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You didn't answer my question. How were you planning on using the blackmailed btc for repaying other victims when at the time I didn't even know there were other victims and going through our chat certainly doesn't show anywhere where I said I scammed other people?
Trust me it was way easier to just scam you instead of having the guts to actually pay you back and take fuol responsibility and tell the whole story to you. You decided to take advantage though.
Anyways all this still won't mean I'm not wrong. I still am wrong. And as I said time and time again I made a mistake, I regret doing it and never will do it again.
I won't be replying because it's really not worth your time arguing with a blackmailer who claims that he is a good Samaritan.
James just PM me your btc address so I can repay you.
Trust me it was way easier to just scam you instead of having the guts to actually pay you back and take fuol responsibility and tell the whole story to you. You decided to take advantage though.
Anyways all this still won't mean I'm not wrong. I still am wrong. And as I said time and time again I made a mistake, I regret doing it and never will do it again.
I won't be replying because it's really not worth your time arguing with a blackmailer who claims that he is a good Samaritan.
James just PM me your btc address so I can repay you.
You had said you lost $150 gambling, and you had said you felt bad about scamming, so obviously you scammed for that $150 lol. I don't know why you are trying to defend yourself, you hacked a mans account to take advantage of other people. Gtfo
its a site thats so unpredictable lol, least reliable out of all of them!
il wait for yobit to comment here, hopefully can be resolved.
I think that would be very impactful and send a message, but hopefully it would hurt yobit not the members themselvesil wait for yobit to comment here, hopefully can be resolved.
I sent first 3 times in a row, I had no intentions of scamming, after I had learned you are a scammer I tried everything I could to get the btc back for people. I knew how devastating it is to lose a large amount of btc first hand. This was a premeditated scam where you said you wanted to gain my trust first before scamming me for a lot. You knew exactly what you were doing. And trying to get all the scammed btc from you that I could was the right thing to do. It would be immoral for me to let you walk away with all the btc you had scammed. That being said I don't know what you are still doing on this forum, you have done your damage scamming $360 (that we know of) and seriously damaging someones rep. and account they have had for 5 years. If anything I wish I had tried harder to get more bitcoin from you so that I can reimburse Bryant.coleman for the damage you have done to his name.
If the OP is indeed trying to blackmail you now for more money and whatnot, then he also deserve a negative rating. I'd even boldly state that OPs behavior is worse than yours considering that you've *come to a realization* that what you did was wrong (hopefully).
Op is a blackmailer , while reading the conversations(http://imgur.com/a/8QfKk), i figured out that Imsorryall is a student and Op is trying to mint money out of his mistake. In this case i feel that OP deserves the negative ratings.http://i.imgur.com/62rJHTA.png
OP is full of bullshit. Not only is this criminal, he has indirectly admitted to blackmailing said user. I have neg. rated him as well.
Seems odd someone would have the audacity to do anything but congratulate me for getting btc from a dude that brings doubt to the site by hacking its most trusted members. ( I got him to send proof of him buying account to hopefully bring down the seller: what ive found so far http://imgur.com/a/MUkIK) Immediately after I got the BTC from the (self acclaimed) "scammer-scumbag" I made posts requesting anyone else who got scammed by this low-life to post proof and I would send them the btc i was able to get from this guy. Since the btc he had was all scammed. I also find it funny someone admitted to hacking accounts, scamming people on your website, and lying about identity and you didn't leave him a negative feedback XD I'm not sure if you just want to feel better about yourself by undermining what I did to help out the community or what? And clearly all that talk about subpoenas and IPs was BS the dude doesn't even live in america, I was trying to scare him out of all the btc he has scammed to give back to the victims, he claimed he already lost $150 of it gambling so I was trying to act fast.
cant login to yobit, always says they will send me verification code to my email but i never receive? how am i supposed to login? ive lost 0.7 btc because of this crap!!
I've had around .2btc in there without problem, just withdrew .1btc yesterday without a problem. But ive seen many other scam accusations. I'd try to minimize how much you have in there.Hello all,
I am the scammer who compromised bryant.coleman's account and scammed BitCorner.
After scamming I just could not bear the thought of scamming someone just like that. I decided to pay BitCorner. back and I did so in full. You can see the transactions here: https://blockchain.info/address/13WZYWZpP8RNV14tbroejPNeNB9PaPrcit
I felt an immense guiltiness and decided to pay him back.
I got bryant.coleman's account from an account seller who had been selling hacked accounts. I decided to buy one because i got scammed a lot on the currency exchange boards and thought i could do it myself.
