Quote from: BCB on June 10, 2013, 09:41:31 PM

BigBlitz,

Both the send and receive address match and verify. He has a stronger claim them the other. I recommend you add him to the claim list and re allocate payout.

If you want to be totally transparent about this you should probably only pay out (varified) addresses send to a proven Kruniac address.

The others that send from Gox or Local bitcoin address (while probably verified) could be judgment call as how do you verify the screen shots were not tampered with.

I'll leave that up to you and John.

Quote from: TheOrri on June 10, 2013, 09:32:39 PM

Quote from: BigBitz on June 10, 2013, 07:39:32 PM

TheOrri you aren't listed under any of those transactions so you will fall down to a backup -- if all those TXs are not claimed I will decide if I will refund other people.

I can't open this up carte blanch to everyone who comes in claiming it. I hope you understand.

I understand, and just wanted to say that it makes me smile to see there are people like you.

Just for the record, my signed message confirming I was also stupid enough to fall for the scam, you are unfortunately not alone ....

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I, TheOrri own address 1HKtmZy2wtdnAuJMygp9pJVGge8xjMSc42 and was stupid enough to send 2.2 BTC to that f*cking scammer Kruniac. The transaction ID of this transaction is eda3badb8b9df829dba986c9030037975d1e1108fde6c897cae73a329bef92c7

Signature

Code:

IH6217rE+2RJ1fVUxy1/vE7LfLjGbOqzwF3LzZRENKiR2r/2Cbx9NSXIIUq6YfVqmRRVPgXCt4vxpEw8Red55So=

For verification of the payment from my localbitcoins ewallet, I'm willing to provide the login details for a trusted party to login and see the transaction was made.