I'm not doubting your story, just commenting that it's a weird way of doing business.
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Far too many coincidences to ignore, in my opinion.
Eh? So which is it, my man?
I am not denying that it seems odd and people can think we are same person, but we are not.
You are lying. There is too much evidence to the contrary for you to deny it, so consider yourself busted. Busted.
Everyone can have their own opinion and if someone think that I am vareole so be it. I have provided evidence for everything I have said previously. I have wasted a lot of more time here than I would like to. This is my last post here and after this I will put this section on ignore.
Ah, this is the old "I don't have time to argue against these allegations" cop-out, which I've seen many scammers and assorted idiots use on bitcointalk when they get called out on some shenanigans and they can't refute the evidence. That's almost as good as an admission of guilt.
I provided him bank accounts to cash out paypal funds. Everything was good until he lost his supplier and seems that was when he started scamming.
I don't know how people do business in Estonia, but providing someone else with "bank accounts to cash out paypal funds" seems very strange to me, and I don't know if I'd do that for anyone, even if they were a friend--and by your account vareole was someone you met on a forum and worked together doing who knows what. If you really are two different people (and you're not), I have no doubt you'd be aware that he's a scammer.