello.
I'd like to request a loan of 8.5 BTC to be paid back 9.5 BTC in 60 days
Purpose is funding a new HYIP project
Can provide ID upon request.
Also I'm the owner of the exchanging website  www.sickexchange.com
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