Quote from: salsacz on November 05, 2014, 02:01:50 PM

Quote from: michaelb87 on November 05, 2014, 01:36:43 PM

Quote from: salsacz on November 05, 2014, 01:09:39 PM

proofed:
Name: Lukas Macek
(twitter acc from January)

Born: 1992/1987

Born and expiration dates are fake, but years can be right. If he was born in 1992 (and had expiration date for 2017), then he cannot have Ing.

If he has an Ing, he was born in 1987 and got a degree at:

Aplikovaná informatika, VE, Fakulta informatiky a statistiky, nám. Winstona Churchilla 4, in 2012
(some photos http://gmlvse.rajce.idnes.cz/)

Fake is: OP number, born date, expiration date, personal No (only years and the last number of Personal No could be right), telephone

We still haven't visited him, so the address is still unclear

Please listen up everybody

There are a lot of crypto scammers from eastern Europe. In those countries it is possible to change your name for just 15 euro and it's legal in those countries. You will get a new passport with your new identity. It is not a problem over there because people in those countries are registered with some kind of personal number, name doesn't mean anything there. While the rest of the world works with names. So they will just make a scam, change their identity, get a 4/5 or 5/5 POD and do the same thing againg.

They scam in the rest of europe with social security, loans etcetera. So easy because they have a legit identity card or passport, everytime again. And they scam in crypto now as well

Please do not trust any dev from any country from eastern Europe.

I repeat, please do not trust any dev from any country from eastern Europe. A shame for the ones that are legit but your taking a huge risk with those guys!!!!

maybe, but this dude isn't very clever. He know his face, favourite clubs, the address of the spa resort... it will be very easy for police to arrest him now

Or, for an unfortunate....accident....