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Olympus Gold & ServicesScammer's Profile: StrongestVE (652035730507300878)
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Description:
I was referred to StrongestVE by a trusted friend to purchase a maxed account listed for $520 USD, paid via LTC. The account was described as having no black marks and was being sold on behalf of a friend named Paul. After completing the purchase, I discovered that the account had a recent appealed Macro Major black mark, which was not disclosed prior to the sale.
StrongestVE offered a refund when I brought this to his attention. However, out of respect for my friend's referral, I chose to keep the account and deal with the situation myself, trusting both parties involved.
I then invested approximately 600m in wealth into the account and successfully completed the Infernal Cape. The very next day, the account was disabled, and the character was removed from the Jagex launcher. This clearly indicates that the account was reclaimed or hijacked shortly after I had invested significant time and resources into it.
Here are some key points from our interaction:
3 days after
Conclusion:
StrongestVE misrepresented the account's status and then either reclaimed or allowed it to be reclaimed after I had invested substantial time and money into it. His actions, including timing me out after I left a negative vouch, are highly suspicious and unethical. I urge the Sythe community to be cautious when dealing with this individual, and I request that appropriate action be taken to prevent further scams.
Last time I heard from Strong and his reasoning
¡Únete al servidor de Discord Olympus Gold & Services!
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Description:
I was referred to StrongestVE by a trusted friend to purchase a maxed account listed for $520 USD, paid via LTC. The account was described as having no black marks and was being sold on behalf of a friend named Paul. After completing the purchase, I discovered that the account had a recent appealed Macro Major black mark, which was not disclosed prior to the sale.
StrongestVE offered a refund when I brought this to his attention. However, out of respect for my friend's referral, I chose to keep the account and deal with the situation myself, trusting both parties involved.
I then invested approximately 600m in wealth into the account and successfully completed the Infernal Cape. The very next day, the account was disabled, and the character was removed from the Jagex launcher. This clearly indicates that the account was reclaimed or hijacked shortly after I had invested significant time and resources into it.
Here are some key points from our interaction:
- Account Details Misrepresented: The account was listed with no black marks, but upon receiving it, there was a recent appealed Macro Major black mark.
- Refund Offered But Declined: A refund was initially offered, but I declined it to honor my friend’s referral, assuming that things would work out in good faith.
- Account Hijacked After Investment: After adding 600m worth of wealth and completing the Infernal Cape, the account was disabled, and the character was transferred off the Jagex launcher.
- Negative Vouch Response: After leaving a negative vouch due to this incident, I was timed out by StrongestVE, which further suggests malicious intent.
3 days after
Conclusion:
StrongestVE misrepresented the account's status and then either reclaimed or allowed it to be reclaimed after I had invested substantial time and money into it. His actions, including timing me out after I left a negative vouch, are highly suspicious and unethical. I urge the Sythe community to be cautious when dealing with this individual, and I request that appropriate action be taken to prevent further scams.
Last time I heard from Strong and his reasoning
- Ok these will be arguments later, after investigating the facts of this deal:*The deal was made in my company, the published account belonged to a client, that was specified in the ticket,it means that the company was an intermediary in the trade.*When the payment of the account was confirmed, the seller sent the login of the jagex laucher, where the account to be purchased was stored, you had to log in the laucher and transfer it to your laucher.*You sent your jagex email, and the seller was the one who made the transfer, with the confirmation code, which arrived at your gmail for the transfer, the seller sends the new login with the established password to the buyer.*The client is informed to verify and secure his jagex account and authenticate it, changing his password, he verified and was able to observe that the status of the account had a prohibition in the year 2023 by macro, a note is made to the buyer to return your money, if you are not satisfied with what you expected.*who decides that he is happy with taking the account and the deal is closed, the buyer got the account and the seller his money, in the end the buyer is required to publish a voucher, which he did not want to post, to leave the reference to the seller and have a record of their purchase in our company, after the deal the buyer decides to leave the discord,losing a rank discount that was offered to him since the account had a black mark, and the company rewarded him .*After 5 days after the deal was made, the buyer writes to the DM of the administrator who was an intermediary in the business, and shows a screenshot where it can be seen that the laucher where he placed the account he bought is disabled, demanding a refund, due to suspicion. recovery
- [6:28 PM]
-After following up on this deal, these are my observations: 1- the buyer himself should have changed the jagex email, as the seller suggested, this means that the seller could no longer have access records, in this deal the seller had the record since he was the one who changed the email, and the The buyer sent him the registered gmail code, this means that he can keep a section open on the seller's PC by marking his IP and not the buyer's. 2- the buyer kept the same jagex password that the seller set, when changing the gmail, the company suggested the buyer change the password and authenticate the account to obtain greater security, this is an error in an account trade not changing the password, the seller surely kept the registration on his PC, since they never changed the password, the buyer had to enter the page and close all Active Sessions. 3- the buyer, upon entering the jagex website, should have checked that everything was in order, as well as obtaining the status of the account, should have checked the communications preference section, and observed that the account he obtained was correctly logged in to his laucher, at closing the deal the buyer accepted that everything was fine. 4- after having made a deal in the company, and a client does not leave a guarantee that he obtained a product in said company or did a trade with another client, where the company was only a guarantee that both clients obtained what was established, he loses credibility By wanting to defame and make bad comments, when the company was only an intermediary, if you wanted to comment it should have been directly to the seller of the account, with whom you did the business. 5- With all the irregularities that can be seen in this business, as a company I cannot determine who is lying, or who took advantage of the other person's mistakes. - [6:28 PM]
Brother, with all this that I am publishing to you, I let you know that I would not make a refund, I want you to be aware, that you did business with a third party, the company did not sell that account, it is published because as a company we can be intermediaries in that type of business When you assured me that everything was fine, I automatically sent the money to Paul. The company did not make any profit, so you cannot accuse me of being a scammer, because I have never been one nor will I ever be one, and even less so as a friend of my clients. I am. a person who has a good reputation, that's all I'll say and I'll end this topic, if you weren't sure what you were buying, you should have accepted the refund when Paul told you, not to point out to me that they were clan people, etc. I only gave a guarantee that both parties did
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