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Title: Solved Post by: Razvan_BTC on July 04, 2020, 01:27:25 PM SOLVED
Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 04, 2020, 01:31:26 PM What happened: I 'm trying to buy a skrill and paysafecard account already got ripped 3 times(4 times if you count this escrow one too) Someone contacted me to trade and he suggested this user as a middleman. After I have sent the btc the just stopped to respond and the seller also leaved the telegram conversation You have reported in a good format, thanks for posting as a perfect way. I have few questions to you:Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=881377 Reference Link: Amount Scammed: 0.0068 BTC / 68$ Payment Method: BTC Proof of Payment: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BZH63hkEhxKLNzCPi4vtXngRHPh1huHaG PM/Chat Logs: https://prnt.sc/tbq136 https://streamable.com/46va21 https://streamable.com/l01s4p Additional Notes: 1. What is the telegram ID of Hhampuz? 2. From where you got that telegram ID? 3. From where you received the bitcoin wallet? 4. Who sent you the telegram ID? Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 04, 2020, 01:43:30 PM 1. @hhampuz It is good that you got the telegram ID from bitcointalk message. In this case:2. He geved me his telegram ID in a PM on forum 3. From his telegram account 4. He sent me his telegram ID via PM in bitcointalk forum I attached everything in PM/Chat Logs section of my report post 1. Can you please check the telegram id from the bitcointalk and telegram id from where you have received the bitcoin wallet are exact match? There might have something change for adding of a character or change a character or something like that. 2. There is 99.99% chance of changing something like that to pretend Hhampuz 3. Also please check either the message you received directly from Hhampuz or or forwarded the message by the real scammer from bitcointalk. I faced like this issue several times. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 04, 2020, 01:53:40 PM Is the same user. What abbout hhampuz. Can we summon him here and sow us his conversation in that group chat he created? He also writed in my PM that he is talking with me. That not with hhampuz and I think there is 99.9999% chance you have been scammed by someone else on telegram who pretend of hhampuz. I checked the transaction details and it has only the single transaction. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: AhmadM on July 04, 2020, 02:05:47 PM Is the same user. What abbout hhampuz. Can we summon him here and sow us his conversation in that group chat he created? He also writed in my PM that he is talking with me. You said you received his telegram ID from this forum PM right? Can you show us his first message to you?He is a trustworthy member here, I do not think he will do it just for a small amount of money. You need to provide clear evidence to sustain your statement. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: sheenshane on July 04, 2020, 02:07:04 PM I assumed that you had scammed pretending to be Hhampuz. I trust Hhampuz and we had a past transaction with this user you have been accused.
1. @hhampuz 2. He geved me his telegram ID in a PM on forum 3. From his telegram account 4. He sent me his telegram ID via PM in bitcointalk forum I attached everything in PM/Chat Logs section of my report post Answer to this, 1. His real telegram account is @Hhampuz, take note of the capital letter H. 2. So, he did PM you using his Bitcointalk account? 3. Telegram account of the scammer, not Hhampuz 4. He had been held thousands of dollars here and managing various signature campaigns holding a huge amount of fund, do you think with your $68 he will scam you? Jeez! Edited. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 04, 2020, 02:07:09 PM Is the same user. What abbout hhampuz. Can we summon him here and sow us his conversation in that group chat he created? He also writed in my PM that he is talking with me. That not with hhampuz and I think there is 99.9999% chance you have been scammed by someone else on telegram who pretend of hhampuz. I checked the transaction details and it has only the single transaction. Why is so hard to summon hhampuzz to this topic to provide any evidence that he have so he can prove that im wrong Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Hhampuz on July 04, 2020, 02:10:18 PM Lol.
Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: sujonali1819 on July 04, 2020, 02:10:25 PM Op, don't panic so much, please. I just want to say that if anything wrong happens (Hhampuz is busy, or something wrong happens with him ) will be solved soon when Hhampuz will see this thread and say something about this deal. I have already asked to check this thread. Hope he will come soon when he will see the message. So don't be panic and have patience.
wow! Hhampuz already comes here even before my post. LOL Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Hhampuz on July 04, 2020, 02:13:58 PM If you have ever used me as an escrow, which other parties can confirm, you would know that I always insist on using forum pm's for anything payment related and Telegram for anything chat related - when it comes to escrowing.
