Scammer: Pisot (no@)
This scammer targets users by offering "guaranteed" matches. He demands large upfront payments, referred to as a "security deposit", often requesting amounts as high as 500€ just to begin.
He insists on total secrecy, repeatedly telling victims "no sharing" to ensure his fake tips aren't exposed. He claims to have "insider" information on specific outcomes.
Once he has extracted the victim's money, he begins to "ghost" them. In one case, a victim revealed they were owed over 1,050€ (including 1k in losses and the 500€ deposit). The scammer stopped responding entirely.
He ignores all pleas for refunds or communication once the funds are transferred.
This scammer targets users by offering "guaranteed" matches. He demands large upfront payments, referred to as a "security deposit", often requesting amounts as high as 500€ just to begin.
He insists on total secrecy, repeatedly telling victims "no sharing" to ensure his fake tips aren't exposed. He claims to have "insider" information on specific outcomes.
Once he has extracted the victim's money, he begins to "ghost" them. In one case, a victim revealed they were owed over 1,050€ (including 1k in losses and the 500€ deposit). The scammer stopped responding entirely.
He ignores all pleas for refunds or communication once the funds are transferred.
Scammer: @john_snow34
This scammer reach out first the Victim, saying that whant to stake for him
Try to have the confidence of the Victim saying that are a lot of scammers in the betting community and ask for smaller ammounts to stake
The Instant Ghosting: Once the victim sends funds or encounters an issue, the scammer immediately pivots. He uses aggressive language like "This bullshit" and "I am out of this" to terminate the conversation.
The Financial Theft:
Once the funds are transferred the scammer claims he has "cashed out" and refuses to provide any refunds. He ignores all pleas for communication once he has secured the victim's money.
This scammer reach out first the Victim, saying that whant to stake for him
Try to have the confidence of the Victim saying that are a lot of scammers in the betting community and ask for smaller ammounts to stake
The Instant Ghosting: Once the victim sends funds or encounters an issue, the scammer immediately pivots. He uses aggressive language like "This bullshit" and "I am out of this" to terminate the conversation.
The Financial Theft:
Once the funds are transferred the scammer claims he has "cashed out" and refuses to provide any refunds. He ignores all pleas for communication once he has secured the victim's money.
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This guy only managed to Scamm here because the victim in this case was actually a well-known scammer themselves, That we have already reported.
@arcticmogul
@arcticmogul
We do not defend scammers. Stealing from anyone whether they are a scammer or not is a negative and unacceptable practice. However, we also have no sympathy for a thief who gets robbed.
In both scenarios, these are simply bad practices. Be fair. That is what matters!
In both scenarios, these are simply bad practices. Be fair. That is what matters!
Scammer: @sanjarsahin
When the bet wins, he demands his commission immediately.
In this case, he led the victim to a -$626 loss and is now refusing to pay his share, despite having a prior agreement.
When confronted, he insults the victim, laughs at police reports, and blames the victim's "timing" to avoid responsibility.
He tries to keep victims hooked by promising a "Maxbet" to recover losses.
Do not trust this guy
When the bet wins, he demands his commission immediately.
In this case, he led the victim to a -$626 loss and is now refusing to pay his share, despite having a prior agreement.
When confronted, he insults the victim, laughs at police reports, and blames the victim's "timing" to avoid responsibility.
He tries to keep victims hooked by promising a "Maxbet" to recover losses.
Do not trust this guy