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[US] Fake Telegram escrow for TikTok account selling

I was selling a TikTok account for 800 USD. A buyer contacted me, seemed friendly, showed me his "business" on Telegram.

He wanted the TikTok account, a Telegram channel, and a workflow for making AI content. All for 800 USD.

He introduced a "middleman" called BlueMM on Telegram. The idea: BlueMM would hold the crypto payment, and once confirmed, I'd send the files.

The process:

  1. A Telegram group was created with the middleman, the buyer, and me.
  2. The escrow asked both of us details about the deal.
  3. Payment method agreed: SOL/USDT.
  4. He sent a TX ID. I verified it on Solscan. The transaction looked real.

But here's where it got suspicious:

  • I was never asked for MY wallet address to receive payment.
  • He wanted me to send the files directly to HIM, not to the escrow. So he'd have the files and I'd still have nothing.

When I raised concerns, he flipped the script:

  • "If you're selling online, you should know this already."
  • "I'm tired of explaining. I don't feel comfortable with this transaction."

Classic pressure tactics. I didn't send anything.

Was this a scam? Pretty sure yes, but I have no experience with this. The TX was real on Solscan, which confused me. Would love to hear if anyone has seen this before.

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u/Public-Self2909 — 3 days ago

[US] Fake Telegram escrow for TikTok account selling

I was selling a TikTok account for 800 USD. A buyer contacted me, seemed friendly, showed me his "business" on Telegram.

He wanted the TikTok account, a Telegram channel, and a workflow for making AI content. All for 800 USD.

He introduced a "middleman" called BlueMM on Telegram. The idea: BlueMM would hold the crypto payment, and once confirmed, I'd send the files.

The process:

  1. A Telegram group was created with the middleman, the buyer, and me.
  2. The escrow asked both of us details about the deal.
  3. Payment method agreed: SOL/USDT.
  4. He sent a TX ID. I verified it on Solscan. The transaction looked real.

But here's where it got suspicious:

  • I was never asked for MY wallet address to receive payment.
  • He wanted me to send the files directly to HIM, not to the escrow. So he'd have the files and I'd still have nothing.

When I raised concerns, he flipped the script:

  • "If you're selling online, you should know this already."
  • "I'm tired of explaining. I don't feel comfortable with this transaction."

Classic pressure tactics. I didn't send anything.

Was this a scam? Pretty sure yes, but I have no experience with this. The TX was real on Solscan, which confused me. Would love to hear if anyone has seen this before.

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u/Public-Self2909 — 3 days ago

Best way to arrive from Thessaloniki airport to Chaniotis?

Hi,

I'm arriving at Thessaloniki airport at 9 am. I need to be at 3 pm at Chaniotis.

What is the best way to arrive there? Do I have enough time?

Thanks

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u/Public-Self2909 — 3 days ago

Travelling to Thessaloniki from Argentina. Looking for advices

Hello,

I'm from Argentina. It's going to be my first time in Greece and I'm very curious about how friendly in Greece people can be.

How are people from Latin America perceived?

And also I'd like to know about Chaniotis. I'm going to travel around those cities.

Any recommendations for places and what to know about people in anticipation?

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u/Public-Self2909 — 7 days ago

I got my second profitable Solana trading bot

Everyone thinks the dream of a self-running, profitable bot is something you crack in a few weeks. In my experience, it took over a year. For both.

This is my second profitable bot, but the path wasn't clean. Sleepless nights, and way too much money burned on A/B testing (+$1000).

What I learned: speed isn't the edge. Information isn't the edge either.

I tried changing: speed, infrastructure, latency, entry-rules, exit-rules, what wallets to follow or copy. NONE of these worked (I can guarantee you, I tried this for A YEAR).

The real edge is information asymmetry — and you only get there by placing the right variables in the right places. That takes months of testing, not weeks. There's no shortcut to knowing which variables actually matter until you've watched enough trades go wrong.

Most people give up before they find it. That's probably why it works.

If profitability is the answer, then what are the right questions to ask?

u/Public-Self2909 — 9 days ago