Scammer's profile link: @Dieze Dieze
Explanation of the trade: Bought an account off him approximately 1 year ago. The account got 'recovered' today or last night and 1.6b 07 was stolen off the account.
How they scammed: Here's the story:
I have had this account for almost or for a full year now. The registered email on this account was and always has been set to HIS personal email to prevent things like this from happening. Whenever i need a password reset link, i can simply appeal a reset and he will send me the reset link so i can change the password.
Recently, i decided to turn this account into a (4-off) maxed main so i could do bigger stakes with this account. He was aware of this since i told him to change the password because the account would be going into training with a person that trains accounts for me. After it was finished. I requested a new password reset so the trainer would have no access to the account and so i could start staking on the account.
Recently i showed @Dieze pictures of some winnings because we talk alot trough skype about all sorts of stuff. So he knew i was making nice winnings on the account ( 1b+ winnings ). Right before this weekend i told him i wasn't going to stake alot because i was busy. I staked for around 2-3 hours Sunday night and left 1.5b on the account as i went to sleep. Why i think he recovered it and stole it?
1. He is the orignal owner of the account. It's basicly impossible for anyone else to hack it randomly after 1 year+. Had no troubles for a whole year up until the point he knows there could be alot of wealth on the account.
2. I had no access to changing the password or recovering it myself. As i'm not the original owner and the contact email for the account has been set to his at all times: Proof here: https://gyazo.com/ba1c5df9bab4a899d3c93372b8833f25 No need to confirm it his actually his email as he can reply and confirm it himself and also i didn't have to ask for a password reset if that was my or someone elses email.
3.I bought an account off @Dieze around 1 week ago which also was set to HIS email. The account got out of training this morning and yet again i asked for a password reset. I changed the password and when i found out the account with 1.5b was hacked. The password from the second account i bought didn't work anymore..? Yet the email was still set to his. Gyazo - b383ba2137cb293e495bbb3fa80dd715.png. And no i didn't mistype the password as he claimed. I changed it this morning to a password i use for most accounts. If you change a password it lets you type it twice to confirm both of them match up so no mistakes could be made.
4. Not sure about this one but when recovering an account which is actually yours. Jagex's system replies within 20-30 minutes. Yet he claims it can take up to 1-2 hours. Here he is saying he will be recovering the account : Gyazo - 264ec94f8c4247e5bdac3f299f4a10f1.png . Gyazo - d957036a3f98ed71a4e65d1d17ee9464.png . And here is the time Jagex replied : Gyazo - 5abbd5483b2f07fa00cb0c081e2edb4c.png ( Around 2 and a half hours later ).
I'm assuming the email that was set to the account was his.
I find it sketchy that also the second accounts password didnt work anymore, There was no wealth on it so there was no reason for him to change the email for that account aswell. My guesses is that he checked if there was any wealth on it as he could have changed the password easily because he owned the email on it. When he saw there was alot of wealth he decided to change the email aswell so he could throw it on 'being recovered'.
Proof that it's their Skype: Gyazo - 513592745fd5f4eaff290050c11b3d36.png
Other relevant explanation: All of this adding up makes it to obvious he took the wealth off the account. I can provide a screenshot of wealth being on the account and a friend confirm there was 1.6b on the account as i was screen sharing some stakes with him.
Explanation of the trade: Bought an account off him approximately 1 year ago. The account got 'recovered' today or last night and 1.6b 07 was stolen off the account.
How they scammed: Here's the story:
I have had this account for almost or for a full year now. The registered email on this account was and always has been set to HIS personal email to prevent things like this from happening. Whenever i need a password reset link, i can simply appeal a reset and he will send me the reset link so i can change the password.
Recently, i decided to turn this account into a (4-off) maxed main so i could do bigger stakes with this account. He was aware of this since i told him to change the password because the account would be going into training with a person that trains accounts for me. After it was finished. I requested a new password reset so the trainer would have no access to the account and so i could start staking on the account.
Recently i showed @Dieze pictures of some winnings because we talk alot trough skype about all sorts of stuff. So he knew i was making nice winnings on the account ( 1b+ winnings ). Right before this weekend i told him i wasn't going to stake alot because i was busy. I staked for around 2-3 hours Sunday night and left 1.5b on the account as i went to sleep. Why i think he recovered it and stole it?
1. He is the orignal owner of the account. It's basicly impossible for anyone else to hack it randomly after 1 year+. Had no troubles for a whole year up until the point he knows there could be alot of wealth on the account.
2. I had no access to changing the password or recovering it myself. As i'm not the original owner and the contact email for the account has been set to his at all times: Proof here: https://gyazo.com/ba1c5df9bab4a899d3c93372b8833f25 No need to confirm it his actually his email as he can reply and confirm it himself and also i didn't have to ask for a password reset if that was my or someone elses email.
3.I bought an account off @Dieze around 1 week ago which also was set to HIS email. The account got out of training this morning and yet again i asked for a password reset. I changed the password and when i found out the account with 1.5b was hacked. The password from the second account i bought didn't work anymore..? Yet the email was still set to his. Gyazo - b383ba2137cb293e495bbb3fa80dd715.png. And no i didn't mistype the password as he claimed. I changed it this morning to a password i use for most accounts. If you change a password it lets you type it twice to confirm both of them match up so no mistakes could be made.
4. Not sure about this one but when recovering an account which is actually yours. Jagex's system replies within 20-30 minutes. Yet he claims it can take up to 1-2 hours. Here he is saying he will be recovering the account : Gyazo - 264ec94f8c4247e5bdac3f299f4a10f1.png . Gyazo - d957036a3f98ed71a4e65d1d17ee9464.png . And here is the time Jagex replied : Gyazo - 5abbd5483b2f07fa00cb0c081e2edb4c.png ( Around 2 and a half hours later ).
I'm assuming the email that was set to the account was his.
I find it sketchy that also the second accounts password didnt work anymore, There was no wealth on it so there was no reason for him to change the email for that account aswell. My guesses is that he checked if there was any wealth on it as he could have changed the password easily because he owned the email on it. When he saw there was alot of wealth he decided to change the email aswell so he could throw it on 'being recovered'.
Proof that it's their Skype: Gyazo - 513592745fd5f4eaff290050c11b3d36.png
Other relevant explanation: All of this adding up makes it to obvious he took the wealth off the account. I can provide a screenshot of wealth being on the account and a friend confirm there was 1.6b on the account as i was screen sharing some stakes with him.



































