Scam report against @mrdawson

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Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.st/mrdawson
Sales Thread: n/a
Amount or Item(s) Scammed:  $780 from one customer, $200 from another, totalling $980
Screenshots of Communication: 
https://limewire.com/d/TVtud#3HjozNsVG1
https://limewire.com/d/P9cNF#PTPkldRpbh

Additional Information: I believe that this report should affect the outcome of the following report made by the user 
https://cracked.st/Thread-SCAMMED-BY-SonicRefs
Crypto address for a refund: n/a
 

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I first came across @mrdawson through the Telegram group ref.sh, where he goes by the handle @tutis777. At the time, he was caught up in an open dispute against another user known as Sonic, having reportedly lost a significant amount of money, and was looking for work to make some of it back. I felt for the guy, and after looking over some of his refund work, I decided to bring him on as a worker to help process orders for my service. Since his own scam report was still open at the time, it genuinely did not cross my mind that he would try anything dishonest, as doing so would have put the outcome of his own case at risk. I did not keep records of our early conversations since everything seemed straightforward at the time and there was nothing to suggest I would need them later.
 
We agreed on the terms of him joining as a worker, and he created a new Telegram account under the name @sealingdeal as I had asked. I put him on two orders: an Apple order worth $1,300 for customer @polla81 and a Back Market order worth $1,300 for customer @alyyx2. He confirmed he could handle both, and I added him into separate group chats with each customer. While I was offline, the Apple order was completed. When I came back, the customer told me that the worker had privately approached him offering a mentorship package and a job processing orders alongside him, none of which I had agreed to or even been told about. The customer had already sent him $500 for this before letting me know. When I brought this up with @mrdawson, he brushed it off and said he thought it was fine, claiming he planned to split the $500 with me on top of the $280 refund fee, which had also been sent straight to him without my knowledge. He then came up with a story about his Binance account being hit with a withdrawal lock and needing 24 hours before he could send anything over. That was enough to put me on edge, and from that point I started keeping records of everything.
 
The next day I got a message from the Back Market customer (@alyyx2) telling me the worker had pressured him into sending payment while I was offline. The customer had asked multiple times to wait until I was available to confirm, but was told the refund was ready and pushed into paying on the spot. When the customer checked his Back Market account, he found that the email address had been changed, which made it clear something was very wrong. Not long after, all chat history with both @tutis777 and @sealingdeal had been wiped. On top of that, the worker had renamed the @sealingdeal account to @senseiworker1, which appeared to be a deliberate move to cover his tracks and make it harder to connect him to what he had done.
 
Even after all of this, @mrdawson was still active and posting in the ref.sh Telegram group. I called him out publicly and he acted as though he had no idea who I was and no memory of ever working with me. Shortly after, I received a message from an account with the display name "Tony" and the username @poIIa81, using a capital "I" in place of the lowercase "l" to mimic my real client @polla81. This person demanded I pay up or they would file a report against me. It did not take long to work out this was @mrdawson/@tutis777. The impersonator had access to confidential emails from the Apple order that only the three people in the original group chat could have seen, those being myself, the customer, and the worker. On top of that, when this person showed up in the group chat, they were carrying the "Sonic Slayer" tag, which had been given exclusively to @tutis777 by a group admin because of his ongoing dispute with Sonic. Nobody else had that tag. The profile picture also did not match the real client's account. When I pointed all of this out, he switched his story and claimed he was just impersonating @mrdawson and had nothing to do with the Sonic report, even though @tutis777 is mentioned throughout that report as the main complainant. It was a clear attempt to wriggle out of it once he realised he had been caught, and he was banned from the group.
 
That was not the end of it. He came back on a second account, still pretending to be the client, telling me the banned account was the real imposter and that I had nearly been scammed again. He said he had a blue profile picture to set himself apart from the other account, but his picture on this account was purple, not blue, which only made it more obvious who it was.
 
