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Title: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 11, 2018, 10:20:03 AM
Dear respectable members,
As an forum member i wanna put an question to Everyone.
My question is:

When any Person of this forum get connected with any fraudulent work or supporting any kinda work which is really harmful for rest of us and investor.Is it the only punishment to give him red trust. we have seen from past record many well reputed members of this forum support fraud ICO, scam Shit Exchange, Fraud projects which are nothing but scam. But as a result we also observe that our DT members are taking action by giving RED TRUST to them. after spending some time they get back to their work again. yeah i know someone can rise a question that if anyone see red trust and although he or she make payment or deal with him whats the responsibility of us then, but as a bitcointalk forum member its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation. Just only giving RED TRUST is not enough. we need to take much harder action. if we look 1 years back in this forum members profile you can see many trusted members already got RED TRUST . If someone experienced and well reputed members like them engaged in this kinda scam or fraudulent activities what we will learn from them.

My request to all respective DT members to think again on this rising issue and update the rules by which bitcointalk forum will regain its fame


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 11, 2018, 10:31:47 AM
As long as you have trust on the DTs judgement, I think red trust should work. Question is/are...

Do we really blindly trust the DTs red trusts?
Have they positioned themselves much higher that no one will questions their red trust? Not from the fear but from the basic moral.
Do they take enough time before leaving a red trust? A wrong red trust left by them can harm the user in many ways.
Do they give the other person enough time to explain? People have reasons for the acts they do. They have the rights to explain.
If they make mistake on leaving a red trust do they consider a review standing from a neutral point and compromise their ego?


There could be so many parameters to judge the DTs red trust and if you are satisfied and confident with the red trusts they leave then only a red trust should work.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 11, 2018, 10:41:43 AM
As long as you have trust on the DTs judgement, I think red trust should work. Question is/are...

Do we really blindly trust the DTs red trusts?
Have they positioned themselves much higher that no one will questions their red trust? Not from the fear but from the basic moral.
Do they take enough time before leaving a red trust? A wrong red trust left by them can harm the user in many ways.
Do they give the other person enough time to explain? People have reasons for the acts they do. They have the right to explain.
If they make mistake on leaving a red trust do they consider a review standing on a neutral point?


There could be so many parameters to judge the DTs red trust and if you are satisfied and confident with the red trusts they leave then only a red trust should work.
Before giving RED TRUST to anyone i think DT members obviously investigate properly.but my question is isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 11, 2018, 10:49:36 AM
isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.
If you break forum rules then you should get warned (red tag) it does not matter if you have 1000 merits or you are a legendary member or even admin. Rules are rules. However, a defaulter should have enough rights to explain his reasons. If the reasons are not satisfactory then don't remove the red.

If someone do an on forum bad act (breaking rules) which is confirmed, then tag them but it's too much when you tag someone because you think this could lead to that. The experience you have had and the experience others have are not same besides just because you are a DT does not mean that you are a mind reader.

A confirmed rule breaker should defiantly get red tag, does not matter if he has 1000 merits and even a Legend. And in it I do not see any spoiling on the forum fame.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: vlad230 on August 11, 2018, 11:01:54 AM
The thing is trust is not moderated. Maybe if it will be in the future, we can talk about some "standards/guidelines" for it.

I have seen a lot of people getting red trust just as a precaution or for intent and not for the actual "bad deed". This is somewhat unfair and should be reconsidered.

Not to mention that there is a lot of red trust sent out regarding merit transactions that is irelevant for the purpose the trust system was created. Theymos himself said that you are welcome to top up anyone whom you think should rank up and I'm not sure why people care about merit that much to send red trust for it.

As OP said, I agree red trust isn't good enough to stop people from doing bad things and we may need to have better punishments for repeat offenders.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 11, 2018, 11:06:25 AM
isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.
If you break forum rules then you should get warned (red tag) it does not matter if you have 1000 merits or you are a legendary member or even admin. Rules are rules. However, a defaulter should have enough rights to explain his reasons. If the reasons are not satisfactory then don't remove the red.

If someone do an on forum bad act (breaking rules) which is confirmed, then tag them but it's too much when you tag someone because you think this could lead to that. The experience you have had and the experience others have are not same besides just because you are a DT does not mean that you are a mind reader.

A confirmed rule breaker should defiantly get red tag, does not matter if he has 1000 merits and even a Legend. And in it I do not see any spoiling on the forum fame.
yeah i am agree with your opinion. if something happens like that tag anyone because DT think he is going to lead to fraudulent . without enough proof or investigation its not fair to give anyone RED TRUST


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: Thanasis on August 11, 2018, 02:35:33 PM
If someone dealing with the people who got negative trust for scam then they are responsible for what they were doing,the forum or DT member can't do anything for such a nonsense activity. ::)


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 11, 2018, 06:48:55 PM
If someone dealing with the people who got negative trust for scam then they are responsible for what they were doing,the forum or DT member can't do anything for such a nonsense activity. ::)
Obviously DT members are here to stop prohibited activity and what they do is only for the improvement of forum fame.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: Steamtyme on August 11, 2018, 07:07:13 PM
OP, Avoid multiple posts in a row.


