Quote from: ThatRandom8543 on April 21, 2018, 11:40:44 PM

Quote from: SuperD007 on April 21, 2018, 04:37:28 AM

I don't have a problem with not getting the loan, I have a problem with being strung along for 2 weeks. Going back and forward with him, then after getting the ID, ignoring me for 3 days. Then asking me to unlock my domains and after all of that sending me a message a day later again asking me how much I need. Perhaps time is not a big deal to you but personally, I value my time and I don't appreciate someone wasting it and over and above that stealing my ID.

Ok, you lost some time. Move on. Stop claiming he stolen your ID when youre the one who sent it. Did he use it? I highly doubt he will be that person to use someone else info, but at the same time it is your fault for sending it out like that then claiming "id theft" because sending your id to anyone can pose a risk, or did you think if you get a loan after sending your id to anyone will prevent id theft? There are people here that would try to get you to send a picture of ID, statements, etc., just to use that info on other platforms, or even to steal from you. Thats why stuff like that isnt valid collateral (even though lenders *could* accept it if they wanted too, but its at their own risk). If youre that concern, go get the info on your id changed (if wherever you live allows it).

Taking possession of an item under false pretenses constitutes theft.

Just because YOU highly doubt he will be that person to use someone else's info then that means he must be legit?

Furthermore, you have not read the information on my post. The ID verification was not collateral, I never said it was. The domains were collateral, the ID verification was something he asked for. The reason I complied was because he clearly stated that he would send the loan amount over if I sent him my ID and Selfie.

Either way, I'm done with this thread. Cheers