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<>master-P, care to explain how you managed to rack up csgo hours while you supposedly went out of town with no internet for two weeks thus unable to report your account being hacked?

If you bothered to read through this thread, you'd know that his Steam account was hacked.
The noxious atmosphere of animosity and distrust you create is detrimental to conduct of sound business.

are you saying that the hacker continued to play counter strike on master-P's account? part of the "framing" conspiracy I suppose?

You clearly know nothing of today's hacking standards and practices. Failing to play CS would have proven disastrous: the hacker would have lost you as his white knight. To say nothing of the rest of pitchfork-wielding lynch mob.
Unless, of course, you're being paid, in which case he wouldn't. But I'd never suggest such a thing -- it's simply beneath me.
Which is not to say the thought hasn't crossed my mind.
So if you feel like telling me, apropos of nothing, of your own accord, it's not like I'd hold it against you or anything.

If you saw the posted graph showing the number of headshots in a certain timeframe then you should have wondered why the stats remained the same after his steam account was, like he claimed, hacked. Somehow the hacker had the same ability for this game? Guess if you want something to be true then there is no room for any other version. Roll Eyes

So you think hacker who h4x0rd a trusted escrow's secured computer can't play CS as well as Master p, his victim?
Or that he wouldn't temper his 1337 pwnage skillz, to appear less bombass than he really is?
No wonder you get ripped off all the time Undecided

Where in the world do you see the sense to try to even play that stupid game to impersonate master-P? It was so unlikely that this proof came to light that no hacker would have cared about that.

It's really astonishing what makes sense in your world.

In my defense, I didn't 'invest' in a long string of of hilariously obvious scams, culminating in Anon's Profitable Pot Plantation, which is listed on a dead exchange.
So there's that.

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Quote from: coltlover on January 05, 2016, 06:50:23 PM

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And the version that the hacker wanted to frame him... instead securing the coins and make them a safe loot he did nothing and played counterstrike, risking to lose 12k USD. Because he hates master-P so much. Well, guess in some parallel reality bubble it might make full sense. Cheesy

If Master p really wanted to scam, wouldn't moving the coin be the first thing he'd do, to make it look like he was hacked?

Guess you have not enough phantasy as to how a scammer with reputation might think. Like you know, i have. And it would make pretty much sense to scam that way. First start the scam. Do as if you were away and while you were gone something bad happened. Then scam the shit out of this forum. When someone starts an accusation thread and your account is burned with red trust then come up with the story of the account being sold. Might work at all. And when it didn't work because the story didn't match and it was clear that master-P still would be seen as the scammer then come up with the infamous "Hacker"-story.

Well, it didn't work out but for some reason he thinks he will still be safe. Maybe his doxx is prepared? He had sent items to a wrong address so that everyone thinks an innocent person is master-P? Anyway, for some reason he felt comfortable enough to clear the escrow addresses and plan his drawback.

As a precaution claim you will pay back (reminds me of maidak, did he actually pay back now?) and then pay back some little funds to make the victims shut the fuck up. Then you have time to make your drawback. Well, it makes not much sense to scam for that amount of money, except he feels secure because no one really knows who is the real master-P. And when he would live in some third world country then he could live like a king for some time. Another good thing for his feeling of safety might be that he thinks no one will sue him for that amount of money. At the end a lawsuit costs quite some money.

Well, if he really pays back the funds or the account gets sold provable then i will remove my red trust. Though what happened lets me be pretty sure that it will never come to that point. Unfortunately.

Quote from: coltlover on January 05, 2016, 06:50:23 PM

How about you think things through a bit, before slandering a trusted user account's good name with undeserved red trust?

Undeserved Trust... well, you now make me really speechless. Cheesy

The old "if I was a scammer, I would've done shit differently. So it ain't a scam" chestnut, but now with a new twist: "If I was living in a third-world country & was a scammer, I could've lived like a king by doing it my way. Shit wasn't done my way, so it wasn't done by a scammer. Therefore, it was done by Master p. QED."
Horrible.
You played right into the scammer's ruthless, blood-stained hands. Turned on your colleague, a man who thought you his friend and trusted you, stabbed him right in the back.
Verily I say onto you,
Put up again thy sword into his place: for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword Angry