Quote from: Parodium on March 05, 2021, 08:40:51 AM

From what I can recall this account was returned to the owner several months after the loan was taken. The user could not pay so completed some writing work for me instead.

I do not know what happened once he got his account back, but can assume it changed hands given the change in writing style/purpose.

I'm sorry, but I'm having a hard time believing this, maybe I'm just being overly skeptical and cynical, but just being honest.

Quote from: SmokerFace on March 06, 2021, 06:51:32 PM

The account didn't change hands people here tags someone so easily without any valid proof,, I wouldn't have paid the previous loan by working if i wanted to sell this account.
But Nah doesn't matter I'm off explaining hf playing DT games.

The last password change was over two years before the account woke up, which brings up the question; why would someone repay a loan to retrieve the account and not use it?

There are too many strange things about the loan, and whether it was paid off or not. Not the least of strange things is the fact that Parodium deleted his messages in loan request thread. If he was afraid of losing his funds he would want those posts there as proof that his loan was defaulted. The only reason to delete those posts is the hide the fact that a loan was given. Also, SmokerFace deleted the text of the OP of the loan request thread. Only a scammer would get a loan and then delete the text of the request. Or, someone trying to hide the fact that a loan was given...

Another strange thing about the excuse given by Parodium; no reviews were left for the transaction, good, bad, or indifferent. If the loan wasn't paid, but had to be "worked-off" why wouldn't Parodium leave a neutral review to warn other lenders?

In my opinion the most likely scenario is that Parodium still has control of the account, and tried to use it to recoup his lost funds. I have no proof, of course, but something doesn't smell right about all this.