more than likely just sig spam judging from how hes been doing that a bit in his last posts. if it gets too bad then just report him and move on.

people won't send first to newbies, unless they're sending that money to escrow. first off, can you even prove that you have this card?

contrary to that thought, a large majority of bought accounts are used for signature campaigns, very rarely are they used to scam. of course, there are instances of bought accounts being used solely to scam, but again, very few.

op would earn pennies on a sig campaign as a newbie though, if he had programming/design skills,or something along those lines, he could sell his services on the forum for some coin as well.

same here, ive only been able to hit the ~10k satoshi rolls when i tried out the faucet, but never higher. ive never heard of anyone ever hitting the ~1 btc roll, or even coming in for the ~.1  roll. wouldnt be surprised if it turned out to be rigged.

doesnt change the fact that your account has negative trust. also as xetsr pointed out, you took out a loan from manyproofs, thats a huge red flag to any lender here.

I dont think hes showing back up, he hasnt been online since the scam accusation against him was opened.

your forum account isnt worth nearly that much, especially with the neg trust from your previous attempt at a loan. also i dont think a betcoin account is worth much if anything at all.

if you really want to put your coins into a dice site, try just-dice, the owner is active on the forum and is very trusted, but youll need to convert your coins to CLAMs.

i see it more as more people on DT = more people  leaving neg trust = more complaints about people leaving neg trust.

high potential for bribery/corruption with that. also, that would require the forum to pay people; where would that money come from?

even if they are screened, who would be the central figure in deciding who should be on DT? the admins don't have time for that, and its unfair to put that responsibility onto the people already on DT. the system as it is now isnt the best, but its fine.

what the hell? no. hell no. being on here for 2/3 years and being trusted are two completely different things.

at least with some sort of post/activity limit, the individual would be dissuaded from doing so, or at the very least it would decrease the number of accounts he would spam from given the 6 minute interval between posts for newbies.

even without the person in question being there, there will always be newbie accounts spamming no collateral loan requests, manyproof's presence there only adds to the issue, nothing more. restricting posting rights to junior members and above sounds like an effective method in drastically cutting down this spam, but i think a better solution might be to allow accounts with 15+ activity to post, that way those spammers will have to at the very least wait 1 activity period before spamming requests.

alternatively, maybe a 30+ post requirement; if the account spams, it will just get banned, and it would require loan spammers to put forth a fair amount of effort before being allowed to post a loan request.

in the case this isnt't manyproofs's alt, people like this will not leave because he is on this section. as long as there is a possibility of some free pennies, people will spam new accounts and threads in this section.

not really drama at this point, if it ever was even drama. more so a case of someone who either thinks they are clever or the small chance that this person needs to see a psychiatrist. at this point its just annoying imo and manyproofs should be banned from this section.

rather than a scam this is fraud; the user is attempting to cheat paypal out of hundreds of dollars every time this act is performed.

are you dumber than I thought you were? first off, theres more to checking for alt accounts than just an ip address, and you yourself just admitted to using a vpn. after you saying that, there is absolutely zero reason for anyone to trust any ip address info as proof of anything in your case. in addition, steam/twitter/whatever accounts can be created fairly easily.

why hasnt it been done already? just start a scam accusation and people would get on that right away. although it is highly likely that those coins were sent to newly generated addresses, there are people on this forum with skills suited to tracing those coins to an extent at the very least. if those coins are eventually chased back to an exchange, there might be a chance to recover those, as i remember happened in a similar incident some months back.