Have I Been Scammed By Gold4rs?

Well I paid the money for 9 Mil and they called me and I gave the details. I asked how long it would take to transfer the gold, the girl said seveeral hours, so I go to bed, and now after waking up I check my acc, he's at BH. So I naturally think they used BH to transfer the items, then I check my bank, I try to put in my bank PIN, but it says it's incorrect?? I typed it in like 20 times. How could Gold4rs change my bank pin overnight though??? Now I have to wait 7 days before my PIN deletes.

 

Maybe they changed it to stop anybody from taking things from the bank until they are finished trasferring the gold.

 

Yea those sites are pretty professionals I'm sure they wouldn't scam 9M.

 

dont worry your not scammed i know they wouldnt scam because they have transferred over like 50bill so wouldnt risk being sued legally and having their site taken down for 9m. if you are really that worried u can call them toll free

 

I had a little bit of the same situation a very long time ago. I let them train my account, next thing I know my password is changed and recoveries were set. So I frantically try recovering the account. To my suprise I had an email from them, and it contained my new password and recovery question that they have set to protect my account. In a few hours though my recovery attempt succeeded so the recoveries got deleted anyways.

 

Maybe tom jr. is right, but do you think it would take more than 12 hour.s to transfer the things?

 

they could be busy =)

 

Right, but still how could they have changed my PIN overnight?

 

it takes quite a while and i bought from places like that and the actually secretly changed my pas...dont worry their legit

 

Well I changed my pass after this because I thought they'd like sell my acc on their site, should I change it back?

 

This place has a very high reputation.

A lot of people have keyloggers on their machines, and there might be a dozen people who have access to that account and who may check it daily to see if anything of interest is on it. If somebody with access to an account suddenly found 10 million gold on it, that gold would probably disappear (via Bounty Hunter or whatever means) within 10 minutes. A lot of people give friends access to their accounts. If a friend logged on and found 10 million in gold, they might take it.

The gold sites know this, so many of them will not only set a password, they'll also set a bank pin. That way, nobody can take anything that they've put on the account out of the bank. Once they're done putting the gold on the account, they'll send you an email with your password and bank pin. At that point, they're done with the account, and they expect you to change your password again.

Before you change your password or do anything with your account, you might want to scan your machine with a good Antivirus program.

In my opinion, anybody who scams a reputable site (by charging back a Paypal payment, for instance) is a worthless piece of shit.

 

It's alright guys, I talked to them on customer service, they said my order is done, and they changed my bank PIN for the safety of my account, and they gave me my new PIN, they're very legit.

 

I think you may have got scammed. Why would you purchase from gold4rs?

 

Xaranx I wasn't scammed, I talked to them on their live chat customer service, they changed my PIN for my account's safety, and told me the new PIN, I would reccomend them to anyone.

 

Don't be worried at all it happens all the time they wud get owned if they starting scamming people for only 9m

 

Yea I was pretty sure they wouldn't scam a little 9million GP..... They're legit.

 

how much irl cash did the 9m set you back? and how the hell did they change ur pin overnight, that doesnt add up...

 

It's impossible to change pin overnight. They probably put it in your deposit box, and you just forgot your pin.

 

errrr... yea its possible.. as long as they know your pin they would just go to options and change pin it activates from the second u change it

 

Oh I didn't understand they had the pin to begin with.