I think I have another good idea:
Master p could auction his username, except for the lynch mob (most of them with no skin in the game) debasing the Master p value with negative trust. So what I'm thinking is guys, please remove the red trust, and leave green trust, so the name will be really valuable again. Master p will auction it off (it's almost like buying a turnkey escrow business), and he'll be able to pay back everyone sooner.
What does everyone think? But please, no knee-jerk insults and whining for "justice" from the torches & pitchforks peanut gallery.
Only constructive suggestions from those with some skin in the game.
@The Pharmacist: With all the hatred and trolling in these threads, why would he continue to communicate? Put yourself in his shoes.
IF it would be possible to take out all the red trust when the account gets bought by someone only to pay back victims with that then doing escrow with it would be pretty useless. Pretty much every customer till now knows that he was a scammer, so for escrowing it is worthless.
The only chance would be to use a neutral trusted master-P-Account for signature campaigns.
Changing the red trust to green is simple: go to trust & change your negative trust to positive.
And why would the account be useless for escrowing when everyone will know that it was bought by a responsible new owner, who just spent 20
BTC on it?
If the new owner scams, that's 20
BTC right down the flush. How is that in his enlightened self-interest?!
Well, it won't happen since he would have to admit that his story of his account being hacked is not true. I mean everyone knows long ago but he still don't want to admit it.
Story of being hacked is not true? Source?
You're basing your opinion on nothing but slanderous hearsay and flimsy circumstantial evidence, which is exactly what the h4xx3r wants you to do. Why would Master p start paying back, if he wanted to scam? All you & the rest of the angry mob here care about is vengeance, having no skin in the game.
Thanks for ruining the value of his user account, the easiest way he could have paid everyone back (tho he didn't have to because it wasn't his fault) & making doubly sure that the hacker's victims won't see another penny.
I hope it was worth it.