Re:Ask HN: I think I've been scammed - what now?
by gpjt on Sunday January 30, 2011 @08:24AM
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Agreed, I read the original post too quickly and until I saw this comment, I had the impression that mahmud was the scammer. A clarifying edit would be good.
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Re:Ask HN: I think I've been scammed - what now?
by jiganti on Sunday January 30, 2011 @09:58AM
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Sorry about this. It looks like I can't edit it anymore. Mahmud helped me in the early stages, but was not the person I partnered with and has nothing to do with the issues. At this time I don't know how much information my alleged partner has about me so I am going to refrain from outing any information on him. It looks like my best bet is to just walk away at this point.
Re:Ask HN: I think I've been scammed - what now?
by lrm242 on Sunday January 30, 2011 @01:21PM
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jiganti, as I mentioned it is your perogative to not out this user. However, I have done some poking around and posted my findings here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2158590
Re:Ask HN: I think I've been scammed - what now?
by random42 on Tuesday February 01, 2011 @01:34AM
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If I were you, I'd delete the post ASAP, before google bots reach, I edit were not possible anymore, and start a new thread. (Copy all the important/helpful suggestions).
A person's reputation can be destroyed very easily on the internet. (I, for one, even after reading pretty slowing, thought 'mahmud' was the scammer).
Edit - If you, for some reason, decide not to delete the post, atleast reply directly to mahmud's comment, so when it reaches top, people would see clarification, just underneath it.