I also checked all the VIP accounts (there are very few of them) and none of them possibly matches your description that you could have hacked

Doesn't matter. People who knew both the accounts that were recently hacked were not active recently. People that saw they were hacked and knew the owners in RL contacted them in RL and they got in touch with theymos. 

You do know that when it is obvious that an account was hacked and sold that they will be easily restored to their previous owners, as is what happened to the last two accounts that were hacked due to the GMX vulnerability? Anyone that buys from you is risking having whatever money they spend go down the toilet because they will get locked out of it

pretty much an admission that you scammed hbogo

It depends on how often people sharing your IP address have been banned (and people sharing your subnet have been banned).

if there is no timeframe on your ban then it is probably permanent

Well when you created the thread you were asking .3 (as you pointed out in the previous post that you deleted and as is evidenced by the title of the thread when I replied).

Are you able to provide a signed message from an address posted in an old post that would prove ownership of the account.

It is news to me that it isn't possible to create an account using a known VPN provider. I would actually think that most people would use a known VPN provider to maintain their privacy.

I have created most of my accounts via PIA which provides hosting for the forum.
If you fairly doubt they are an alt of each other then why are you posting this? LOL If you are trying to imply they are alts of each other then your evidence is flimsily at best. The feedback you left is not supported as you have not shown anything to show that anyone is trying to extort you for any amount of money.

It is possible. But I kind of doubt it.

There are some people who appear to be making very risky loans (even to people with negative trust) then end up getting repaid. I speculate that some lenders are lending money to their alts in order to build up trust of their alts so they can eventually borrow more significant money from someone else

Here is the description of the gambling subform:

Good luck finding someone to fund your loan

I can't even find your enrollment post

I personally like your avatar. If you disagree then you can ask theymos to have it removed (as Kluge mentioned above - however I only think theymos can remove them, not "mods")

I am not taking new participants at the moment. Sorry (you also have not added the signature)

How can I associate that address with your account?

Yes like I said it is not uncommon for some deals to take hours to complete.
I don't know that person, however he is not dev and does not speak for him. The issue with the negative rating does not speak for dev.
Making more then one post or sending more then one PM is probably not going to expedite the process.
If you were expecting to receive a specific amount of bitcoin then no. If you were planning on selling that bitcoin on an exchange then you would have just used fiat to buy bitcoin which you would have sold for fiat which makes no sense (yes I know if this was the case you were probably trying to arbitrage however this is in itself risky). Unless he made a specific promise to release the escrow within a certain timeframe then you have nothing to complain about.
If that was his role then you have nothing to complain about
I said you should not even expect it as you will probably not get feedback in every trade you participate in.
You are really just repeating yourself now

You need to sign a message from an address that is associated with your account previously

because you are giving your account as collateral. If you end up not paying then I will need to sell the account. I would rather not sell your account if a dispute of ownership may come up in the future

I need you to sign from an address that has some kind of connection to your bitcointalk.org account. If the address doesn't have any connection to your account then signing a message will not prove ownership