Quote from: Rizzrack on Today at 12:52:03 PM

Was writing a reply but changed my mind and deleted it.

And you continued writing it from your alt. Similar to first time, when you wrote from your alt then you opposed the flag from your main account, now you show up from your main account, say a few words then continue from your alt, at just a few minutes distance.

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

Sadly I'm gona dissapoint you and say I'm in no way associated with Rizzrack or saxydev

This is why he opposed the flag just after you wrote here? And that's also why you popped here again just a few minutes after he said he wanted to write something then he changed his mind? He changed his mind meaning that he decided to say what he wanted to say through his alt, not from his main account?

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

while Rizzrack has been posting from his own account, I'm assuming he's not worried about going into a fist fight with you over the way this thread proceeded since he has a high ranking account

High ranking account? Yeah, he's a hero (a "hero" spelled with "h", not "H"!)! A hero at defending scammers. In moments like this I really miss Lauda.

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

I still highly believe you influenced the direction of this thread

Yes, I am a sort of master puppeteer and I'm controlling all accounts which wrote here, excepting yours. In rest they are all my alts, right?

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

I do however believe the new things that came to light, especially the XMR situation are relevant for a flag against saxydev

Seeing how dumb he is as scammer now you changed your mind and start saying you agree he is a scammer; then do the same from your main account too, right?

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

The initial flag report due to that "deal" [...]simply shows that it went in the direction you wanted/started the thread

I just wanted to raise awareness about him as he seemed to be a scammer. In just a few days he proved himself right here to be a scammer and scammed 3 users in 3 weeks. So the purpose of the thread was correct: he seemed to be a scammer and actually proved himself to be one. What's the problem here? And you are pointing the finger at me, for starting this thread and having a scammer exposed? Are you out of your mind???

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

while initially accepting, he said NO DEAL, long before the other player came forward with some services

I have already explained this to you once. Have you read my reply to your post? Or why do you keep writing this non-sense?

Quote from: GazetaBitcoin on January 27, 2023, 09:12:33 PM

saxydev and dkbit had no cancellation policy. However, since the deal was made based on mutual agreement of the two parties, it's common sense that it's cancellation would have also to imply both parties and not allow a unilateral cancelling. And, since dkbit98 did not agree with the cancelling proposal of saxydev, this implied that the deal was still valid. Does this make sense?

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

both you and saxydev couldn't play nice in the Romanian section.

"Play" there and allow him to scam users from international section? He was not going to scam Romanians from Romanian board as (1) mostly NeuroticFish, you (Rizzrack) and I are present; and (2) he knew he won't manage to scam any of us. So he headed to international boards. This is why I started the thread: for people to be aware about him and prevent getting scammed.

Quote from: Rizzrack on Today at 01:48:42 PM

Quote from: coincollector12 on Today at 01:19:57 PM

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All I can say is that some people can share a certain thought process. Though to be fair... I read your post after I edited mine (because I noticed that quote from 1miau in Newsletter's post) and I almost believed it myself that we were alts Cheesy

So now you're talking to yourself?

Quote from: FatFork on Today at 02:14:31 PM

Quote from: saxydev on Today at 01:55:08 PM

Working in my domain you may understand that sharing an address is the same as doxing yourself.

Sorry to bring up your bullshit again. If you know anything about Monero transactions, you'd know that sharing the transaction ID and key doesn't give away the sender's address. If you're trying to scam someone, you should probably learn the basics first.

Lol, the scammer pays so much attention to his privacy that not even the one who he dealt with deserves to see a proof of payment.