You pointed out that a $1000 would take 200 transactions. Doesnt need to be that much, that could even be done with 1 transaction. And the whole point of an escrow is that you lower the rate of being scammed.
Before completing the escrow and that Dream could release the fund by sending it to the seller wallet is done after both parties( seller and buyer ) confirm the escrow that the product or service has been shipped and recieved.

The fees are low just because the  3%-8% usually take a lot of profits from a high amount of escrow. Dream lower the fee by using less transactions i guess.
correct me if im wrong

Your fee is extremely low, in other communities you'll often see 3%-8%. These fees are often high because you'll entrusting them with a high amount of money, and a high compensation for their services will result in trust and long term benefit for both of you.

However, you could scam $1000 and get it instantly. It would take 200 transactions escrowed by you to make that $1000. Why are your fees so low?

It would be great if you post about it in details in the "Scam Accusations" section of this forum in the proper format. This will prevent other users from getting scammed to some extent and the flag against the user will gain some more support.

Depending on the method of payment and the domain name owner you might be able to contact your local authorities and take some steps as well.

Look who's back for scamming users: Their latest representative AKA markmason <sup>[archived]
- His/her post history[appears to be Indonesian].</sup>

I'm tagging "markmason" + creating a flag.

And just to add though, if my memory serves me right, I saw one scam accusations about a supposedly company that will help you out to get back your money back. If someone message or PM you, telling to help you with your problems, don't pay attention to them, they are another set of scammers.

Unfortunately, there's no way for you to get your money back. Every crypto transaction are irreversible, and sorry to hear that you have been scammed, everyone here has been scammed one time or another.

Let that be a lesson to you and be sure to learn from it.

Are you an Us citizen or from Uk?
If you're not from US the FTC can't help you, what you would need to contact would be the British police at actionfraud.police.uk

But, the bad news is that the company you've been scammed by might not be located in the UK.
The address they list on their website is used by so many companies, just google

The actual owners of that site might be from anywhere, from Madagascar to Bolivia.

Your best bet is to report on authorities. To recover your funds someone would need to make a tx from the scammer address and send it to your wallet. Which means they have to get the private key/seed, or force the scammer on gun point. I don't think any random guy on the internet can do that, even finding the location of the scammer is a task on its own. As others said, if somebody said they can do this, there's a high chance they're scammers themselves.


At least you learnt your lesson. Be careful next time.

I would recommend
CryptoScamAlert.com

I have seen plenty of websites that were pretending to be Mister Wolf who fixes your problems in cryptocurrency space. Most of them are scammers too, right after they recieved money for fake provided services, they disappear. From my point of view, the psychological aspect plays a major role here. Fraud victims are tend to trust anyone who offers help with magical solutions regarding how to return their losses. I don't know exactly who can help you in this case, it depends on the situation in your country, whether or not cryptocurrencies are regulated in your country. Sometimes it is very helpful to call the police and explain the situation.

Windows Remote Desktop and Teamviewer usually won't load if you got some system hang. For some reason the way the AMD drivers were programmed were that during some crashes, if you try and use the computer normally, all is well. However you can't mine on that GPU. If you try and do a reboot, it for some reason freezes then. You can't log into Teamviewer or Remote Desktop anymore. Hence on some crashes where 5 GPUs out of 6 were still mining, I just left it.

I've been mining since 2013 or so and never had these issues back in the litecoin GPU days of 2013-2014. Those older AMD 15.12 drivers were rock solid stable. Basically never crashed for 1 month, probably used 2x the power even. The issues I think started with Windows 10 for me. Also combined with the buggy AMD drivers released after 2017 wasn't a good combo. Especially their Wattman tool which I could never get to work correct.

Hence this keep this in mind. For some it works but for me it was a big headache to make it long distance.

I had same issue before like you . Here's what I did : I started watching tutorials about how to configure RDP ( Remote Desktop Protocol ) . You can do the same . It is very powerful tool from windows

Good, you should simply understand that just like you have to work to earn your money in real life, you need to work to earn Bitcoin. No one is going to donate you coins without reason, people donate to some causes like helping the poor or the sick. As for startups, it's investment, not charity, and startups are expected to repay their investors with share of their profits. So, you need a solid business plan and some good reputation to get startup funding.