Needgoldlmao has scammed me for an account

Seller's Sythe profile link: needgoldlmao
Vouches if they were exchanged: needgoldlmao vouches
Original selling thread: SOLD (has since editted it)
Proof of contacting seller: see screen shots
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: richard#7697
UID: 208892242062999563

traded him 60m osrs gp

Imgur


the first image is the account it was set to, it was previously set to my account s***********[email protected]

https://imgur.com/a/GG6T4Eg shows mobile screen shots of me on the account

 

@needgoldlmao
You'll have have to help Sam7276 with this recovery or issue a refund if you're unable to

 

thank you, i also forwarded him this post on discord.

 

sorry but this definitely wasn't me. i hadnt touched the account for a whole year and I'm not OO otherwise I would have provided you with recovery information (which i did not receive). @Worm who sold me the account back in 2017 who hasn't been on for a month and he didn't recover it during the time I had it (approx 2 years)


also going by your report timing, it was 2:11 am in the UK here and I was definitely in bed during that time
if I recovered it, you should type in your old password and it should say "your account has been locked on the suspicion that it has been stolen" it seems to me you've just changed the email yourself


also why the fuck would i recover if im trying to sell another account? if i were to recover it'd be after i sold both accounts.

@Gladiator

 

@needgoldlmao
You had no ToS on your thread, or anything for that matter other than the pictures of the account. There's no mention of any OO or recovery terms. Since you can't recover the account, you'll have to refund @sam7276. If you then want to take this up with the OO, you can do so in a separate report.

Kindly issue the refund within 24 hours.

 

Sorry, but i'm definitely not gonna refund someone who is clearly trying to scam me out my money

In the imgur he posted is shows an email link to change the password has been sent to a certain email however if the account is recovered, how does he have access to the account to screenshot the proof of email change? Once the account is recovered, the password that was on at the time doesn't work to login so how has he screenshot it?

During a recovery, an email is sent to the main one first which hints you that your account is being recovered and then a support form is filled out (by the recoverer) once that's accepted the email is changed to the one that was filled out during the recovery and you are prompted to change your password via a link they give you (in the same email that says your recovery has been accepted) so how has he taken the screenshot?

He's literally supplied proof that he's the one changing the email and password himself

edit: this screenshot he wouldnt be able to take that unless he had access to the account which means he did have access so he sent the email change and the password change in the screenshot himself. guys dug his own grave

 

@needgoldlmao
I just got the very same image as @sam7276
https://i.imgur.com/kFJuFlB.png. Anyone can bring up that hint with the username.

All I did was type in the username that you've shown above and "forgot password" to bring up the hint of the registered email. It's not as complicated as you're making it out to be.

DNT + Banned as you have no intention to refund. Feel free to dispute this ban if you change your mind. You can then request a refund/recovery from the OO in a separate report.

@sam7276
Sorry for your loss, please read through the following resources so you can better protect yourself:

1.) Accounts are ALWAYS recoverable, even with a Middleman/Recovery Test!
2.) ALWAYS request a sythe PM, make sure the PM includes both your Discord Name and UIDs as shown here: Discord PM Template. Example of a correct PM: https://i.imgur.com/aRITtNd.png
3.) Familiarise yourself with who you can trust: Trading 101 - Vouches, donor status and how you can stay safe!
4.) Learn how to stay safe from Discord scams: How to Identify & Avoid Being Scammed on Discord [Guide]
5.) If you're still unsure how trustworthy someone is, use a middleman from here: MiddleMan Forums
Although a middleman can't help if the account is recovered as explained in 1.)