In this environment "Red Trust" is enough. Scams are not moderated here so this is an indication that individuals need to look into things a little more before proceeding in any deals.

*snip* if we look 1 years back in this forum members profile you can see many trusted members already got RED TRUST . If someone experienced and well reputed members like them engaged in this kinda scam or fraudulent activities what we will learn from them.

I'm pretty lost in what your point is here. Are you are referring to trusted members having red trust??  That can happen as retaliatory feedback; DT members can also receive negative from other DT members. Anyone can leave feedback and you can see it by looking beyond just the trusted feedback.

Obviously DT members are here to stop prohibited activity and what they do is only for the improvement of forum fame.

No they are here as a tool to provide some insight into the activities good or bad, based on their perception.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 12, 2018, 05:03:58 AM
Before giving RED TRUST to anyone i think DT members obviously investigate properly.but my question is isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.

Not really. For a start a lot of legendary accounts already have 1000 merit automatically from the merit that was provided to them automatically when the merit system was introduced.  Merit is for post quality and not for trust.

I have merited some users with negative trust because their post was good - sometimes their post was brilliant and very useful.

Trust is based on opinion - so the person placing it feels there is a reason to warn others.

I use a modified trust list to include people I know and trust and exclude people I don't trust.

Negative trust does not necessarily mean that the person is a "written off" in all aspects. This is why it is really important to place a reference link and clear explanation why the rating has been given. (Same applies for positive trust)

Anyone can provide trust or negative trust and people on the DT list is not directly controlled by the forum. They are "independent agents".

Some scams are clearly defined while others are more subjective. For instance - if a business fails due to no illegal activity of the member. Is it a scam because people lost funds - or is it not a scam because no illegal activity was involved ?

Things that can get people negative trust from a DT are:
Attempted or successful fraud or theft.
Business activity that resulted in the loss of funds by others.
Account sales
Merit sales / swapping
Harassing a DT
Offering escrow without a track record
Asking for a no collateral loan
Shilling / advertising MLM or ponzi
Escrowing for themselves
Late loan repayments / loan defaults.
Any other untrustworthy or illegal behavior.

Saying "I don't trust you" is subjective. It doesn't mean there has been a judicial process that has found the person to be guilty of a crime.

Sometimes minor dishonesty is a sign of more less obvious stuff. Like Al Capone who was convicted on tax evasion.

Also just because a person has done something in the past (history is something that we rely on to identify patterns of behavior) it doesn't mean that they will repeat their mistake or haven't reformed.  

Some historical scams and failures have also been very good learning processes for the Crypto community.
Some of it resulted in Terms like:
"To get Goxed" Definition: To suffer from mt. gox’s technical glitches; to get screwed over by mt. gox; to lose all your money in a speculative investment . (http://slang.org/goxed-meaning-definition/)
"To take a Big Vern holiday" Definition: To disappear like Paul Vernon - the owner and CEO of the now defunct Cryptsy who "vanished" like the exchange funds. (Also referred to as an "exit scam".
"To receive a (Butterfly Labs) BFL upgrade" Definition: To receive something substandard much later than promised.
"To buy a Yesminer" Definition: To pay for something and never receive it.

There was a thread about why scams are not moderated and it has good reasons:

What is a scam and who decides it is a scam ?

Some scams are obvious but others are not. Once you start moderating scams it can quickly become extremely complex.

Some people call bitcoin a scam. Some people call bcash a scam - some people call it bitcoin cash.

Some people call Ripple a scam. Where do you draw the line ?

Cloud-mining contracts ? Short term mining contracts ? HYIP ? Pump and dump groups ? Crypto exchanges ? Tax collectors ?

The trust system - while not perfect - works fine in identifying and warning people of potential issues and scams.

The reality is that people need to educate themselves on how to spot scams, keep their crypto safe, use escrow and do their own research.


If Theymos wanted to, he could come up with a list of things that are and aren't acceptable.  It might not be easy, and it might not please everyone, but he could do it instead of doing nothing.  I mean, that's what laws are--they're written rules describing behavior that isn't acceptable.  Lawmakers don't throw up their hands at the complexity of the legal system and decide to not prohibit certain things as a result.

Once you start censorship it opens up a whole new can of worms.

If you censor some scams but not others it can provide a false sense of security.

