My first thread on this topic was closed for undisclosed reasons, so I'm assuming it was due to the improper formatting. As such, this is my second such thread.
Link to scammer's Sythe profile: http://www.sythe.org/member.php?u=343232
Briefly explain the trade: he asked to meet in w4 lumby. The deal was 20m for a 90 day membership pin. it was to be made in two payments of 10m each; one before the pin was given and one after the pin was given and confirmed
How they scammed: the pin was no good
Proof that you were not talking to an impostor: seeing as the other member is saying that i scammed i think its not an imposter
Trade screenshots: i unfortunately do not have pictures of the trade as i didnt expect to be scammed, but i have pictures proving the pin was no good.
the pictures are as follows:
1) proof the pin did not work when entered
2&3) proof that the information entered was exactly as given by the seller
4) proof that my account still does not have membership
additionally, as apparent in picture 2, the other member did not originally give a the country which the pin was associated with. odd, but an important piece of missing information. And while i do not have pictures of this present conversation, when i originally asked him about it, he attempted to circumvent the question assuring me that "he knows that it works" and therefore i did not need to confirm the pin for myself.
Link to scammer's Sythe profile: http://www.sythe.org/member.php?u=343232
Briefly explain the trade: he asked to meet in w4 lumby. The deal was 20m for a 90 day membership pin. it was to be made in two payments of 10m each; one before the pin was given and one after the pin was given and confirmed
How they scammed: the pin was no good
Proof that you were not talking to an impostor: seeing as the other member is saying that i scammed i think its not an imposter
Trade screenshots: i unfortunately do not have pictures of the trade as i didnt expect to be scammed, but i have pictures proving the pin was no good.
the pictures are as follows:
1) proof the pin did not work when entered
2&3) proof that the information entered was exactly as given by the seller
4) proof that my account still does not have membership
additionally, as apparent in picture 2, the other member did not originally give a the country which the pin was associated with. odd, but an important piece of missing information. And while i do not have pictures of this present conversation, when i originally asked him about it, he attempted to circumvent the question assuring me that "he knows that it works" and therefore i did not need to confirm the pin for myself.
