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December 07, 2016, 05:32:45 AM Last edit: December 07, 2016, 05:45:05 AM by bL4nkcode |
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What happened:: hackahammer never paid his loan Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=814442Reference Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1693864.0 a thread made by him and i sent him message that he can borrow to me Amount Scammed: 0.005 Payment Method: bitcoin Proof of Payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/542aefd7e284a3f862e34df0dc8c2967d7ad172f2ea6ca22cb066de63cec4ffcPM/Chat Logs: Sige paps. thanks send ko na yung amount. Please post this signed message dun sa ginawa mong thread. done SS Link = https://i.imgur.com/mTqRK8U.pngLast Wednesday night time(+8:00 GMT ) i message him if he will pay that amount he borrow and he reply that he will pay the amount in saturday because he will be paid by that campaign he joined on saturday, so I said yes as long he will pay with the said day. Anu na bro? Makakabayad ka ba? Thursday na bukas.
Hello, sir pwede mag extend sa saturday nalang, kasi sa saturday pa yun pay out ng campaign ko salamat, https://i.imgur.com/JjB2vnb.pngSaturday pass but he never pay and on dec 2 friday I logged in his account I saw in history post that he loaned again from loanshark https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1651708.msg17045851#msg17045851 So that's why I made this thread and another thread in local(Philippines because as we use local language in our convo )and post it here to make people aware of this user. Additional Notes: I will remove the negative trust of this user if he will pay the repayment amount he loaned in this address 1bL4nku3R22RgYzMLu8zssKqHwFiohXik. And to those who knows of alts of this user please tag him also as. Thanks
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bL4nkcode (OP)
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December 07, 2016, 05:50:33 AM |
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Reposting this here: Looks like he have another account in the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1497355.msg15736958#msg15736958It will be stupid to risk his higher rank account and this farmwd account of his if ever he decideds on defaulting. Just leaving this here. Both accounts are linked with this address: 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY So that's what i guess, that he have an alt account as he said to me PM that he will reply me with his other account. Yes that was i saw when I logged in his account and saw that he loaned to loanshark, so that's why I made this thread and together in the local section(PH), Reposting this here: are you the same person as loanshark?
Nope, loanshark and I is different person.
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December 07, 2016, 05:53:25 AM |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=635660 JesusHadAegis has not been online since September. I think he might be banned or something. Do you have any other means of contact besides here in forum? I think he will not loose much seeing if that sr. account is already banned. If you have the member account in you I think that account is also supposedly banned.
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December 07, 2016, 06:14:42 AM |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=635660 JesusHadAegis has not been online since September. I think he might be banned or something. Do you have any other means of contact besides here in forum? I think he will not loose much seeing if that sr. account is already banned. If you have the member account in you I think that account is also supposedly banned. I don't really know about that account(JesusHasAegis) he didn't mentioned that. And since he loaned to loanshark and collateral his account I don't think if loanshark knows this account, and as what I see, maybe he changed the email address of loanshark (This user's email address was changed recently.)because when he send me his account info(username and password) I didn't change any of this information except loanshark.
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December 07, 2016, 10:47:33 AM |
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First of all, I would like to thank you bL4nkcode for lending him and not posting it publicly nor did you tag his account with a neutral trust. This allowed him to scam you and me. You privately gave him a loan, hence there was no record of your loan anywhere and because of this I lost money and I also lost the collateral because it was tagged with red and made worthless. On to this scam accusation, I reviewed the collateral I am holding (hackahammer), the messages between you two were there and saw the conversation regarding the loan between you two. Indeed you loaned him 0.005 BTC and I loaned him 0.005 BTC as well in my thread here. As I have a policy that the transactions, contents and private messages of the account I hold as collateral will be private, I do not read their private messages. After you (bl4nkcode) and I sent the BTC he cashed both of it to this BTC address 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY. Hackahammer Received Funds to 112UA3vd6419UQ2v6ca7Ptyirr6hzz538S 1. bL4nkcode send to Hackahammer2. Lone Shark Send to HackahammerCashed it out to 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY.1. Cashing out bL4nkcode's money2. Cashing out Lone Shark's moneyHe previously used the address 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY and got a loan from condoras here. [1]End note: I got scammed. Nothing to do about it anymore. I did my homework. I background checked the borrower, googled everything about the person and still got burnt. For the record and to caution everybody, reasons why I got scammed: 1. Did not check the transaction history of the btc address. (If the btc address has extensive history tho, this is not possible). 2. Did not check the private messages of collateral before sending loan. (If it has extensive hisntory (again) too much trouble to check and it's against my policy) 3. Someone loaned the person without publicly posting the loan agreement and transactions. (It is fine to give a private loan if you were friends or you trust each other, but if you don't know the guy you should have posted it. But regardless, friends or not, posting the loan agreement is for the public to know. 4. The account was not tagged. (There was really no signs that the person had a previous loan. How will lenders check this if there was not even a neutral trust on the account about a loan). [1] Thanks jaceefrost for pointing out the possible alt of the scammer.