Banning copy-pasting is not censoring because they have nothing unique to say.

It is also a matter of "proof" and "liability". Copy-pasting when caught is fairly clear cut.

Once you start censoring scams you are accepting some sort of responsibility for the safety of the users.

The whole bitcoin thing came from the Cypherpunk movement - which tends to have a free speech and libertarian viewpoint on life.

Once you start censoring it very quickly turns into over-reach.

The reality is that most users that get banned probably re-incarnate as another account anyway.

A known & tagged scammer is better than an unknown & untagged scammer.

Lawmakers often over-reach. The powers they give their "henchmen" often affect ordinary citizens. (I'm not only talking of developed democratic countries)

To make something illegal - lawmakers only have to declare it to be illegal. Lawmakers only pursue "crime" if it is in their self interest.


The average CEO salary is more than 531 times that of the average hourly worker.
Politicians get a regular pay rise  -but for other Government workers it is "not affordable".
Some wealthy executives pay less tax than a laborer.
Some drugs with minimal risk are illegal - while other drugs with high risks can be prescribed by your doctor.
Euthanasia, and suicide are illegal in most countries - but the death penalty or "shooting by police" is not illegal in some of those countries.
Some large corporations pay no taxes without breaking the law.
Some legal action can leave an innocent person broke.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 12, 2018, 05:12:55 AM
Before giving RED TRUST to anyone i think DT members obviously investigate properly.but my question is isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.

Not really. For a start a lot of legendary accounts already have 1000 merit automatically from the merit that was provided to them automatically when the merit system was introduced.  Merit is for post quality and not for trust.

I have merited some users with negative trust because their post was good - sometimes their post was brilliant and very useful.

Trust is based on opinion - so the person placing it feels there is a reason to warn others.

I use a modified trust list to include people I know and trust and exclude people I don't trust.

Negative trust does not necessarily mean that the person is a "written off" in all aspects. This is why it is really important to place a reference link and clear explanation why the rating has been given. (Same applies for positive trust)

Anyone can provide trust or negative trust and people on the DT list is not directly controlled by the forum. They are "independent agents".

Some scams are clearly defined while others are more subjective. For instance - if a business fails due to no illegal activity of the member. Is it a scam because people lost funds - or is it not a scam because no illegal activity was involved ?

Things that can get people negative trust from a DT are:
Attempted or successful fraud or theft.
Business activity that resulted in the loss of funds by others.
Account sales
Merit sales / swapping
Harassing a DT
Offering escrow without a track record
Asking for a no collateral loan
Shilling / advertising MLM or ponzi
Escrowing for themselves
Late loan repayments / loan defaults.
Any other untrustworthy or illegal behavior.

Saying "I don't trust you" is subjective. It doesn't mean there has been a judicial process that has found the person to be guilty of a crime.

Also just because a person has done something in the past (history is something that we rely on to identify patterns of behavior) it doesn't mean that they will repeat their mistake or haven't reformed.  

Some historical scams and failures have also been very good learning processes for the Crypto community.
Some of it resulted in Terms like:
"To get Goxed" Definition: To suffer from mt. gox’s technical glitches; to get screwed over by mt. gox; to lose all your money in a speculative investment . (http://slang.org/goxed-meaning-definition/)
"To take a Big Vern holiday" Definition: To disappear like Paul Vernon - the owner and CEO of the now defunct Cryptsy who "vanished" like the exchange funds. (Also referred to as an "exit scam".
"To receive a (Butterfly Labs) BFL upgrade" Definition: To receive something substandard much later than promised.
"To buy a Yesminer" Definition: To pay for something and never receive it.

There was a thread about why scams are not moderated and it has good reasons:

What is a scam and who decides it is a scam ?

Some scams are obvious but others are not. Once you start moderating scams it can quickly become extremely complex.

Some people call bitcoin a scam. Some people call bcash a scam - some people call it bitcoin cash.

Some people call Ripple a scam. Where do you draw the line ?

Cloud-mining contracts ? Short term mining contracts ? HYIP ? Pump and dump groups ? Crypto exchanges ? Tax collectors ?

The trust system - while not perfect - works fine in identifying and warning people of potential issues and scams.

The reality is that people need to educate themselves on how to spot scams, keep their crypto safe, use escrow and do their own research.


If Theymos wanted to, he could come up with a list of things that are and aren't acceptable.  It might not be easy, and it might not please everyone, but he could do it instead of doing nothing.  I mean, that's what laws are--they're written rules describing behavior that isn't acceptable.  Lawmakers don't throw up their hands at the complexity of the legal system and decide to not prohibit certain things as a result.

Once you start censorship it opens up a whole new can of worms.

If you censor some scams but not others it can provide a false sense of security.

