re: http://www.sythe.org/13362246-post18.html
If I have to pay the account back, you're basically establishing precedent whereby if anyone sells an account, and if anything goes wrong down the track, the original seller must refund the latest purchaser. This is pretty dumb because trusted people may sell an account and provide the recovery info, only to have a scammer buy it, recover it, and have the trusted person at fault.
re: http://www.sythe.org/13362283-post19.html
The guy who sold it to you could have easily recovered it. I even have evidence of his intentions when he impersonated you looking for more account info.
If I had the account, I'd give it to you, but truth is I don't have it. You've also screwed up any chance of getting it back by email recovery with the stupid way you approached that.
Don't try to blame this on me, what don't you understand.
1. You brought the account to sythe.
2. You claim to be the original owner.
3. Seb attempted a recovery and failed, you even confirmed the recovery information he gave to me matched the recovery information you gave to him therefore how could Seb of recovered it if both mine and his "recovery information" was correct.
4. You advertised the account sale, therefore you are responsible if not fully at least partially.
The point I am making is, regardless of mine or Seb's attempt in recovering the account, it has been recovered and I have proven that. The person that recovered it is on the account, messaging all my friend's attempting to scam them which I find absolute bollocks. You have to understand how this look's from my part and I want you to explain this;
If "Seb" recovered the account, the account YOU sold him then why are you unable to recover it and he is? When you was a previous owner, a previous owner before him, the previous owner who claimed to be the original owner...






