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December 07, 2016, 01:17:38 PM |
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First of all, I would like to thank you bL4nkcode for lending him and not posting it publicly nor did you tag his account with a neutral trust. This allowed him to scam you and me. You privately gave him a loan, hence there was no record of your loan anywhere and because of this I lost money and I also lost the collateral because it was tagged with red and made worthless. On to this scam accusation, I reviewed the collateral I am holding (hackahammer), the messages between you two were there and saw the conversation regarding the loan between you two. Indeed you loaned him 0.005 BTC and I loaned him 0.005 BTC as well in my thread here. As I have a policy that the transactions, contents and private messages of the account I hold as collateral will be private, I do not read their private messages. After you (bl4nkcode) and I sent the BTC he cashed both of it to this BTC address 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY. Hackahammer Received Funds to 112UA3vd6419UQ2v6ca7Ptyirr6hzz538S 1. bL4nkcode send to Hackahammer2. Lone Shark Send to HackahammerCashed it out to 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY.1. Cashing out bL4nkcode's money2. Cashing out Lone Shark's moneyHe previously used the address 3PRuTkHi7tPQJCdJWGgv8t986yjWNeJfoY and got a loan from condoras here. [1]End note: I got scammed. Nothing to do about it anymore. I did my homework. I background checked the borrower, googled everything about the person and still got burnt. For the record and to caution everybody, reasons why I got scammed: 1. Did not check the transaction history of the btc address. (If the btc address has extensive history tho, this is not possible). 2. Did not check the private messages of collateral before sending loan. (If it has extensive hisntory (again) too much trouble to check and it's against my policy) 3. Someone loaned the person without publicly posting the loan agreement and transactions. (It is fine to give a private loan if you were friends or you trust each other, but if you don't know the guy you should have posted it. But regardless, friends or not, posting the loan agreement is for the public to know. 4. The account was not tagged. (There was really no signs that the person had a previous loan. How will lenders check this if there was not even a neutral trust on the account about a loan). 5. Took BTC account as collateral.*[1] Thanks jaceefrost for pointing out the possible alt of the scammer. I don't know how many times it takes getting burned before people to stop taking accounts as collateral. Take away any perceived value of these accounts and watch the account buying/selling slow down dramatically. Simple concept and is good for the community.
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December 07, 2016, 01:49:43 PM |
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I want to say sorry to loanshark, I know I have mistake and I accept its my fault too and I have no experience about this loan thing, I just want to lend him (want to help him as a countrymen) with that small amount and he offer his account as a collateral so I let it be. But I don't really think that he will not pay me as what our deal and loaned again with another user. So I made this thread. I don't know how many times it takes getting burned before people to stop taking accounts as collateral. Take away any perceived value of these accounts and watch the account buying/selling slow down dramatically. Simple concept and is good for the community.
That's true and its also one of the reasons why there are so many users here have alt accounts which used for account farming.
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Lone Shark
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December 07, 2016, 02:41:22 PM |
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@KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
@bL4nkcode: It's done, nothing I could do about it now. I lost 0.005 here without recourse as collateral is also lost. Charge to experience yet again. This venture, lending, has proven to be a charity than a business and I am probably will look into shutting it down.
Anyway, since we don't have anything else to discuss here. I would recommend just locking the thread.
