Possible seller scam you in p2p to buy usdt in myr? What can appeal do?
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Feb 4 2021, 08:11 PM
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Possible seller scam you in p2p to buy usdt in myr? What can appeal do?
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Feb 4 2021, 08:46 PM
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QUOTE(steady bro @ Feb 4 2021, 08:14 PM) how he scam? all transaction is under escrow wor, if he want to scam u after u transferred the money to his bank account, his usdt will kena hold by the platform also can he just say he didnt receive the myr in his local bank account? Binance can check seller actually received the money?E.g. seller received RM100K in RHB, but didnt confirm with Binance..just say buyer didnt bank in. Buyer provide transaction proof to binance but seller say fake proof..can like that or not? This post has been edited by ahpoo: Feb 4 2021, 08:50 PM |
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Feb 4 2021, 10:16 PM
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QUOTE(steady bro @ Feb 4 2021, 09:13 PM) u can also prove that u transferred to him the money, usually how a p2p escrow transaction will begin like this Noted..so still got some element of fraud risk...I think, in my scenario, in the end binance will take seller's side since there is no way they can confirm buyer provide the correct/non fake proof since no link/relationship with msian financial institutions..dont think they will hold the crypto in escrow forever...- buyer A wants to buy from seller B, buyer A click buy on seller B's page - the platform allocate 1 hour for the transaction to complete, platform will hold seller's bitcoin/crypto - buyer A will have 1 hour to transfer the money to seller B's bank account - buyer A transferred, seller B acknowledged and click he received the money in his bank account, platform will then release seller B's bitcoins/cryptos to buyer A's account/wallet - transaction complete but for the scenario u mentioned - buyer A transferred but seller B didnt acknowledge, after 1 hour, the transaction didnt complete and buyer A report theres a problem, then it goes into dispute, buyer and seller can both prove that he/she did or didnt transfer or receive the money or other problems that arise during the transaction, the seller's bitcoin/crypto is still on hold until the dispute investigation is completed so far i used p2p platforms to buy and sell bitcoins, never encountered any issue, theres once i rmb the buyer bought my bitcoins but i didnt receive his money after like half an hour, then he told me that his online banking ada problem and he cancelled the trade and i get back the bitcoins that was held by the platform and usually if u buy from those reputable sellers, they wont do anything funny one, cos they also cari makan there and built up their reputation, wont because of 1 trade then ruin their reputation and account, and u dont one shot buy 50k or 100k la, try split into multiple transactions, like 3-5k at a time to minimize the risk also Hmm, best way is like you said, to do small batches and hope for the best... This post has been edited by ahpoo: Feb 4 2021, 10:17 PM |
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Feb 4 2021, 10:41 PM
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QUOTE(UserU @ Feb 4 2021, 10:32 PM) It happened to me once years back, but the buyer was trying to scam. i dunno why I cant enlarge your screenshots..so cant read...but i was thinking it can happen the other way around also..so in the end what happened? which side binance sided with? got your cypto back? how long?[attachmentid=10778718] [attachmentid=10778719] |
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Feb 4 2021, 10:52 PM
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QUOTE(UserU @ Feb 4 2021, 10:45 PM) Weird, I downloaded the attachment and reuploaded them. I think LYN has issues with this. oh ok la good for you, buyer cant provide proof...but I think if more advanced scammer, sure can produce fake transaction proof i they really want to...that time also abit hard, but like i said before, most likely the exchange will take seller's side if they cant confirm that the transaction document is not fake. For my case, it happened on Remitano. Buyer claimed he paid but "accidentally sent via IBG" and accused me of trying to scam him. I stood my ground and told him to furnish any proof. He didn't so after 1 day of waiting, the crypto was release back to me. It was a blessing in disguise though, since the price appreciated by then This post has been edited by ahpoo: Feb 4 2021, 10:53 PM |
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