MISTAKE TIP 3.8 BTC

[btc78]

LOL this story sounds super fake.

He got it in 2020 and wants to send it back now? Please.... 

Maybe he had made the funds multiple times and now His conscience is killing Him so for the sake of His emotional feeling he wanted to finally return the funds.

and also he only seeking for Merit as He never ranked since long time without single merit 

which ever the reason i still find this a story created by OP for what reason? well it's only On him.

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[robelneo]

Granting that your story is true if support cannot help you what made you think that the forum can help you unless that sender had an account here you will just invite people to scam you by pretending that they are the one who sent that 3.8 Bitcoin.
Like all the others here there's a big discrepancy in your story, this happen in 2020 and we are already 2022 why now, does it not cross your mind that the sender is not interested anymore because we have not seen a post here that they've sent someone 3.8 Bitcoin and he wants to get back I like to think that your story is just made up, but next time be sure to make a good story that will not arise suspicion.

[Haunebu]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

[peter0425]

You have a Good heart mate (If all of these are true , but i doubt it lol)

Like what said above, if the support cannot help you then why Here in this forum? only small part of members here are playing in same site because there are still many gamblers in crypto that is not a Bitcointalk.org member of if does yet they are not active here because they are spending time to gamble.

But hope you can still find the rightful tipper .

[DoublerHunter]

If we read all the replies here in this thread, the story is high likely a fake story. Looking at his posting history, he seems to be someone with gambling problems. Loot at what is posted by Mahdikarib and we should know what is OP want to do with this story. Scam attempt is detected here...

Also, the unlikely thing here is that they have 3.8 BTC in their possession that is in the gambling site meaning that in an event that this is true, there's a possibility that this isn't a big deal for the one who has sent the bitcoin in accident. But given that a lot of people in the thread smells that something's fishy then it probably is.

^ Possible a trap or a bait right?
Op said it was the last year of 2020 and now OP was realized to return it into the tipster. I also don't believe the OP's story and if you have received that huge amount last year it will probably be you have to withdraw it quickly. I think OP should contact Primedice regarding this matter and find staff who will help him if this story is good to be true and he has a good heart on this way but I still doubted that Op has lied and this is not true. So why here?

[Doell]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

same thought OP post history always accuses famous web gambling here and selling accounts for personal advantage ! I don't believe his writing ,unless there is proof legal ownership of a wallet signature that he has held with a large amount of BTC after all he hasn't been active for a long time it's possible that his account has been hacked or sold

[nakamura12]

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I still won't fall to op's trap if what you said is true. If op really receive that amount of btc and wanted it to return to owner who sent that tip but forgot the username. My suggestion is to donate the money to someone else or donate it to a charity instead of spending it as it is your own money. To tell you honestly, that amount of btc can help a lot of people who really needs help not just me. This may be a trap or just a clickbait and nothing else.

[BitcoinAccepted]

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I still won't fall to op's trap if what you said is true. If op really receive that amount of btc and wanted it to return to owner who sent that tip but forgot the username. My suggestion is to donate the money to someone else or donate it to a charity instead of spending it as it is your own money. To tell you honestly, that amount of btc can help a lot of people who really needs help not just me. This may be a trap or just a clickbait and nothing else.

I second that @nakamura12. If this story was indeed true and OP is genuine with his intentions, I am wondering why it took him quite the time to decide to finally send back the mistaken tip. Also, he should be aware that no one actually believes anything impulsively without seeing some receipts or evidences of such subject or event. On top of it all, there is an existing accusation of him about being a notorious scammer through begging for tips kind of techniques. We all should be careful about such things.

[decodx]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

The OP is obviously fabricating this story. If it were true, I doubt that the OP would ever share it. In addition, since the OP accused Primedice of scamming, it is seemingly absurd for him to continue to use the casino one year later.

The only thing I don't understand here is what kind of sick mind can come up with something like this? What does he expect to accomplish with fabricating such fake stories?

