First of all, that is not my neteller account.

He sent to my roberto.breiva@gmail.com that is my neteller account. I ask the OP to show the source of neteller funds. My account was blocked after I received the funds.

I got a pm from a different user using the same mail

There isn't really a great way on this forum to know someone is a scammer if they are here doing successful trades so I'm not sure how they could be identified before they decide to scam. Also keep in mind that "successful trades" can be faked by other accounts owned by the same person (alts), and they can leave as much "untrusted" feedback on themselves as they want, making it look like they are trading with other "users" when they really are not.

Members with "green" trust on their trusted 0/0/0 score are usually the ones with actual proven trades because they have been given positive feedback by other DT members, whom are generally trusted by most of the community, but my belief is even green users should also always be looked at before trading. You should always look at the user who is leaving them feedback as well to ensure it's not just random newbies/alts or other scammers themselves posting feedback for whatever reason.

Once a scammer's account has been marked "red" by a DT member, their accounts usually become pretty worthless to them because nobody (except maybe other scammers) are going to want to trade with them, and they cannot easily sell their account or use them in most signature campaigns.

The escrow's job is to act as a trusted middle man between the trade to prevent the opportunity to scam. If an escrow was always used, there should be minimal opportunity to scam. There is a chance the escrow turns into a scammer themselves, but this is much more unlikely, and rare, especially if you are using a reputable escrow that has handled a lot of successful trades with large amounts and has been around a long time.

The admins could probably do more to proactively fight scammers but I believe they have deemed it as just too much overhead to monitor and really just put the burden on the community members themselves to be vigilant.

Also, how is using an escrow with a scammer enabling their scamming? 

I've left feedback for this user... there is an unpaid giveaway where excuses are being made and at least 2 others saying he has not sent the BTC.
"Moderators do not remove likely scams. You must use your own brain: caveat emptor."
A reputable escrow would have been a good choice here.

if you can do skrill or neteller let me know

Use the correct format please when you post the Scam Accusations


Did you call skrill about this issue and when he have sent you the money did you accept it or was it still pending?

I asked for a escrow and did not reply

Okay that works. However, you still have to post *proof* of said user using this Skype in their transactions. Do you have any PM logs?

I couldn't find this information in their post history. Could you post some proof? For example, some kind of logs that show that said user is using that Neteller account.

What makes you think that this is their second account?

Then you won't find anyone to deal with on this forum, only scammers will accept that since most people here are selling for a minimum of 5% and a maximum of 20%, so you should be prepared to wait a few weeks before you doyour first exchange if you ever get one.