Today I launched a service called Open Scammer DataBase (OSDB). Our goal is to lower scam rates.
How can I use it?Just go to
https://osdb.pw every time you want to trade with someone. There you just enter the username of the person you want to trade with and after some milliseconds the website will answer with one of four options:
- <username> is trusted. - This means the user you searched for is known as being trusted and it is virtually impossible they scam you
- <username> is a known scammer. - This means the user you searched for is known as being a scammer. It is quite sure that he will scam you.
DO NOT TRADE- Failed to contact database - Something went wrong on our side and the database couldn't be checked for the username. Just try it again later.
- <username> could not be found in our database. - This means the user is unknown. You don't have to be more careful than usually but you should be careful anyways.
How can I submit scammers?Please first go to
https://osdb.pw and check if the user is already marked as scammer. If not go to
https://osdb.pw/submit-scammer.html and enter the usernsme of the scammer and a reference as verification about the scam. We will check and (if the report was real) add it to our database as soon as possible.
How can I submit a trusted person?Please do the same as nmfor scammers but use the form at
https://osdb.pw/submit-trusted.htmlHow can I support you?For financial support which helps us keeping the site running and updated you can donate to the bitcoin address 17gHuJyTSSFJoqZ3wN6FbTyEu9sKfLW57B . Everything sent there will be used for OSDB.
A great way to support us is submitting trusted people and scammers, too
Its very ironic that you offer an anti scamming service but you yourself have negative trust. How do we know you are not a wolf in sheep's clothing?
I didnt click any of your links and I suggest everyone also not to click them.
