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Hey everyone it's Bluebird here with a scammer I managed to catch in Coral Canyons. ilovebetas18 advertising that they were giving away a rare long green spike in their den.
Once I was in their den they stated that they were going to be doing flash, or the accept, accept, decline method.
I began to question their use of this method, and asked why they could not be using a wheel, and truly be giving away the spike instead using a known scamming method. They said that they could do a wheel, but their excuse was that they "wanted a competition".
As I continued to press them on their choice of method, their response was that if I thought it was a scam, I shouldn't play.
There were two more Jammers in the den who were playing along, and I believe that one of them could have been ilovebetas18's helper or an alternate account, because when I pressed further on how suspicious the giveaway was, and in particular when I inferred that they may have a helper, I was promptly locked out of their den.
Be sure to report ilovebetas18 for scamming! Stay safe out there, and make sure to be smart about your trading!
- Bluebird
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