You were very fast to make this topic, almost as if you had it all written out already. I would just assume that your "friend" (The other party of this transaction) deleted the conversation where he asked me to message you because you are trying to pull some bullshit up in here. Next time, go for more than $68. Such a petty number. https://i.imgur.com/5ZVDFmK.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/nZpW50e.png EDIT; And who the fuck uses legacy addresses anymore anyways? Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Hhampuz on July 04, 2020, 02:21:06 PM Can you show me "my" telegram username ? I won't put any more effort in this thread, just looking at your replies you want to summon me so that I can "prove you wrong" rather than you actually trying to get retribution if you were scammed. I don't trust you, so that's that. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 04, 2020, 02:25:25 PM Can you show me "my" telegram username ? So, finally what happens? Either you are have been scamed by the person who pretended Hhampuz or you and your friend made the drama. Also both account might be of you, sorry 3 accounts as one has pretended of Hhampuz.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: actmyname on July 04, 2020, 02:40:13 PM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Lock button is in the bottom-left, you can close the thread yourself.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Krislaw on July 04, 2020, 02:43:50 PM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Wow. And you sounded so sure. Can't believe you're about to rub mud on an innocent user. I was even thinking you and the other user were up to something. Please lock thread Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: aioc on July 04, 2020, 02:47:05 PM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Besides closing this thread you should change the title of your posts you have a very weak proof and you are in a hurry to post, I don't see any logic here $68 for a reputation you have build for so many years, and you cannot even prove a PM in forum. I think you are just trying to ruin the reputation of Hhampuz Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: suchmoon on July 04, 2020, 03:53:34 PM I think we need a new rule in Scam Accusations: NO TELEGRAM BULLSHIT. If someone scammed you on telegram complain to telegram. It's a waste of time trying to decipher who made up what and there is zero chance to verify shit.
Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: DireWolfM14 on July 04, 2020, 04:19:14 PM I think we need a new rule in Scam Accusations: NO TELEGRAM BULLSHIT. If someone scammed you on telegram complain to telegram. It's a waste of time trying to decipher who made up what and there is zero chance to verify shit. I think there's little to no chance that you'll convince people to stop using Telegram. I must admit I find it convenient, quick, and effective to communicate with users I meet here, especially if they're new and have PM restrictions. Without getting into the whole "end to end" encryption debate, or their willingness to allow scammers to abuse their platform, I just think it's a tool. A useful one that needs skill and understanding to use correctly. However, I have never, and never will complete a transaction solely on Telegram. When I was offering escrow services, all official addresses I provided were posted here, on the forum, either in public or through PM, and always included a signed message. If all of us bitcointalk.org members would insist on transacting this way and this way only, the Telegram scams would be a thing of the past. There would be no way for an impostor to fool anyone. Insist on a signed message, posted here on the forum! Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: TheUltraElite on July 04, 2020, 04:52:01 PM As soon as I saw the topic title, I was sure that OP is bullshitting.
Turned out that I was right as always. ::) Hhampuz is a man of of his word. Most of such threads end up being clickbait anyway. Sadly this a forum so no way to control such topics from being made. Dont trust but verify. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Hhampuz on July 04, 2020, 04:58:22 PM However, I have never, and never will complete a transaction solely on Telegram. When I was offering escrow services, all official addresses I provided were posted here, on the forum, either in public or through PM, and always included a signed message. If all of us bitcointalk.org members would insist on transacting this way and this way only, the Telegram scams would be a thing of the past. There would be no way for an impostor to fool anyone. That is my philosophy as well. Unfortunately most people who want to use escrow are newbies and limited in the PM's they can send but I always tell them straight up that I will only leave payment details and the basic information about the deal in bitcointalk PM's. They can respond to it in telegram but I've never posted a btc addy on there for a deal. At the end of the day, it's quite easy to verify on telegram too... You just have to check that the user is the correct one. This reminds me of when people were getting scammed on steam all the time because someone took the name and avatar of their "friend". A silly scam but way too many people fall for it. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Josefjix on July 04, 2020, 05:07:03 PM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Why were you quick to call him out without any viable evidence? It is either you're the 3 persons involved in this transaction or it is a planned work by you and a paid person to ruin the reputation built but the accused for years on the forum. Next time be more mature and disciplined. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: mindrust on July 04, 2020, 05:07:59 PM telegram is such cancer, scammers paradise
Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: ryzaadit on July 04, 2020, 05:24:47 PM I think the other way to know the real "TELEGRAM" account for every trusted member who also using TELEGRAM better to give their ID Telegram Account and not only the username. This could be a good way for every trusted member who gives an option communication outside bitcointalk one of them is Telegram.
