Quote from: Quickseller on May 14, 2015, 02:58:04 AM

Quote from: tspacepilot on May 12, 2015, 05:32:28 PM

Quote from: shorena on May 11, 2015, 09:45:50 PM

Quote from: Quickseller on May 11, 2015, 09:00:18 PM

Who says that no default trust accounts have never been sold?

I can tell you for sure that this account was on default trust when it was sold; I got it removed once it tried to participate in a scam. I can also say with a good amount of certainty that it was purchased for roughly 2.5 btc and probably was able to scam for roughly zero.

Apparently I did not think this through in my thought experiment. Maybe because I would consider the sale in that manner a scam already. I dont see it as enabling someone to scam, but a scam in itself. It would be deceiving towards those that put trust into me as the holder of the account. A sale without proper precautions would be to misuse the trust.

I find it fascinating thought that buying an account for the purpose of scamming does not seem to ROI.

There's no actual evidence here whether it does or doesn't. This is the usual QS masterbation story, he's linking us to a thread in which he follows up on a Stunna accusation and takes credit for it in order to inflate his ego. It's anecdotal at best, and given that all QS anecdotes are about how great he is in his own eyes, it's certainaly a questionable anecdote w.r.t. facts.

Yes there is. I know exactly how much the person was willing to pay for the default trust account, I know with a reasonable amount of certainty how much they were able to scam players/investors and I know with a reasonable about of certainty how much the accounts are worth now that the scam was uncovered.

I am fairly certain that there are few default trust accounts that are sold (or whose owners are considering selling their accounts) - (this is especially true now that CITM has been removed from level 1 default trust), however I can probably point to a pretty good number of default trust account sales as well as am aware of a good number of default trust accounts that may potentially be for sale, however it will be kept a secret because well a) it is none of anyone's business and b) people have incentives not to try to scam with these accounts because the potential for profit is low, the chances of success is low and the potential for loss is high, which makes an overall very bad risk profile.

As of the time that I pointed out that the account in question was purchased with the intent of scamming, no one was the wiser as to the above fact. I know that you cannot point to any post implying that the account in question was a scammer account that was made prior to me opening my scam accusation

Lol. "I know", "I know", "I am fairly certain", "I am so certain", etc, etc. I guess one day you'll pull your head out of your own ass far enough to realize that:

1) Claims of knowing something are not evidence
2) Masterbation posts like that don't actually make you look good or knowledgeable.