Quote from: Vizefog on October 17, 2018, 10:22:18 AM

Are you going to argue with me that sending a fake is a way to avoid identification? I see a problem in this act ni23457.

We all know that OP sent a fake ID. TWICE! And that would be the exact thing I would do should some anonymous company ask for a copy of my ID. Especially if I'm changing a crypto for another crypto. If they don't like it, send me my money back and I'll go elsewhere. Not a big deal.

Quote from: Vizefog on October 17, 2018, 10:22:18 AM

This is my point of view, but you, like most people, consider me part of a company. It is very funny!

It's not funny at all. Most of your posts are just fighting for them in one way or other and that's the reason why most people will consider you as part of the company.

Quote from: Vizefog on October 17, 2018, 10:22:18 AM

As for the OP itself, I offered him to advertise other cases of scam, or at least pay attention to them, but for him was important to jot a big pile of shit under the doors of changenow.

They owed him $70,000 in crypto. Of course OP was fighting to get them back and concentrate on the case.

Quote from: rifiuti on October 16, 2018, 06:39:21 PM

For Vizefog & matej krkic, I admire their effort to cover up the scam and engage with every single person on this thread so they can gaslight the readers and try to make them believe OP was a scammer. Man, they really tried hard. But they are in red trust as well Grin

I'm with you as well as most of other readers of the forum. They tried so bloody hard to make OP looks like a scammer. Common! He just send a fake ID. TWICE! On the other hand the company was holding $70,000 for months and didn't want to release the money.

Quote from: ni23457 on October 14, 2018, 10:14:08 PM

Friends, I am waiting for your btc addresses!
I am very grateful to all the people who were in my topics. And I will send 0.01 BTC to every person who left at least 2 posts in my threads.

Congratulations!!! I was hoping you'll get your money back as this whole case was really disgusting and thanks to you many other people will be safe from similar scammers. You have also done the best thing to advertise here as that was the only thing that got my attention as an attention of many other people here.

There's also a downside to your story. In these days you can't exchange the 100 BCH to have 11 BTC, you'll get only 7 instead. That's 4 BTC you'll never get back. As well as the money spend for adverts here on this forum and I'm not sure if elsewhere too. For this reason I must say I'm really sorry but I can't take your 0.01 BTC but I'll take something else instead.
You've tried to get rid of BCH and I've created in my multi-wallet app a BCH account with the name ni23457. Send me one satoshi (or whatever is called the smallest unit of BCH), please. I'll keep it in the app and it will always remind me this David & Goliath fight where the little guy wins over the massive company. I'll send you PM with my BCH wallet shortly.

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To everyone else reading this thread: ni23457 didn't just mentioned that he'll pay to everyone who tried to help him in this thread to show off. He also managed to send PM's to everyone. And because I didn't reply to the first one quickly enough, he sent me another one, with subject in CAPITALS to draw my attention to the PM. I'm sure if I won't reply shortly I'll get another one with some pics in the subject too just to get me to send the wallet info. He didn't have to send any messages but he did. TWICE!