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September 27, 2018, 01:41:47 AM
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Becareful man. I can search some info about this guy and his company before agreeing but I still think that you should not join
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September 27, 2018, 02:02:52 AM
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you should verify the person before you take any decision.
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September 27, 2018, 04:23:48 AM
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There is no way the guy can scam the OP since he is putting his own money on risk and isn't asking OP to put any of his money into the business. The thing is, the other guy might be transferring the money from an illegal source and doesn't want himself to get tracked for its usage and that is the reason why he offered a guy, completely inexperienced and never known to him, the job so that he gets the business going but no harm should come to him in case something goes wrong.

Actually it's definitely possible this could be a scam. Because before the guy actually deposits the funds, he might give instructions to have the OP make a small deposit to the wallet first saying he needs to confirm the OP is a real person. Or he could ask the OP to send some form of identify for verification so he can steal it and use it to commit a crime.

Is this a legit job offer? Is it even legal? I have no idea how this stuff works and I have been trying to research it all. I don't want to agree to something that will get either of us in trouble.

No, it doesn't sound legit at all especially if it's coming from complete stranger. Ask yourself, would you trust someone you don't know with all your own hard earned funds? This whole thing just sounds super shady don't fall into the trap.

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September 27, 2018, 04:30:13 AM
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The job is "possible" but could be too good to be true.
People are right that no one will give you there whole finance and you manage it.
But the thing is i know in crypto they could just give you some sort of APIs and you can still do the job of managing without actual spending, or making money for the person.
Do you research. I really think it is possible.
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September 27, 2018, 07:49:19 AM
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What if it is a genuine offer from a kind hearted person. Of a truth, money has no friend but a person might just have enough to give out but doing it in a way you won't feel gifted.

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September 27, 2018, 07:52:21 AM
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Hi!

I am a complete stranger to BitCoin, but I got offered a job described as 'customer service' helping a guy manage his wallet. He wants to create an e-wallet for me on localbitcoins.com, put his money in and then for me to carry out orders for him as he sends the details on. It seems super straight forward, and he says he is too busy to do it all himself.

Is this a legit job offer? Is it even legal? I have no idea how this stuff works and I have been trying to research it all. I don't want to agree to something that will get either of us in trouble.

I'd appreciate any help on the matter. Thanks.

Sounds like some kind of scam or a way to have an innocent person take the blame when things go south. No one is too busy to manage their own money.

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September 27, 2018, 09:08:12 AM
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I have never encountered such a thing, although it is incredible, but it seems that he did not ask you to pay any fees and provide your privacy, I think you can try to do this kind of work!

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September 27, 2018, 09:13:03 AM
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What if it is a genuine offer from a kind hearted person. Of a truth, money has no friend but a person might just have enough to give out but doing it in a way you won't feel gifted.

It's a 50-50 chance, but I wouldn't think so... I've recently been scammed for $100 worth of BTC by a "kind hearted person" but as it turns out, he was just being kind hearted to himself. Grin

I would certainly stay away from this job offer, there are too many ways things could go sour for the OP...
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September 27, 2018, 02:02:58 PM
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I think the way this scam work is as follows. You "manage" the wallet from your computer <IP address> and he is taken out of the loop, when people start looking for him. The IP address and all other information that can be traced, will point back to you and his hands will be clean.

Why would I willingly give such sensitive information to somebody I hardly know?

Another possibility is that he is using a service that only allows one entry/account from one IP address and you are providing him another entry/account from your IP address.  Roll Eyes

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September 27, 2018, 02:10:48 PM
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Nobody will do something for free to anyone. In most cases this will be a scam attempt. Do not trust anybody like this.

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