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December 07, 2016, 02:47:37 PM |
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@KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
Who said it's "legal" ? It's frowned upon by the community.Taking Bitcointalk accounts as reliable collateral when they're lesser than senior or hero rank,it's mostly a farmed or a throwaway account.Lending is just the way to make it all seem fair.However it's totally upto lenders and their risk taking abilities.
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December 07, 2016, 02:48:37 PM |
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@KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
@bL4nkcode: It's done, nothing I could do about it now. I lost 0.005 here without recourse as collateral is also lost. Charge to experience yet again. This venture, lending, has proven to be a charity than a business and I am probably will look into shutting it down.
Anyway, since we don't have anything else to discuss here. I would recommend just locking the thread.
It is tolerated for reasons already explained over and over but many in this community do not like it for obvious reasons. Some lenders want it both ways: Make a profit but want action done if a default occurs. They also want the Negatives removed so they can sell that account for profit. Not going to happen. If I tag a defaulted account, I will NOT remove it. I do not care how many threads are posted complaining about it. You are risking your assets by accepting accounts.
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December 07, 2016, 02:59:55 PM |
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If I tag a defaulted account, I will NOT remove it. I do not care how many threads are posted complaining about it. You are risking your assets by accepting accounts.
Hereby I state my support, thus don't bother me with complaints either.
I've already tagged the account.
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Lone Shark
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December 07, 2016, 03:09:41 PM |
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@KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
Who said it's "legal" ? It's frowned upon by the community.Taking Bitcointalk accounts as reliable collateral when they're lesser than senior or hero rank,it's mostly a farmed or a throwaway account.Lending is just the way to make it all seem fair.However it's totally upto lenders and their risk taking abilities. Do you know what's the difference with legal+frowned upon and illegal? Go educate yourself. I bet you're just here for the purpose of your signature campaign. @KWH and Lauda: As I said there is nothing to discuss here. We all agreed to disagree. @Lauda: I get why you denied my request and already accepted your answer before in another thread. No point again in discussing it again here. It's all over. Just lock this. The purpose of this thread has been realized and no further discussion regarding its purpose is necessary.
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December 07, 2016, 03:11:38 PM |
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@KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
Who said it's "legal" ? It's frowned upon by the community.Taking Bitcointalk accounts as reliable collateral when they're lesser than senior or hero rank,it's mostly a farmed or a throwaway account.Lending is just the way to make it all seem fair.However it's totally upto lenders and their risk taking abilities. Do you know what's the difference with legal+frowned upon and illegal? Go educate yourself. I bet you're just here for the purpose of your signature campaign. @KWH and Lauda: As I said there is nothing to discuss here. We all agreed to disagree. @Lauda: I get why you denied my request and already accepted your answer before in another thread. No point again in discussing it again here. It's all over. Just lock this. The purpose of this thread has been realized and no further discussion regarding its purpose is necessary. Show me which signature campaign I am enrolled with? To add: Scams are not removed and why is that? Does it make them "legal"? Maybe you need some of this education you post of?
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When the subject of buying BTC with Paypal comes up, I often remember this:
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein
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December 07, 2016, 03:18:12 PM |
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Do you know what's the difference with legal+frowned upon and illegal? Go educate yourself. I bet you're just here for the purpose of your signature campaign.
That's a nice excuse everybody uses when they've nothing constructive to argue about.Speaking of legal terms,please link me to list of documents accredited in favor of bitcointalk or theymos by a Supreme Body in the States.Yes forum has some "guidelines" and "rules and regulations" which are to be followed by the community.Apart from that,community decides what's best for the forum.It's surprising every butthurt dude nowadays picks up "signature campaign" as a topic in their defense. If you really care about forum and stuff,please stop taking accounts as collateral since it's the root cause of all the other scum happening around. Just lock this. The purpose of this thread has been realized and no further discussion regarding its purpose is necessary.
More like,no one would ever take you seriously.
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Lone Shark
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December 07, 2016, 03:42:17 PM |
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@KWH: Was not addressed to you, was it on the part of my reply to you? Was for Joel. What I am referring to was the difference of LEGAL + FROWNED UPON vs. ILLEGAL.
@Joel: Uhm why would you need a "supreme body in the States?" No state controls how this forum works.
