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Chaquitidor
Guest
Scammer's profile link: One
Amount scammed: $300
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: 931589199256248370
Proof that it's their Discord: Screen capture - a13486712bfee7291cb94d232573051e - Gyazo
Explanation of the trade:
Hello everyone,
(I would like to preface this by saying my original discord account with a majority of the early conversations with Onesome was deleted, so he would need to grab some of what I reference if he is even willing to.)
Over the past week, I've been having Onesome accept payments VIA PayPal for me in what's called a "GroupBuy". These GroupBuy's accept payments from people much like a go-fund-me. There is a set goal and when that set goal is reached I release files to the community, in this specific case it was a group buy for 3 Juice WRLD songs for $7,000.
If you would like an example of a Juice WRLD groupbuy there is currently one going on for $20,000. The link is here - (EXAMPLE) https://discord.gg/9Na2f8TG
Juice WRLD GroupBuy Information (EXAMPLE) - Screenshot - 39d4c56ae1862eb8ecdb4e20841b61f1 - Gyazo
Since the total amount is very large it does sometimes take a while to get there. The groupbuy takes multiple payment methods to get that done; these are Cashapp, Venmo, Crypto, and of course the most lucrative PayPal. When listing out the payment information, we list one for each payment method. This is to easily keep track of payments as TONS of payments come in.
Groupbuy Payment Info (EXAMPLE) - Screenshot - 6a6dd345e962761781b4cd9d0f5f9107 - Gyazo
Since the groupbuy is open to the public, we allow everyone to chip in as long as it is a $5 minimum. With this in mind, I understand that it is best to have a verified PayPal. I didn’t have one so I went about and asked around. Onesome came to me and told me he would hold the payments for a 30% fee and guarantee that the account wouldn’t get locked. I explained to him the process of how groupbuys worked, and he assured me he was the PayPal expert. I made sure he knew payments came from a multitude of places and at random times.
I honestly have no idea how PayPal works. I know it is a disaster to navigate around and accounts are constantly closed. The whole reason I used this service was to guarantee I’d receive my money and avoid the headaches of navigating PayPal. Onesome didn’t provide me any rules or restrictions nor was I advised on how payments should be sent to his PayPal account.
At the beginning of the GroupBuy, I asked Onesome for a PayPal email, in which he provided two emails. As stated before, we only use one email at a time in the groupbuy for tracking reasons. Once I uploaded the email to the server, it did take quite a bit for payments to start rolling in.
Over the first week, Onesome received ~ $180 (This is an estimate) and at that point, the groupbuy was only around $4,000/$7,000. Onesome sent the money over to me in BTC with no issue, with a 30% fee of course. There was only an issue with one payment, in which someone sent $20 with a note of “Sex”. I immediately resolved the problem with Onesome and told him to refund the user who sent that money. Which he did… That was the end of that.
Come 2/13 and 2/14 payments began to pick up. In total ~ $430 was sent to Onesome’s PayPal account after the first payout to me. I contacted Onesome several times on 2/14 but he said he was busy, understood it was Valentine's day. The payments were having no problem earlier in the day, so had this been dealt with quick the money could’ve been off the account before the lock… Screenshot - 3d7950fffdeb28b1a1bd774f39e2287e - Gyazo
After being told I would receive the funds in the morning and when he was available I woke up to a message saying that the account had been locked… Screenshot - baa63c29437d6a65f21a33b8efea0090 - Gyazo
At this point, Onesome began to blame me for the closing of his PayPal account. Saying that because payments were sent from multiple places and with notes, it got his PayPal account closed. My issue is that I was never told this, and I was paying him to deal with PayPal and the headaches that come with it.
I asked Onesome to pay me the $300 that I am owed. Since the $430 was in his account, he promised me he would be able to handle any issues. If there were any issues, like the one $20 payment there would’ve been addressed immediately. Onesome continued to tell me that the ban was my fault and anyone with common sense would know that.
Onesome said he would only provide one solution to the problem. That is if I want to see the money that Onesome lost, I would need to continue to use his services. Except instead of me having to pay a 30% fee to him, I won’t pay any fee until that percentage gap payment covers what he originally owes me. Onesome admits he owes me money but is forcing me to continue to use his failing services in order to get the rest of my money. He already lost my money once and is going to make me risk more money in order to get what I’m owed.
Onesome refuses to deal with this issue unless it's with the solution he provided.
Screenshot - 34a16833aab205d4cd1019ca1cc73aa0 - Gyazo
How they scammed:
Onesome failed to provide the promised PayPal holding service and lost the funds while providing such service even after guaranteeing such a thing would not happen. Once service failed the provider then blamed the customer for the service failing.
