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August 01, 2015, 12:41:08 PM
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Hello Everyone,today i got a message from username aountrader that he needs paypal for bitcoins and gave me his skype id which is miss.msyty
and then she claimed to be the owner of rchange , whether she was not the owner of rchange and also the shown me a proof of blockchain that she got 15 btc and asked me to send paypal Tongue she thought i am a stupid or something lol Tongue then she claimed she is owner of rchange.
I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU TO REPORT HER SO THAT SHE CAN'T SCAM OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE BY SHOWING THEM FAKE PROOFS


IF ONE OF MY THIS POST COULD SAVE SOMEONE FROM THIS SCAMMER , I WILL BE HAPPY Smiley
THANKS IN ADVANCE. Grin


Thanks for the alert. Haven't had email or pm from this guy but even if I would have one for sure I wouldn't believed him. Had red trust on its profile and had very few posts on the forum. So no credentials to be believed. Anyhow good to know from your post. I think that these people must be reported and banned forever from the forum. Their IP too.

Yes ,Buddy you are right but the way she was acting , was kinda professional , like showing blockchain and having 15 btc in it Cheesy and thenasking you to send first and telling u paypal is risky lol Cheesy so thats what made me post here to , with posting this if we could save anyone Smiley that would be great Smiley

You shouldn't be afraid when going first with PayPal; you can always charge it back.
In paypal you allways win chargebacks Smiley most of the time but ,in rear cases you can loose also Smiley so why taking risk Wink?

I've never seen a chargeback lose as it is a forced reimbursement as far as I can remember. Correct me if i'm wrong.

It looks like you know a lot about PayPal, I just want to ask something.. If I make 2 accounts ( the second one with tor, fake ids etc.. ) can I use the fake one to get the payment, then send it to my main account and complete the trade? If my seller decides to chargeback it, my main account shouldn't be affected by it, am I right?
Sound like you are going to do scam Cheesy (lol JUST KIDDING) , yes you can do that but the continuous sending to your main account can cause your both accounts limited and paypal will ask you verification like your id or bank statement etc and then if they are satsified they will release your account.

But One thing , Paypal is highly suspecious about proxies and they do have a good security system , they use to track cookies or your dns, so which could also raise a red flag and they might permanantly close your account.

So i would suggest that dont create a new one with fake details , coz paypal can track it,unless you are cautious about clearning cookies clearing dns etc etc Tongue but you will be caught one day and will loose both accounts Smiley so better to deal with those , whom you can trust.

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August 01, 2015, 12:43:11 PM
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Hello Everyone,today i got a message from username aountrader that he needs paypal for bitcoins and gave me his skype id which is miss.msyty
and then she claimed to be the owner of rchange , whether she was not the owner of rchange and also the shown me a proof of blockchain that she got 15 btc and asked me to send paypal Tongue she thought i am a stupid or something lol Tongue then she claimed she is owner of rchange.
I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU TO REPORT HER SO THAT SHE CAN'T SCAM OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE BY SHOWING THEM FAKE PROOFS


IF ONE OF MY THIS POST COULD SAVE SOMEONE FROM THIS SCAMMER , I WILL BE HAPPY Smiley
THANKS IN ADVANCE. Grin


Thanks for the alert. Haven't had email or pm from this guy but even if I would have one for sure I wouldn't believed him. Had red trust on its profile and had very few posts on the forum. So no credentials to be believed. Anyhow good to know from your post. I think that these people must be reported and banned forever from the forum. Their IP too.

Yes ,Buddy you are right but the way she was acting , was kinda professional , like showing blockchain and having 15 btc in it Cheesy and thenasking you to send first and telling u paypal is risky lol Cheesy so thats what made me post here to , with posting this if we could save anyone Smiley that would be great Smiley

You shouldn't be afraid when going first with PayPal; you can always charge it back.
In paypal you allways win chargebacks Smiley most of the time but ,in rear cases you can loose also Smiley so why taking risk Wink?

I've never seen a chargeback lose as it is a forced reimbursement as far as I can remember. Correct me if i'm wrong.

It looks like you know a lot about PayPal, I just want to ask something.. If I make 2 accounts ( the second one with tor, fake ids etc.. ) can I use the fake one to get the payment, then send it to my main account and complete the trade? If my seller decides to chargeback it, my main account shouldn't be affected by it, am I right?

I wouldn't recommend you going that path. It would be safe if you could just use your main account to receive payments. Not unless you're trying to do fraud.

