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TheSillyOldHen

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R2pleasent stared to buy main accounts in bulk with the guy called james. I gave all the information to him, then left without a trace. This is all recorded in the Buying 100-138s main accounts section on his thread. When he realised that his partner had scammed me and there was nothing he could do, he just stopped talking to me. The account was agreed on a set price of $310. I now don't have the money or my account. No words can describe what im feeling right now, but if theres any justice in this world, he'll pay for what his done.

I recorded the msn log via screen shots.
If i can get an admin to contact me on msn i can send you the screen shots i've taken. Thankyou.
 
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Post the screenshots here or send them to my pm box and I'll post them where they need to go.
 
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I will PM R2 to get the full story and we'll get to the bottom of this.
 
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Basically, let's be clear here. You say you are the Original Owner of the account, and yet you are unable to even recover it. That in itself is extremely sketchy. You claim that James tested the info and that it worked, so if he did, you should be able to recover it too.

Furthermore, there is no proof James changed your password. Realistically, it could have been you, or one of the other owners of the account. You claim to be the original owner, but once again, you aren't even able to recover your own account. I could recover any account I own on RS without recoveries / email no problem. If you have any solid evidence that James stole your account, I'd be a little more inclined to work something out with you.

Finally, James was simply a partner of mine. He never was a part of my business, was never entitled to handle payments under my name, and was never given an @R2Pleasent.com email. The only employee that I have is Anne ([email protected]). James and I were going to open up an Account Shop together, but due to his uselessness I have now decided against the idea.

Bottom line is that you should go check your email for old subscription information, or dig back and find some of your old IP addresses. Recovering your own account should really not be a hard thing to do.
 
First of all, don't even begin to try and insult me implying that the account wasn't originally mine. I registered the account probably before I even started puberty. No I can't recover the account now due to your so-called business associate - or should I say 'partner-in-crime'? Also, don't you think it'd be a slight coincidence that I also own accounts with highly similar names?

What would I gain from changing the password myself? You would only check it once again before going ahead with any payment, don't make a ridiculous accusation such as that, as it really does make no sense whatsoever.

Honestly, I couldn't care less whether James was your business partner, friend, or sister-in-law, the fact is that you have been in touch and have been working with a full-blown scamming scumbag. You should be ashamed for even associating yourself with this guy, and of course it is extremely unprofessional for someone who is supposedly respectable among these boards.

Recovering an account isn't as easy as it sounds. Of course I will try, but in the meantime, I think you should rethink how you make your transactions and rethink how you should be running any kind of business in the future. "Sythe Global Moderator", "Highly Trusted" - I'm not impressed.
 
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1) According to R2P, you haven't proven that he recovered the account back.

2) You're a ban evader.
 
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