Link the current Sythe account: mur
Which violation you are reporting the user for: Not a specific rule, just think it's worth looking into especially with the new report in RaS - definitely a concern with the sheer number of 'recoveries'/etc that I was exposed to while middlemanning
Why you think they're violating Sythe rules: See below
At the beginning of this month I was middlemanning for two users (@mur & MomsCreditCard) - in the middle of this deal while MomsCreditCard was checking the account out & securing it he noticed there were quite a bit of password reset request/auth disable requests/etc (on top of this the RSN is different on all of these occasions). I spoke to Zora about it at the time which it was advised it was not really TWC worthy on it's own (may be now with the RaS being brought up -- or at least looked into further) so I was quite busy and unable to post this up right away. While seeing the report a scammer thread I'd figure it would be beneficial to not leave this from the public/get some additional input on this.
I edited a little of the names not to leak this but you can see that they are all different & even shows the dates of how frequent this was
When asked about it by the person buying the account (MomsCreditCard) here was the response:
Rest of the convo is basically Domce (MomsCreditCard) explaining that he's not comfortable & I proceeded to refund the user as both agreed to cancel the deal. I unfortunately did not get a real response from Mur/Sandshrew as to why there was this many things beyond just him advising he forgot the password. There was no response/mention to me stating that you need the password to login to disable the auth (I'm not really sure if this is true or not but I believe you need the password to disable the auth or at least to send the request how it shows up in the email in the photo).
This might be the same account in question - I am unsure - but wanted to place this out there to shed some light on this. Nothing against @mur it's just a boat load of password changes/auth requests/changing of RSNs in a short timeframe.
Which violation you are reporting the user for: Not a specific rule, just think it's worth looking into especially with the new report in RaS - definitely a concern with the sheer number of 'recoveries'/etc that I was exposed to while middlemanning
Why you think they're violating Sythe rules: See below
At the beginning of this month I was middlemanning for two users (@mur & MomsCreditCard) - in the middle of this deal while MomsCreditCard was checking the account out & securing it he noticed there were quite a bit of password reset request/auth disable requests/etc (on top of this the RSN is different on all of these occasions). I spoke to Zora about it at the time which it was advised it was not really TWC worthy on it's own (may be now with the RaS being brought up -- or at least looked into further) so I was quite busy and unable to post this up right away. While seeing the report a scammer thread I'd figure it would be beneficial to not leave this from the public/get some additional input on this.
I edited a little of the names not to leak this but you can see that they are all different & even shows the dates of how frequent this was
When asked about it by the person buying the account (MomsCreditCard) here was the response:
Rest of the convo is basically Domce (MomsCreditCard) explaining that he's not comfortable & I proceeded to refund the user as both agreed to cancel the deal. I unfortunately did not get a real response from Mur/Sandshrew as to why there was this many things beyond just him advising he forgot the password. There was no response/mention to me stating that you need the password to login to disable the auth (I'm not really sure if this is true or not but I believe you need the password to disable the auth or at least to send the request how it shows up in the email in the photo).
This might be the same account in question - I am unsure - but wanted to place this out there to shed some light on this. Nothing against @mur it's just a boat load of password changes/auth requests/changing of RSNs in a short timeframe.
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