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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 01:14:32 PM

Yea? I really used to see you as one of the reasonable fellows on this forum prior to this time. In fact, I once quoted one of your comments about an exploit in one of my blogs, perhaps, when it goes beyond computers, it isn't really your turf. That you never trust people doesn't mean there are no people who do trust. "Create reputation indeed" Not everyone is living on Bitcointalk for reputation.

But you seem to be living off bitcointalk. I'm talking about your account deals.
The way I see it, we'd next see someone come and claim they were the ones who broke a deal with you and got all the money back. These stories usually have a continuation if left to unfold in peace, but unfortunately for you too many people came to this thread and spoiled it. Back to the drawing board Tongue

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I have no idea or whatever you and your business partner have done but have been thinking, with you dropping this here will it help in any way?
This is between the both of you but forget how you think it would work out but I can tell you for free that you ain't going to get what you looking for (like a solution) cos I can't see anybody owning up to this...
Forget it and end this, is pointless to me.

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

Edit: Some people don't believe my story. That's not atypical of Bitcointalk. Anyways, I do not care if you believe it or not. For those of you that have given me some advice, you're all appreciated. Hopefully, my client will be back. I really pray he comes back because men like him come by very rarely. As in, men who have trust in a weird harsh, near-trustless world. For those hoping for a TXID, keep hoping, but that's not gonna happen.

Update:

I've written to the company. Hopefully, if he's working with them they'll respond. Thanks all.

That is a crazy story but stranger things have happened. I’ve seen plenty of deals fall apart because someone mysteriously disappeared and I’m sure some folks in this space have more money and ideas than they can juggle, so mistakes like this could happen for a million reasons. Let’s just hope everyone is happy and this was just an oversight.

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Quote from: Lucius on June 27, 2023, 10:38:44 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Somehow it seems to me that you are the closest to the truth, because this story, like some others presented before, is not very convincing - and all together it really looks like some kind of bad attempt to create a reputation. Besides, why would someone just send $2500 to someone unknown without thinking about using escrow?

Yea? I really used to see you as one of the reasonable fellows on this forum prior to this time. In fact, I once quoted one of your comments about an exploit in one of my blogs, perhaps, when it goes beyond computers, it isn't really your turf. That you never trust people doesn't mean there are no people who do trust. "Create reputation indeed" Not everyone is living on Bitcointalk for reputation.

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Quote from: _act_ on June 27, 2023, 06:24:12 AM

You do not need to stress yourself, just wait for the person to contact you. Do not spend the money. If you have waited for some many months or a year and the person has not contacted you, I think the money has become yours.

I saw something this on this forum this year or so and this is another one. I wonder how some people can do something like that, or a way to look for someone to scam.

I have seen some people that started scam like this before and requesting very small amount in a way to scam anyone that is trying to help. I hope this is not like that.

What? Don't spend the money but if it was waited for some months the money is yours? Really, man. If you don't earn the money, it's not yours, regardless of how long you hold onto it.

Unless you're referring to the quote 'Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins". And that's how crypto works.

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Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 11:40:00 AM

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

Well, when you realise you no longer suffer from amnesia and you are willing to post evidence of the imaginary payment, we might possibly engage in conversation further including your alleged redemption from past errors Roll Eyes

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Edit: Some people don't believe my story. That's not atypical of Bitcointalk. Anyways, I do not care if you believe it or not. For those of you that have given me some advice, you're all appreciated. Hopefully, my client will be back. I really pray he comes back because men like him come by very rarely. As in, men who have trust in a weird harsh, near-trustless world. For those hoping for a TXID, keep hoping, but that's not gonna happen.

We already knew it because you were obviously fabricating the whole drama in the hope of receiving merits.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

One malicious fellow, JolluGood or so even tagged me for what I posted when I joined the forum newly without knowing the rules. Reminds me of on Lauda of those days. Perhaps he's sad I'm searching for my client and wish he could have him.

Yes I did tag your Newchanka account, it should have been tagged years ago. Even though you messed up on this Newchanka account you might do better with the others you are farming. Better late than never, at least this one is tagged.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 11:29:39 AM

Let's not digress my friend. I passed the merit hunting level years ago. As you can see, this account was created in 2017. So I left the merit hunting level for you. In fact, I only am active around once in a while. For now, I'm hunting for clients, especially a missing client. Continue with your signature campaign hunting okay? In any case, if you haven't got a reasonable advice on how to locate him, do run along.

Ok, let us not digress (not my) friend.

Since you can write a lot and that is apparently what you portray your trade to be, can you explain in detail exactly what the relationship is between your Newchanka account and the member operating the Cyberczar account.

If you cannot post back with an explanation based on your very own "Just Think it, I'll Write it" signature text, then do run along.

Yeah boy. Keep bumping this thread for me and be useful for once. You know, that's what idle merit-hunting fellow like you is good at. Who knows, you may just help me find my man.

Quote from: CryptoHFs on June 27, 2023, 11:31:17 AM

Contact the blockchain company and that's it. He might be an agent that died.

Really don't know hoe to go about this, but I'll sure try.

