Quote from: mchu168 on June 05, 2017, 05:17:14 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on June 05, 2017, 05:06:22 PM

Quote from: mchu168 on June 05, 2017, 04:23:39 PM

Quote from: The Pharmacist on June 05, 2017, 04:15:29 PM

Post proof or this story is total bullshit. Got it? You can come in here slinging mud without facts. I don't believe you and no one else should either without proof.

hilariousandco has left me negative trust over this, which is surprising. I would not have thought such a member would fall for this thread. A scam accusation does not make anyone a scammer, it is simply an accusation. And this is the dumbest accusation I've ever seen, which makes me wonder how someone could leave a negative trust over this. I did not steal anything, I am always an honest trader.

There's a strong possibility that your account is hacked or looks to be that way. You have no posts from November 04, 2015 until 2017. You could still very likely scam via Paypal as well. Can you provide any reasonable proof that this account belongs to you? Can you sign a message from an address associated with it?

This is no reason to leave a negative trust, I estimate around ~50% of active users cannot sign a message. This account has always been completely under my control. It's *possible* that I can chargeback the PayPal, that my account is hacked, or that I created Bitcoin. But a possibility, especially not a high possibility at all, is not any fair reason from my view.

I was sent the 0.2 Bitcoin first, without escrow. What kind of scammer would send the PayPal, when they have already received the BTC? I returned 0.5 BTC to a user after a trade failed to go through as well, and these amounts are among the smaller amounts I've been trusted with. If any action should be done, the poster of this thread should receive a tag for making such an unstrustworthy claim, which actually turned out to ruin my name.... Undecided

Evading the question of whether you can sign a message doesn't help you, but I still say OP needs to post solid proof. I agree with hilarious that it does seem suspicious and you could have hacked that account. And you could be doing deals to lead up to a bigger scam. So sign that message.