[Russlenat]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

The OP is obviously fabricating this story. If it were true, I doubt that the OP would ever share it. In addition, since the OP accused Primedice of scamming, it is seemingly absurd for him to continue to use the casino one year later.

The only thing I don't understand here is what kind of sick mind can come up with something like this? What does he expect to accomplish with fabricating such fake stories?

He doesn't need a 3rd party to return the money, he can ask primedice to provide him the info so he can return the money. Also, not sure if the one who tipped him still has an active primedice now, ( if it's true), so the best way is to give the money back to primedice and let them contact the user.

Primedice is one of the oldest dice sites in the space, they are not scammed.

[Johnyz]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

This says it all, I’m also wondering why because it makes no sense at all, most probably this is just to creat FUD with this gambling site. Imagine that huge of money mistakenly deposit to your account? I’ll not wait for a year before I report it especially if I’m the sender of that money. Maybe its good to share the official reply of Primedice here.

[mirakal]

I think this story is fake for several reasons. Firstly, his posting history suggests that he has a habit of accusing different crypto casinos for different reasons whenever he loses money there which makes him seem shady.

Secondly, why on earth would he suddenly want to give such a huge amount back after such a long time? This makes him seem even more suspicious.

This says it all, I’m also wondering why because it makes no sense at all, most probably this is just to creat FUD with this gambling site. Imagine that huge of money mistakenly deposit to your account? I’ll not wait for a year before I report it especially if I’m the sender of that money. Maybe its good to share the official reply of Primedice here.

There was no official reply because if there is, OP could have shared it already. Also, Primedice would not be interested in this if it's just a fabricated story, I'm more curious about the mystery if a certain user will message OP, maybe he'll offer something only fool would fall.

[jrrsparkles]

Suddenly I can see many members trying to prove they are honest but this look so fake to me, if you were honest you should had sent the amount when you received itself, anyway now your account is banned so better not to use the platform again but I don't know its allowed in primedice but most of the gambling sites won't allow it.

[Saisher]

There was no official reply because if there is, OP could have shared it already. Also, Primedice would not be interested in this if it's just a fabricated story, I'm more curious about the mystery if a certain user will message OP, maybe he'll offer something only fool would fall.

This is a fabricated story but I don't know OP's motive why he create a story like this, there are a lot of loopholes and inconsitencies, he just made himself a lier here in this forum if he canot prove his post, and any future post like this will be considered as fabricated story, I'm not buying OP's story he just want to get us in a ride.

[ratas]

Maybe ....just maybe, all the OP want is a lot of merits ....

[decodx]

Maybe ....just maybe, all the OP want is a lot of merits ....

Maybe... just maybe, he is so stupid he thought something like this might work. 

@niceonelok, the mission has failed. Back to the drawing board. 

[nakamura12]

I second that @nakamura12. If this story was indeed true and OP is genuine with his intentions, I am wondering why it took him quite the time to decide to finally send back the mistaken tip. Also, he should be aware that no one actually believes anything impulsively without seeing some receipts or evidences of such subject or event. On top of it all, there is an existing accusation of him about being a notorious scammer through begging for tips kind of techniques. We all should be careful about such things.

Well if the evidence is complete then I am ready to give this forum user a negative trust for begging scheme. Maybe the 3.8 btc is received through begging of tips. I also wonder why that kind of amount is tipped. My guess would be that the btc price that time is low and it is less than the amount in usd compared to now. It could also be a way to earn merits by doing a so called good deeds by telling people to return the tip. It took a long time to decide to return the tip so this is most likely fake.

[wxa7115]

If we read all the replies here in this thread, the story is high likely a fake story. Looking at his posting history, he seems to be someone with gambling problems. Loot at what is posted by Mahdikarib and we should know what is OP want to do with this story. Scam attempt is detected here...

Also, the unlikely thing here is that they have 3.8 BTC in their possession that is in the gambling site meaning that in an event that this is true, there's a possibility that this isn't a big deal for the one who has sent the bitcoin in accident. But given that a lot of people in the thread smells that something's fishy then it probably is.

