This frantic energy you constantly spew (??????) is likely what is costing you more than having your name on some site nobody has heard of that does not really show up on searches. I realized there was near 0% chance you would take a breath and self reflect so I do appreciate that you will continue to double down on your energy until this thread dies and is forgotten in a day or two.



Nice that you have police forces around the world fighting for your cause in your mind. Cherish that energy (even if nobody else believes you) and do not let the reality of how situations like this (200 bucks????????) are generally handled by law enforcement.

Anyway, feel free to be the first one who starts threads like this to update it with verifiable results in the future. I have said that to many who posted just like you before you, but no doubt you will be different (ok, I say that to all of them as well, but this time I mean it (ok I say that as well to all of them)).

All the best.

You say that to.... oh well **** it

As long as the rules are made crystal clear I don't have a high level of sympathy in most cases. There are of course times where the overall result doesn't necessarily fit the crime, perhaps like here, and on another note I obviously have empathy towards mental health issues etc. Also it's obviously a huge issue if you really did try to contact to repay etc and the site is ignoring you, if this site is made the owners/founnders/whatever clearly have an obligation to maintain it or close it which is something I didn't mention in my previous post.

Whilst you may have good intentions (it's not too clear from your wording, e.g. if you were always 100% going to pay it back or whatever), I think you are over-estimating the intentions in others, there are def people who intend to scam from the start

Website that can possibly ruin your reputation unless you pay them? What could possibly go wrong

I would bet a lot of money you don't get **** done but unfortunately you're a scammer and I wouldn't trust you enough to bet you.

Scamming is Scamming. Lesser, greater, middling... Makes no difference. The degree is arbitrary. The definition’s blurred. If I’m to employ one scammer or another… I’d rather not employ at all.

can you provide proof theyre ignoring you? ss of your convo perhaps?

As a law student you should know your threats are rather meaningless and ultimately serve to have you not be taken seriously. You scammed by knowingly withdrawing money that wasnt yours, I'd imagine you didnt tell them at the time or try to set up a payment plan once you did it. You probably ceased comm and blocked them and forgot about it until it started to bite you in the ass.

What would you prefer they did to warn others about working with someone who scams ppl?? Sorry bro but you're not the victim here, and coming at this the way you are is not helping you get your name off that site. I'd recommend remorse and sincere apologies, AFTER you square up your debt that you acknowledge you stole.

You don't employ anyone. Thank goodness.

Reading a bit much into an attempt at humour.

One thing i really dont get is why OP just didnt pay the debt. His name should be deleted by now no?

It seems the OP is claiming that they aren't responding to the contact link, so there's no one to pay at this point. This might or might not be true, but it's irrelevant.

He admits that he scammed them out of $200. The circumstances under which he stole the money are irrelevant. If you steal, you've committed a crime, and you're also a big a-hole.

Actions have consequences. Here the consequences are fitting. You stole $200, a rather small amount of money. You disappeared for a long time and avoided paying. You figured you had gotten away with it, and this would never come back to bite you.

Now you find yourself published on a scammer website, and people in your real life are discovering it when googling you.

Good.

I hope this happens to more entitled, selfish poker scammers who think that they have a right to steal others' money with zero consequence.

All of your legal threats and plans are nonsense, and they will go nowhere. Best of luck with Interpol, though. I'm sure they'll get right on that.

He’s said they live in Malta, close to 0 chance no one on this site knows or is an acquaintance of the stable. Even if he’s getting no response from the site, post the name of the stable here, or a SN, and I’m sure someone can get in touch with them and OP can pay his debt. I’m sure they have some affiliation with the .rip site as it is a pretty obscure one hardly anyone in this thread had heard of before.

Very likely instead of trying to get it sorted OP will continue to talk about life and the way things are going, perhaps he’ll try to rob a liquor store

Backing disagreements happen all the time. It's not always black and white.

I was blackmailed by a former backer to repay 5 figures of make-up when I quit poker. When I could no longer afford to continue making payments (25% of the wages from my minimum wage job) he contacted my girlfriend and place of work to inform them that I was a scammer and thief.

I'm sure there are plenty of cases of horses outright scamming money. But even in the cases where that is the case, backers have no right whatsoever to go posting people's names, addresses and photo IDs on the internet. It is blackmail.

We're one step away from people using these websites to go chasing these debts like bounty hunters on behalf of whoever posted them.

But that's not the case here.

The guy fully admits that he stole $200 from his backers, claiming that "life circumstances" caused him to do it.

He also didn't pay back as months passed.

Clearly he thought he could just get away with stealing the money because it was "only" $200 and he had "life circumstances" where he talked himself into being justified to steal it, and now he's facing consequences and crying foul.

If you steal and then find yourself profiled on a website of thieves, guess what? You deserve it.

No, it isn't.

Well done sir

too late, axe in car.........

Is the site down? Couldn;t access.

I disagree.

These people aren't in the business of doxing people as a form of public service. They're doing it solely to shame people into paying them money.
"We won't remove your personal information until $x is paid to us" is clearly blackmail.

There are legal channels a backer can go down to pursue genuine debts. I wonder why that almost never happens.

Works fine. Interpol must be busy atm.

Do you think debt collecting agencies work for free?

This is a bit to polarizing imo. Yes he should not have stolen 200$, but your assumptions are way to harsh and may not even be true. Or did i miss something in this thread but do you exactly know the life circumstances he is talking about? And did he actually talk himself in justifying to steal?

His actions did have consequences, he is trying to get clean which is a good thing. I somehow don't think it is justified, or maybe I need to see in proportion, that someone (and im assuming) was in a bad place and stole a relative small amount of money is now not able to get a job and build up a normal living.

That said, scammers need to be outed so I'm a bit indecisive on this specific case.

Its not really blackmail but it is clearly a violation of the GDPR and privacy laws.

Someone should be unable to get a new job because he/she stole $200 once? That seems like a necessary consequence for what he's done?

Actions have consequences. But there is a line here that I think, in these circumstances, has clearly past.

This is of course assuming what he's telling us about his employment is accurate.

If there are several candidates for the job and you google their names you don't hire the one who appears to be a degen and a scammer.