Here a few steps to know and checked ID Telegram Account 1. Trusted member need to know his ID Telegram Account. 2. To know your ID just us a bot who provide to reveal information of ID Telegram Account, I recommended everyone can use @userinfobot 3. Just type /start then your account information will be revealed. https://i.ibb.co/WFTS77T/G1.png 4. Trusted member, give his ID Telegram Account on their thread service or other things. 5. The client or other people verified the ID Telegram Account by using @username_to_id_bot just send to the bot a username telegram, so he can make sure communicate with the real person. 6. Then the bot will reveal information other people ID Telegram Account. https://i.ibb.co/BrNdDx5/G1.png Just match it with the ID Telegram Account from the trusted member, every account telegram has their own unique ID Telegram Account. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Coin_trader on July 04, 2020, 05:53:26 PM However, I have never, and never will complete a transaction solely on Telegram. When I was offering escrow services, all official addresses I provided were posted here, on the forum, either in public or through PM, and always included a signed message. If all of us bitcointalk.org members would insist on transacting this way and this way only, the Telegram scams would be a thing of the past. There would be no way for an impostor to fool anyone. That is my philosophy as well. Unfortunately most people who want to use escrow are newbies and limited in the PM's they can send but I always tell them straight up that I will only leave payment details and the basic information about the deal in bitcointalk PM's. They can respond to it in telegram but I've never posted a btc addy on there for a deal. At the end of the day, it's quite easy to verify on telegram too... You just have to check that the user is the correct one. This reminds me of when people were getting scammed on steam all the time because someone took the name and avatar of their "friend". A silly scam but way too many people fall for it. Agreed. --- We don't need to blame telegram for this scam controversy because the bottom line here was we have the responsibility to be vigilant in our own transaction whether the user is a newbie or not because we are all grown up. A legit transaction will always be flawless regardless on where will the deal took place. I like the idea of @suchmoon that if the scam accusation involves telegram then we should ignore it since its outside the forum so that members here will be responsible on the action they will do. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: NotATether on July 04, 2020, 06:50:56 PM We don't need to blame telegram for this scam controversy because the bottom line here was we have the responsibility to be vigilant in our own transaction whether the user is a newbie or not because we are all grown up. A legit transaction will always be flawless regardless on where will the deal took place. The problem is that every single newbie that trades on telegram and gets scammed on it, comes here because this is BITCOINtalk.org so they all think this is where to file all of their bitcoin related scam accusations. Why can't they just send their report to telegram's @notoscam so they can read it and put a nice fat SCAM label to their username if it's credible? Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: suchmoon on July 04, 2020, 08:28:57 PM I think there's little to no chance that you'll convince people to stop using Telegram. Not trying to. But it's pointless to have telegram scam complaints here. The real perps are impossible to identify and we just end up with bogus scam accusations against reputable members due to impersonation or outright fabrication. Scammers lure users to telegram for a reason. ~ That's some good info there but I'm quite sure it's beyond the abilities of 90%+ telegram scam victims. Telegram should just have proper immutable IDs visible without using bots, which sounds like yet another potential impersonation vector. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: marlboroza on July 05, 2020, 07:49:52 AM I wonder what happened to good old "sign bloody message".