After building trust with two transactions with BitCorner. I decided to scam for 0.11 BTC.
Greed sometimes overtakes everything.
After I successfully got the btc in my wallet I felt sick. I felt like a low life scumbag for doing what I did. But I needed money to pay for rent, debts etc.
So a few hours later after careful thinking I decided that it would be best to pay Bitcorner. back. When I did pay him back he seemed grateful that I did what I did, and I felt happy.
We were discussing how gambling can literally kill you when he sent me a [Suspicious link removed] link to betcoin.ag. I clinked on it and didn't think much about it.
Then he started blackmailing me to release my IP address publicly(which is 124.169.119.66 actually, i thought that i was on my mobile data at the time but i was actually connected to library wifi because once i left the library i searched up my ip address and it popped up with a different one), and demanding payments so that he will not "subponea" my IP address.
All the while I still felt bad about what i did and i decided to pay some btc to him, partly because he said he lost a lot of time and stressed out over our deal, partly because i thought that i was on my mobile data and was scared that he would actually do something to me even though I have paid him back in full already and apologised and he seemed to accept my apology at the start.
He agreed that he will not pursue me any further and forgive me completely after I send the payment of $19.55 in Advcash, which is exchanged into btc.
After I sent, he then said I had one week time to pay him a further $100 in a week's time, otherwise he'll release my IP address in public(again, i'll release "my" own ip address which actually belongs to the library, 124.169.119.66).
I guess it's karma. I try to scam someone and the person i tried to scam blackmails me for return.
My question is is this sort of behaviour morally acceptable? I 100% think that my scamming behaviour and although I returned the full amount was still completely unacceptable, but is blackmailing someone like me acceptable?
These are logs of our conversation and him blackmailing me: http://imgur.com/a/8QfKk
Bryant.coleman, your password remains unchanged, i'm so sorry of what i'm done. I really hate myself for ever thinking of scamming someone in this way. Please accept my sincere apologies and please PM me an address so I can tip you some BTC. I know you'll probably never fully forgive me, but i've learned a lesson.
I will never attempt to ever scam again. It's disgraceful and it's a disgusting feeling. I ended up around $50 in the negative because of attempting to scam.
For those wannabe scammers: Don't do it. You'll regret it.
I am the scammer who compromised bryant.coleman's account and scammed BitCorner.
After scamming I just could not bear the thought of scamming someone just like that. I decided to pay BitCorner. back and I did so in full. You can see the transactions here: https://blockchain.info/address/13WZYWZpP8RNV14tbroejPNeNB9PaPrcit
I felt an immense guiltiness and decided to pay him back.
I got bryant.coleman's account from an account seller who had been selling hacked accounts. I decided to buy one because i got scammed a lot on the currency exchange boards and thought i could do it myself.
After building trust with two transactions with BitCorner. I decided to scam for 0.11 BTC.
Greed sometimes overtakes everything.
After I successfully got the btc in my wallet I felt sick. I felt like a low life scumbag for doing what I did. But I needed money to pay for rent, debts etc.
So a few hours later after careful thinking I decided that it would be best to pay Bitcorner. back. When I did pay him back he seemed grateful that I did what I did, and I felt happy.
We were discussing how gambling can literally kill you when he sent me a [Suspicious link removed] link to betcoin.ag. I clinked on it and didn't think much about it.
Then he started blackmailing me to release my IP address publicly(which is 124.169.119.66 actually, i thought that i was on my mobile data at the time but i was actually connected to library wifi because once i left the library i searched up my ip address and it popped up with a different one), and demanding payments so that he will not "subponea" my IP address.
All the while I still felt bad about what i did and i decided to pay some btc to him, partly because he said he lost a lot of time and stressed out over our deal, partly because i thought that i was on my mobile data and was scared that he would actually do something to me even though I have paid him back in full already and apologised and he seemed to accept my apology at the start.
He agreed that he will not pursue me any further and forgive me completely after I send the payment of $19.55 in Advcash, which is exchanged into btc.
After I sent, he then said I had one week time to pay him a further $100 in a week's time, otherwise he'll release my IP address in public(again, i'll release "my" own ip address which actually belongs to the library, 124.169.119.66).
I guess it's karma. I try to scam someone and the person i tried to scam blackmails me for return.
My question is is this sort of behaviour morally acceptable? I 100% think that my scamming behaviour and although I returned the full amount was still completely unacceptable, but is blackmailing someone like me acceptable?
