Quote from: Developerx11 on February 15, 2019, 10:33:31 PM

Quote from: mikeywith on February 15, 2019, 10:22:03 PM

Line 1 to 15 is complete waste of time. if anyone wants to investigate the case, i advice you to start reading from line no 16.

ok, so correct me if i am wrong.

your telegram account was hacked, the member sent 100$ worth of BTC to the scammer that uses the telegram account that was in your initial post, and then you simply "claim" that it was not you who got the money, you offered the guy a refund because somehow you are responsible for that, the next day you changed your mind and say you don't owe him anything.

and when you have been asked, why haven't you not warn about it, you said

Quote from: Developerx11 on February 12, 2019, 03:08:09 PM

I did not notified because I thought it won't be necessary, I deleted it from the topics.

so it didn't cross your mind that somebody might be already talking to the scammer on your telegram and sending them money?

if i was to believe that your telegram was actually hacked, i would still think you are responsible for being reckless.

the first thing you should have done was to notify others about this.

also as a responsible manager or whatever your position was, you should have used a single BTC address , signed and verified by you and stated that people should only send to this address, which is not there in your self-moderated topic >https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5106534.msg49692509#msg49692509

TL;DR , you deserve the tag for at least being careless about people's money.

and unless you pay back the money to that user, i don't think it's right for you to nag about the feedback, once you settle the scam accusation opened against you, you may get a better luck removing that tag or getting a counter, which i highly doubt anyway.

My telegram account was not hacked, I was not the owner of it anymore. Anyone doing business with me knew that I have moved to discord again, to my old username. The fact that the person that owns the telegram now sent messages to people I had conversations with it's not my problem.

Yes, I have accepted to give him the money he lost, but after series of pm's and his arrogance, I decided not to care anymore.

No, using a single address it's a stupid way to manage cryptocurrencies received from severals users.

You have to understand all I spoke in my life with the one scammed was only 10-15 lines through telegram where he denied hiring me because my price was too high. I forgot about his existence 10 minutes later.. I had no idea about his bitcointalk account and not even interest to inform that user.

You having no interest in the account is Negligence considering the user in question already had it.. including myself. Just pay him the $100