Shoutbox

Meh, I don't think posting the login on public is a good idea. Everybody can have fun and login with that, so admins won't know which IP belongs to the scammer.

Only you (or whoever registers the account) and the scammer should know login info, so it's easy to get the scammer IP.

Why do you people think that he hasn't read this thread already?....

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Originally posted by cooldude_i06
hey I've got the same guy this time patchou@gmail.com talking.

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Actually, Stigmata had accidently registred that account...
Now, I dont know how that guy found the password for it

I think he's read this already too, but hey, it's worth a try... If he's still going on with the scamming we have at least a little chance to beat him at his own game .

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Originally posted by Mike
Stigmata had accidently registred that account...
Now, I dont know how that guy found the password for it

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If it says "(E-mail Address Not Verified)" that means he doesn't have access to the email account.

We've established who it is and have the IP address already.

There is no need to go around creating accounts to "catch out" whoever it is.

Are you allowed to tell us?

Is there a need to know who it was/is?

I managed to find out who it was by looking in the server logs.

I wasn't thinking of catching out, fishy, more finding out what they would do once they had an account of another member.

That's what i found interesting time, i would like to know what he/she planned to do once they had username and account. Maybe they thought the user was most likely to give the password they use allready?