ManyProofs didn't even specify where he sent it to NEITHER made a agreement with me. I saw the money come into my wallet while I was on my phone and thought that Hexcoin loaned me as he agreed in his post here.
You published your address in the OP. Of course he sent there, where else could it be? And he posted saying he sent it, and you replied so of course you read that immediately. I keep everything I said in my previous post, I will consider you untrustworthy if you don't refund right away.
dud, if he do not have funds right now, he cannot refund right away.
he should grant refund as soon as he get funds to payback.
If he doesn't have the coins it would mean he did need that loan. It wouldn't make sense not to accept it. He should be negotiating the terms instead. If he didn't want to negotiate then he shouldn't have spent the received coins in the first place.
It just doesn't make sense to accept a part of the loan (the part he keeps the money for a couple of days) and refuse other part (where he pays interests). And some people are even insinuating it would be OK for him to keep the coins for good!
Unless OP also owns the address the btc was sent to after he received them, he doesn't have them, check his address:
https://blockchain.info/address/1DJUjoYkSwu6c5D8zMBED6LHBrQChCepjGIf i had coins sent to me by mistake then yes i would send them back if the righful owner contacted me.
A friend of mine once had something like 0.5btc appear in his account and did not know who sent it, next transaction was for 0.00001btc with a tx header explaining what happened, long story he returned the coins.
What manyproofs did was completely wrong and stupid, then he carries on and starts demanding his btc back straight away, that's why I say OP should just keep it if he feels that way, I imagine this mess has taken up a bit of the OP's time and why should he have to pay for someone else's stupidity.
At the end of day this is only a small amount of btc we are talking about and manyproofs should take it as a cheap lessoned learned.