Banning copy-pasting is not censoring because they have nothing unique to say.

It is also a matter of "proof" and "liability". Copy-pasting when caught is fairly clear cut.

Once you start censoring scams you are accepting some sort of responsibility for the safety of the users.

The whole bitcoin thing came from the Cypherpunk movement - which tends to have a free speech and libertarian viewpoint on life.

Once you start censoring it very quickly turns into over-reach.

The reality is that most users that get banned probably re-incarnate as another account anyway.

A known & tagged scammer is better than an unknown & untagged scammer.

Lawmakers often over-reach. The powers they give their "henchmen" often affect ordinary citizens. (I'm not only talking of developed democratic countries)

To make something illegal - lawmakers only have to declare it to be illegal. Lawmakers only pursue "crime" if it is in their self interest.


The average CEO salary is more than 531 times that of the average hourly worker.
Politicians get a regular pay rise  -but for other Government workers it is "not affordable".
Some wealthy executives pay less tax than a laborer.
Some drugs with minimal risk are illegal - while other drugs with high risks can be prescribed by your doctor.
Euthanasia, and suicide are illegal in most countries - but the death penalty or "shooting by police" is not illegal in some of those countries.
Some large corporations pay no taxes without breaking the law.
Some legal action can leave an innocent person broke.

Thanks a lot for sharing important knowledges. Its really important to put our attention to scam but in a positive way. A forum is a place of sharing and gathering knowledges.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 12, 2018, 05:16:29 AM
Obviously DT members are here to stop prohibited activity and what they do is only for the improvement of forum fame.
Not necessarily.  There are a lot of members on DT who do nothing to actively stop scams.  Take a good look at who's on DT1 & DT2, and you'll see a lot of them aren't even here all that much.  There really aren't that many members tagging scammers, and it's not our job to do that.  I do it because I think it's a good use of the weight of trust that a DT member can leave, and if DT members weren't tagging them we'd have total anarchy on bitcointalk.

Having said that, I got put on DT2 because I was tagging shitposters (I don't do this anymore) and account-selling scammy folks (I still do this).  But I think a lot of DT members are made simply because someone higher in the hierarchy trusts them--and that's completely valid IMO.

we have seen from past record many well reputed members of this forum support fraud ICO, scam Shit Exchange, Fraud projects which are nothing but scam.
I'd be interested to know who you're talking about here.  I don't dispute that this has happened, because in my time on the forum I've seen members kicked off DT for all sorts of shenanigans.  Quickseller, Master-P, and TECSHARE are two that immediately come to mind, but there are more.  aTriz wasn't on DT, but he was probably close to getting on it and he was a good campaign manager who ruined his reputation by not calling out a scam soon enough.  I'm curious as to who you are referring to, however.

I have merited some users with negative trust because their post was good - sometimes their post was brilliant and very useful.
I have too.  Mdayonliner is one member who comes to mind, although his negative trust was recently acquired because he offered to escrow a huge sum of money.  It isn't obvious that he was trying to scam, but I certainly see how it could be suspicious.  Can't bring myself to merit people like QS, though.  Even though his posts are very well written and can be helpful, it drives me bonkers to read them because I know they're rooted in total hypocrisy.  Also I have a custom trust list and I'm sure I've merited some folks whose trust would be negative on a lot of other member's trust display.

I got aTriz showing as having been on DT2
Huh.  Well, that just shows you how unfortunate that situation was.  He obviously could be trusted with money, since he held the funds for his sig campaigns, and he always paid on time.  It's too bad, but I hope he continues paying people back--not sure where he stands on that right now, but it did look like he was trying to recently.

And yeah...escrow.ms.  I was trying to think of that name and couldn't recall it.  That just goes to show you how fragile DT membership is.  You screw up and you're gone.  TECSHARE didn't even scam anyone.  He was booted off DT for misusing the trust system if I recall correctly.  I think he's a total asshole, but I'd still do business with him because by all accounts he's a trustworthy businessman.  Not going to happen, because he has the same opinion of me, but I'm just sayin'.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 12, 2018, 06:02:50 AM
I'd be interested to know who you're talking about here.  I don't dispute that this has happened, because in my time on the forum I've seen members kicked off DT for all sorts of shenanigans.  Quickseller, Master-P, and TECSHARE are two that immediately come to mind, but there are more.  aTriz wasn't on DT, but he was probably close to getting on it and he was a good campaign manager who ruined his reputation by not calling out a scam soon enough.  I'm curious as to who you are referring to, however.


I got aTriz showing as being on DT2 (I temporarily disabled my custom list)

https://i.imgur.com/4MkOJeN.png

I'm not sure of who the OP was referring to but I can think of a few.

