our thread was changed to https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1889153.msg18767030#msg18767030.

and we are checking it  now.

The scam site made hacker angry, if I am correct. R.I.P. OP.

What the admin should do instead is try and get his old account back. If he signed a message with an old BTC address he can use that to show the moderators that he is the genuine owner. If he never did that "Meta data stake your BTC address" then since he owns the domain Secondstrade.com he should just post his BTC address or "realsecondstrade" nickname or something unique on the website and the mods might give him control of his old account.

However not sure if they will do that since it looks like the domain might be hacked also by the same guy.

If he could able to do those things that you said then he definitely do that one in no time but as of now issue still not resolved which means he doesnt have the proofs that are required on retrieving his accounts instead he do create new account and notice the public about that and you are right the credibility would really be mainly affected.

Damn still haven't got your account back. That looks really bad for business. I wonder if they still oayinf for the signature campaign. They should. I feel a bit bad for second trade. I have never dealt with them but they seem ok to me. They seem fair. I guess you just pissed the wrong person off I dunno. Anyway good luck.

our new thread  is https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1889153.msg18767030#msg18767030

thank you.

I am pretty sure you won't get paid for your second bet. Reason being is that your first bet had a fee of 150 Sats/byte but your second bet had a fee of 44 Sat/b which most likely would get rejected by the network and never confirm.

The admin will say that you did that to attempt a double spend.

You cannot get proper and clear answer here since the real owner already abandone this thread since he doesn't have any control of this OP Account so might better if you go on their new main ANN thread https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1889153.0 so that your questions will be noticed by the real dev of this site.

I have read in some other peoples post that there was a hack to bitcointalk back to 2015 so maybe someone got their hands on the database and if secondstrade did not change his password then it is possible that was they way someone got access to his account.

They need to close this thread really. Cant an admin do that ?