- Joined
- Oct 19, 2018
- Sythe Gold
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- Messages
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Scammer's profile link: PENG
Amount scammed: Misleading
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: Discord: penggp UID: 1217423973223104522
Proof that it's their Discord: photo I attached
Explanation of the trade: I wanted to buy some osrs gold. I will go in depth below
How they scammed:
Other relevant trade screenshots: provided of our chat.
I contacted this person through Discord because I saw that they accept ideal — a Dutch online bank transfer method, which is the most convenient option for me. I asked for their price for 600M OSRS GP, and they quoted $0.18 USD per million. After confirming that they accept ideal, they told me the total would be €101.50 for 600M.
However, according to currency conversion rates at that time, 600M × $0.18 = $108 USD, which equals €92.24 — meaning their quoted price was €9.26 higher. I found this unusual and asked why the total was significantly higher.
Before I mentioned the currency difference, he had already sent me their bank details, so that I could go ahead and pay. Once I pointed out the price discrepancy, they replied that there was a 10% fee. This was never mentioned beforehand, nor is it stated anywhere in he's gold-selling thread:
[$1000 Donor]
Selling OSRS GP
Crypto / S€PA / Interac / Bank xfer / Wise and more!
He also asked if I was Dutch (which I am), but then claimed I wasn’t and that my messages were “translated,” which was irrelevant and unprofessional.
I’m requesting a TWC (Trade With Caution) because:
The seller failed to disclose the 10% fee before providing payment details.
The fee is not mentioned anywhere in their thread or pricing.
The claimed “processing fee” is suspicious, especially since they claim to be Dutch — iDEAL transfers between Dutch accounts do not carry such fees.
I kindly ask that a Sythe moderator review this case and require the seller to prove the existence of this so-called 10% processing fee, which I highly doubt is legitimate. I have been a Sythe member since 2018, and I can recognize suspicious behavior when I see it. This situation raises several red flags and, in my opinion, warrants a TWC.
Screenshots: imgur.com
Thank you for your time.
Amount scammed: Misleading
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: Discord: penggp UID: 1217423973223104522
Proof that it's their Discord: photo I attached
Explanation of the trade: I wanted to buy some osrs gold. I will go in depth below
How they scammed:
Other relevant trade screenshots: provided of our chat.
I contacted this person through Discord because I saw that they accept ideal — a Dutch online bank transfer method, which is the most convenient option for me. I asked for their price for 600M OSRS GP, and they quoted $0.18 USD per million. After confirming that they accept ideal, they told me the total would be €101.50 for 600M.
However, according to currency conversion rates at that time, 600M × $0.18 = $108 USD, which equals €92.24 — meaning their quoted price was €9.26 higher. I found this unusual and asked why the total was significantly higher.
Before I mentioned the currency difference, he had already sent me their bank details, so that I could go ahead and pay. Once I pointed out the price discrepancy, they replied that there was a 10% fee. This was never mentioned beforehand, nor is it stated anywhere in he's gold-selling thread:
He also asked if I was Dutch (which I am), but then claimed I wasn’t and that my messages were “translated,” which was irrelevant and unprofessional.
I’m requesting a TWC (Trade With Caution) because:
The seller failed to disclose the 10% fee before providing payment details.
The fee is not mentioned anywhere in their thread or pricing.
The claimed “processing fee” is suspicious, especially since they claim to be Dutch — iDEAL transfers between Dutch accounts do not carry such fees.
I kindly ask that a Sythe moderator review this case and require the seller to prove the existence of this so-called 10% processing fee, which I highly doubt is legitimate. I have been a Sythe member since 2018, and I can recognize suspicious behavior when I see it. This situation raises several red flags and, in my opinion, warrants a TWC.
Screenshots: imgur.com
Thank you for your time.
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