Posted June 21, 2016
zeogold
The Puzzlemaster
Registered: Dec 2012
From United States
Lin545
May. 24, 2022
Registered: Jun 2011
From Russian Federation
Posted June 21, 2016
So you have not donated. You have not spent money to other legal people. You have not spent money for "donations" to scammers.
This is your first lie.
You do not work and save, because if you did - you would have sent a code over to friendlies long ago. But you refused to indicate even once that you spent money on someone else. So you don't work and save.
This is your second lie.
From where then comes a claim that people should donate to scammers because they are begging? You don't have money yourself and you want to decide what people should do with it - but you are really not in position to decide!
You don' t know scammers.
I wonder if this the third lie?
Because, what would then else justify your presence on forum? You don't trade, you don't donate, you don't discuss games in specific forums. You do engage in random talks in threads, but majority of time you spend here defending the scammers - but being yourself not in position to argument, because you have never dealt with them nor donated.
So you are lying and wasting time on forum.
If you are not wasting time, then what is your reason of so massive, permanent time investment here then? If you want to know what mine is, its simple - I buy games here. What do you do?
This is your first lie.
You do not work and save, because if you did - you would have sent a code over to friendlies long ago. But you refused to indicate even once that you spent money on someone else. So you don't work and save.
This is your second lie.
From where then comes a claim that people should donate to scammers because they are begging? You don't have money yourself and you want to decide what people should do with it - but you are really not in position to decide!
You don' t know scammers.
I wonder if this the third lie?
Because, what would then else justify your presence on forum? You don't trade, you don't donate, you don't discuss games in specific forums. You do engage in random talks in threads, but majority of time you spend here defending the scammers - but being yourself not in position to argument, because you have never dealt with them nor donated.
So you are lying and wasting time on forum.
If you are not wasting time, then what is your reason of so massive, permanent time investment here then? If you want to know what mine is, its simple - I buy games here. What do you do?
Post edited June 21, 2016 by Lin545
HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted June 21, 2016
high rated
I'm not entirely sure you fully understood what I said. Nowhere did I say (nor do I advocate) that calling out people without anything to support a scam-like behaviour is OK in my book. Even suspicious behaviour needs some evidence to support it in order to make that suspicion public. This is the very reason I ask people to provide evidence of anything they claim about other users.
Now, I'm all for keeping people vigilant, and help people unaware of the scamming problem we have here to avoid falling for certain tactics. But I'm by no means someone others have to take "permission" from in order to do what they want to do. People use their own judgement on how to go about things, just like you do.
From the rest of your arguments, you appear to equate scamming with leeching. IMO, they're not the same thing, though I'll admit that they're not mutually exclusive. But this is not the "Leeches on GOG" thread, and even if it were, I'd still say that evidence is required before labelling someone as such.
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Future User
Registered: Dec 2011
From United States
Posted September 05, 2016
Jesus Christ i just noticed that someone was impersonating an old account of mines on here a couple of years ago. I just looked through this thread right now and noticed a few years too late. Thankfully someone caught on to them and warned others.
I feel violated somehow... lol
I feel violated somehow... lol
Elvis is Dead
Find me in STEAM OT
Registered: Dec 2012
From Other
Posted September 05, 2016
low rated
I feel violated somehow... lol
I never trusted that asshole! Son of god my ass!
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Future User
Registered: Dec 2011
From United States
Posted September 05, 2016
I feel violated somehow... lol
I never trusted that asshole! Son of god my ass!
apehater
cdpr red & gog = a fraud, liars, russophobs...
Registered: Jul 2012
From Cuba
Posted September 28, 2016
low rated
apehater
cdpr red & gog = a fraud, liars, russophobs...
Registered: Jul 2012
From Cuba
fronzelneekburm
I'm back!
Registered: Apr 2012
From China, People's Republic of
Posted September 30, 2016
I posted the following in the trading thread, I guess it won't do any harm if I reiterate it here:
A little word of warning about a user by the name of Thornus. While he isn't a confirmed scammer, I couldn't find any info about him on any of the trading-related threads either, so I'll just share my experience. He asked me about some Steam keys that would be eligible for gog connect. Despite my track record, he insisted that I go first (due to allegedly having been ripped off in the past). After I made him my offer (a $3.74 game in exchange for $5.08 worth of Connect-eligible Steam keys), he said that he only has $3.00 on his card and that I should find something for $3 or less. Make of that what you will, I called the deal off at that point.
