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Quote from: worldofcoinsaltacc2 on January 31, 2025, 05:53:42 PM

I have locked my account from the mail link, but if anyone contacts anyone from account "worldofcoins", please don't interact with the person unless I sign with this address "bc1qlqjr0sfx6pg44g08898u05aw8elg4zq4wf979d"

Signing message for verification, that I am the owner of "worldofcoins"

Message: Account, hacked (Listen to my bs story)
Address: bc1qlqjr0sfx6pg44g08898u05aw8elg4zq4wf979d
Signed message: H0tdDo0J+UJO9c5lPaTnOKyfUTL1SS5Z3v61rRphAAPUI5JEybzSHz6jL4mEHckQSs5F8WHpJc0zlrTxMVXUIJc=

I sent the guy a message, but he didn't say anything.

How can we be sure that the account owner is linked to this wallet? Why is there no link to the proof right away?

And to be honest, I didn't quite understand the story. Did you try to sell your account and get scammed?

That is the point I observed he is trying to make, but is it possible for someone to sell their account over here?
And from what op is saying, he came to raise a concern when other person comes as imposter to clean account this shows that the shouldn't be attended to except there is evidence or that person show prove with the address he used in signing messages.
But I think anyone would be interested in this story he came up with is there are no proper explanation and clarifications.

Account selling is legal but it is frowned upon. There was a time people would do it and it was not a big deal. Now that btc has a lot of value people do not like it to be done.

I have been offered over $10,000 to sell my account.

I would never consider selling it .

As for the poster here maybe he was scammed maybe not I don't know.

Oh I see, but I don't see any reason for selling one account because there could be implications to it because, when the account is sold out you wouldn't know what they buyer intends using the account for and whatever that goes wrong the original owner has to be tracked down, especially when a transaction is already carried out to an exchange where such person has already passed kyc. They could write to exchange to reveal such person identity and could be tracked down for the illegal activities that was carried by the new account operator.