2 Scammers bagged

Well I'm proud to say that I can add 2 on my "Failed scam attempts" signature.
Not only that, they were probably 2 of the hardest to recover scams. Both were for account purchases, I bought one account a couple weeks ago using Paypal gift (note saying I received the merchandise) and the other happened just yesterday with RSGP. With both scams, I ended up where I wanted to be so I can say they were failed to the scammer. With Paypal, I got a refund, and with RSGP I got the account back.

Now back to the point, I will report these two scammers. The first guy has multiple accounts here on Sythe and his most recent one get banned when I saw him selling the same account (again) in the pures section and reported him. Now when that account got banned, he magically goes on the next day to the original Sythe account he used to scam me and replied to my PM. You can use this picture as proof he did scam me.

(Reason I removed some parts will be explained below)

The next person is Ryanwigan. The proof I have for him is his vouch thread where someone else reported him and his other thread where I accuse him of being a scammer as well. His vouch thread is here, and his other thread is here.
I have ebuddy convo pic when he gives me the account, but it has no use so I won't bother uploading it (unless someone requests it).

Now, the reason I blocked out the messages from the first picture is because I think to myself... "Wow, I must be really lucky, or I must know my shit when it comes to fending off scammers."
Well I don't think luck really can help you with getting stuff back, so I'm guessing I know a thing about scam recovery. This is why I'm asking you guys whether you want me to publish an AntiScam ebook where I'll do my research to find out even more about this issue, and even try to get scammed. I know not many people browse here except mods so mods, cast your vote!

Any questions? Post 'em!

Thanks,
Winston

 

Sorry, but read the stickies on PMs. Anything in a quote box isn't considered evidence at all. Make a new report if you have more to contribute.