If you've reached this page, you are buying Bitcoins from Marius van Voorden, also known as Mqrius, email address Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com, bank account "Mqrius' Bitcoins", number 8009224, IBAN NL91INGB0008009224.
If this is not the case, you are being scammed. If you are not buying Bitcoins, then don't send the money. If the person you're trading with doesn't use Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com, then don't send the money.
Marius can be reached at Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com. If you're not sure who you're trading with, please send a message to Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com to verify before sending the money.
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If you came into contact with me via a different site, or a different username, please send a mail to Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com to verify that it's really me!
I'm not sure if I'm being scammed. How does it work?
Imagine a scammer contacting me, Marius, to buy Bitcoins. At the same time the scammer gets into contact with someone else, let's call him Bob. The Scammer sells Bob bitcoins, or something else, let's say a coat.
The scammer then gives Bob my bank account number. Bob pays, thinking he's paying for a coat. I get Bob's money, thinking I've been paid for Bitcoins. Naturally, I send the scammer the requested Bitcoins.
Later, Bob doesn't get his coat, and file charges against me, because I received Bob's money. Meanwhile, the scammer is nowhere to be found.
If you are not buying Bitcoins, then you are Bob in the above story! If you have any doubts, please send a mail to Nuntius.Marii@Gmail.com.
Why do I have to put a link to this page in the description?
Imagine the above scenario, except I tell the scammer that he needs to put a link to this page in the description, otherwise I will send the money back. At that point, the scammer has to tell Bob to put the link in the description. Bob will then read the link, and realize he's being scammed.