I've spent a lot of time wondering if I should open this thread again and came to the conclusion that there are still too many questions that need to be answered. The impetus of my consideration, if I should reopen this thread was this post.
It is obvious that this alia person or group attempted a failed ponzi like scam. Which begs the question, what was user aTriz's role in this scam?
Points to consider:
1 Aside from the alia group, aTriz is the only other person to see, use and test this magical script. Only aTriz!
2 aTriz left a vouch for the non existent script, claiming to have made a very good ROI. He actively encouraged other members to invest in it, but luckily no one did. In his own words:
Was given a vouch copy of the method by op and played around with in with funds from the faucet.
With the 10 minutes I used this script with, I profited and worked perfectly. Would recommend.I made an extremely good ROI, and Im sure that others who buy the method will experience similar results. Thanks, Alia!
Update: This seems to be a shady user:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3032057.0 Do not trade with him/her!
3 By renting the alia account's signature space, did aTriz (a highly respected user) give it some legitimacy?
4 Why was aTriz still willing to pay this alia person/group after they were exposed? Claiming his hands were tied and he couldn't break their contract publicly.
5 I find it strange that the alia group refunded $2000 to aTriz. This, after threatening to "expose" him, like they had some dirt on him. But instead of an expose, they refunded him and left him negative feedback in a very public divorce.
I speculate that there is more to the alia - aTriz relationship than meets the eye, and the only reason the alia group still posts here is to keep the heat off the aTriz account.
The alia account is dead and buried, nobody will trust it with a single satoshi. There is no "lady in distress" here, if there is one, she is complicit. This is not a genuine attempt to clear their name, frankly they don't care, its all obfuscation to hide aTriz's role in this scam. aTriz is safe, as long as all the attention is focused on the dead alia account.
The public divorce, negative feedback rating, refund of signature payments is all a charade in an attempt to distance the alia account from the alTriz account. Yes, this is all speculation, but you know it makes sense. If there is no script, then aTriz lied, why is the alia account bearing all the brunt, afterall aTriz profited and made an extremely good ROI using it?
@ aTriz I have nothing against you, but you have a lot to answer for here and should. I'd rather post here than in the kangaroo court like thread started by quickseller.
@ nullius, on skype video recordings can be manipulated with software to make like its live. This trick is used by romance scam artist, dig a little, you will find the answer to your question.
I ask aTriz to answer these questions. The easiest way would be to publish the script here so it can be verified by experienced users. So I ask aTriz to publish the script here.
Yeah, that's the way the Razor cuts for me too; there was no script.
If that is the case, it begs the questions:
1) The nearly half a
BTC he/she/etc. paid out below was seed money. What for?
2) What did aTriz do or see, in order for him to vouch it?
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Not that it's inconsistent with alia's inconsistency, but I'd have thought that the best way of continuing to bluff this out would have been to push the following story, rather than attempt to argue that math isn't math. The claimed unspecified alteration in house edge would make redundant calcs based on 1%.
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Although his/her/etc. later claims that
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made the "script" work on more than just one site are yet another inconsistency.