**NEGATIVE Feedback Thread (for Marketplace and all Subforums)**
04-09-2018
, 06:58 PM
Last edited by Bobo Fett; 11-04-2019 at 04:59 AM.
Reason: Removing real name for resolved issue.
04-11-2018
, 08:17 AM
Quote:
he is a good dude.. life took me in a different path and havent kept that in touch with him unfortunately.
it just seems like a good bunch (ill estimate about or around 50%) of these "scammers" mention that their life situation is pretty terrible so thats why they had to take the money.
I could be wrong though
it just seems like a good bunch (ill estimate about or around 50%) of these "scammers" mention that their life situation is pretty terrible so thats why they had to take the money.
I could be wrong though
you still my buddy :P
Quote:
Re: Bonez (Corey), this thread is obviously reserved for the bad horses, but I'm gonna take a paragraph to talk about how awesome he is/was. In addition to being a solid grinder, Corey made himself available for nearly every coaching session and brought a lot of light/levity to the group chats.
04-15-2018
, 06:51 PM
Having issues with NegPL
Real name: Krzysztof Nega
Pokerstars name: NegPL
Party Poker name: y5642482893
Pokerstars.ES name: qlirfuhq3t22g
2+2 accounts:
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/469340/
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/177508/
I have backed the above player in the past with some minor issues.
Recently he came back to me, asking to play low stakes. He is known for being very rude/arrogant and hard to work with, but with some hard work from me in the past I got through this. He even asked for my help recently so I deceided to give him a decent ref, just to help him out.
So I thought I could help him again. But again he was tough to work with, not listening to basic things I was telling him to do. Rude/insulting and just overall ignoring me.
When he signed back up he was very keen to be added to my group chat. I never thought to much of it at the time. Once added to the group chat he started spamming all of my players privatly.
Eventually he started asking my players would they like a new backing deal. I look at this player now as a scammer, who I do not trust.
I will be dropping this player in make up and advising every other backer to avoid him (Other backers and other players have also had issues with him)
DO NOT TRUST!
Real name: Krzysztof Nega
Pokerstars name: NegPL
Party Poker name: y5642482893
Pokerstars.ES name: qlirfuhq3t22g
2+2 accounts:
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/469340/
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/177508/
I have backed the above player in the past with some minor issues.
Recently he came back to me, asking to play low stakes. He is known for being very rude/arrogant and hard to work with, but with some hard work from me in the past I got through this. He even asked for my help recently so I deceided to give him a decent ref, just to help him out.
So I thought I could help him again. But again he was tough to work with, not listening to basic things I was telling him to do. Rude/insulting and just overall ignoring me.
When he signed back up he was very keen to be added to my group chat. I never thought to much of it at the time. Once added to the group chat he started spamming all of my players privatly.
Eventually he started asking my players would they like a new backing deal. I look at this player now as a scammer, who I do not trust.
I will be dropping this player in make up and advising every other backer to avoid him (Other backers and other players have also had issues with him)
DO NOT TRUST!
04-30-2018
, 01:06 AM
Alex Cimpan aka masterm1nd2 on Pokerstars from Romania stole 22,000 dollars
Skype ID: alex.cimpan
Pokerstars.eu ID: masterm1nd2
888 Poker ID: swimmingeyes
America's Cardroom ID: candyflipping
NetBet Poker (iPoker Network) ID: dontcallmejones
Alex Cimpan (masterm1nd2) outright stole 22,000 US Dollars of backer's money
On December 24 2015, we signed a contract with and invested in, coached, trained, and gave money to Alex Cimpan also known by the nickname curkein or by his full name Alexandru Cosmin Cimpan, age 25 from Buzau, Romania to play on a staking deal for us on the online poker rooms Pokerstars as masterm1nd2, 888 Poker as swimmingeyes, America's Cardroom as candyflipping, and iPoker as dontcallmejones
He had a rough first year in 2016 but, with some study on his part and some coaching from us, things turned around and starting in January 2017, he began winning and by the end of June 2017 he had made close to 45,000USD profit which we split. He then went on a large downswing of 19,000USD from June to October 2017 which we obviously covered the cost of. However on October 9th 2017, he had a big win of 15,611 US Dollars in the Pokerstars Bounty Builder $215 Tournament. His debt to us at that time was 29,031.19 USD because we had sent him a 10k bankroll a few days prior to help with reloading our other players since he was a silver VIP on skrill and paid no fees.
