Quote from: jonesz on December 28, 2015, 01:21:32 PM

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Can you tell use more about the deal? When exactly the account was transfered, how much coins you received, a TX ID, etc.?

https://blockchain.info/tx/61c3471d66a8b5f1cc61ede17545c14951ce96e5731f5c17846be175c11879aa

Hold it now. You mean you sold all of your reputation for 1BTC? You could easily have asked for a loan and then repaid later Undecided

The timing isn't quite right. You sold it in August and the other person paid you in September? You do have lots of trust to the other person. Additionally, if it was paid at that time, the account should have a password change somewhere around there. I checked the seclog in September 12 archive and October 13 archive and none had a password change on your account. It's a bit limited however, we can just asked theymos for the clarification.

There is a tx in August I can't find atm.

- He paid me up front about 50% of the agreed price.
- I provided the account access. He explained his leverage on me was that if I were to revoke or scam him at any point he will just reveal I tried to sell my account, thus destroying the account for both of us. Keybase and my gmail account is also given to him.
- He does not change the password because he does not want anyone to know the account was sold, so he changes it later.
- We agree the second half of the payment would come after about a month once he feels everything is all right and settled in.

Everything was done elaborately to help prevent the discovery of the account's transfer in ownership. During the whole time I assume he had good intentions to continue my service because I definitely didn't have time to partake in this community any longer.

Again, believe what you will. I just thought it was better for me to say something than to ignore this completely after it was brought to my attention by someone on steam.

Well sorry, We really don't believe in your BS. you're a scammer or part of a scam.