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August 01, 2015, 12:55:45 PM
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Hello Everyone,today i got a message from username aountrader that he needs paypal for bitcoins and gave me his skype id which is miss.msyty
and then she claimed to be the owner of rchange , whether she was not the owner of rchange and also the shown me a proof of blockchain that she got 15 btc and asked me to send paypal Tongue she thought i am a stupid or something lol Tongue then she claimed she is owner of rchange.
I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU TO REPORT HER SO THAT SHE CAN'T SCAM OTHER INNOCENT PEOPLE BY SHOWING THEM FAKE PROOFS


IF ONE OF MY THIS POST COULD SAVE SOMEONE FROM THIS SCAMMER , I WILL BE HAPPY Smiley
THANKS IN ADVANCE. Grin


Thanks for the alert. Haven't had email or pm from this guy but even if I would have one for sure I wouldn't believed him. Had red trust on its profile and had very few posts on the forum. So no credentials to be believed. Anyhow good to know from your post. I think that these people must be reported and banned forever from the forum. Their IP too.

Yes ,Buddy you are right but the way she was acting , was kinda professional , like showing blockchain and having 15 btc in it Cheesy and thenasking you to send first and telling u paypal is risky lol Cheesy so thats what made me post here to , with posting this if we could save anyone Smiley that would be great Smiley

You shouldn't be afraid when going first with PayPal; you can always charge it back.
In paypal you allways win chargebacks Smiley most of the time but ,in rear cases you can loose also Smiley so why taking risk Wink?

I've never seen a chargeback lose as it is a forced reimbursement as far as I can remember. Correct me if i'm wrong.

It looks like you know a lot about PayPal, I just want to ask something.. If I make 2 accounts ( the second one with tor, fake ids etc.. ) can I use the fake one to get the payment, then send it to my main account and complete the trade? If my seller decides to chargeback it, my main account shouldn't be affected by it, am I right?

I wouldn't recommend you going that path. It would be safe if you could just use your main account to receive payments. Not unless you're trying to do fraud.

How to prevent from chargebacks then?
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August 01, 2015, 12:59:23 PM
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How to prevent from chargebacks then?

By preventing fraudulent payments coming through. Although it is unlikely to work, we cannot identify on who is legit and who is the fraud. Creating two accounts won't help you as paypal have this "domino effect". It will trace the funds until it recovers the amount necessary to cover the chargeback.

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August 01, 2015, 01:14:00 PM
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How to prevent from chargebacks then?

By preventing fraudulent payments coming through. Although it is unlikely to work, we cannot identify on who is legit and who is the fraud. Creating two accounts won't help you as paypal have this "domino effect". It will trace the funds until it recovers the amount necessary to cover the chargeback.

No that's bullshit, they won't do it. They will just put the fake account into negative balance. Imagine you have a shop with electronics that accepts PayPal and someone buy something for $1000, but it's stolen. Do you think that they will take it from your account? Nah.. that's why the idea with 2 accounts came into my head, just based on this.
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August 01, 2015, 01:53:13 PM
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How to prevent from chargebacks then?

By preventing fraudulent payments coming through. Although it is unlikely to work, we cannot identify on who is legit and who is the fraud. Creating two accounts won't help you as paypal have this "domino effect". It will trace the funds until it recovers the amount necessary to cover the chargeback.

No that's bullshit, they won't do it. They will just put the fake account into negative balance. Imagine you have a shop with electronics that accepts PayPal and someone buy something for $1000, but it's stolen. Do you think that they will take it from your account? Nah.. that's why the idea with 2 accounts came into my head, just based on this.

If you managed to withdraw the funds, it will result in negative balance on the account. And as I said, it is unlikely preventable to receive fraud payments. Even with their strict protection program, there is still no guarantee that you wont receive dirty funds.

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August 01, 2015, 02:19:40 PM
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How to prevent from chargebacks then?

By preventing fraudulent payments coming through. Although it is unlikely to work, we cannot identify on who is legit and who is the fraud. Creating two accounts won't help you as paypal have this "domino effect". It will trace the funds until it recovers the amount necessary to cover the chargeback.

No that's bullshit, they won't do it. They will just put the fake account into negative balance. Imagine you have a shop with electronics that accepts PayPal and someone buy something for $1000, but it's stolen. Do you think that they will take it from your account? Nah.. that's why the idea with 2 accounts came into my head, just based on this.

If you managed to withdraw the funds, it will result in negative balance on the account. And as I said, it is unlikely preventable to receive fraud payments. Even with their strict protection program, there is still no guarantee that you wont receive dirty funds.

Hm, it's really hard with PayPal, but PayPal is something like necessary if you want to shop online and fast.
They should reduce the limit of days after the transaction is done to refund to like one month, so BTC can be held in an escrow address for that month.
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August 01, 2015, 02:34:11 PM
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HERE WE GO , SHE HAS CREATED A NEW ID On the name of rchange.net
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=540245
PLEASE REPORT IT ASAP TOO Wink
I CAUGHT HER IN THE CURRENCY EXCHANGE GROUP Cheesy

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August 09, 2015, 09:14:23 AM
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she/her is back again : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1148069.0
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