Quote from: realGodwine on June 23, 2017, 12:04:53 AM

Quote from: TMAN on June 22, 2017, 06:11:56 PM

If he posts the TX will you send him the coins?

If I (or my poor opsec) truly is to blame for greenplastic doing a fraudulent transaction (which he has yet to be prove), I might actually be willing to compensate him to some extend, yes, depending on the final deal he allegedly made with the scammer.

This would of course require undoubtful public proof of him being scammed:

- A transaction with reasonable value within the timespan of the hack and my first warning. Undoubtful proof would of course be him signing a transaction with these private keys.

- This transaction must naturaly match the shared private messages between him and the scammer. Undoubtful proof would be admin confirming these PMs were exchanged.

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I will not be as active in this forum going forward, as it's all been quite exhausting, but I will check in once in a while; and if greenplastics posts the proof I will reimburse some of the damage. There might be a easy answer to all of this, but the ambiguity has taken its toll on me (I would now be compensating a stupid mistake from a senior for the sake of truth). I would also like to apologize once again to every participant here including greenplastics and all the other senior members I trusted, and at some point perhaps trusted me. This is not how I intented this to end.

https://blockchain.info/tx/71749e03dabebf6b2222a9515697508a0cbd827d43a50cd6ddeffa6d29b22a87

I am 99.99% sure that is the transaction that GP sent.