The problem is that every single newbie that trades on telegram and gets scammed on it, comes here because this is BITCOINtalk.org so they all think this is where to file all of their bitcoin related scam accusations. Why can't they just send their report to telegram's @notoscam so they can read it and put a nice fat SCAM label to their username if it's credible? Probably because they start making deals on bitcointalk and they end up on telegram, so it is somehow connected. Speaking of newbies, isn't there some kind of PM restriction (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2536728.0) for them, so if they want to make deal "here" they either have to wait for weeks to increase their activity or simple go to telegram.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: eddie13 on July 05, 2020, 08:32:35 PM I wonder what happened to good old "sign bloody message". No shit right.. That's what I was thinking.. [!WARNING!] Escrow Impostors on Telegram [!WARNING!] (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5209170.msg53339335) I wish there was a way to effectively educate newbies about this threat. Why is their no mention of proving identities in this thread then? Teach them that they should expect anyone engaging in a position of trust to use their staked identity, period, on TG or on BTCT no matter.. Telegram account usernames are not any proof of identity, nor are BTCT accounts.. A good escrow should sign every deal with a staked Bitcoin or PGP public key.. Please do not send funds to anyone who provides escrow addresses ftfyThat's better IMO.. Want to teach newbies? Set a good example and sign your identity for them the first thing when dealing with them on TG just to be professional.. Get them used to this protective formality.. Sign every time you are expected to be the real you.. Every escrow contract or deal should be signed and/or received only to a staked receiving address no matter if on TG or BTCT.. This is the way to protect yourself from stolen identities across all platforms.. Bitcointalk accounts don't mean shit for proof of identity either... Your staked keys are your identity and any accounts you use on any platform are just sockpuppets of your identity that can be hijacked at any time.. But your keys cannot.. Bitcointalk PMs, posts, and even quoted posts, are not even near the level of proof of agreed contract compared to receiving a signed message signing the terms of the contract, and saving it yourself.. What stops any account from making a deal with you, like taking a loan, and then coming back a week later with "I was hacked, I didn't agree to that!"? Have their real identity sign the agreement terms, for future proof of their deal acceptance to protect yourself with ultimate proof.. Same with any deal requiring trust from any party.. Terms should be signed.. Initially I had mentioned in my escrow thread that all addresses I provide will be signed with my PGP key You can also stake escrow receiving addresses.. Example: 1erct98c45wut85cterc90g8fg098 "DWM14 will only ever ask funds to be delivered to one of these 3 escrow recieving addresses 1213423542532453 , 1rtgj89tgj49cgjc48rjgfwf8jrege , 1fjkgn58gj459ojfw5489ji signature-5atw45cye67 56u yh65ers5 t54etrf Or signed with PGP.. If you want to get around monotonous repeated formalities, only receiving to staked addresses still basically proves that it is going to be received by the correct identity without having to sign every time, unless you or your customer also want you to sign the specific terms of the contract, then you should, IMO.. I guess people are lazy??? Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: DaveF on July 06, 2020, 01:07:54 AM I think we need a new rule in Scam Accusations: NO TELEGRAM BULLSHIT. If someone scammed you on telegram complain to telegram. It's a waste of time trying to decipher who made up what and there is zero chance to verify shit. Exactly, this is bitcointalk.org not telegramsupport.com I think this is report 10 billion and something about telegram shit. I wonder what happened to good old "sign bloody message". The problem is that every single newbie that trades on telegram and gets scammed on it, comes here because this is BITCOINtalk.org so they all think this is where to file all of their bitcoin related scam accusations. Why can't they just send their report to telegram's @notoscam so they can read it and put a nice fat SCAM label to their username if it's credible? Probably because they start making deals on bitcointalk and they end up on telegram, so it is somehow connected. Speaking of newbies, isn't there some kind of PM restriction (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2536728.0) for them, so if they want to make deal "here" they either have to wait for weeks to increase their activity or simple go to telegram.You can pay ~ $25.00 or so to get a copper membership. If you want to trade safely here and use escrows here and have people help you of if there is an issue here, pay the money and support here. Otherwise, be a productive member, post, get some merits and you can PM people. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: marlboroza on July 06, 2020, 06:00:40 PM I wonder what happened to good old "sign bloody message". No shit right.. That's what I was thinking.. You can pay ~ $25.00 or so to get a copper membership. OK. Lets say I am newbie and I want to sell something for 25$. If you want to trade safely here and use escrows here and have people help you of if there is an issue here, pay the money and support here. Otherwise, be a productive member, post, get some merits and you can PM people. Cooper membership is 25$. Telegram is free so is signed message, it requires about 5 minutes to sign and verify. I can buy 25 beers for 25$. Hmmm... Ask for signed message and buy beer? 0‰ scam... Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: notblox1 on July 06, 2020, 07:11:52 PM Looking at this topic as a joke, not very smart person posting, or someone angry on Hhampuz for not accepting him or removing him from some bounty campaign.