Before he disappeared, right after he won the tournament, he showed us screenshots of all his cashiers which totaled 22,000USD hoping that he was in profit. However, all of the approximately 22,000 USD in his accounts was ours because it was money that he had lost of ours over the prior months. We believe the fact that he had no profit for himself after winning 22,000USD is likely why he decided to steal and destroy his reputation. In the past, when he had won up to 20,000 USD at once, he didn't need to steal because he was not in debt and was able to keep 50% of the profits
We know that Alex Cimpan likely used some of this money to pay for his marijuana and cigarette habits, but we're unsure what else he plans to use it for besides living more comfortably without having to work. We do know that 22,000USD is a lot of money in any country but in Romania it is especially a lot of money as it can be the equivalent to 3.5 years of a good salary which is likely why he resorted to such criminal measures. He is clearly not trustworthy so we advise you to be careful if he is your friend and if you're considering hiring him, we would urge you to think twice. We warned him we would build a website after he disappeared, but he clearly decided that having 22,000USD was worth more than his reputation in the poker community, on the internet, and with his friends. We hope that all future backers, employers, and friends are aware of his deceitful nature and inclination to steal before they become more involved with him.
We have noticed he is back to playing poker on Pokerstars on masterm1nd2. Backers Beware
Screenshot of poker room and skrill balances right before he decided to steal the funds
https://i.imgur.com/DAEeTtd.png
Photo of Alex
https://i.imgur.com/fuDtMBT.jpg
Graph of his profit right before he stole on sharkscope
https://i.imgur.com/PeO9pLj.png
Skype ID: alex.cimpan
Pokerstars.eu ID: masterm1nd2
888 Poker ID: swimmingeyes
America's Cardroom ID: candyflipping
NetBet Poker (iPoker Network) ID: dontcallmejones
Alex Cimpan (masterm1nd2) outright stole 22,000 US Dollars of backer's money
On December 24 2015, we signed a contract with and invested in, coached, trained, and gave money to Alex Cimpan also known by the nickname curkein or by his full name Alexandru Cosmin Cimpan, age 25 from Buzau, Romania to play on a staking deal for us on the online poker rooms Pokerstars as masterm1nd2, 888 Poker as swimmingeyes, America's Cardroom as candyflipping, and iPoker as dontcallmejones
He had a rough first year in 2016 but, with some study on his part and some coaching from us, things turned around and starting in January 2017, he began winning and by the end of June 2017 he had made close to 45,000USD profit which we split. He then went on a large downswing of 19,000USD from June to October 2017 which we obviously covered the cost of. However on October 9th 2017, he had a big win of 15,611 US Dollars in the Pokerstars Bounty Builder $215 Tournament. His debt to us at that time was 29,031.19 USD because we had sent him a 10k bankroll a few days prior to help with reloading our other players since he was a silver VIP on skrill and paid no fees.
Before he disappeared, right after he won the tournament, he showed us screenshots of all his cashiers which totaled 22,000USD hoping that he was in profit. However, all of the approximately 22,000 USD in his accounts was ours because it was money that he had lost of ours over the prior months. We believe the fact that he had no profit for himself after winning 22,000USD is likely why he decided to steal and destroy his reputation. In the past, when he had won up to 20,000 USD at once, he didn't need to steal because he was not in debt and was able to keep 50% of the profits
We know that Alex Cimpan likely used some of this money to pay for his marijuana and cigarette habits, but we're unsure what else he plans to use it for besides living more comfortably without having to work. We do know that 22,000USD is a lot of money in any country but in Romania it is especially a lot of money as it can be the equivalent to 3.5 years of a good salary which is likely why he resorted to such criminal measures. He is clearly not trustworthy so we advise you to be careful if he is your friend and if you're considering hiring him, we would urge you to think twice. We warned him we would build a website after he disappeared, but he clearly decided that having 22,000USD was worth more than his reputation in the poker community, on the internet, and with his friends. We hope that all future backers, employers, and friends are aware of his deceitful nature and inclination to steal before they become more involved with him.
We have noticed he is back to playing poker on Pokerstars on masterm1nd2. Backers Beware
Screenshot of poker room and skrill balances right before he decided to steal the funds
https://i.imgur.com/DAEeTtd.png
Photo of Alex
https://i.imgur.com/fuDtMBT.jpg
Graph of his profit right before he stole on sharkscope
https://i.imgur.com/PeO9pLj.png
Last edited by Bobo Fett; 07-10-2018 at 06:13 PM.
Reason: Removed personal info.