While pulling together evidence for this report, I found that the Apple order I had given to @mrdawson had been passed on to another service provider without my knowledge, specifically @Rivo167Refs on Cracked and @Rivo167Refunds on Telegram. Chat logs show @tutis777 sending the order over to @Rivo167Refs to complete, and after the refund went through, @Rivo167Refs was never updated on the outcome, suggesting he was intentionally left in the dark. This, along with going back through the evidence in @mrdawson's report against Sonic, makes me confident that @tutis777 and @mrdawson are the same person. The chat logs in that report repeatedly name @tutis777 as the main complainant, and everything about how he communicated and operated lines up exactly with my own experience dealing with @tutis777. The Sonic Slayer tag, the access to private order information, and the forwarded Apple order all point to the same conclusion without any room for doubt.
 
To be clear, this report is not intended to defend Sonic or dismiss the case that has been opened against him. It is solely about holding @mrdawson accountable for the scams he carried out following that report. I will add that during the course of putting this together, I came across certain information that raised questions about whether @mrdawson may have played a role in the original incident he has reported against Sonic, however I want to stress that this is purely speculation on my part and not something I am in a position to make a formal claim about. If the administrators feel it is worth looking into, that would be a matter to take up directly with Sonic. What I can say with confidence is that @mrdawson has scammed two customers who came to me for a service, taking a combined total of $980. I am holding myself accountable for what happened under my watch and am already in the process of paying back everyone affected, with a public announcement made in my group. I am happy to provide any further evidence or answer any questions the administrators may have.

I have shared this report to , sonic, rivo, clients involved in hopes of support with my claim against @mrdawson.

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System bot message: @mrdawson (mrdawson) has been notified about this dispute via private messages and has 24hours to reply in this thread

 

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so its on record, here is chat logs between @mrdawson and @Rivo167Refs, in where they spoke about the completion of my customers apple order;

https://limewire.com/d/3SvSU#gb2M6KqkS2

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It is also worth raising the following point for the administrators to consider. If @turtis777 was genuinely not the main OP in the report against Sonic, why would he go to such lengths to wipe all communication with everyone involved the moment things began unravelling? Someone who has zero involvement in that report would have had no reason to clear chat histories, rename accounts, and cut off contact across the board. The fact that he took such deliberate steps to erase any trail strongly suggests he was fully aware that the evidence could be used against him in his own report against Sonic. If he was truly innocent, he wouldn't have made an effort to delete chats, which is shown from sonic's report as well that this is common behaviour for @mrdawson. That level of calculated damage control points to someone who knew exactly what they had done and what was at risk if it came to light.

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Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.st/mrdawson
Sales Thread: n/a
Amount or Item(s) Scammed:  $780 from one customer, $200 from another, totalling $980
Screenshots of Communication: 
https://limewire.com/d/TVtud#3HjozNsVG1
https://limewire.com/d/P9cNF#PTPkldRpbh

Additional Information: I believe that this report should affect the outcome of the following report made by the user 
https://cracked.st/Thread-SCAMMED-BY-SonicRefs
Crypto address for a refund: n/a
 

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I first came across @mrdawson through the Telegram group ref.sh, where he goes by the handle @tutis777. At the time, he was caught up in an open dispute against another user known as Sonic, having reportedly lost a significant amount of money, and was looking for work to make some of it back. I felt for the guy, and after looking over some of his refund work, I decided to bring him on as a worker to help process orders for my service. Since his own scam report was still open at the time, it genuinely did not cross my mind that he would try anything dishonest, as doing so would have put the outcome of his own case at risk. I did not keep records of our early conversations since everything seemed straightforward at the time and there was nothing to suggest I would need them later.
 
We agreed on the terms of him joining as a worker, and he created a new Telegram account under the name @sealingdeal as I had asked. I put him on two orders: an Apple order worth $1,300 for customer @polla81 and a Back Market order worth $1,300 for customer @alyyx2. He confirmed he could handle both, and I added him into separate group chats with each customer. While I was offline, the Apple order was completed. When I came back, the customer told me that the worker had privately approached him offering a mentorship package and a job processing orders alongside him, none of which I had agreed to or even been told about. The customer had already sent him $500 for this before letting me know. When I brought this up with @mrdawson, he brushed it off and said he thought it was fine, claiming he planned to split the $500 with me on top of the $280 refund fee, which had also been sent straight to him without my knowledge. He then came up with a story about his Binance account being hit with a withdrawal lock and needing 24 hours before he could send anything over. That was enough to put me on edge, and from that point I started keeping records of everything.
 