Close this thread. It was my mistake. Lock it yourself and please change the title to solved.Bottom left corner: https://i.imgur.com/qyM7I4i.jpg Now you learned not to trust people on Telegram so easy. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: JollyGood on July 06, 2020, 09:27:02 PM I found it missing from my system after an update, somehow was deleted and I did not bother installing it again. It is a scammers paradise indeed.
telegram is such cancer, scammers paradise Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: LoyceV on July 07, 2020, 08:59:59 AM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Can you edit the title (you can do this by editing your first post) to reflect that Hhampuz is not the bad guy here? Some people don't read more than the title, so they shouldn't get the wrong idea.However, I have never, and never will complete a transaction solely on Telegram. I must admit I have completed several transactions through Telegram, but only with accounts owned by people I trust. And when it comes to payment, I usually say: "please check this link on Bitcointalk for my address" because I don't trust Telegram itself with Bitcoin addresses.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: TalkStar on July 07, 2020, 09:41:13 AM Some people don't read more than the title, so they shouldn't get the wrong idea. Yeah its true that some people have this kinda habit and most of the time they don't feel it necessary to visit the main topic. Someone just took the advantage of Hhampuz reputation and OP made his mistake by not confirming Hhampuz real telegram account. I don't think its a good idea to open a accusation with a title like this. After getting scammed how did he get confirmed that it was real Hhampuz who committed scam with him where IMO it was his responsibility to give a personal message to Hhampuz before opening a thread like this. It doesn't mean that after getting scammed by anyone i will directly open a accusation without thinking about anyone's contribution or fame. If you can make the transaction blindly just by seeing someone's similar looking name on telegram then why didn't you feel it necessary to contact him before opening a accusation against him. By the way its good to see that everything has been well discussed here and OP realized actually what happened with him. I will suggest him to edit his topic title and lock this forever. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: pilosopotasyo on July 07, 2020, 12:17:20 PM I found it missing from my system after an update, somehow was deleted and I did not bother installing it again. It is a scammers paradise indeed. telegram is such cancer, scammers paradise Because all the elements to scam people are all here, you can change username you can delete your account and delete the chat, telegram administrators should know this issue and try to address this issue, if there are alternatives the Crypto community will transfer to that alternatives, because telegram is haven for scammers. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: sujonali1819 on July 07, 2020, 01:36:11 PM The user-created the account 3 July and make ann for buying skrill plus Paysafecard and create scam accusation with proper format against Hhumpuz who is one of the top trusted user in this forum. So it makes a thought about the user is a real newbie or not. And now the user doesn't care to check this thread again. BTW OP, if you read this thread again please lock or change the title what Loycev already said.
Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Raflesia on July 07, 2020, 01:59:13 PM The user-created the account 3 July and make ann for buying skrill plus Paysafecard and create scam accusation with proper format against Hhumpuz who is one of the top trusted user in this forum. So it makes a thought about the user is a real newbie or not. And now the user doesn't care to check this thread again. BTW OP, if you read this thread again please lock or change the title what Loycev already said. Too hasty in taking this action even though he already knows that Hhampuz is the most trusted person all forum users also know who he is.And finally he acknowledged that this was his fault and obviously the most trusted person would not do this kind of thing. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 10, 2020, 07:06:02 AM The user-created the account 3 July and make ann for buying skrill plus Paysafecard and create scam accusation with proper format against Hhumpuz who is one of the top trusted user in this forum. So it makes a thought about the user is a real newbie or not. And now the user doesn't care to check this thread again. BTW OP, if you read this thread again please lock or change the title what Loycev already said. The original poster who created the post cant be an original newbie, she/he must have more accounts and using the forum from a long time. The person tried to proof she/he has been scammed and also tried to proof his/her words. I guess he/she is a real scammer.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: JollyGood on July 10, 2020, 08:12:06 AM This thread is a prime example of how false allegations can be made against respected forum members so easily. What makes this thread alarmingly more shocking is that the allegation by the Newbie OP is based on just a claim of being scammed for: 0.0068 BTC
The allegation against Hhampuz is completely false yet this thread is not even locked. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on July 10, 2020, 08:37:01 AM The allegation against Hhampuz is completely false yet this thread is not even locked. That's because I haven't posted yet, oh wait I just did so let the countdown begin. Thread getting locked in 3.2.1... The reported amount is quite funny as there's more to lose in comparisons regarding the reputation @Hhampuz has built for himself as a result of his numerous successful service/transaction which just got mw thinking why anyone including the OP would think Hhampuz did this, well lets just believe he/she is a newbie so can be excused. I have been accused before (less accusation though) which is why I provided a direct link in all my service thread but still some individuals won't adhere to this instructions. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: JollyGood on July 11, 2020, 08:02:44 AM The OP seems to have either forgotten to lock it or has lost interest after he realised his mistake with the false accusation.
As you said, now that you posted here let us see what happens ;D The allegation against Hhampuz is completely false yet this thread is not even locked. That's because I haven't posted yet, oh wait I just did so let the countdown begin. Thread getting locked in 3.2.1... The reported amount is quite funny as there's more to lose in comparisons regarding the reputation @Hhampuz has built for himself as a result of his numerous successful service/transaction which just got mw thinking why anyone including the OP would think Hhampuz did this, well lets just believe he/she is a newbie so can be excused. I have been accused before (less accusation though) which is why I provided a direct link in all my service thread but still some individuals won't adhere to this instructions. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Mpamaegbu on July 11, 2020, 07:22:41 PM Close this thread. It was my mistake. Close this thread. It was my mistake. Lock button is in the bottom-left, you can close the thread yourself.Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: AB de Royse777 on July 11, 2020, 11:06:43 PM Amount Scammed: Honey boo boo, you needed to add few zeros with this amount to make it little more interesting :-PDarkness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjlK8fBvAE4 Edit: How could I miss such entertainments :-D Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: eddie13 on July 12, 2020, 06:04:16 PM I don't see how OP did anything too wrong..
He thought he was scammed by Hhampuz and posted so.. He realized his mistake that he was scammed by an imposer and dropped it.. No big deal.. This was a pretty easy one to figure out.. It's not like everyone posting figured he did it for the first 10 pages.. I'm sure Hhampuz can survive a quite tame miss-accusation like this just fine.. Might could have been a bit more helpful here though instead of just completely disregarding it.. Could start using signed messages like an actual professional too... Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Hhampuz on July 12, 2020, 06:17:57 PM I don't see how OP did anything too wrong.. He thought he was scammed by Hhampuz and posted so.. He realized his mistake that he was scammed by an imposer and dropped it.. No big deal.. This was a pretty easy one to figure out.. It's not like everyone posting figured he did it for the first 10 pages.. I'm sure Hhampuz can survive a quite tame miss-accusation like this just fine.. Might could have been a bit more helpful here though instead of just completely disregarding it.. Could start using signed messages like an actual professional too... 1. Did you even read what happened here? 2. Who says I'm not using signed messages? 3. Most importantly, since this thread is over and done with... Who asked? PogO. Title: Re: [REPORT] Hhampuz Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on July 15, 2020, 11:59:31 PM I don't see how OP did anything too wrong.. Probably you have not gone into the details. If you gone into the details then you could see how the op manipulated the video!! The Op has tried to scam. The Op accusing to get those dollar free by saying the op has been scammed which is totally wrong. |
