I see an accusation, but I see no evidence. In fact, OP initially posted "
Everything went smooth!", before editing
this post.
Also:
- Negotiating addresses over Telegram is bad practice: there's no way to prove what was said, and Telegram is often used by scammers. It allows to delete chats and change usernames.
- The chat screenshot shows unclear communication. If you make a trade, you should use clear language that can only be interpreted in the correct way. Phrases like "rerurned", "changeb", "500k/0.005", "Ya", "ofc" and "Do you need?" don't sound like you're making a business deal.
- You mentioned 0.005 BTC, but only sent 0.00495000 BTC.
- There are several "instant" exchanges that allow this small trade, even without KYC. My favourite is in LoyceMobile's signature. There's no need to risk this with a stranger.
- You posted in Marketplace (Altcoins), but since it involves Bitcoin, it should/could have been posted in Currency exchange.
Okay, there is too little evidence. I will try to withdraw all negative reviews and close this topic.
But the fact that the deception was committed.
In fact, all your points in the case are well-reasoned.
I just do it to avoid other victims.
But I had a couple of affairs with him and everything went well until this moment, so I made a deal in telegram and quickly. Thank you for pointing mistakes.