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

Well, when you realise you no longer suffer from amnesia and you are willing to post evidence of the imaginary payment, we might possibly engage in conversation further including your alleged redemption from past errors Roll Eyes

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Edit: Some people don't believe my story. That's not atypical of Bitcointalk. Anyways, I do not care if you believe it or not. For those of you that have given me some advice, you're all appreciated. Hopefully, my client will be back. I really pray he comes back because men like him come by very rarely. As in, men who have trust in a weird harsh, near-trustless world. For those hoping for a TXID, keep hoping, but that's not gonna happen.

We already knew it because you were obviously fabricating the whole drama in the hope of receiving merits.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

One malicious fellow, JolluGood or so even tagged me for what I posted when I joined the forum newly without knowing the rules. Reminds me of on Lauda of those days. Perhaps he's sad I'm searching for my client and wish he could have him.

Yes I did tag your Newchanka account, it should have been tagged years ago. Even though you messed up on this Newchanka account you might do better with the others you are farming. Better late than never, at least this one is tagged.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 11:29:39 AM

Let's not digress my friend. I passed the merit hunting level years ago. As you can see, this account was created in 2017. So I left the merit hunting level for you. In fact, I only am active around once in a while. For now, I'm hunting for clients, especially a missing client. Continue with your signature campaign hunting okay? In any case, if you haven't got a reasonable advice on how to locate him, do run along.

Ok, let us not digress (not my) friend.

Since you can write a lot and that is apparently what you portray your trade to be, can you explain in detail exactly what the relationship is between your Newchanka account and the member operating the Cyberczar account.

If you cannot post back with an explanation based on your very own "Just Think it, I'll Write it" signature text, then do run along.

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Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 11:12:02 AM

No, I do not think anything of the sort. My life does not revolve around Bitcointalk but as you were the one trying to build up this "Newchanka" account I would say you (courtesy of your other accounts including any you intend on trying to sell) prove that your life revolves around this forum.

You anticipated you would receive bundles of merits for your fabricated story but in the end you received a negative tag for account selling. Now, had you not bothered with making this thread to attract attention on to yourself you would not have received the negative tag and would not have been excluded from my trust list.

I hope others also tag and exclude your "Newchanka" account as that would send out a message to other accounts traders from some of us old and new members.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 10:43:09 AM

Don't you think an old member like you shouldn't be stuck in 2017? I'm always amused at folks like you who think life revolves around Bitcointalk.

Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Quote from: Newchanka on October 13, 2017, 05:07:50 AM

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Let's not digress my friend. I passed the merit hunting level years ago. As you can see, this account was created in 2017. So I left the merit hunting level for you. In fact, I only am active around once in a while. For now, I'm hunting for clients, especially a missing client. Continue with your signature campaign hunting okay? In any case, if you haven't got a reasonable advice on how to locate him, do run along and increase your post count elsewhere.

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No, I do not think anything of the sort. My life does not revolve around Bitcointalk but as you were the one trying to build up this "Newchanka" account I would say you (courtesy of your other accounts including any you intend on trying to sell) prove that your life revolves around this forum.

You anticipated you would receive bundles of merits for your fabricated story but in the end you received a negative tag for account selling. Now, had you not bothered with making this thread to attract attention on to yourself you would not have received the negative tag and would not have been excluded from my trust list.

I hope others also tag and exclude your "Newchanka" account as that would send out a message to other accounts traders from some of us old and new members.

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 10:43:09 AM

Don't you think an old member like you shouldn't be stuck in 2017? I'm always amused at folks like you who think life revolves around Bitcointalk.

Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Quote from: Newchanka on October 13, 2017, 05:07:50 AM

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Quote from: Orpichukwu on June 27, 2023, 10:46:50 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

Does people's past experience/mistakes really defines them ? I believe people makes mistake and learn from it as well, maybe the OP was never aware of account selling not being encourage in the forum for the first place before such post was made in the past.
If the OP really got the offer and was paid that amount of money and the person who hired the OP is no where to be found, without considering the OP's past I will say it's of a good intentions, because most people will be silent and want to squander the money without even making any form of noise.

Not really define them but it's almost too impossible these days to get such an amount and the sender will not look for the owner of this address. Believe it or not, people kill for $20. With $2500, it's already a dragnet.

And then he posted the story here like he is sure the sender is not from here. If he posts the tx, someone will probably find the origin of the coin but if he isn;t posting it, the story could just b e a lie.

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Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

Does people's past experience/mistakes really defines them ? I believe people makes mistake and learn from it as well, maybe the OP was never aware of account selling not being encourage in the forum for the first place before such post was made in the past.
If the OP really got the offer and was paid that amount of money and the person who hired the OP is no where to be found, without considering the OP's past I will say it's of a good intentions, because most people will be silent and want to squander the money without even making any form of noise.

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 10:21:15 AM

Quote from: CryptoHeadlineNews on June 27, 2023, 08:57:28 AM

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

This looks fishy in my eye, but I'm sorry to say this, because I can remember you O.P made a similar post like this on September 18th 2022 (i.e 9 months ago) about someone sending you some coin into your exchange wallet address of which you were yet to discover who that was Someone Sent Me Some Coins, Could Be A Mistake, of which before I go further I will love to ask some few questions as follows,
1. Where you able to see the person who sent you the coin deposited on your exchange wallet on September 18th last year? Yes or No
2. If the answer to the first question is "NO" then what did you do with the fund?
3. What kind of website do you run, because if it is a crypto investment websites then you are likely to be getting such deposit once in a while.

