Quote from: TheUltraElite on July 03, 2018, 03:12:20 PM

Quote from: mdayonliner on July 03, 2018, 08:41:55 AM

After looking at your trust page I realized the mess that happened. Reading your OP gives me a positive impression for now. I hope it works out for all those people who lost their assets because of your mismanagement and you come out clear. Good luck.

Never believe in a scammer who has scammed and says that they can reimburse your losses. Its just another scam to me.

This is a common method to double scam the same victim. A good example of this is when cloud mining sites close down and then another site pops ups saying that they are going to reimburse the losses to the victims and they need some payment to do so. Whatever payment you do is going to be the second scam.

You never know who is controlling TF account and what they intend to do with these details.

Well keep in mind that he said he will only reimburse a specific percentage amount based on the pricing back in '13 (dont know what month or day so he should clarify that), but at this point only time will tell. I have seen people who have attempted to repay their debt before so if he does keep his word, good for him.

We can also ask him to sign a message from an address from that time period as well if one is also concern about the account ownership.

Quote from: gene6098 on July 03, 2018, 03:48:49 PM

I'm a victim in CL accident, maybe top 5(You can see my posts in 2013). I have received my BTC from TF. Though not all, that's enough for me.

Please don't doubt, this time he really took responsibility. Thanks for TF, he changes my life.

This is your first reply in years and considering that your account is still a newbie, its really hard to say if what youre saying is true or not, but if its true it is a good sign.

Quote from: sleger on July 03, 2018, 03:45:47 PM

TF reached out to me and reimbursed a very high % of my BTC loss, in BTC. I removed my negative trust feedback accordingly. Reply to him and give him a new if you wish BTC deposit address, you will see, nothing to risk. I sent him a redacted ID (blacking out some key numbers so there is no risk of ID fraud either).

If he reached out to you, why would he need an ID sent? Atleast information is redacted.