After releasing a poll questioning whether or not to release the name of the scammer, he came out with a tweet that stated that Chrisperezcp was the one who scammed him, and also owned several accounts to go with his scheme. At the end of the tweet, Nico stated to trust him. However, there was no evidence to be shown at the time. People were still in confusion and didn't know who to trust.
But then, it all was proven by Nico's next tweet showing a sample of the Direct Message between Chrisperezcp and himself. It shows that Christopher Perez had admitted to covering his identity as "Emily", which was the name on several of the scamming accounts' descriptions.
Some players were surprised on how someone would be so mischievous in the community
What do you think? Comment down below or tweet @FlamesandOceans with your opinion on the situation.
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ReplyDeleteAh, thanks for reading. I hope you keep enjoying it in the future.
DeleteChrisperez (@Freestuffcp) scammed me as well. I traded a three month membership (with a jetpack code) with him and got none of the things in return that I traded for. He even made up an eReader code! He owns more then just that account too.
ReplyDeleteHe used multiple accounts and it just went around in circles.
Wow! I'm glad everyone knows who he truly is. No one deserves to get scammed like that.
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