POS Scammer: Awesome Stranger

Link to the account I bought for 126m: http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1115334

Link to his profile:http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1115334

Two days ago, I was able negotiate a trade with Awesome Stranger for his level 61 Morrigan staker. The trade went rather smoothly, I went ahead and traded him 126m for the account as I deemed him at trusted at the time due to the many times he had traded accounts in the past. He then proceeded to give me a file with all the account info on it, and I thought that I has just completed a solid, legit trade. However, soon I was able to come to realization that pretty much all the account info on the file was bullshit. Awesome Stranger denied any and all accusations of such and refused to give me a refund or give me the correct info.









As evident in the photos I had provided, that are two blatantly obvious things wrong with Awesome Stranger's attempt to scam me:

1. He states that the account was created in December 2010 but anyone that's not a fool knows that accounts created after November 23, 2010 require e-mail logins.
2. He states that the account has only been a member for one month and that was January 2010, but as evident by the message center, the account was a member on February 6, 2011, and again on March 28, 2011.

Please, staff members of Sythe, do whatever you can to get my hard-earned money back, I have no idea how he was able to get all the trust he did but I don't want him scamming anyone else.

 

And why exactly would you cover the important info? Display name, etc.

Post new screenshots that are unedited.

 

Done.

 

This is the most idiotic scam report I've ever seen. You'll never be able to recover the account, even if you had the exact second of creation as well as the exact one thousandth of a latitude/longitude at which it was created.

You realize all you did was make the seller have a very good reason to never talk to you again (i.e., not be able to unlock it or recover it when you get hacked)? Oh, and you also just made the information on the account which you legitimately own public... so it WILL most likely be hacked.