A few hours after I posted this I get a bunch of new messages from Thornus, saying that he added some credit to his paysafecard and that he agrees to send first. An hour after not replying to him, I get a message from Dreno21, asking me about gog connect keys. Dreno21 is already on the list of scammer suspects.
Very sketchy, this.
A little word of warning about a user by the name of Thornus. While he isn't a confirmed scammer, I couldn't find any info about him on any of the trading-related threads either, so I'll just share my experience. He asked me about some Steam keys that would be eligible for gog connect. Despite my track record, he insisted that I go first (due to allegedly having been ripped off in the past). After I made him my offer (a $3.74 game in exchange for $5.08 worth of Connect-eligible Steam keys), he said that he only has $3.00 on his card and that I should find something for $3 or less. Make of that what you will, I called the deal off at that point.
A few hours after I posted this I get a bunch of new messages from Thornus, saying that he added some credit to his paysafecard and that he agrees to send first. An hour after not replying to him, I get a message from Dreno21, asking me about gog connect keys. Dreno21 is already on the list of scammer suspects.
Very sketchy, this.
apehater
cdpr red & gog = a fraud, liars, russophobs...
Registered: Jul 2012
From Cuba
Posted October 01, 2016
low rated
A little word of warning about a user by the name of Thornus. While he isn't a confirmed scammer, I couldn't find any info about him on any of the trading-related threads either, so I'll just share my experience. He asked me about some Steam keys that would be eligible for gog connect. Despite my track record, he insisted that I go first (due to allegedly having been ripped off in the past). After I made him my offer (a $3.74 game in exchange for $5.08 worth of Connect-eligible Steam keys), he said that he only has $3.00 on his card and that I should find something for $3 or less. Make of that what you will, I called the deal off at that point.
A few hours after I posted this I get a bunch of new messages from Thornus, saying that he added some credit to his paysafecard and that he agrees to send first. An hour after not replying to him, I get a message from Dreno21, asking me about gog connect keys. Dreno21 is already on the list of scammer suspects.
Very sketchy, this.
fronzelneekburm
I'm back!
Registered: Apr 2012
From China, People's Republic of
Posted October 01, 2016
I love the smell of [url=https://www.gog.com/forum/general/gogs_general_trading_thread/post13345]butthurt in the morning! Smells like victory!
HypersomniacLive
The Reluctant Voter
Registered: Sep 2011
From Vatican City
Posted October 02, 2016
high rated
A little word of warning about a user by the name of Thornus. While he isn't a confirmed scammer, I couldn't find any info about him on any of the trading-related threads either, so I'll just share my experience. He asked me about some Steam keys that would be eligible for gog connect. Despite my track record, he insisted that I go first (due to allegedly having been ripped off in the past). After I made him my offer (a $3.74 game in exchange for $5.08 worth of Connect-eligible Steam keys), he said that he only has $3.00 on his card and that I should find something for $3 or less. Make of that what you will, I called the deal off at that point.
A few hours after I posted this I get a bunch of new messages from Thornus, saying that he added some credit to his paysafecard and that he agrees to send first. An hour after not replying to him, I get a message from Dreno21, asking me about gog connect keys. Dreno21 is already on the list of scammer suspects.
Very sketchy, this.
And did Dreno21 ask for the same GOG Connect eligible games?
fronzelneekburm
I'm back!
Registered: Apr 2012
From China, People's Republic of
Posted October 02, 2016
Sure. Note how he suddenly agrees to my terms once I outed him as a possible scammer in the trading thread. At that point I wouldn't go through with the deal either way, because I'm not willing to give the guy a thumbs up in the trading thread, just so he can scam the next unsuspecting user.
supplementscene
New User
Registered: Nov 2015
From United Kingdom
Posted October 02, 2016
And did Dreno21 ask for the same GOG Connect eligible games?
apehater
cdpr red & gog = a fraud, liars, russophobs...
Registered: Jul 2012
From Cuba
Posted October 02, 2016
low rated
after some further investigation, i suggest to add Thornus and Dreno21 to the scammer list.