Don't misinterpret this as me defending colires; he's dealing in digital property that's either stolen or hacked. How can you trust people who do that? Why do you think I refused?
Not a single one of my accounts are either stolen or hacked.
Okay, maybe the more accurate way to describing it is to say that you're selling accounts that were made using stolen, forged, or coerced identification documents. I wonder how many of those accounts were made using the IDs of Nigerians who've never owned a computer in there life...
So now is the problem that exchanger does not change his deposit address?
That's pretty weird, actually. If he has multiple exchanges going on at the same time, it would make it difficult to keep track of who's money is who's. When I first saw the screen shot I thought that maybe it was some automated Telegram bot doing the exchanges, which would make it even weirder that only one address is used. I'm not doubting your story, just commenting that it's a weird way of doing business.
Whether the address belongs to you or not has become somewhat irrelevant. It does seem overwhelmingly coincidental that you and vereol have the same phone, use the same wireless network, use the same "exchanger," speak the same language, live in the same country, and redact images the same way. Far too many coincidences to ignore, in my opinion.