Topic: The eBay Scammer List (Read 3454 times)
Updates to scammer list, added a link to Mike30's scammer list.
The link to the papermoney doesnt work tho - doesnt exist from here.
OOps, link corrected. It's http://print.printcoins.com/
I sold a couple on ebay to "try it out" - not been long enough to see if I've been scammed though.
The link to the papermoney doesnt work tho - doesnt exist from here.
The link to the papermoney doesnt work tho - doesnt exist from here.
eBay is a pretty dangerous place to buy or sell bitcoins. It's especially dangerous for sellers. In an effort to help protect buyers and sellers I'm starting a list of eBay scammers. Please post your additions to the list. Scammed party may remain anonymous. Scammers may not.
The primary intention is to protect people but there is also a secondary intention, to give butthurt buyers and sellers an opportunity to make it right. Sometimes, shit happens. It's never too late to make it right.
Other scammer lists....
Mike30 has an automated form set up at http://3lay.com
Digital delivery of coins on eBay is a sure way to get scammed often. If you're selling on eBay switch to selling paper currency. You can ship them media mail for about $2.70 with DCN using the PayPal shipping interface. Be sure to only ship to verified addresses. Never let a new buyer talk you into digital delivery. Selling smaller amounts is safer. Do your best not to be the low hanging fruit that scammers seek out. Your coins will sell no matter what ridiculous fees your charging (Trust me on that).
Here is a site which can help you print paper bitcoins. He makes the source available, I suggest you download it, edit it, and run it locally. http://print.printcoins.com/ check out the "print your own" link. Be sure to kick the guy some coin.
The primary intention is to protect people but there is also a secondary intention, to give butthurt buyers and sellers an opportunity to make it right. Sometimes, shit happens. It's never too late to make it right.
| Scammer | Party Scammed | Scammer is | BTC Involved | Real Losses | Notes |
| starspangledreams | PRIVATE | buyer | 3 | $70.00 USD | Digital delivery - reversal payment just after positive feedback was posted. |
| jdandiza | PRIVATE | seller | 2 | $37.80 USD | Never sent coins. Gave eBay another sellers transaction ID claiming it to be his. Currently unresolved. |
| anelogi | PRIVATE | buyer | 1 | 1 BTC/Seller fees | Stolen account. PayPal chargeback. Digital Delivery. |
| 31mcat | PRIVATE | buyer | 1 | 1 BTC/Seller Fees | Immediate PayPal Charge back after digital delivery. |
| dirk58454 | PRIVATE | buyer | 3 | 3 BTC/Seller Fees | Chargeback nearly 3 weeks after sale. Digital delivery. |
| jeenojangbong | PRIVATE | buyer | 0 | Seller Fees | Stolen account. Seller realized it, reported to PayPal. |
Other scammer lists....
Mike30 has an automated form set up at http://3lay.com
Digital delivery of coins on eBay is a sure way to get scammed often. If you're selling on eBay switch to selling paper currency. You can ship them media mail for about $2.70 with DCN using the PayPal shipping interface. Be sure to only ship to verified addresses. Never let a new buyer talk you into digital delivery. Selling smaller amounts is safer. Do your best not to be the low hanging fruit that scammers seek out. Your coins will sell no matter what ridiculous fees your charging (Trust me on that).
Here is a site which can help you print paper bitcoins. He makes the source available, I suggest you download it, edit it, and run it locally. http://print.printcoins.com/ check out the "print your own" link. Be sure to kick the guy some coin.
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