Loan Received. MultipliedCombo removed from first post. Thank you. Thanks for confirming the payment, but I'm still listed on the first post? |
|
|
|
You should be able to lodge a Paypal dispute on the transaction, and get a chargeback so you get the money back, unless you had sent it as a gift to a friend/family.
Don't mater if is as a gift to a friend/family. I don't believe you can do a dispute on Paypal if the transaction is sent as a gift, or at least not from what I can see. If the money is coming from a bank account, or card, you can do a chargeback by contacting your bank. |
|
|
|
|
You should be able to lodge a Paypal dispute on the transaction, and get a chargeback so you get the money back, unless you had sent it as a gift to a friend/family.
|
|
|
|
This site is a real Scam, lost some bitcoins on it deposited two times the minimum value from 2 different computers, with different wallets and differents IP's today didn't receive anything as 24 hours already gone..
BEWARE from it
Best Regards for all
ps: i have the proofs
Doubt you need to supply evidence of them being a scam, as it's pretty obvious. Invest to get 100x your deposit, is, well, yeah, pretty unreasonable. |
|
|
|
|
Might be that the server thinks you've made a post, even though you haven't. I've had this occur a couple times, and what I did was wait a bit, then try again, or make some minor changes in the message.
|
|
|
|
Loan Amount: 0.002 BTC
Collateral: None
Duration of Loan: Up to 8 days (unsure when I can pay back exactly)
Reason: A bit short on something I'm trying to purchase
Repayment Amount: 0.003 BTC
Bitcoin Address: 1DbVcZ1KSLq9SMEmgTaEkk8mjTLsj9NLtk
Comments: If you dislike the repayment amount, please respond with a better one.
Loan Sent. txid:67b665454fde895ea277fa7461e91e75d2089584f3d3810e5782e1e43e20ae6c https://blockchain.info/tx/67b665454fde895ea277fa7461e91e75d2089584f3d3810e5782e1e43e20ae6cConfirmed to have received payment, thanks for the quick response. |
|
|
|
|
Loan Amount: 0.002 BTC
Collateral: None
Duration of Loan: Up to 8 days (unsure when I can pay back exactly)
Reason: A bit short on something I'm trying to purchase
Repayment Amount: 0.003 BTC
Bitcoin Address: 1DbVcZ1KSLq9SMEmgTaEkk8mjTLsj9NLtk
Comments: If you dislike the repayment amount, please respond with a better one.
|
|
|
|
|
I guess you're going to have to message theymos again. He's a busy man, but should eventually get around to sorting it out.
Or unless he sees this post.
|
|
|
|
|
Nice find.
The alt account seems to have a Skype account on its profile, but the post uses the old account's name (instead of the one on his profile).
|
|
|
|
It was probably Theymos who was fixing a bug involving invalid UTF characters such required that the database tables be locked which probably caused all of the weird bugs today - I revised all of the database's collation rules to settings which should work as intended. This required locking tables for extended periods of time, which is what caused the other weirdness over the last few hours.
Or.. This Place is Cursed!Magic. Simple as that. What is this black magic you speak of? |
|
|
|
To cut it short. Minimum investment : 0.1 BTCMaximum investment : 2 BTCAddress in my profile. Post your txid here. How it works? After 1 to 10 days (set your time) I will send a whopping 99% of your money back to your address. Ok, game is now live.  But 99% isn't good enough. Change it to 0%, and set the payout time to never, and then I'll consider investing  |
|
|
|
I spent a really large amount of Bitcoin back in 2012 when 1 BTC was worth a bit under $100. My transaction was worth a couple hundred dollars if we used the more recent Bitcoin prices.
Though, I've heard of some early adopters of Bitcoin spend thousands of them to purchase some things back in 2009 to 2010.
yeah, this is my worst fear . on one hand i don't want to spend my coins at all to save up as much as i can so when the price goes up i can have bigger profit. but on the other hand i want to spend them and also there is always the possibility of price going down. so i am stuck in between and just holding  Yeah, holding's a good idea, but sometimes I'd hold them for a while, then see something I really want to buy, then spend my Bitcoins on it. In the end, I don't really hold much, but oh well, I s'pose. |
|
|
|
|
I spent a really large amount of Bitcoin back in 2012 when 1 BTC was worth a bit under $100. My transaction was worth a couple hundred dollars if we used the more recent Bitcoin prices.
Though, I've heard of some early adopters of Bitcoin spend thousands of them to purchase some things back in 2009 to 2010.
|
|
|
|
Amazon $50 Gift Card selling $40 paypal please.
It is highly preferred that you sell the giftcard for Bitcoins, not Paypal money, as this is a Bitcoin forum after all. |
|
|
|
My address is 1DbVcZ1KSLq9SMEmgTaEkk8mjTLsj9NLtk -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is MultipliedCombo's address
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1DbVcZ1KSLq9SMEmgTaEkk8mjTLsj9NLtk
G+pjlkKSnBVflk/rtwg9fomIe+3ylyFoaLef7M48RRDbP8EHXd6PADfrmeU+DZrv6Q7oudAwlzjV1N+ofkEbaA4=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- |
|
|
|
jonald gave me red because i was hacked and hacker made thread asking for loan but jonald refusing to take off red trust! wtf!
You need to prove that you were in fact hacked, and once you've done that, you need to prove that you are the original owner. I'm not sure how you would prove that you were hacked in the first place, though. I would not have high hopes for getting that negative removed. thats bad bro. i spend years building post and activity so i can have value to my username here bro. wtf!? im sooo angry u dont know That's a bit of a dilemma then. If you have any evidence to point that you were hacked and that the loan request was not by you, you should really post it as soon as possible. |
|
|
|
|
It's a bit unclear as to what you are trying to say, more details would be appreciated.
The site looks to be a HYIP, which might give an indication to what has happened here.
|
|
|
|
This is quite disappointing, I think this should be taken as a wake up call to not trust very in Ponzi/HYIP schemes
There are many newbies who don't knows the risks.... That's unfortunately true, but chances are, if someone has found the site, they're probably not a newbie and at least somewhat familiar with these site. or I at least hope so |
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
