Got shafted on a bitcoin deal on paypal. Guy sent me a fake payment

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>>1462476
What are actually going to achieve other then a pity party you fucking loser. Idiots get scammed all day long move on and quit feeling bad about yourself.

>>1462480
Op here. What im looking for i suppose is 1) anyways to trace this guy down
2) who could this be reported to
3) if any other anon had a similar experience and if they were able to recover their stolen btc

I already know i fucked up no need to point it out again. If you have nothing constructive to add then kindly fuck off.

>>1462518
>a way to trace this guy down
You'd have to contact paypal but they don't support crypto transactions so they wouldn't help you. Anon did you use paxful or bitfinex? They pretty much tell you before hand that you shouldn't
a) sell in large quantities
and
b) only exchange bitcoins where you can verify someone's identity
You have to make sure the deal sounds reasonable i.e. $1.25 per amazon gift card. Also make the person verify they are who they say they are through the use of ids

also you're not getting your money back, let this be a learning experience

>>1462518
>recover their stolen btc
Wahahahahaha

>>1462525
Op here. I tried contacting paypal and yes they told me in a roundabout way that i was fucked. I am trying to see this as a learning experience here, an expensive one albeit. Thank you for the advice.

>using the currency of degenerate losers, scammers, drug dealers.

not surprised desu

>>1462536
Knowledge isn't cheap, bud

>>1462550
Stop slowing the progress please