Quote from: SebastianJu on December 29, 2015, 09:09:13 PM

I tend to believe the recent problems with "reindexing" the blockchain on his wallet might be in fact a loss of his wallet and he had no backup.

I had thought about this possibility, however I do not presently believe this to be the case. In this thread, he agreed to buy BTC with his PayPal at above market rates, and never delivered on the PayPal funds, nor did he deliver on the BTC refund when requested, and I would say this for the most part would discredit this theory.

Or ask some very good detective(QuickSeller???)
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Quote from: FruitsBasket on December 29, 2015, 09:21:49 PM

Can the moderators do something? Look at an IP log, confirm if he really sold the account. Did the account password recovery email changed lately? It would be so much easier if account trades are banned, to prevent such discussions.

I hope that he will return the funds to all people that have an unfinished deal with him. If he always could sign a message the good way, and now they are bad, then it is possible his account has been sold. But he also could have faked it, we only can know this if the MODS/ADMIN can help us to solve this.

Take a look at this post, I think it pretty much proves that master-p was not sold in August.

Quote from: knightdk on December 29, 2015, 09:57:57 PM

Actually, Master-P is most likely using an old version of Armory (0.93.2) which now produces nonstandard transactions with a High S value.

Master-p has actually pushed a number of his escrow transactions, including his signature campaign payments via blockchain.info, which leads me to believe that he might not be using armory.

Even if he is using a wallet that produces nonstandard transactions, I had sent him a PM the day this thread was opened offering my assistance in getting nonstandard transactions confirmed (which I have the ability to do provided I have the signed transaction, and do not need private keys to accomplish). I have not received any kind of response to this offer. (I also offered to help creating transactions that he could sign so he can pay his obligations).