Yeah, I remember that issue and its quite different from this because I wasn't expecting the payment. That was actually a business that wanted to guest post on my site. Apparently, the chap that made the payment didn't communicate the fellow that would send the article for their backlink posting. She contacted me weeks later with the TXID. This is quite different because this guy paid and hasn't collected his job for months.

Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Quote from: Newchanka on October 13, 2017, 05:07:50 AM

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Don't you think an old member like you shouldn't be stuck in 2017? I'm always amused at folks like you who think life revolves around Bitcointalk.

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Quote from: JollyGood on June 27, 2023, 09:53:46 AM

The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Somehow it seems to me that you are the closest to the truth, because this story, like some others presented before, is not very convincing - and all together it really looks like some kind of bad attempt to create a reputation. Besides, why would someone just send $2500 to someone unknown without thinking about using escrow?

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

My simple question to you is that the person who paid you 2500$ is not a member of this forum, so what is the purpose of posting this on here in this forum? If he is not a member here, he won't be coming here to see what you have posted.

What was the mode of communication between you and him? If he is offline at that medium, then just wait and do nothing. If he never appears again, then you can keep that money. But I doubt that anyone who has paid will disappear until or unless he or she is in a very serious issue like an accident or near death tragedy???

The purpose is this: I asked if he is a member here, he said no, but he knows a moderator here. Since he knows a moderator, I assumed he comes to the forum. Perhaps, he'll come again, see this and remember. By the way, I've asked the moderator about the client and even gave him the Telegram username but he didn't recollect him.

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

My simple question to you is that the person who paid you 2500$ is not a member of this forum, so what is the purpose of posting this on here in this forum? If he is not a member here, he won't be coming here to see what you have posted.

What was the mode of communication between you and him? If he is offline at that medium, then just wait and do nothing. If he never appears again, then you can keep that money. But I doubt that anyone who has paid will disappear until or unless he or she is in a very serious issue like an accident or near death tragedy???

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Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

This looks fishy in my eye, but I'm sorry to say this, because I can remember you O.P made a similar post like this on September 18th 2022 (i.e 9 months ago) about someone sending you some coin into your exchange wallet address of which you were yet to discover who that was Someone Sent Me Some Coins, Could Be A Mistake, of which before I go further I will love to ask some few questions as follows,
1. Where you able to see the person who sent you the coin deposited on your exchange wallet on September 18th last year? Yes or No
2. If the answer to the first question is "NO" then what did you do with the fund?
3. What kind of website do you run, because if it is a crypto investment websites then you are likely to be getting such deposit once in a while.

Yeah, I remember that issue and its quite different from this because I wasn't expecting the payment. That was actually a business that wanted to guest post on my site. Apparently, the chap that made the payment didn't communicate the fellow that would send the article for their backlink posting. She contacted me weeks later with the TXID. This is quite different because this guy paid and hasn't collected his job for months.

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Quote from: Wapfika on June 27, 2023, 06:08:01 AM

Quote from: Newchanka on June 27, 2023, 06:00:29 AM

Someone that is not a member of this forum saw my service and hired me to write some articles since April. I charged him $4000 and asked for $3000 advance. He paid the advance of $2,500, but has since vanished. I'm putting up this post in case he forgot he gave someone $2,500. If you know someone that paid someone for a job and forgot the person, please let them know I'm the one. As in, can't imagine someone throwing away their money just like that.
I also hope he sees this post and remembers.

Doing this will just make you a target of impersonator claiming for this money. You can use the wallet address that he use to send the funds on searching the owner because he might posted that address on social media or here in the forum.

Don't disclosed the wallet address and always ask for signed message for the user that will claim the money.

He can always verify the real sender by asking to provide the txid and the wallet address use for that transaction by private message. And if those people cannot provide any proof then we conclude that they are just trolling and trying their luck to fool OP then maybe to get the amount mentioned by him.

@OP since the client is missing and if you don't like to use that money maybe set aside that funds and wait for him to contact you again. If he's still not coming back after few months then maybe that's the best time that you can use the money. You already made an effort to reach him out but nothing happen so take an action with the funds since maybe he's not coming back for that.

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The OP has a history of account trading therefore dismiss the nonsense he is posting. Do not believe anything the OP is claiming because he is attention-seeking.

He probably thinks that by making up false stories and narratives he would receive merits but his irresponsible conduct can be traced back to his first post in the forum under this "Newchanka" account:

Quote from: Newchanka on October 13, 2017, 05:07:50 AM

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OP you have created these two similar threads before this one.
How do I find a Client that paid for A Job and Disappeared?
Someone Sent Me Some Coins, Could Be A Mistake

Is it a coincidence or what? Why are your clients always disappearing leaving funds? Maybe you are always fortunate? Or you are carrying out a survey?

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