That is clearly not crazypipe as you can see it is an entirely different e-mail address at multiple points throughout the video. If you go to about 5:50 - 6:20 in the video you can see that you have his sales thread open. First, he clearly states that he is only buying via Moneybookers or Western Union, and second, you can see in giant letters on the page behind the MSN window that his e-mail address is
[email protected]. The person you are speaking with on MSN is "
[email protected]."
Also, I am inclined to believe that you actually set this up to try and make it look like you were scammed. After your little intro showing the chat logs, at about 3:08 in the video it suddenly cuts to the middle of your MSN conversation with the impostor. You have Sythe open on the screen with a verification code you had sent to crazypipe via PM, to confirm you were speaking with the real person.
The person on MSN (the impostor), responds immediately with the verification code that you PM'd crazy pipe. The video also starts halfway through the conversation, so it is very possible that you set this up before you began recording, and had a prearranged code that this person was supposed to confirm at the point in the conversation when you cue him in and say you've sent him a code via PM.
- In this screenshot, you can see that you arranged with the impostor to 'decide' to PM you "Peanut butter and talking with you on MSN now" :
- Screeny: http://puu.sh/zdac
- However, in this earlier screenshot from crazypipe, you can see that YOU actually requested he PM you those exact words so that you had a message from him in your inbox. You then used this as part of your hoax:
- Screeny: http://puu.sh/zd4h
- In the real conversation with crazypipe, he asks you to PM him with a code to verify before trading:
- Screeny: http://puu.sh/zd1j
^ That means he gave YOU a code, which you were supposed to PM back to him on Sythe as verification before trading.
- But, you can see here that in the video, you made it look like it was YOUR idea to PM him the code, and the impostor in the video sends it back to you over MSN to create the false image that you were trading with the real crazypipe:
- Screeny: http://puu.sh/zcVi
- This is where the "real" conversation ends, and crazy pipe asks for your RSN and you don't reply
- Screeny: http://puu.sh/zd6F
So in conclusion to all this, I am banning you for trying to fake an elaborate set up that made it look like you were scammed by Crazypipe.