Escrow.ms
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=76380 escrow.ms
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1359865.0 (arrested for fraud)

Tradefortress of CoinLenders and Inputs.io,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=67058

Siameze (sold account used for dodgy ICO)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=121562

Blackarrow
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=105804
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1125552.0

The problem is that even though these people ended up having issues and scam accusations against them their prior contributions should not be ignored. That is what got them to that stage in the first place.

Businesses do fail - crypto was high risk and still is high risk.

Some of it I covered here:
 Bitcointalk trolls, dysfunction and all out flame wars. Guide to the scandals. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4736673.0)

Senior members are still people. Fortunately a lot of scammers are discovered before they reach to that level.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 12, 2018, 01:03:16 PM
Obviously DT members are here to stop prohibited activity and what they do is only for the improvement of forum fame.
Not necessarily.  There are a lot of members on DT who do nothing to actively stop scams.  Take a good look at who's on DT1 & DT2, and you'll see a lot of them aren't even here all that much.  There really aren't that many members tagging scammers, and it's not our job to do that.  I do it because I think it's a good use of the weight of trust that a DT member can leave, and if DT members weren't tagging them we'd have total anarchy on bitcointalk.

Having said that, I got put on DT2 because I was tagging shitposters (I don't do this anymore) and account-selling scammy folks (I still do this).  But I think a lot of DT members are made simply because someone higher in the hierarchy trusts them--and that's completely valid IMO.
Thanks for sharing expand knowledge. its really helpful for forum members like us.I know as a DT member you have got strict rules and honestly I feel good to see that. We want to create our position here by our hard work & creativity. We just need proper guidense from someone one like you.Thanks again


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: Steamtyme on August 12, 2018, 09:33:25 PM
Well OP you inspired me to update my topic regarding posting Tips (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4667594.msg42124427#msg42124427), reading this may assist you in the future.

Go to this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871094.msg43919529#msg43919529) of yours and remove the entire quote as it's massively long and unnecessary to your reply.



TECSHARE didn't even scam anyone.  He was booted off DT for misusing the trust system if I recall correctly.

This was one of the first rabbit holes I traveled down when I was bored and began looking into peoples feedback, both trusted and untrusted. I'm fuzzy on it but it had something to do with outing a scammer, but the way they went about it was deemed untrustworthy by DT. Most accounts I think still would have trusted them with money but not the position on DT.

This forum definitely has an interesting nuance, and some hard lines have been drawn roughly down the middle of the DT networks.

Thanks for sharing expand knowledge. its really helpful for forum members like us.I know as a DT member you have got strict rules and honestly I feel good to see that.

Each DT has their own perception of things and it can be confusing at times. In general just don't try "biting off more than you can chew" or do anything shady and you will be fine.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: Vod on August 14, 2018, 07:23:48 AM
Things that can get people negative trust from a DT are:
Attempted or successful fraud or theft.
Business activity that resulted in the loss of funds by others.
Account sales
Merit sales / swapping
Harassing a DT
Offering escrow without a track record
Asking for a no collateral loan
Shilling / advertising MLM or ponzi
Escrowing for themselves
Late loan repayments / loan defaults.
Any other untrustworthy or illegal behavior.

I have also tagged for extreme shitposting, and trying to scam other companies.  (Selling fake MS software, fake facebook likes, fake youtube views etc).


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TheQuin on August 14, 2018, 08:41:58 AM
I'd be interested to know who you're talking about here.  I don't dispute that this has happened, because in my time on the forum I've seen members kicked off DT for all sorts of shenanigans.  Quickseller, Master-P, and TECSHARE are two that immediately come to mind, but there are more.  aTriz wasn't on DT, but he was probably close to getting on it and he was a good campaign manager who ruined his reputation by not calling out a scam soon enough.  I'm curious as to who you are referring to, however.


I got aTriz showing as being on DT2 (I temporarily disabled my custom list)

https://i.imgur.com/4MkOJeN.png

When you see the minus figure on the DT list it doesn't mean that they were previously positive. The (-2) just means that 2 members of DT1 have put an exclusion in place. That could just be a pre-emptive action to stop someone else adding them. AFAIK there is no historical record of who was on DT.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TheBeardedBaby on August 14, 2018, 09:02:30 AM

Things that can get people negative trust from a DT are:
Attempted or successful fraud or theft.
Business activity that resulted in the loss of funds by others.
Account sales
Merit sales / swapping
Harassing a DT
Offering escrow without a track record
Asking for a no collateral loan
Shilling / advertising MLM or ponzi
Escrowing for themselves
Late loan repayments / loan defaults.
Any other untrustworthy or illegal behavior.

