Quote from: actmyname on October 22, 2019, 10:21:24 PM

Probably just a form of outward antagonistic conviction to soothe their victimization complex

It really does seem symptomatic of Stockholm syndrome. There is something not right with him, he is attached to the very person that scammed him. Highly strange he would do that.

Quote from: RHavar on October 22, 2019, 10:25:49 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 22, 2019, 10:10:34 PM

If anybody can read between the lines and understand exactly what billyburns is say with the following quote please post and let us know:

He is basically saying that if Dean exit-scams, then it's his own fault for having trusted Dean. But if Dean's business has just died (and thus pays everyone back their balances at least) then he blames you for being the one who killed the business

Thank you for the explanation.

Oh well, if SillyBilly is saying that I am to blame for serial scammer Dean Nolan scamming him out of his $30,000 investment then he is way out of his mind, literally.

Likewise, if SillyBilly says that I am to blame because serial scammer Dean Nolan scammed ICO investors out of a minimum of $2.74 million using the stolen 30 million BKB (out of the 100 million BKB tokens) then again he is deluded.

@ SillyBilly - do you know the exact amount of USD$ that serial scammer pathetic imbecile Dean Nolan stole from investors during and after the 2017 betking ICO?