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RE: Dear Steem Inc, @ned, etc all, you have erroneously recovered the account @kibria365
but if you examine the blockchain you will see he agreed to it originally.
Can you link the transaction where he agreed with steemd.com? It would make it more straightforward for people to see.
Edit: Here it is:
https://steemd.com/tx/70190105abed46a31b2b69f1aafa2a7f70daaa4e
Honestly I think account passwords are a poor form of collateral. You are effectively forcing Steemit Inc and other account creators to be the arbitrator in your process, without any payment for that service. Accounts are not designed to be easily transferable, account recovery is not meant to be a general purpose arbitration service.
It is obvious 45 steems was sent to him and he replied ten days ago
Then he edited his comment here with scam..
Thanks for providing that. Well sure I agree but there not a lot of options really. It's either Steem Monster cards or account password for collateral.
Passwords are ok for collateral, but pulling the account creators into it is awkward. You could require them to change the recovery account to you and wait 30 days before making a loan.
Sure but many people can't wait 30 days for their loan.
I'm not "pulling" the account creators in. The scammer did.
That's what I was thinking too, changing the recovery account. But then he's on the hook for recovering their accounts should they get hacked.
private keys prove ownership regardless
You are right at this point. While the loan service he provided adding much value to its followers who are in need. The Steem ecosystem is unfortunately not designed to ease process like this.