The story just does not seem believable, which is why people are so confused about what to think about it.

After all why wait more than a year to try to give the money back? And if it was such a big amount why the user that sent that amount did not tried to settle this on their own with the support of the casino? And if the support of the casino cannot help him then what does he expects the community to do? Also it is unbelievable to think that someone would have let so much bitcoin in a casino and never made an attempt to withdraw it or to gamble with it.

So as you say everything seems to be very suspicious to me.

[Fredomago]

If we read all the replies here in this thread, the story is high likely a fake story. Looking at his posting history, he seems to be someone with gambling problems. Loot at what is posted by Mahdikarib and we should know what is OP want to do with this story. Scam attempt is detected here...

Also, the unlikely thing here is that they have 3.8 BTC in their possession that is in the gambling site meaning that in an event that this is true, there's a possibility that this isn't a big deal for the one who has sent the bitcoin in accident. But given that a lot of people in the thread smells that something's fishy then it probably is.

The story just does not seem believable, which is why people are so confused about what to think about it.

After all why wait more than a year to try to give the money back? And if it was such a big amount why the user that sent that amount did not tried to settle this on their own with the support of the casino? And if the support of the casino cannot help him then what does he expects the community to do? Also it is unbelievable to think that someone would have let so much bitcoin in a casino and never made an attempt to withdraw it or to gamble with it.

So as you say everything seems to be very suspicious to me.

Unless the person who mistakenly sends the tip if the story is true is a big fat whale inside the house, there's no problem with high rollers
the amount is coverable by the amount they can wager. But moving back to reality, I see your point, if the person who mistakenly sends that to OP he's also the same person who will ask for it.

Beside the amount is noticeable since it's not just a small amount for sending as a tip.

And like what everyone sees about this, I also think that there's nothing that makes sense.

[stomachgrowls]

If we read all the replies here in this thread, the story is high likely a fake story. Looking at his posting history, he seems to be someone with gambling problems. Loot at what is posted by Mahdikarib and we should know what is OP want to do with this story. Scam attempt is detected here...

Also, the unlikely thing here is that they have 3.8 BTC in their possession that is in the gambling site meaning that in an event that this is true, there's a possibility that this isn't a big deal for the one who has sent the bitcoin in accident. But given that a lot of people in the thread smells that something's fishy then it probably is.

The story just does not seem believable, which is why people are so confused about what to think about it.

After all why wait more than a year to try to give the money back? And if it was such a big amount why the user that sent that amount did not tried to settle this on their own with the support of the casino? And if the support of the casino cannot help him then what does he expects the community to do? Also it is unbelievable to think that someone would have let so much bitcoin in a casino and never made an attempt to withdraw it or to gamble with it.

So as you say everything seems to be very suspicious to me.

Unless the person who mistakenly sends the tip if the story is true is a big fat whale inside the house, there's no problem with high rollers
the amount is coverable by the amount they can wager. But moving back to reality, I see your point, if the person who mistakenly sends that to OP he's also the same person who will ask for it.

Beside the amount is noticeable since it's not just a small amount for sending as a tip.

And like what everyone sees about this, I also think that there's nothing that makes sense.

3.8BTC can be considered as a whale in my country, and that is not a small money at all to make such mistakes. Maybe, that sender keeps on contacting the receives for years, and right now OP came wide awake and willing to return the funds, quiet suspicions to me but that’s fine because I’m not involve to this anyway. The site should help the sender to recover the money in the first place, and it should happened back the .

Thats why its really odd for someone who would make out accidents on sending out tips for that kind of amount even if you are a whale then sending out someone with those kind of bitcoin amount

wouldnt really be that easy considering even if its free or something like that on having feeling of being generous because its a big amount speaking of year 2020.I dont know on why OP

boggles that much if he could simply take those bitcoins and would use up for himself and wont be tending to find the real owner since its been given neither intentional or via accident.