Scam report against @Heavenly 450$. Nudata payload generator

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Scammers Profile Link:https://cracked.io/Heavenly
Sales Thread: N/A
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: 450$
Screenshots of Communication:



full log can be found here:
https://gofile.io/d/EWn4lM
Additional Information:
Heavenly messaged me to develop a custom NuData payload generator. After our discussion, we reached an agreement on a price of $450. Once he confirmed this arrangement, I proceeded to debug and reverse engineer the NuData payload. After successfully completing this task, I contacted him and provided a trial API for testing purposes. This was intended to demonstrate that I had fulfilled my end of the agreement and completed his order. I placed trust in Heavenly, as he was a long-standing member of this community, and I had not come across any previous instances of scams involving him.
Crypto address for a refund:
will provide in dms

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I agreed to the fact you will provide a test, not the price. Also, you decided to leave out the messages where you insulted me, which made me think you weren’t up for the deal. I haven’t received any product or anything from OP, so this is a fake scam report and should be closed.

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i like how u circled the test part

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I agreed to the fact you will provide a test, not the price. Also, you decided to leave out the messages where you insulted me, which made me think you weren’t up for the deal. I haven’t received any product or anything from OP, so this is a fake scam report and should be closed.

What? I provided a test as clearly seen in the screenshots. You start off our conversation insulting me? This is not the only instance that you mention price:



I find it difficult to believe that you only agreed to a test, knowing full well that the task required reverse engineering, which was the core of the job you assigned to me. I provided a test to demonstrate my commitment to our agreement. It's worth noting that I reviewed similar scam reports involving other developers facing similar situations, and in each case, the moderators sided with the developers. I invested a significant amount of time, working overnight for over 8 hours, and then experienced a 24-hour delay in your response, only receiving a reply after I mentioned my intention to report the situation. User @heavnly should understand that when you hire a developer, it's essential to honor the agreement and not withdraw after the product has been delivered.

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Here OP started insulting me, which lead to an “smh” and leaving him on read while moving on with my day thinking he wouldn’t be up for it. Note, I have never agreed to any price, the only thing I agreed to was a test.

https://ibb.co/34fzYDK

Suddenly, OP sent me a link (that isn’t working anymore, had no chance to test it) and said the product was finished. That day I was in bed with a cold and didn’t see the message before later, when he threatened with a scam report.

https://ibb.co/CPgprkP

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I agreed to the fact you will provide a test, not the price. Also, you decided to leave out the messages where you insulted me, which made me think you weren’t up for the deal. I haven’t received any product or anything from OP, so this is a fake scam report and should be closed.

What? I provided a test as clearly seen in the screenshots. You start off our conversation insulting me? This is not the only instance that you mention price:



I find it difficult to believe that you only agreed to a test, knowing full well that the task required reverse engineering, which was the core of the job you assigned to me. I provided a test to demonstrate my commitment to our agreement. It's worth noting that I reviewed similar scam reports involving other developers facing similar situations, and in each case, the moderators sided with the developers. I invested a significant amount of time, working overnight for over 8 hours, and then experienced a 24-hour delay in your response, only receiving a reply after I mentioned my intention to report the situation. User @heavnly should understand that when you hire a developer, it's essential to honor the agreement and not withdraw after the product has been delivered.

Could you please point out where I SAID I agreed to the price? Or that I would buy it at all?

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A developer shouldn’t start on a product before a clear go-ahead signal from the buyer, I never agreed to any price but you still started on the product.

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Here OP started insulting me, which lead to an “smh” and leaving him on read while moving on with my day thinking he wouldn’t be up for it. Note, I have never agreed to any price, the only thing I agreed to was a test.

https://ibb.co/34fzYDK

Suddenly, OP sent me a link (that isn’t working anymore, had no chance to test it) and said the product was finished. That day I was in bed with a cold and didn’t see the message before later, when he threatened with a scam report.

https://ibb.co/CPgprkP

I understand your perspective, and I've included all the messages exchanged. I'll await a moderator's decision on this matter. However, I would like to emphasize that I did deliver the product as per our agreement. If you encountered any issues using it or had further requirements, I was ready to address them. It's crucial to recognize that when you hire a developer for a specific task and they complete it, it's not appropriate to suddenly decide that you no longer need it.





If you intended to cancel our agreement, you should have clearly communicated your decision to me. I am not a mind reader and cannot infer your intentions without explicit communication. You provided clear indications for me to proceed with the project and confirmed the agreed-upon price. If you had reservations due to my language or any other reason, it was essential to state your concerns explicitly. You had multiple opportunities to do so, and responding with 'smh' did not convey your intentions effectively.

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Here OP started insulting me, which lead to an “smh” and leaving him on read while moving on with my day thinking he wouldn’t be up for it. Note, I have never agreed to any price, the only thing I agreed to was a test.

https://ibb.co/34fzYDK

Suddenly, OP sent me a link (that isn’t working anymore, had no chance to test it) and said the product was finished. That day I was in bed with a cold and didn’t see the message before later, when he threatened with a scam report.

https://ibb.co/CPgprkP

I understand your perspective, and I've included all the messages exchanged. I'll await a moderator's decision on this matter. However, I would like to emphasize that I did deliver the product as per our agreement. If you encountered any issues using it or had further requirements, I was ready to address them. It's crucial to recognize that when you hire a developer for a specific task and they complete it, it's not appropriate to suddenly decide that you no longer need it.

I never hired anybody, I was looking for a JavaScript dev that could decode and provide a product that I needed. I never gave you a clear go-ahead signal, never said anything about a price that was set in stone. You were the one that decided to start right after I left you on read, a clear signal I do not want to work with you.