Hello CryptopreneurBrainboss,
Thank you for the loan request.  Please send the collateral to this address: 31iQ7toPN3ZGuYCdtgapKTBTpho5T2cqzi

I'm just getting ready to leave work, and I'll be logging off my computer soon.  I'll send the ETH once I get home, which will be in about 35 to 50 minutes.

Thanks again.

Thank you.  I'm a bit torn about parting with it, but I have issues with "safe queens."

M14 type rifles tend to be popular in California and other states with "assault rifle" restrictions.  In their standard configurations M14s don't have the evil features that restrict other semi-autos in those states.

Hi greenjins,
Sorry for the late reply, and thank you for the loan request.  

Zilliqa is currently trading on binance for BTC0.00000280 per token.  Collateral for a 0.2btc loan needs to be 120% of the value, therefore I would need 85,715 ZIL tokens to hold as collateral.  As for the repayment amount, your suggestion is a bit light.  I can reduce my interest rate to 0.1% per day, for a payback of BTC0.2034.

If my terms are acceptable, please send the collateral as ERC20 tokens to this address: 0xE5a9E39C2fb744ab538894f913567cCfFdECf1D8
If you need a mainnet address, let me know.  If you prefer to send the collateral to an escrow agent, I suggest we work with either DarkStar_ or Hhampuz, but I'll leave the choice up to you.

Thank you, that's fine with me.  I appreciate your diligence on this.

I should have mentioned earlier, and I'm sorry I didn't, but don't make any more payments until you can pay the whole thing.  Fees are ridiculous right now, and I know you're struggling.  And, please don't put yourself in a bind on my account, I know you're good for it.

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@some138, please respond to these allegations. 

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@some138, please respond to these allegations. 

What happened::

I noticed three newbies complaining that some138 has not delivered on paid orders, and is not responding to the claims by these newbies that they have been scammed.

Scammers Profile Link: some138

Scammer Flag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=241

Reference Link:

Here he is agreeing to a sale in his AWS sales thread:


Then the buyer replying days later:


Other complaints:


http://archive.fo/zbp6b


http://archive.fo/lbB5b



Additional Notes:

Some138 has been online today, and has yet to respond to these allegations.

This could be someone using fake newbie accounts to attempt to tarnish Some138's reputation, but looks more like Some138 is taking advantage of newbies status and preying on those who not likely to get heard when they accuse an established member of a scam.  There are also older claims that some138 has scammed them, he could be scamming users selectively.  

I'd like to see those who are claiming to have been scammed respond here with signed messages and TxIds.

Suchmoon is not a myth, she's a legend.

This is true, and would be a pain in the ass in my opinion.   I don't need a notification sent to my email whenever I send a PM.  I'm already getting notifications for received PMs, and I hate to say it but the Maggiordomo bot has been getting a bit irritating in that regard.  Removing the option to not save outgoing PM in the outbox isn't going to do much, because the hacker can just delete the message after it's sent.  

The situation that spurred bones to create this topic is a bit concerning, but I would like to think it's an isolated case.  I don't recall learning about any other situation with a similar account breach.  

Since most of us are into cryptocurrency we should all understand the importance of self reliance and accountability when it comes to our own security.  Maybe some people don't take the security of their forum account as seriously as their bitcoin wallet, but maybe that's what needs to change.  This is especially true for those of us who've developed a trusted reputation here, it's not only our account and reputation that are on the line, but someone may get scammed.   Continuing to ask theymos to implement troublesome features to compensate for a few members' lack of accountability and responsibility isn't a great solution.

No, I'll only judge you by the words you post onto this forum.  But rest assured, judge you I will.

Pure gold.  The great grandfather must have been the oldest Hitler Youth, and the youngest of "Hitlers top soldiers in the SS."  

Just a few plot holes to patch up before Hollywood buys the movie rights.

I'm also curious to know how kenzawak's account was breached. 

@kenzawak, did you use a laptop or a public computer to access your account while you were traveling?  Did you connect to an unsecured public wifi?  Did you download and install any software during that trip or just before?  Sorry if I'm being a bit nosy, but it's important to know how the account was compromised if you are to be certain it's now secure.



If it were me swimming in a sea of uncertainty I would eliminate any potential for doubt.  I'd boot that betty from a USB, shred the hard drive, nuke the partitions, low level format, and start with a fresh OS install.

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@iChanger,
You'll be able to get your money back from PayPal.  Friends and family payments make it a bit harder, but not impossible.  Be the squeaky wheel.

Well, you are several orders of magnitude out his league, there nutildah.  His aunt who taught ballroom dancing to kings and queens said so.

Hitler's signature, holocaust denial, "space" rocks, war criminals, and ballroom dancing?

This thread is awesome.  

Just out curiosity, can you tell when the breach started?  You can copy the code into a text editor and redact your IP address with a search and replace, then post the code here.

Hi Spazzer,
Payment has been sent per our agreement in PM.  I sent the payment to the address in your profile as you've instructed.  Thanks again.

TxId: 192dff3f8e6b26c0dca48d93a3041887f6150eb0409e06cf0fae3f533a5e123f

Can you sign a message with the address quoted below from December 2017?

http://archive.fo/iypg5#selection-2942.1-2951.56


Looks like you used it January of this year.

http://archive.fo/5e0ge#selection-8575.0-8575.67

I would take it easy on the guy until you have the full story.

There are scammers contacting people on Telegram impersonating trusted members of Bitcointalk.org.  Many of these are trying to scam people for bitcoin to payal trades.  That may be what this newbie is talking about.  Maybe someone on Telegram is impersonating you luring unsuspecting newbies into sending them PayPal, or worse, bitcoin.

A guy could drive himself crazy looking for logic, reason, and deeper meaning every time a shit-post gets a merit or three.  There really isn't anything in this thread that convinces me that Jimmy Crypto, MicroGuy, or PoolMinor deserve a negative rating, and there're bigger fish.

It's definitely worth keeping an eye on these accounts in case a pattern develops or something worthy of labeling "concrete evidence" turns up.  Until then, I wouldn't waste a ton of time on these situations.