Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.io/Ping @Ping
Sales Thread: https://cracked.io/Thread-Scam-report-ag...id18001851
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: bro made me refund a impersinator
Screenshots of Communication: the thread
Additional Information: ok so tldr tigeh been targetting me a lot since i leaked his shit so now i just got scammed by a impsersinator becoes of ping because he made me refund a dude which i shouldnt have to be responsible for
Crypto address for a refund: refund is choice of staff but fucking hell ping why you gotta do me like this atleast read the threads and think properly....
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You are indicating as though I had instructed you to refund an imposter. I asked for you to refund the OP, they had already provided the address for refund in the thread. You saw an imposter post below my reply with a BTC address and sent funds to the address, provided a TXID, and asked for the thread to be closed.
You have my condolences for having fallen for a dubious act of a scammer committing impersonation. However, I had no interaction past the point of my reply indicating to issue a partial refund to the buyer which had already provided a payment gateway to receive the funds through on the original thread.
I did however mistakenly close the dispute, after seeing you have sent a payment alongside a transaction id of the payment. I should have confirmed the payment had been sent to the proper address. However, regardless of the action taken at that point, the funds had already been issued to the incorrect individual.
It is not possible for me to be to blame, as the imposter had posted after my reply; I could have in no way coerced for you to fall for this impersonator's trickery unless the impersonator had posted prior to my verdict and I had referenced to their post stating for you to issue the funds to them. The dispute has at this time already been re-instated.
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(25 February, 2022 - 09:30 PM)Ping Wrote: Show More
Hello.
You are indicating as though I had instructed you to refund an imposter. I asked for you to refund the OP, they had already provided the address for refund in the thread. You saw an imposter post below my reply with a BTC address and sent funds to the address, provided a TXID, and asked for the thread to be closed.
You have my condolences for having fallen for a dubious act of a scammer committing impersonation. However, I had no interaction past the point of my reply indicating to issue a partial refund to the buyer which had already provided a payment gateway to receive the funds through on the original thread.
I did however mistakenly close the dispute, after seeing you have sent a payment alongside a transaction id of the payment. I should have confirmed the payment had been sent to the proper address. However, regardless of the action taken at that point, the funds had already been issued to the incorrect individual.
It is not possible for me to be to blame, as the imposter had posted after my reply; I could have in no way coerced for you to fall for this impersonator's trickery unless the impersonator had posted prior to my verdict and I had referenced to their post stating for you to issue the funds to them. The dispute has at this time already been re-instated.
i had asked for a btc address you didnt do your job as staff to enforce the rules and make it so others couldnt post on the scam report ending up in me getting scammed
You are indicating as though Ping had instructed you to refund an impostor.
(26 February, 2022 - 04:27 PM)UHQKarma Wrote: Show More
(25 February, 2022 - 09:30 PM)Ping Wrote: Show More
Hello.
You are indicating as though I had instructed you to refund an imposter. I asked for you to refund the OP, they had already provided the address for refund in the thread. You saw an imposter post below my reply with a BTC address and sent funds to the address, provided a TXID, and asked for the thread to be closed.
You have my condolences for having fallen for a dubious act of a scammer committing impersonation. However, I had no interaction past the point of my reply indicating to issue a partial refund to the buyer which had already provided a payment gateway to receive the funds through on the original thread.
I did however mistakenly close the dispute, after seeing you have sent a payment alongside a transaction id of the payment. I should have confirmed the payment had been sent to the proper address. However, regardless of the action taken at that point, the funds had already been issued to the incorrect individual.
It is not possible for me to be to blame, as the imposter had posted after my reply; I could have in no way coerced for you to fall for this impersonator's trickery unless the impersonator had posted prior to my verdict and I had referenced to their post stating for you to issue the funds to them. The dispute has at this time already been re-instated.
i had asked for a btc address you didnt do your job as staff to enforce the rules and make it so others couldnt post on the scam report ending up in me getting scammed
Look at your reply on the other thread. You can see you are asking Viciouszero for his btc address.
(25 February, 2022 - 07:42 PM)UHQKarma Wrote: Show More
no idea why i have to refund him but sure ig only 100 @Viciouszero send your btc addy
Less than an hour later the impersonator then posted his btc address on the thread and in a rush (your reply to the impostor was posted 1 minute later) you sent the impostor the money not noticing the extra "e" in his username.
The OP of the thread had not replied at any time in between this exchange, and Ping had replied after you said that you refunded the customer. Ping cannot be responsible for you getting scammed, because if you didn't rush to refund you would've caught the impostor. Staff are human, not bots, and they cannot be active enough to monitor deal dispute threads in real time looking for bad posters.
(26 February, 2022 - 06:23 PM)henwy Wrote: Show More
Hello,
You are indicating as though Ping had instructed you to refund an impostor.
(26 February, 2022 - 04:27 PM)UHQKarma Wrote: Show More
(25 February, 2022 - 09:30 PM)Ping Wrote: Show More
Hello.
You are indicating as though I had instructed you to refund an imposter. I asked for you to refund the OP, they had already provided the address for refund in the thread. You saw an imposter post below my reply with a BTC address and sent funds to the address, provided a TXID, and asked for the thread to be closed.
You have my condolences for having fallen for a dubious act of a scammer committing impersonation. However, I had no interaction past the point of my reply indicating to issue a partial refund to the buyer which had already provided a payment gateway to receive the funds through on the original thread.
I did however mistakenly close the dispute, after seeing you have sent a payment alongside a transaction id of the payment. I should have confirmed the payment had been sent to the proper address. However, regardless of the action taken at that point, the funds had already been issued to the incorrect individual.
It is not possible for me to be to blame, as the imposter had posted after my reply; I could have in no way coerced for you to fall for this impersonator's trickery unless the impersonator had posted prior to my verdict and I had referenced to their post stating for you to issue the funds to them. The dispute has at this time already been re-instated.
i had asked for a btc address you didnt do your job as staff to enforce the rules and make it so others couldnt post on the scam report ending up in me getting scammed
Look at your reply on the other thread. You can see you are asking Viciouszero for his btc address.
(25 February, 2022 - 07:42 PM)UHQKarma Wrote: Show More
no idea why i have to refund him but sure ig only 100 @Viciouszero send your btc addy
Less than an hour later the impersonator then posted his btc address on the thread and in a rush (your reply to the impostor was posted 1 minute later) you sent the impostor the money not noticing the extra "e" in his username.
The OP of the thread had not replied at any time in between this exchange, and Ping had replied after you said that you refunded the customer. Ping cannot be responsible for you getting scammed, because if you didn't rush to refund you would've caught the impostor. Staff are human, not bots, and they cannot be active enough to monitor deal dispute threads in real time looking for bad posters.
closed.
damn thats crazy bro but why tf are you replying on this thread and saying closed like your a staff member you have the intellect of a fucking leacher i sent money straight away coes im not a scammer and wanted shit closed
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