Latest posts of: Tomatocage

Quote from: BurtW on December 24, 2012, 06:35:13 PM

Is it possible he is trying to buy BTC in order to pay back the loan?

If so maybe the person that owns the debt would just take cash and save the middle steps?

Oh sure, he's just buying BTC to pay back the loan Roll Eyes

He's still at it, now trying to "buy" BTC.

See sig. Learn how to spot a scammer.

Warning: Highly likely to be a scammer.

Mine too.

Edit: Oh wait, he signed his post with his first and last name. He must be legit Roll Eyes

Added to the list of suspected scammers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119896.msg1291483#msg1291483

However, be wary that this user is almost 100% guaranteed to be a scammer based on postings alone.

Is MtRed using our hash power for merge-mining without paying out for NMC blocks? I think I just saw my NMC share count increment by a few shares.

Guys, if you're actually considering lending to someone who is already flagged as a scammer on the suspected scammer list, save yourself the trouble and just send me the coins. At least I'll say, "thank you."

It's too bad nobody gave advance warning about this scammer Undecided

Quote from: furrycoat on December 18, 2012, 03:27:55 PM

Im dealing with Liberty Payout right now all I can say is hes been very helpful and kind. Right now hes getting BTC for my visa prepaid gift but has to wait for his partner to finish the transaction. I do think he can be trusted, but I can tell you for sure after the tranaction is completed.
Cheers!

Hi, Liberty Payout!

Quote from: subSTRATA on December 17, 2012, 04:58:21 PM

Aaaaaaaaand it's gonne! Grin

I dunno. He has a vouch from a Hero member, plus proof he owns the Twitter account which wasn't just created yesterday. Good enough for me.

Quote from: lightlord on December 11, 2012, 01:16:32 AM

Sorry if this is false, I am merely quoting my sources from Tomatocage.

Posting: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119896.0

Some of them would take out a few small loans, then ask for a big loan.
I am just reciting from the history of this thread.

This was correct at the time of originally posting that, but as new suspect loans come up (as well as successful loan repayments) that figure will change. I'm just too lazy to update it.

So you want to take out a loan to pay off another loan? Derp. Why not just ask for a payment extension?

SynOps, I'm not sure if you're aware, but receiving 1 BTC and sending it right back does not build trust. In fact, it's a common tactic used by scammers. Were you intentionally setting yourself up to look like a scammer?

BTCJam verification means nothing. It's a completely worthless rating.

I would, but nobody is that stupid.. I hope.