Regardless, the legal and frowned upon statement is entirely different from illegal. Like your question here "Who said it's 'legal?" You were stating that it was illegal to trade, sell, hold as collateral, or transfer ownership of BCT Accounts. Please point me to a document which said that holding BCT Accounts as collateral is illegal. Isn't it true you're here just to spam? Does your butt hurt? You just got hurt from my statement that's why you replied here again.
Again why are we all still discussing? We all agree to disagree. End of story. Peace out.
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December 07, 2016, 04:06:52 PM |
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@KWH: Was not addressed to you, was it on the part of my reply to you? Was for Joel. What I am referring to was the difference of LEGAL + FROWNED UPON vs. ILLEGAL.
@Joel: Uhm why would you need a "supreme body in the States?" No state controls how this forum works.
Regardless, the legal and frowned upon statement is entirely different from illegal. Like your question here "Who said it's 'legal?" You were stating that it was illegal to trade, sell, hold as collateral, or transfer ownership of BCT Accounts. Please point me to a document which said that holding BCT Accounts as collateral is illegal. Isn't it true you're here just to spam? Does your butt hurt? You just got hurt from my statement that's why you replied here again.
Again why are we all still discussing? We all agree to disagree. End of story. Peace out.
I see no valid argument or answer to my post: @KWH: Here we go again with BCT accounts. First of it's legal. Second, there is no immediately reliable collateral available for lenders to take. I don't want to discuss these anymore as there is no point. This has been heavily debated for quite so long and I think we all have agreed to disagree.
Who said it's "legal" ? It's frowned upon by the community.Taking Bitcointalk accounts as reliable collateral when they're lesser than senior or hero rank,it's mostly a farmed or a throwaway account.Lending is just the way to make it all seem fair.However it's totally upto lenders and their risk taking abilities. Do you know what's the difference with legal+frowned upon and illegal? Go educate yourself. I bet you're just here for the purpose of your signature campaign. @KWH and Lauda: As I said there is nothing to discuss here. We all agreed to disagree. @Lauda: I get why you denied my request and already accepted your answer before in another thread. No point again in discussing it again here. It's all over. Just lock this. The purpose of this thread has been realized and no further discussion regarding its purpose is necessary. Show me which signature campaign I am enrolled with? To add: Scams are not removed and why is that? Does it make them "legal"? Maybe you need some of this education you post of?
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When the subject of buying BTC with Paypal comes up, I often remember this:
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein
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December 07, 2016, 04:13:22 PM |
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@Joel: Uhm why would you need a "supreme body in the States?" No state controls how this forum works.
Thanks for stating the obvious.You're too dumb than I thought you'd be. Regardless, the legal and frowned upon statement is entirely different from illegal. Like your question here "Who said it's 'legal?" You were stating that it was illegal to trade, sell, hold as collateral, or transfer ownership of BCT Accounts. Please point me to a document which said that holding BCT Accounts as collateral is illegal.
Where have I mentioned or used the word "illegal" ? I said it's "frowned up" by the community.It's left upto you though. ->This is what my post conveyed.Too bad if you have comprehension problems. Isn't it true you're here just to spam? Does your butt hurt? You just got hurt from my statement that's why you replied here again.
No,I'd reply to whatever I feel like.If you think I'm spamming,please take 2 minutes out of your accounts selling time and report me to my campaign manager.
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December 08, 2016, 01:22:20 AM |
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I agree that bitcointalk accounts should not be used as collateral. Since they are free to create, you are most likely to have the account dumped on you (loanee will just create another account) and then you are responsible to sell it. Plus you run the risk of default trust members tagging the account since it defaulted.
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December 08, 2016, 01:30:53 AM |
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I agree that bitcointalk accounts should not be used as collateral. Since they are free to create, you are most likely to have the account dumped on you (loanee will just create another account) and then you are responsible to sell it. Plus you run the risk of default trust members tagging the account since it defaulted.
I have a point to make about accepting accounts as collateral: they should not have any intrinsic value behind them but should serve as a way to remove influence from potential scammers. Accept them as collateral only if you were to accept a no-collateral loan from the user with the same amount requested. For example, if a user requests a loan to you providing their account as collateral with an amount of 0.01 BTC. If you were willing to offer them a no-collateral loan with the amount of 0.01 BTC, then accept their account as collateral - in case it is a disguised account sale. If not, then you simply disregard the loan request.
Thoughts?
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