Quote from: mikeywith on October 02, 2024, 10:15:48 PM

Quote from: Fox Campaigns on September 19, 2024, 12:06:50 AM

This is a very bad mistake my brother!

1. Shine scan bounty campaign was not escrowed.
2. We agreed payment in SSC token and not USDT.
3. After the bounty was over, the project owner said they can't pay in token anymore, so they wanted to pay in USDT but they paid only $1100 and not $8000. Our bounty management fee is $1000, and Shine scan never paid our fee, so we used the amount received as our fee! And we can't distribute $100 USDT to more than 300 participants.
4. UNTIL NOW, still Shine scan never paid the remained amount!

I wonder why you gave us a red flag? The project owner he is the one who never paid the bounty pool as we agreed, he paid only $1100 and our fee is $1000, so it's like he paid only $100. We even allowed our participants to ask directly in the SSC community about the reward pool.

This is a mistake, we are not scam.

So first thing first, I would go with the assumption that the below conversation is genuine, do let us know if you think it's fake.

So you did admit your mistake, you gambled with escrow funds, admitted that it was a mistake and that you would pay when the market recovers, but then when shit hit the fan, you decided you should pay yourself and screw everyone else, so you are not just a scammer, you are an entitled scammer.

In a perfect world, since you were the escrow, you were supposed to pay the remaining $6900, in a not-so-perfect world, you should have paid the $1100 to the participants, obviously, in a shity world -- you would do what you did, take your "fees" and an extra $100 on top of that.

He hasn't been online in almost 2 weeks so I imagine he has tossed the Fox account in the can and now operates under a new name. Might be a good idea for someone to pay attention to addresses if he has posted them and see if they pop up on a new account who is offering manager services.