Sorry for the off-topic here but this is really valuable information, so I want to ask xtralev if I can use this quoted piece in my [Guide]How to detect rule-breakers.Techniques and tips. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3831432.0) of cource I'll mention my source :)



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: marlboroza on August 14, 2018, 02:14:20 PM
When any Person of this forum get connected with any fraudulent work or supporting any kinda work which is really harmful for rest of us and investor.Is it the only punishment to give him red trust.
I believe negative rating with reference link pointing to why someone was tagged is more than enough.
Before giving RED TRUST to anyone i think DT members obviously investigate properly.but my question is isn't it alarming when we see someone have 1000 merits but got red trust. This kind of profile spoils our forum fame.
You are confusing merit, rank and trust.


If you break forum rules then you should get warned (red tag) it does not matter if you have 1000 merits or you are a legendary member or even admin. Rules are rules. However, a defaulter should have enough rights to explain his reasons. If the reasons are not satisfactory then don't remove the red.

If someone do an on forum bad act (breaking rules) which is confirmed, then tag them but it's too much when you tag someone because you think this could lead to that. The experience you have had and the experience others have are not same besides just because you are a DT does not mean that you are a mind reader.

A confirmed rule breaker should defiantly get red tag, does not matter if he has 1000 merits and even a Legend. And in it I do not see any spoiling on the forum fame.
So you agree that this account should have been negative tagged long time ago https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4487800.msg40471597#msg40471597 , from its early days http://archive.is/Hkkow#selection-2781.0-2781.235 ?

Self admitted rule breaker...
Quote
I was banned three times: 1 day, 7 days and then 14 days one I guess.

Merit beggar:

https://i.imgur.com/gmcrp84.png

Reference link is pointing to post which was edited the same day:
https://i.imgur.com/mVLZ6r1.png

Do you think this account should be tagged with -ve for begging merit, the same way this account was tagged with -ve:

https://i.imgur.com/Ifd4tJ4.png


Tell me, based on 1-5 and your observation of forum rules, trust system and scammers...

1) breaking forum rules (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4487800.msg40471597#msg40471597)
2) begging for merit (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1432468)
3) exchanging merit between family members  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3186068.msg35945586#msg35945586)
4) advertising refshare schemes (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.0)
5) offering to escrow more than $100,000 (http://archive.is/lsVsA)

...should people trust this account or tag this account with negative trust, to make sure - as OP said "...its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation", we keep forum clean and safe?


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TalkStar on August 14, 2018, 02:58:47 PM
As a bitcointalk forum member I will always try to make the forum scam free and clean. I think its my responsibility too. That's why I opened this topic... in here sone guys got red trust in past and I think they trying to send their old account merit to new account but in a clever way. But something really hurting me that is a SR rank member mdayonliner taking the side of those merit abusers. Taking here something which is not related to this topic. its nothing but to save thoae abusers. already some DT members put their eyes on it and it is to notify that mydayonliner have also got red trust in his or her account.  If its bad to mention something suspicious above our DT meblmers eyes to helpp them on their moto o making forum scam free clean than I am sorry from my side. In previous messages everyone can understand how mydayonliner trying to defense me andnd trying to tell me its wrong to help oir DT s by opening this kinda topic.😞


..should people trust this account or tag this account with negative trust, to make sure - as OP said "...its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation", we keep forum clean and safe?
I can't believe why you are not tag him yet where you already provide all proof by yourself.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 14, 2018, 07:14:09 PM
I don't know how many times we will need to talk about all these... LOL

Anyway...
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If you break forum rules then you should get warned (red tag) it does not matter if you have 1000 merits or you are a legendary member or even admin. Rules are rules. However, a defaulter should have enough rights to explain his reasons. If the reasons are not satisfactory then don't remove the red.
So, here we are talking about mistakes and explanation. The accuracy of the explanation (perhaps the level of satisfactory). In other words, people can make mistakes and give them chance/s if they made the mistake unintentionally which they did not mean to.

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So you agree that this account should have been negative tagged long time ago https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4487800.msg40471597#msg40471597 , from its early days http://archive.is/Hkkow#selection-2781.0-2781.235 ?

You are talking about the posts I made very early days in my BitcoinTalk forum life. I remember I was even putting referral links under most of my posts those times. I was banned three times: 1 day, 7 days and then 14 days one I guess.

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Merit beggar:

https://i.imgur.com/gmcrp84.png

Reference link is pointing to post which was edited the same day:
https://i.imgur.com/mVLZ6r1.png

I sent PM to Lutpin 2 times but not yet a single word from him...

Hi mate,
I am writing you about the neutral tag you made.
https://i.imgur.com/YYE18a5.png

I Understand your point of view. I may did the same thing until I had a clear explanation before removing it.

