Quote from: DireWolfM14 on Today at 01:23:19 PM

Quote from: okorieemmanuel on Today at 10:57:23 AM

@ DireWolfM14

What on Earth is wrong with you. A user just got scammed, warned others about a potential/regular scammer and you are discouraging him from exercising his civic responsibility by alerting others.

If people listen to this your particular advice, only you will remain in bitcointalk forum after driving others away. U should be ashamed of yourself!!!

Well, I'm not ashamed of myself, and you're not going to do or say anything that will change that. If you had done your research before condemning me you'd know there are no innocents in these shady deals for hacked digital goods. You might also learn that I tried to help prevent these types of scams in the past, only to be harassed and spammed with scam attempts myself.

If the OP wants to keep dealing in stolen and hacked digital goods, even after being scammed multiple times he's either too stupid to learn his lesson, or too greedy to resist the bait.

You have a point. But that doesn't mean you should scare him away because he keeps making mistakes. You treat every case differently even if it has happened before. I once had a habit of buying cheap clothes until I discovered that it doesn't last longer than original ones. I learnt the hard way. But I also trusted people who sold it to me believing they were authentic.

Most people will patronize the underdog/local dealer compared to using the official store. It is everywhere.

Or are you trying to disdain SMEs, local products/dealers, freelancers or retailers/ web developers here in bitcointalk?