Quote from: Quickseller on May 30, 2015, 07:51:39 PM

Are you saying that negative trust should remain on an account even after they resolve their scam? Don't you think that would somewhat take away the incentive to repay stolen money?

There are plenty of examples of me removing negative trust after the scam has been resolved, although those people never made a huge spectacle about it so those instances were not exactly high profile.

Quote from: BitcoinDistributor on May 30, 2015, 07:46:51 PM

Quote from: Quickseller on May 30, 2015, 07:44:22 PM

Why don't you simply use that 2 BTC to pay back BigBiz?

Also who is to say that I don't already have other accounts that are on default trust that may or may not be on tomatocage's trust list Wink

At this point, even if I felt I owed Bigbitz do you think the 2 BTC would have any other impact besides making me feel better at night, assuming I feel bad or something? I dont owe anything and dont feel I do but just going with your feedbacks...

If I repaid the 2 BTC I would still have red trust. Its not like if I paid 2 BTC all red trust would be removed, haha NO. So is there any motivation whatsoever to make a repayment? No. And anyways, I've offered bigbitz as a FRIENDLY GESTURE for his mistake, the offer of paying him $250 USD at time of conversion to BTC, the amount his BTC was worth USD wise at the time of sending. He refused multiple times to get it over with, so thats that.

100% guarantee it will stay red overall and will switch most likely to "untrustworthy past scammer". So yes, no motivation. Why take a chance on something like that when I could just buy a green rated account for that said 2 BTC with 0 risk? Oh wait thats genius!