The next day I got a message from the Back Market customer (@alyyx2) telling me the worker had pressured him into sending payment while I was offline. The customer had asked multiple times to wait until I was available to confirm, but was told the refund was ready and pushed into paying on the spot. When the customer checked his Back Market account, he found that the email address had been changed, which made it clear something was very wrong. Not long after, all chat history with both @tutis777 and @sealingdeal had been wiped. On top of that, the worker had renamed the @sealingdeal account to @senseiworker1, which appeared to be a deliberate move to cover his tracks and make it harder to connect him to what he had done.
 
Even after all of this, @mrdawson was still active and posting in the ref.sh Telegram group. I called him out publicly and he acted as though he had no idea who I was and no memory of ever working with me. Shortly after, I received a message from an account with the display name "Tony" and the username @poIIa81, using a capital "I" in place of the lowercase "l" to mimic my real client @polla81. This person demanded I pay up or they would file a report against me. It did not take long to work out this was @mrdawson/@tutis777. The impersonator had access to confidential emails from the Apple order that only the three people in the original group chat could have seen, those being myself, the customer, and the worker. On top of that, when this person showed up in the group chat, they were carrying the "Sonic Slayer" tag, which had been given exclusively to @tutis777 by a group admin because of his ongoing dispute with Sonic. Nobody else had that tag. The profile picture also did not match the real client's account. When I pointed all of this out, he switched his story and claimed he was just impersonating @mrdawson and had nothing to do with the Sonic report, even though @tutis777 is mentioned throughout that report as the main complainant. It was a clear attempt to wriggle out of it once he realised he had been caught, and he was banned from the group.
 
That was not the end of it. He came back on a second account, still pretending to be the client, telling me the banned account was the real imposter and that I had nearly been scammed again. He said he had a blue profile picture to set himself apart from the other account, but his picture on this account was purple, not blue, which only made it more obvious who it was.
 
While pulling together evidence for this report, I found that the Apple order I had given to @mrdawson had been passed on to another service provider without my knowledge, specifically @Rivo167Refs on Cracked and @Rivo167Refunds on Telegram. Chat logs show @tutis777 sending the order over to @Rivo167Refs to complete, and after the refund went through, @Rivo167Refs was never updated on the outcome, suggesting he was intentionally left in the dark. This, along with going back through the evidence in @mrdawson's report against Sonic, makes me confident that @tutis777 and @mrdawson are the same person. The chat logs in that report repeatedly name @tutis777 as the main complainant, and everything about how he communicated and operated lines up exactly with my own experience dealing with @tutis777. The Sonic Slayer tag, the access to private order information, and the forwarded Apple order all point to the same conclusion without any room for doubt.
 
To be clear, this report is not intended to defend Sonic or dismiss the case that has been opened against him. It is solely about holding @mrdawson accountable for the scams he carried out following that report. I will add that during the course of putting this together, I came across certain information that raised questions about whether @mrdawson may have played a role in the original incident he has reported against Sonic, however I want to stress that this is purely speculation on my part and not something I am in a position to make a formal claim about. If the administrators feel it is worth looking into, that would be a matter to take up directly with Sonic. What I can say with confidence is that @mrdawson has scammed two customers who came to me for a service, taking a combined total of $980. I am holding myself accountable for what happened under my watch and am already in the process of paying back everyone affected, with a public announcement made in my group. I am happy to provide any further evidence or answer any questions the administrators may have.

I have shared this report to , sonic, rivo, clients involved in hopes of support with my claim against @mrdawson.

Hello Cracked Staff Team! In addition to the 980$ that https://cracked.st/mrdawson scammed from Sensei, he even scammed me by not paying the fee.  https://cracked.st/mrdawson tagged me on Ref.sh chat on telegram saying to write him in dm, so i did it and then he asked me to process an Apple order, so i took the order and start working on it,he said me that we would have splitted the fee so I agreed with that. Once I finished to contact the Apple Customer Care he said me that he would have updated me for any email from the store,but in fact, I didn't receive any update. Today the real client of that order wrote me saying me that the apple refund went trough but I didn't know it(I have vouch too and real client of that order can testify it). The agreement was to split the fee,but we didn't agree on how to divid it(If 50/50 or 75/25 etc.). The fact that he didn't pay my fee made me very angry so now I ask to pay total fee without leaving any cent to that scammer. The Order Total was of $1,383.44 so I need to get paid 276$.
I will provide BTC,ETH,LTC or SOL address when and if needed,othwerise he'll pay consequences from that scam attempting. 
If other informations or proofs are needed i will provide them,helping Cracked Staff Team to resolve that report as soon as possible.