These are logs of our conversation and him blackmailing me: http://imgur.com/a/8QfKk
Bryant.coleman, your password remains unchanged, i'm so sorry of what i'm done. I really hate myself for ever thinking of scamming someone in this way. Please accept my sincere apologies and please PM me an address so I can tip you some BTC. I know you'll probably never fully forgive me, but i've learned a lesson.
I will never attempt to ever scam again. It's disgraceful and it's a disgusting feeling. I ended up around $50 in the negative because of attempting to scam.
For those wannabe scammers: Don't do it. You'll regret it.
I am sure you are coleman.
If the OP is indeed trying to blackmail you now for more money and whatnot, then he also deserve a negative rating. I'd even boldly state that OPs behavior is worse than yours considering that you've *come to a realization* that what you did was wrong (hopefully).
Op is a blackmailer , while reading the conversations(http://imgur.com/a/8QfKk), i figured out that Imsorryall is a student and Op is trying to mint money out of his mistake. In this case i feel that OP deserves the negative ratings.Lol, this guy hacked an account and scammed my and one other guy, I was trying to get all the scammed btc i could from this guy, and to the other user who claims they were scammed, show proof and I will send you .01 i was able to recover from this scammer.
I know you're not interested nor am I going to force you to do anything but Bryant.coleman has done nothing wrong.
Can't really be proven.But main point here is that me as the scammer have paid him back everything he sent me plus more and he's still blackmailing me for something that I don't really care about since I've already exposed the IP address in question for all to see in public.
Oh wait a minute, so you have paid back what you stole? Can you provide proof of this?Then he started blackmailing me to release my IP address publicly(which is 124.169.119.66 actually, i thought that i was on my mobile data at the time but i was actually connected to library wifi because once i left the library i searched up my ip address and it popped up with a different one), and demanding payments so that he will not "subponea" my IP address.
OP is full of bullshit. Not only does theymos actively fight subpoenas, this trivial amount is not worthy of a subpoena. The negative rating is valid on the account until original owner signs a message with an old bitcoin address.
I don't get the logic of selling you any alt for -10% market price. If anyone needed to sell any alt then they'd rather sell it at the exchange and get full market price. :/
The only way people will use this service is when a person cannot register in any exchange or if they are selling a dead alt which no one wants to by but you'll buy.
The only way people will use this service is when a person cannot register in any exchange or if they are selling a dead alt which no one wants to by but you'll buy.
He already got scammed out of his money
not surprising at all really. I feel like one of us should have warned him that nobody will actually do this deal unless they are trying to scam.user who scammed me
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=75724
you'd think someone who has been active for 5 years and has legendary status wouldn't scam you. I didn't think this site would give legendary status to scammers
The site gives legendary status to anyone who posts across a certain period of time, trust is irrelevant to status
I just didn't think someone who had 17,000 posts would scam someone. Considering I had done a deal for .029 and .058 moments before, he seemed like the type of user people can trust, am i wrong?
It's the long con of the scammer to expose that vulnerability -- make a few posts every day for a few months and scam someone (hopefully) for a couple hundred dollars with their "legendary" status. Trust in trust but keep an eye on a user's last post history for any red flags.
few post per day not enough to collect 17k, also to reach legendary status need up 3 years, of course it does not protect against scamming, but there is no rationale. The higher the probability that in such cases, they may hacked or just impersonate.
http://imgur.com/a/O7fU2
I don't get the logic of selling you any alt for -10% market price. If anyone needed to sell any alt then they'd rather sell it at the exchange and get full market price. :/
The only way people will use this service is when a person cannot register in any exchange or if they are selling a dead alt which no one wants to by but you'll buy.
The only way people will use this service is when a person cannot register in any exchange or if they are selling a dead alt which no one wants to by but you'll buy.
He already got scammed out of his money
not surprising at all really. I feel like one of us should have warned him that nobody will actually do this deal unless they are trying to scam.user who scammed me
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=75724
you'd think someone who has been active for 5 years and has legendary status wouldn't scam you. I didn't think this site would give legendary status to scammers
The site gives legendary status to anyone who posts across a certain period of time, trust is irrelevant to status
I just didn't think someone who had 17,000 posts would scam someone. Considering I had done a deal for .029 and .058 moments before, he seemed like the type of user people can trust, am i wrong?
It's the long con of the scammer to expose that vulnerability -- make a few posts every day for a few months and scam someone (hopefully) for a couple hundred dollars with their "legendary" status. Trust in trust but keep an eye on a user's last post history for any red flags.
HIS ACCOUNT WAS COMPROMISED DONT DO TRADES
http://imgur.com/a/O7fU2