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January 05, 2013, 03:36:13 PM
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January 05, 2013, 04:45:27 PM
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Hey Carlos.. Did he return the BTC yet?  Angry


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January 07, 2013, 06:12:59 PM
Last edit: January 07, 2013, 06:26:42 PM by swc1
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Hi everyone!

 First off let me say, it doesn't surprise me the way people have reacted to this situation. This thread on my personal loan with Carlos has really shown the diversity in peoples judgement because at the end of the day whether tolerant or accusing everyone judges. It does sadden me that such situations evoke quick aggressive hateful judgment rather than tolerant understanding judgement, but at the end of the day the internet is faceless and people are more confident here! I have settled this personal matter with Carlos & Paraipan and everybody is happy. Although we could have done without this situation happening in the first place, but that's life.

On NYE I was out with friends having a great night. At the end of the night we got a taxi home, the taxi driver was eager to get to his next job i presume when we left the cab and he sped away and drove over my foot crushing four bones in my foot. I have been in hospital since NYE with four shattered metatarsels and got out this morning.

As you can imagine this has been a horrible situation, ruining my NYE and leaving me broke. I had no health insurance and am now left with a hospital bill of nearly 2,000euro. I had 1200 savings which i have had to spend on this and have come to an agreement with Paraipan with a reasonable payback plan.

I am now forced to sell some of my assets. I have a Cisco 3560g 24 Port switch i used for training that I am willing to sell for half of the price i bought it for. I will be putting an add up on this forum as I would like to promote the bitcoin community we have here. If bought for bitcoin I'm willing to settle for 350 euro or around 35 bitcoin. If you have no use for the switch please see it as an opportunity to help a fellow bitcoiner out a shitty situation and pay hospital bills.

Here is a link to the advert i have on the national irish sales site:

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P.S: Can I just take this oppertunity to tell everyone what really good guys Carlos and Paraipan are. If anything good has come of this let it at least be the model on which they handled this situation. Please don't start trolling and asking silly questions as they will be ignored, getting this thread locked seen as it is resolved would be great but I suppose everything is up for discussion.

Peace :-)
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January 07, 2013, 06:16:53 PM
Last edit: January 10, 2013, 07:51:22 PM by paraipan
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I wish you good luck in your trades and get well soon, will be around if anything.

Edit: 2btc received fc818d7..., hope you can pay the remaining 9btc in the following months.

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January 07, 2013, 06:27:14 PM
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Cheers friend :-)


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January 07, 2013, 06:28:34 PM
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Has anyone received conclusive proof of his injury and hospitalization.

This is a common excuse when creditor ship out on funds due.

I certainly don't expect him to post medical info publicly but I do think confirmation of these events should be delivered to his creditor.  Police report, Hospital Report etc,  even a news paper report (obviously with name redacted) but with conclusive proof it was him.
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January 07, 2013, 06:43:59 PM
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unbelievable.
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January 07, 2013, 07:20:42 PM
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unbelievable.

Quite. What part of having your foot injured was it that caused your first reaction to be to block your borrower on Facebook and then after being called out on this, delete your Facebook account?

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January 07, 2013, 07:51:35 PM
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If he's worked out a deal fucking let it go. If you dobt believe him and are not directly effected by this loan... a simple solution exists. ether ignore his postings or don't make any deals with him.

To beat the issue of posting proof is no longer anyones concern. Furthermore aside from moral support and perhaps advice tips it really wasn't our concern to begin with. I take these.scammer threads for what they are. A simple warning to others concerning deals with a mentioned person within the body of the post.

If he doesn't abide by the payment plan. The OP has a right further.down the road to deface him. But for now let fucking time prove ether way

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January 07, 2013, 07:59:30 PM
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If he's worked out a deal fucking let it go.

raising the question: "If a scammer pays someone back, is he no longer a scammer?  Was he ever a scammer?"

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January 07, 2013, 08:37:16 PM
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January 07, 2013, 09:01:22 PM
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Get well soon!



Thanks dude, happy new year ! :-)
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January 09, 2013, 06:02:38 AM
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Not trying to rub salt in any wounds, but this exchange made me laugh when reading the first convo posted... (paraphrased)

Lender: You owe me 10BTC.
Lendee: A taxi cab ran over my foot.
Lender: Well, I'm just telling you I publicly claimed you're a scammer because you're late, unresponsive, and blocked me on social media.
Lendee: Wtf! Imagine being in my (crushed) shoes!
Lender: Your shoes? Imagine being in MY shoes. I just lost 10BTC!
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January 09, 2013, 09:43:44 AM
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Not trying to rub salt in any wounds, but this exchange made me laugh when reading the first convo posted... (paraphrased)

Lender: You owe me 10BTC.
Lendee: A taxi cab ran over my foot.
Lender: Well, I'm just telling you I publicly claimed you're a scammer because you're late, unresponsive, and blocked me on social media.
Lendee: Wtf! Imagine being in my (crushed) shoes!
Lender: Your shoes? Imagine being in MY shoes. I just lost 10BTC!

Glad you find it funny...
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January 09, 2013, 10:05:20 AM
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Not trying to rub salt in any wounds, but this exchange made me laugh when reading the first convo posted... (paraphrased)

Lender: You owe me 10BTC.
Lendee: A taxi cab ran over my foot.
Lender: Well, I'm just telling you I publicly claimed you're a scammer because you're late, unresponsive, and blocked me on social media.
Lendee: Wtf! Imagine being in my (crushed) shoes!
Lender: Your shoes? Imagine being in MY shoes. I just lost 10BTC!

At that point I didn't knew if the story was real or not, so I only cared about the money.
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