Seems like very early days mistake (February 02, 2018: Merit introduced on 25th means after only 8 days), I did not have any idea what I was doing here. I may have few more shit posts like this until I realized the value of the forum and started studying the forum and engaging with the community.

I have deleted the red marked part however for your reference here I have kept an archive.is (http://archive.is/xpUJT#selection-5503.0-5503.68) copy. I am trying to be brutally honest, if you find any more this kind of stuffs then fee free to PM me if possible, I will remove it. Looking at my post history page, it's really hard for me to find these kind of posts (if I made any) to remove them.

I hope you understand and remove the neutral tag if possible.

Regards,
Hi mate,
It's been 10 days I still have not heard anything from you. I am quoting the same message I sent you last time and the important part with the bold font.
The link on the quote is not working however I found a copy here: http://archive.is/xpUJT#selection-5465.0-5465.50
A screenshot if the url is still missing (http://prntscr.com/kimjnm)


You tried to find a clue from the last edit date and time but notice I even intentionally kept the evidence for reference...
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I have deleted the red marked part however for your reference here I have kept an archive.is (http://archive.is/xpUJT#selection-5503.0-5503.68) copy.
Why did I do that when I could delete the reference? Because, I genuinely wanted to be very honest with my mistake. We never know an evidence could be useful for anything so it's not ok to destroy it, even if someone use it against me.

I tagged people for begging/abusing merit but the moment they admitted their mistakes I removed the tag. No one is perfect we all do mistakes and mistakes should be forgivable unless someone do the same mistake again and don't try to correct it.
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1) breaking forum rules (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4487800.msg40471597#msg40471597)
Answered above

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2) begging for merit (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1432468)
Answered above

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3) exchanging merit between family members  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3186068.msg35945586#msg35945586)
Seriously! I already answered and explained it nicely... Here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3186068.msg35958856#msg35958856) also even I expressed my regret here (http://archive.is/UJi77)(again link is not working however here is a working one (http://archive.is/UJi77#selection-665.0-671.60) see the screenshot if you are still missing the link (http://prntscr.com/kimihd)) when I created my Full member celebration topic which I archived but somehow it's not showing there.

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4) advertising refshare schemes (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.0)

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If someone do an on forum bad act (breaking rules) which is confirmed, then tag them but it's too much when you tag someone because you think this could lead to that. The experience you have had and the experience others have are not same besides just because you are a DT does not mean that you are a mind reader.

Side note: Looking at the time difference, it can easily be assumed that my past work (good or bad whatever, let's not judge it yet) has nothing to do with the forum lifetime. Or does it?
By the way the full explanation is on several posts of the investigation topic especially on this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg40872101#msg40872101) and this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg41692366#msg41692366) post. I am really sick and tired of this whole MLM made up thing that I promoted them on the forum (This is a complete lie, I never promoted any of them on the forum, those businesses were even gone long ago when I joined the forum). in fact, those businesses were not even MLM, they were revshare model. I was doing affiliate marketing as an independent affiliate. Can you guys give me a break in it?

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5) offering to escrow more than $100,000 (http://archive.is/lsVsA)
marlboroza, I already gave you an explanation when you asked me on PM. Have you found them unreal or not factual? I also PMed hilary twice so far ... no response yet? May be I will show you guys the PMs some day. Besides you will find some explanation on this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4637905.0) topic. Here is another one (http://archive.is/KCXIP#selection-8639.0-8655.173) explaining the timing of the red tag and the withdrawing my interest from the topic.

Let me edit this one a bit...
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A confirmed rule breaker (who is knowingly breaking the rules even after giving him the space to learn and to fix it) should defiantly get red tag, does not matter if he has 1000 merits and even a Legend. And in it I do not see any spoiling on the forum fame.


Look marlboroza, when people get treated as if they can not make any mistake (it's not possible right?); when they gently admit a mistake and ask for review but the other person do not even response (forget about review) then they realize they have been thrown away like a trash can. It's not nice feeling.

Wear my shoes for once and then criticize the red tag. None of you can say for sure that I could walk away with those 20BTC, the future only would know if I actually was given the 20BTC to hold. You can only assume from your past experience.  On the forum lifetime if I had scammed anyone (you don't have to believe me however I know that I never scammed or even wanted a bad deed for anyone knowingly for my entire life or since I started learning to value others. It's in between me and myself.) then I would know that my actions were justified with a red trust. Do you consider me not a part of the community? Am I out of the herd?

I may not have very high trust like theymos, OgNasty, hilariousandco,  Lutpin, zazarb, SFR10, DarkStar_, bL4nkcode etc however I have a decent reputation which I care a lot. Money can not buy the reputation, the honour so far I received from the members...

Other helpful users are TMAN, iasenko, mdayonliner, hugeblack, Lauda, etc.
You can use the forum search function to find their topics and threads, then learn from them.