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Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.st/mrdawson
Sales Thread: n/a
Amount or Item(s) Scammed:  $780 from one customer, $200 from another, totalling $980
Screenshots of Communication: 
https://limewire.com/d/TVtud#3HjozNsVG1
https://limewire.com/d/P9cNF#PTPkldRpbh

Additional Information: I believe that this report should affect the outcome of the following report made by the user 
https://cracked.st/Thread-SCAMMED-BY-SonicRefs
Crypto address for a refund: n/a
 

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I first came across @mrdawson through the Telegram group ref.sh, where he goes by the handle @tutis777. At the time, he was caught up in an open dispute against another user known as Sonic, having reportedly lost a significant amount of money, and was looking for work to make some of it back. I felt for the guy, and after looking over some of his refund work, I decided to bring him on as a worker to help process orders for my service. Since his own scam report was still open at the time, it genuinely did not cross my mind that he would try anything dishonest, as doing so would have put the outcome of his own case at risk. I did not keep records of our early conversations since everything seemed straightforward at the time and there was nothing to suggest I would need them later.
 
We agreed on the terms of him joining as a worker, and he created a new Telegram account under the name @sealingdeal as I had asked. I put him on two orders: an Apple order worth $1,300 for customer @polla81 and a Back Market order worth $1,300 for customer @alyyx2. He confirmed he could handle both, and I added him into separate group chats with each customer. While I was offline, the Apple order was completed. When I came back, the customer told me that the worker had privately approached him offering a mentorship package and a job processing orders alongside him, none of which I had agreed to or even been told about. The customer had already sent him $500 for this before letting me know. When I brought this up with @mrdawson, he brushed it off and said he thought it was fine, claiming he planned to split the $500 with me on top of the $280 refund fee, which had also been sent straight to him without my knowledge. He then came up with a story about his Binance account being hit with a withdrawal lock and needing 24 hours before he could send anything over. That was enough to put me on edge, and from that point I started keeping records of everything.
 
The next day I got a message from the Back Market customer (@alyyx2) telling me the worker had pressured him into sending payment while I was offline. The customer had asked multiple times to wait until I was available to confirm, but was told the refund was ready and pushed into paying on the spot. When the customer checked his Back Market account, he found that the email address had been changed, which made it clear something was very wrong. Not long after, all chat history with both @tutis777 and @sealingdeal had been wiped. On top of that, the worker had renamed the @sealingdeal account to @senseiworker1, which appeared to be a deliberate move to cover his tracks and make it harder to connect him to what he had done.
 
Even after all of this, @mrdawson was still active and posting in the ref.sh Telegram group. I called him out publicly and he acted as though he had no idea who I was and no memory of ever working with me. Shortly after, I received a message from an account with the display name "Tony" and the username @poIIa81, using a capital "I" in place of the lowercase "l" to mimic my real client @polla81. This person demanded I pay up or they would file a report against me. It did not take long to work out this was @mrdawson/@tutis777. The impersonator had access to confidential emails from the Apple order that only the three people in the original group chat could have seen, those being myself, the customer, and the worker. On top of that, when this person showed up in the group chat, they were carrying the "Sonic Slayer" tag, which had been given exclusively to @tutis777 by a group admin because of his ongoing dispute with Sonic. Nobody else had that tag. The profile picture also did not match the real client's account. When I pointed all of this out, he switched his story and claimed he was just impersonating @mrdawson and had nothing to do with the Sonic report, even though @tutis777 is mentioned throughout that report as the main complainant. It was a clear attempt to wriggle out of it once he realised he had been caught, and he was banned from the group.
 
That was not the end of it. He came back on a second account, still pretending to be the client, telling me the banned account was the real imposter and that I had nearly been scammed again. He said he had a blue profile picture to set himself apart from the other account, but his picture on this account was purple, not blue, which only made it more obvious who it was.
 
