Calamari.lol Scam Case (Evidence & Timeline)

We were contacted by the management of the reseller platform cheats.org with a request to review a scam report involving the owners of Calamari.lol, specifically an individual operating under the name Keno. Although Security was not personally involved in this case, he still bears responsibility for this scam carried out on behalf of the project in which he holds the position of owner.

Scammer Contact Information

1. Discord: @keno.new | 1442557155466285197
2. Discord: @security1336 | 1054793997811470417

Evidence Materials

To fully understand the situation, it is sufficient to review the following materials

1. https://cdn.cheatsdb.org/ticket.mov (ticket conversation recording)
2. https://cdn.cheatsdb.org/reversed_dms.mov (direct messages with Keno)

Case Summary

The buyer purchased access to a private version of the Calamari product, after being explicitly told that the product had already been released (ready for use & sale).

After the payment was made, the delivery of the product was repeatedly delayed, Keno kept postponing it for five days and at the same time refused to issue a refund.

As of April 28, 2026, the product has not been delivered and no refund has been issued.

Evidence Breakdown

1. The customer initially purchased a weekly subscription to the public version of the product for Rust. During this process, he asked whether a private version was available.

A "co-owner" responded that such a version was expected to be released soon.

2. Shortly afterward, Keno stated that the product had already been released and was available for purchase. This statement directly influenced the buyer’s decision to proceed with the purchase.

3. A few hours later, the buyer paid for the private version.

At the same time, Keno mentioned he would be busy, but confirmed the transaction and requested proof of payment.

4. After some time, Keno gets back in touch with the buyer and states that he is working on resolving the issue. However, the process is dragging on for far too long, and it becomes clear that he is simply stalling, without providing any explanation for the delay. At this stage, communication became inconsistent and evasive.

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Start by announcing that the product is out.

Then turn around and say you're ''not magician'' - as if that explains why granting access to a non-existent product, one the co-owner Kova wasn't even aware of, might take days.