OP 10 September, 2026 - 04:40 PM
Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.st/Luxeacc
Sales Thread: https://cracked.st/Thread-%E2%AD%90-LUXE...E-ACCOUNTS
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: 700 usd
Screenshots of Communication: https://imgur.com/a/zvS4616
Additional Information:
Crypto address for a refund: LTC: LbfZY8HxUDa26uyokoFtehfYHenvsrMv34
I purchased an ING + Independent Reserve account from this seller for $700. The seller’s rules stated that a proxy would be provided if one was available. Instead of informing me that no working proxy was available, the seller intentionally provided me with a faulty proxy and claimed that it was working. When I reported that the proxy was not working, the seller told me to change the connection from SOCKS5 to HTTPS rather than providing a functional proxy or resolving the issue.
After receiving the account, the seller also did not provide me with full access to the email account, and a recovery email remained attached to the account. I contacted the seller about this issue, but he did not resolve it promptly. After approximately two days of contacting him, he eventually gave me the recovery email, presenting it as though he were doing me a favor rather than correcting an issue with the account I had purchased.
After the initial issues were resolved, I logged into the account to make sure everything was working correctly. I enabled PayID, which was the primary reason I purchased the account, and increased the account limit.
When I later attempted to access the account again, I discovered that the PIN code had been changed. The original account holder changing the code was my theory, and the seller had assured me that this was impossible.
At this point, the seller asked whether any transfers had been made. I clearly answered "no" three separate times. He continued asking the same question, which gave me the impression that he was looking for a reason not to honor the warranty.
The seller then ignored me for multiple days. I sent several additional messages but received no response. After another two days, he finally responded by stating that the account limit had been changed and said, ironically, "sorry for your loss." He then claimed that the account was not covered by the warranty.
This directly contradicts what the seller had previously told me. Before, the seller explicitly stated that all his accounts would be covered by the warranty for 48 hours as long as no transfers were made and 1 week for account theft According to his rules. I was clearly within that requirement, and I confirmed multiple times that no transfers had been made.
The seller also stated that the account must be created from a "mule," meaning a real person. I raised my concern later after the account code was changed that this person had potentially changed the account PIN/code, and he said it was impossible.
In summary, the seller failed to provide a working proxy despite his rules regarding proxy availability, provided a faulty proxy instead of informing me that no working proxy was available, failed to provide complete email access, delayed resolving the recovery-email issue, assured me that the original account holder could not change the account code, and ultimately refused to honor the warranty.
I paid $700 for this account and believe the seller should refund me since I never want to deal with this person again.
Sales Thread: https://cracked.st/Thread-%E2%AD%90-LUXE...E-ACCOUNTS
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: 700 usd
Screenshots of Communication: https://imgur.com/a/zvS4616
Additional Information:
Crypto address for a refund: LTC: LbfZY8HxUDa26uyokoFtehfYHenvsrMv34
I purchased an ING + Independent Reserve account from this seller for $700. The seller’s rules stated that a proxy would be provided if one was available. Instead of informing me that no working proxy was available, the seller intentionally provided me with a faulty proxy and claimed that it was working. When I reported that the proxy was not working, the seller told me to change the connection from SOCKS5 to HTTPS rather than providing a functional proxy or resolving the issue.
After receiving the account, the seller also did not provide me with full access to the email account, and a recovery email remained attached to the account. I contacted the seller about this issue, but he did not resolve it promptly. After approximately two days of contacting him, he eventually gave me the recovery email, presenting it as though he were doing me a favor rather than correcting an issue with the account I had purchased.
After the initial issues were resolved, I logged into the account to make sure everything was working correctly. I enabled PayID, which was the primary reason I purchased the account, and increased the account limit.
When I later attempted to access the account again, I discovered that the PIN code had been changed. The original account holder changing the code was my theory, and the seller had assured me that this was impossible.
At this point, the seller asked whether any transfers had been made. I clearly answered "no" three separate times. He continued asking the same question, which gave me the impression that he was looking for a reason not to honor the warranty.
The seller then ignored me for multiple days. I sent several additional messages but received no response. After another two days, he finally responded by stating that the account limit had been changed and said, ironically, "sorry for your loss." He then claimed that the account was not covered by the warranty.
This directly contradicts what the seller had previously told me. Before, the seller explicitly stated that all his accounts would be covered by the warranty for 48 hours as long as no transfers were made and 1 week for account theft According to his rules. I was clearly within that requirement, and I confirmed multiple times that no transfers had been made.
The seller also stated that the account must be created from a "mule," meaning a real person. I raised my concern later after the account code was changed that this person had potentially changed the account PIN/code, and he said it was impossible.
In summary, the seller failed to provide a working proxy despite his rules regarding proxy availability, provided a faulty proxy instead of informing me that no working proxy was available, failed to provide complete email access, delayed resolving the recovery-email issue, assured me that the original account holder could not change the account code, and ultimately refused to honor the warranty.
I paid $700 for this account and believe the seller should refund me since I never want to deal with this person again.
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