While pulling together evidence for this report, I found that the Apple order I had given to @mrdawson had been passed on to another service provider without my knowledge, specifically @Rivo167Refs on Cracked and @Rivo167Refunds on Telegram. Chat logs show @tutis777 sending the order over to @Rivo167Refs to complete, and after the refund went through, @Rivo167Refs was never updated on the outcome, suggesting he was intentionally left in the dark. This, along with going back through the evidence in @mrdawson's report against Sonic, makes me confident that @tutis777 and @mrdawson are the same person. The chat logs in that report repeatedly name @tutis777 as the main complainant, and everything about how he communicated and operated lines up exactly with my own experience dealing with @tutis777. The Sonic Slayer tag, the access to private order information, and the forwarded Apple order all point to the same conclusion without any room for doubt.
 
To be clear, this report is not intended to defend Sonic or dismiss the case that has been opened against him. It is solely about holding @mrdawson accountable for the scams he carried out following that report. I will add that during the course of putting this together, I came across certain information that raised questions about whether @mrdawson may have played a role in the original incident he has reported against Sonic, however I want to stress that this is purely speculation on my part and not something I am in a position to make a formal claim about. If the administrators feel it is worth looking into, that would be a matter to take up directly with Sonic. What I can say with confidence is that @mrdawson has scammed two customers who came to me for a service, taking a combined total of $980. I am holding myself accountable for what happened under my watch and am already in the process of paying back everyone affected, with a public announcement made in my group. I am happy to provide any further evidence or answer any questions the administrators may have.

I have shared this report to , sonic, rivo, clients involved in hopes of support with my claim against @mrdawson.

 My nickname on Telegram is @HelloNames.
Speaking on my behalf
I checked the ref.sh chat and noticed a user with the nickname @tutis777. He had a tag on ref.sh issued by an administrator after he provided evidence that he was indeed the author of the post. He even messaged me and we spoke — he didn’t ask me for anything, he simply asked what his chances were of winning a case against Sonic.
On April 18, I saw that people were complaining about Sensei and talking about a scam. Sensei quickly stepped in and everything became clear. It turned out that @tutis777 had been posting in the chat that he was looking for work to cover his losses. Sensei decided to help him and offered him work on his orders, after which @tutis777 created a work account  @senseiworker1. I want to point out that Sensei did not have access to that account.
After that, @tutis777 scammed several clients, pressured them, and threatened to “cancel” the refund process. The clients sent him money, after which the same @tutis777 changed his @ to the username of one of the victims he had scammed, replacing the letter “l” with a capital “I”, and wrote to Sensei claiming that he had also been scammed (since Sensei was immediately refunding victims, the scammer tried to take advantage of that and pose as a victim).
I immediately contacted the real victim, @polla81, and at first he was even scared when I messaged him. It turned out that @tutis777 had written to him from another of his accounts, @ancientaccounts1, and was threatening him with the police and so on. After that, @polla81 sent him an additional $100. There were several victims, and I contacted two of them. I immediately warned them not to fall for the blackmail and not to send any money under any circumstances.
At the same time, the scammer @tutis777 (the same tag that appears in the Sonic case) started actively claiming in the Ref.sh chat that he was not the author of the post. But why would he do that? Was there some goal behind it?
After that, Sensei and I created a group to figure everything out.
@mrdawson had the tag @tutis777, and also used the account @ancientaccounts1
Separately, I want to express my gratitude to Sensei  he immediately refunded all the victims. However, now we would like @mrdawson to be held accountable, because in this situation the only remaining victim is Sensei

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1. “Sales Thread: n/a”
I have no sales threads on cracked. I am a user here and I am  not  selling any services or provided any services within cracked.
Same for you, I have no idea who you are. You do not operate in cracked and do not have any business here. 

2. According to you, you found me through some telegram group. I have no idea what that group is and it is in no way connected to cracked.
 Watch out for impersonators. Anyone can fake being someone else. ALWAYS confirm identity via forum PMs. For this reason alone, I changed my telegram @ soon as sonic case started, I was getting messages from people trying to take advantage of it. I deleted my telegram as a whole after getting dox threats. You did not confirm anytime this was me, we had no communication to cracked and your case has nothing to do with cracked also.

