Quote from: varakunairedo on June 01, 2017, 07:37:12 PM

Well, at least i only lost .1 ether. Although i'll have to deal with coinbase support for a week to get the 1 eth back. OgNasty, send it to the address you received it from, i've already opened a ticket with coinbase. As always, you do a great job, thanks.

3rd time i've been burned here, guess i should have learned my lesson early.

64, it was a pleasure speaking with you, contact me by phone and we can work out the cards directly.

Some tips to help you with future trades. You made a lot of mistakes.

1) Don't send funds before the seller has provided a release address.
2) Don't click links sent to you from another user unless they light up green when you hover your mouse over them.
3) If you do click a link and it asks you for your username/password, for the love of god don't enter it. You're obviously already logged in!
4) Deal with reputable users through this forum. You keep asking to talk on the phone and via email... That's the best way to get scammed.
5) Don't send funds to users directly. If you make a deal with 64 now and don't use escrow after he wouldn't come here to give his side of the story of your hack, wouldn't provide a release address after several requests, and has been fairly unresponsive throughout this entire process, you are asking for more heartache.

Good luck! Glad I was able to go above and beyond to keep your ~$200 safe.