Quote from: suchmoon on June 27, 2019, 02:44:00 AM

Quote from: eddie13 on June 26, 2019, 08:47:34 PM

Some people still think amateur vigilante sting operations are a good idea?

Bob most definitely engaged in deception with the intent to damage other users business dealings and property value.
Maybe I don't like stores that sell lotto tickets and alcohol due to my religion but that doesn't make it right for me to go destroy their products..

Not sure about it fitting a flag yet though.. I'll watch some more..

It's more like finding out that someone is selling a stolen bicycle and reporting them to police.

Sold accounts are being exposed all the time, often after the sale. Is is any better if the buyer ends up screwed? The whole "business" is based on deception and the seller basically shifts the risk to the buyer.

FWIW I don't agree with some of what bob123 did or said but there is no doubt to me that the account farmer's flag is bogus and frivolous.

That is not a legitimate comparison. A more realistic comparison would be you meet some one on Craig's List because you think they are selling a stolen bike, then you run it over with your car so they can't sell it. Engaging in deception to damage the value of the accounts is not excusable just because some one suspects they might be stolen. You all need to get lives and stop pretending you are on an internet version of "COPS".