@296 please be advised that in transaction 7ecfcd7e3328a26c6ba303de5568605fe3b8c332c174d4022c13e6e229dd27b9 you purchsed stolen property. It is unfortunate that this happened, but the scammer didn't get just me but everyone downstream of the original deception. Once I have a more secure wallet, I want the item returned. Many thanks!
Post by RSI PsYCho🐸
You gave your keys away to a low level scammer. Not sure demanding it back is the right path, I'm not in the business of funding your jpeg recovery, happy to return for what I paid tho ofc ✨
1.27M sat
What the chain says
- Block
- 960 050
- Time
- 2026-07-30T01:49:10Z
- Signer
- 1K7fN131LXFPDSZkdyzHuChKPcUXjMhPDE
- App
- twetch
- Type
- reply
- Content type
- text/markdown
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
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1K7fN131LXFPDSZkdyzHuChKPcUXjMhPDE UnverifiedReplies (2)
This ☝️....maybe 4 or 5 ppl fell for it, not "everyone downstream". I'm really not a fan of being told what to do, especially by a stranger that wants something from me. I have no problem returning the items but to think we'd do it and take a loss is a little delusional.
634 668 sat
I'm sorry if I sounded demanding. But, this was a statement of fact, and it governs personal property. By downstream, I am referring to title to the items. With the transfer to the scammer occurring under false pretenses, you don't own the items purchased. It affects your ability to list, transfer and sell the items. Respectfully, I don't know what to do.