3.  Who are you? I have had no business with you, you do not operate on cracked.

just for everyone to see this:

@SonicRefs practices extortion, doxing, blackmail and scamming and impersanation on his customers. please be aware of this when further dealing.

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i had to actually use some of my brain capcaity to reply, thanks for ruining my morning. :) but yeah , should be obvious as the sun in the sky, you are an extorting scammer. not sure how you operate here. but i guess no honor among thieves. you deserve whatever life has planned for you.

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1. “Sales Thread: n/a”
I have no sales threads on cracked. I am a user here and I am  not  selling any services or provided any services within cracked.
Same for you, I have no idea who you are. You do not operate in cracked and do not have any business here. 

2. According to you, you found me through some telegram group. I have no idea what that group is and it is in no way connected to cracked.
 Watch out for impersonators. Anyone can fake being someone else. ALWAYS confirm identity via forum PMs. For this reason alone, I changed my telegram @ soon as sonic case started, I was getting messages from people trying to take advantage of it. I deleted my telegram as a whole after getting dox threats. You did not confirm anytime this was me, we had no communication to cracked and your case has nothing to do with cracked also.

3.  Who are you? I have had no business with you, you do not operate on cracked.

just for everyone to see this:

@SonicRefs practices extortion, doxing, blackmail and scamming and impersanation on his customers. please be aware of this when further dealing.

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i had to actually use some of my brain capcaity to reply, thanks for ruining my morning. :) but yeah , should be obvious as the sun in the sky, you are an extorting scammer. not sure how you operate here. but i guess no honor among thieves. you deserve whatever life has planned for you.

Stop playing dumb. I have some screeenshots of our chat that validates that Sensei is right and confirms my version too.
Write me on telegram for crypto address and pay my fee. @mrdawson

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1. “Sales Thread: n/a”
I have no sales threads on cracked. I am a user here and I am  not  selling any services or provided any services within cracked.
Same for you, I have no idea who you are. You do not operate in cracked and do not have any business here. 

2. According to you, you found me through some telegram group. I have no idea what that group is and it is in no way connected to cracked.
 Watch out for impersonators. Anyone can fake being someone else. ALWAYS confirm identity via forum PMs. For this reason alone, I changed my telegram @ soon as sonic case started, I was getting messages from people trying to take advantage of it. I deleted my telegram as a whole after getting dox threats. You did not confirm anytime this was me, we had no communication to cracked and your case has nothing to do with cracked also.

3.  Who are you? I have had no business with you, you do not operate on cracked.

just for everyone to see this:

@SonicRefs practices extortion, doxing, blackmail and scamming and impersanation on his customers. please be aware of this when further dealing.

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i had to actually use some of my brain capcaity to reply, thanks for ruining my morning. :) but yeah , should be obvious as the sun in the sky, you are an extorting scammer. not sure how you operate here. but i guess no honor among thieves. you deserve whatever life has planned for you.

To address your points one by one. Claiming you have no idea who I am or that you have no involvement outside of Cracked does not change anything when the evidence is right there. Chat logs, account activity, and a clear timeline all connect @turtis777 to what happened to my customers. Saying you don't know what Telegram group it was or that you changed your username because of impersonators is a nice story, but it doesn't explain how someone had access to information that only people inside those conversations could have had.

Speaking of the username change, that excuse is the exact same line that @turtis777 used on Telegram when he got confronted. He said he was just an impersonator and not the real person, trying to separate himself from the whole situation so his case against Sonic wouldn't take a hit. The fact that this same explanation is now showing up here, right after this report went live, is not a coincidence. If impersonators were genuinely a concern before any of this happened, it would have been brought up a long time ago.

Then there is the matter of deleting messages with Sonic mid confrontation. That is not something an innocent person does. If everything on your end was above board, those messages would still be there. Wiping them in the middle of being called out fits perfectly with everything else we have seen, renamed accounts, cleared chat histories, and stories that keep shifting depending on what is most convenient at the time. It would be good to hear the reasoning behind that one, though going off everything put forward so far, it is hard to imagine it will be anything convincing.

throwing around accusations does not help your case either. It just looks like an attempt to muddy the water when there is an active report sitting against you with real evidence behind it. The admins are smart enough to see what is going on here.

The evidence does not go away just because you deny it. I would ask the administrators to go through my report properly before any decisions are made on this user's claim.