This is a good read if you have 10 minutes...


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=896974.0

I am perplexed at this individual. The soft hearted side of me wants to help. But where does personal responsibility step in? What would you do?

As far as I can see you've been honest throughout, even charitable by absorbing the client's losses.

I'm not sure why this woman from the Philippines was using your service but, given ntsdm's behaviour, I rather suspect that he recommended your service to her and made many promises about payouts which did not come to fruition.  Rather than admitting his error and offering to cover her losses from his own pocket he's trying to frame you as the villain of the piece.  Most people will shun/block him.  You are not hurting this person; he is hurting himself.

Have you made contact with the client?

Do you have a system of alerts or reminders which prompts a client as profit approaches/hits zero?  If not, you might consider adding such an optional feature, enabled by default, to keep your clients informed.

Maybe it would be better if you went and held someone up with a gun to steal their money to give away to someone else. That would be the moral thing to do.

People make mistakes due their enviornment and genetics (capaticity to learn and whatnot). Libertarianism is absurd when there isn't even freedom as we know it.

Everything is absurd if you think of it that way. It is perhaps a valid logical point, but it is not constructive. So what do you suggest, delegation of all (illusory) freedoms to other, bigger and stronger organisations because freedom is an illusion anyway, so better to just get rid of it altogether?

Oppressive systems can still cause suffering whether or not people have true 'free will', and even a deterministic mind can define it's own mistakes, and learning from those mistakes is still possible.