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Slyhorde99 said:
Did you ever get ahold any tips it’s been two days now and usually she’s amazing at responding hope I didn’t do anything wrong
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No I’ve had no success either. I’m sure it’s nothing to do with you. Even checked my temp messages I’ve sent and they either expired or have been read because the messages were deleted. Very weird for sure even if something is going on she seemed like the kind of person to keep everyone updated. Never know but I hope it’s nothing bad either way.
 
Jai239 said:
Curious what happens in a worse case scenario here
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if her comms are compromised by f3dz, anyone who sent her an address through temp messages since she was caught could be put on watch down the line, possibly even contacted. you'd be safe using pgp unless they got her key too.

then ofc if she has labels sitting around, that ties back to the addy comms risk.

besides that, there's not a whole lot of risk on the buyer's side besides some orders going unfulfilled unless something is slipping my mind.

if anyone gets a visit - plausibly deniability, you have no idea why that subscription had your name on it.

refuse acceptance and move on with your life.
 
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  1. xenxra @ xenxra: I've opened a case with numerous exchanges at this point to monitor all the addresses I have on hand but after a lot of bakc and forth they all ultimately suggest I file a report with local PD but the people in my area are generally definitely not savvy enough to handle a case like this so I'd be left waiting around for them.to pass my case upto secret service or something
  2. xenxra @ xenxra: not a bad idea, I'm open to anything. problem is I don't really have a direct method of contact with the attacker. they used a VPN with a Google voice number to reach me.bc my number was leaked in a data breach (like 10 times at this point) and then the rest of the ordeal was carried out through a falsified coinbase front-end. atm I'm mostly just concerned with getting any phone numbers I have on hand suspended (done) and as many addresses as possible frozen (in progress)
  3. uncharted @ uncharted: @xenxra It's not the best advice but you could alway's bind a RAT to PDF file and send them an email from a differnt email posing as a lawyer/or some authority figure from a saying someting about sueing/fake affidavit or anything you can think that would make them scared/curious/greedy enough to open it and then drain their crypto or find out who it is and pinpoint their location and file charges. Just brainstorming.
  4. xenxra @ xenxra: appreciate the kind words everyone. I think I'll make it. if I can even just so much as manage to get one of these guys locked up with the trail.i have on them then I can sit well with that. based on a couple addresses I've come across they've taken at least $5mil total from other victims.
  5. T @ timyboy: BTC is soaring woohoo
  6. K @ knofflebon: @xenxra fuuuuuuuck I'm so sorry to hear that, goddamn. Crypto scammers are getting so sophisticated these days. Here's hoping this won't keep you down for too long, painful though it may be.
  7. PHXINC @ PHXINC: i dunno its not up my field. I understand you being over it. im sorry and people suck. shit i was pissed when the snow kids took 1200 from me. You have a good balance. kudos to you. There is another 100k out there.
  8. PHXINC @ PHXINC: i dunno its not up my field. I understand you being over it. im sorry and people suck. shit i was pissed when the snow kids took 1200 from me. Right before that i had a very large amount of things taken from me from a 'friend' through a combined deal to his drop of course. You have a good balance. kudos to you. There is another 100k out there.
  9. RiftChems @ RiftChems: My american heart shines bright tonight
  10. R @ rasetreydir: xenxra wow, 100k? So sorry to hear this but i I admire your patience, and optimism. I cant even pretend I would know what to do if i was in your shoes. Good luck
  11. xenxra @ xenxra: i mean i know how to do bc analytics and such so i figure the only thing a "hacker" on dread would be able to do is counter manipulate the dude but i have no method to contact him anyway besides maybe leaving a spooky note on chain with one of the eth addresses they funneled through
  12. xenxra @ xenxra: im honestly over it already, you live and learn.
  13. xenxra @ xenxra: meh not worth it. i know how to trade so i can bounce back in the end if im not able to recover it. i already spoke to binance and had three accounts frozen and im filing a police report tomorrow.
  14. PHXINC @ PHXINC: Go to the hacker forum on dread, i will say no more. People salivate for jobs like this. they gonna want 25-50% of your coin though if they get it.
  15. xenxra @ xenxra: looks like i lucked out and i might be able to trace this scumlord down
  16. xenxra @ xenxra: @PHXINC it was a pretty complex script they hit me with. I would not be surprised to find out they know how to wash it but I am planning to start tracking it myself tonight. I filed a report with ic3 but I'm not sure how long it'd even take them to look into it.
  17. PHXINC @ PHXINC: Wow. Bitcoin that is easily traceable. Depends how good they are at cleansing it but many are not as good as they think. Go hire up. Shoud not cost too much.
  18. xenxra @ xenxra: it took me like 5 years to save up that bitcoin too
  19. xenxra @ xenxra: @BraveLittleToaster it was yesterday, i'm trying to stay optimistic but that was a pretty big chunk of my savings. no recourse to get any of it back due to where it was taken from.
  20. BraveLittleToaster @ BraveLittleToaster: @xenxra Jesus christ thats a lot of btc, this happened recently? I would lose my shit if that happened to me. I'm sorry that happened to you. f*#king hate scammers so much..
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