Look at this, I dont know how this guy did it but he is selling his ]Treasure Trooper [/url]account on ebay. What do you guys think, is it a scam or not. With that many referal i think he's an *beep* to sell it. If you dont know what treasure trooper is its a GPT program.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=9503437470


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This post has been edited by Yippee: Mar 27 2006, 03:46 PM

That's stupid of him to sell his account. Why do that when you can sit back and collect cash for doing nothing. And they do pay. I got paid $100 for joining a casino. Spent the money at the casino...lol...but they paid me nonetheless.

yea i really dont know why hes doing that, Treasure Trooper is a dependable site in the long run. I dont know how his dumb brain got that much money.

wow he's got so many referrals, he could get paid for not doing crap. treasure trooper is a great site. weird....

May be he in need of large sum of money in a short time frame?

Well the pay out is suposely in five days, so im sure he can wait five days to get that 240$ in his account. Im making a nice sum of money off ]Treasure Trooper[/url] but i dont get how they pay for it.

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This post has been edited by Yippee: Mar 27 2006, 03:47 PM

^ They are only share part of their profits with you- you don't get all the profits for each offer.

Anyway, love TT as well as other sites found at the blog.

There will obviously be some kind of catch to the sale; I would avoid this one.

This post has been edited by Van Bassidor: Mar 26 2006, 08:27 PM

Or he is a scammer as it would be difficult to prove that he has scammed you

There is always the concern that he will still be able to access the account. Your account is not 100% secure in normal circumstances, let alone when someone else knows your login and password (at least until you change your password, which I suggest you do ).

This post has been edited by Van Bassidor: Mar 26 2006, 09:16 PM

Well ebay is a very reputable site, so i doubt he will try to scam ppl on ebay.

He doesn't represent e-bay.

Not only the password. The email address also need to change to prevent the previous owner to request lost password.

Exactly. Purchasing accounts second hand is very risk orientated. I would avoid doing it at all costs, unless you know the seller personally; even then I would be very cautious.

there's always the chance his referrals or earnings aren't legit either.

the account could be on the verge of getting canceled / deleted by TT too.

too many unknowns.

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