Other relevant trade screenshots:
Screenshots of owed PayPal transactions - imgur.com
Amount scammed: $300
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID: 931589199256248370
Proof that it's their Discord: Screen capture - a13486712bfee7291cb94d232573051e - Gyazo
Explanation of the trade:
Hello everyone,
(I would like to preface this by saying my original discord account with a majority of the early conversations with Onesome was deleted, so he would need to grab some of what I reference if he is even willing to.)
Over the past week, I've been having Onesome accept payments VIA PayPal for me in what's called a "GroupBuy". These GroupBuy's accept payments from people much like a go-fund-me. There is a set goal and when that set goal is reached I release files to the community, in this specific case it was a group buy for 3 Juice WRLD songs for $7,000.
If you would like an example of a Juice WRLD groupbuy there is currently one going on for $20,000. The link is here - (EXAMPLE) https://discord.gg/9Na2f8TG
Juice WRLD GroupBuy Information (EXAMPLE) - Screenshot - 39d4c56ae1862eb8ecdb4e20841b61f1 - Gyazo
Since the total amount is very large it does sometimes take a while to get there. The groupbuy takes multiple payment methods to get that done; these are Cashapp, Venmo, Crypto, and of course the most lucrative PayPal. When listing out the payment information, we list one for each payment method. This is to easily keep track of payments as TONS of payments come in.
Groupbuy Payment Info (EXAMPLE) - Screenshot - 6a6dd345e962761781b4cd9d0f5f9107 - Gyazo
Since the groupbuy is open to the public, we allow everyone to chip in as long as it is a $5 minimum. With this in mind, I understand that it is best to have a verified PayPal. I didn’t have one so I went about and asked around. Onesome came to me and told me he would hold the payments for a 30% fee and guarantee that the account wouldn’t get locked. I explained to him the process of how groupbuys worked, and he assured me he was the PayPal expert. I made sure he knew payments came from a multitude of places and at random times.
I honestly have no idea how PayPal works. I know it is a disaster to navigate around and accounts are constantly closed. The whole reason I used this service was to guarantee I’d receive my money and avoid the headaches of navigating PayPal. Onesome didn’t provide me any rules or restrictions nor was I advised on how payments should be sent to his PayPal account.
At the beginning of the GroupBuy, I asked Onesome for a PayPal email, in which he provided two emails. As stated before, we only use one email at a time in the groupbuy for tracking reasons. Once I uploaded the email to the server, it did take quite a bit for payments to start rolling in.
Over the first week, Onesome received ~ $180 (This is an estimate) and at that point, the groupbuy was only around $4,000/$7,000. Onesome sent the money over to me in BTC with no issue, with a 30% fee of course. There was only an issue with one payment, in which someone sent $20 with a note of “Sex”. I immediately resolved the problem with Onesome and told him to refund the user who sent that money. Which he did… That was the end of that.
Come 2/13 and 2/14 payments began to pick up. In total ~ $430 was sent to Onesome’s PayPal account after the first payout to me. I contacted Onesome several times on 2/14 but he said he was busy, understood it was Valentine's day. The payments were having no problem earlier in the day, so had this been dealt with quick the money could’ve been off the account before the lock… Screenshot - 3d7950fffdeb28b1a1bd774f39e2287e - Gyazo
After being told I would receive the funds in the morning and when he was available I woke up to a message saying that the account had been locked… Screenshot - baa63c29437d6a65f21a33b8efea0090 - Gyazo
At this point, Onesome began to blame me for the closing of his PayPal account. Saying that because payments were sent from multiple places and with notes, it got his PayPal account closed. My issue is that I was never told this, and I was paying him to deal with PayPal and the headaches that come with it.
I asked Onesome to pay me the $300 that I am owed. Since the $430 was in his account, he promised me he would be able to handle any issues. If there were any issues, like the one $20 payment there would’ve been addressed immediately. Onesome continued to tell me that the ban was my fault and anyone with common sense would know that.
Onesome said he would only provide one solution to the problem. That is if I want to see the money that Onesome lost, I would need to continue to use his services. Except instead of me having to pay a 30% fee to him, I won’t pay any fee until that percentage gap payment covers what he originally owes me. Onesome admits he owes me money but is forcing me to continue to use his failing services in order to get the rest of my money. He already lost my money once and is going to make me risk more money in order to get what I’m owed.
Onesome refuses to deal with this issue unless it's with the solution he provided.
Screenshot - 34a16833aab205d4cd1019ca1cc73aa0 - Gyazo
How they scammed:
Onesome failed to provide the promised PayPal holding service and lost the funds while providing such service even after guaranteeing such a thing would not happen. Once service failed the provider then blamed the customer for the service failing.
Other relevant trade screenshots:
Screenshots of owed PayPal transactions - imgur.com
