Instead of focusing on joining bounties, you should stop doing this and spend your time to find helpful topics, threads from Jet Cash, iasenko, mdayonliner, TMAN, etc.
Learn from them, apply their tutorials, then compose your better threads. Eventually, merits will come someday.

Instead, I recommend you to find prestigous guys in the forum and their invaluable, helpful topics. Someone like Jet Cash, TMAN, The Pharmacist, Lauda, iasenko, mdayonliner, hugeblack, etc.
You can learn bunches of amazing things from them.

I have plenty of respect for about 20 maybe 50 people total on this forum and you're actually one of them.

There are many more good stuffs I can bring which makes me feel better, these reflect my reputations. The honour I receive from the members drives me to devote my time for the forum and the community. One can not just buy it with money. I do not know about you lot but for me these worth more than anything else. The money is just a tool for me, it simply does not define me who I am.

PS: Vod, hilariousandco, you and The Pharmacist are the four DTs who I see (no offence to others by the way, may be you guys are more active but I may missed it) very often doing the job actively. LoyceV is another one but she is not actively tagging others. Among all of you I find you and LoyceV are publicly giving people enough space to fix their mistakes. People actually need to have their chances to fix their errors. No one is 100% clean and perfect.

It's time for me to have a dinner but before I go, I would like to thank you marlboroza to give me the chance to clear up my chest. I really needed to take it out. Also, thank you everyone who supports my work, appreciate my contribution to the forum, offer me their helping hands when I need them, care to warn me when they see I may get into trouble and all sorts of good stuffs.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: marlboroza on August 14, 2018, 11:03:34 PM
I am really sick and tired of this whole MLM made up thing that I promoted them on the forum (This is a complete lie, I never promoted any of them on the forum, those businesses were even gone long ago when I joined the forum)[/b]. in fact, those businesses were not even MLM, they were revshare model. I was doing affiliate marketing as an independent affiliate.
Any of them  :o  Location is irrelevant.
Quoted for reference and archived http://archive.is/bzAV6


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 07:14:26 AM
Any of them  :o  Location is irrelevant.
And how about the time?
Looking at the time difference, it can easily be assumed that my past work (good or bad whatever, let's not judge it yet) has nothing to do with the forum lifetime. Or does it?


Everything was started from here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg36795713#msg36795713) when I suspected a merit abusing in between xtraelv and Lafu. Things could really ended up nicely if I could get a good constructive response of this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37797512#msg37797512) post which was made in response of his earlier two posts in a row 1 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37760638#msg37760638), 2 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37774968#msg37774968). Please see footnote below for the timestamps^ of these posts.

xtraelv wanted to hurt me with his words, he wanted to humiliate me very badly to the community also with whatever possibly he can. I never wanted to bring anyone's reference without their permission but seems like I will need to do this shameful act just to prove that how desperate he was to make me guilty by any means... May be some of these evidence will speak for me or may be not but I feel I need to.
I thought posting personal information was against the rules around here and grounds for a ban. It screams "childish" whenever I see someone furiously googling away so they can publish personal information, addresses, phone numbers, pictures and the rest of it....

...all because you received a feedback rating that you disagree with. I have no idea how you deal with people in the real world, because this tactic wouldn't work. Do you just show up at people's work place and show off their most recent tweets? Not only is the "Scam accusation" without validity, but your course of action makes you the bad guy, here...

...the intentions you clearly have behind posting it are disgusting.
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acting maliciously and pedantic

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You do not understand the terms "Extortion" or "Blackmail". The point of their "Apology" thread clearly went over your head in the first place.

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...more relevant are the actions that lead to your negative in the first place, not the offer to make amends.

I would encourage you not to play petty games with the person you are attempting to make a scam accusation against. If they challenge you to other nonsensical mundane tasks would you be interested in doing those as well?

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I probably have some dead links to ponzi scams out there that tricked me into thinking they were legitimate companies. This is not conclusive that they were knowingly promoting a ponzi or scam. Sometimes you just don't know any better and get taken for a ride. We live and we learn.

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Was he running a ponzi scam? It sounds more like he was trying to make some goofy marketing opportunity work and it turned out to not be all that he bargained for. I'm not defending their actions, but based on the evidence you've presented I don't see much to suggest malice or intent.

Thanks Bill

Stop using these two words every time someone gives you a timeline to correct something. Neither word is applicable here. Overly-sensitive humans. ::)

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The third post, aka poisoning the well, is unnecessary and actually makes your case weaker.

Thanks Lauda

OP, you're complaining about untrusted feedback... there is nothing to blackmail you with.
Thanks suchmoon

This isn't truly extortion or blackmail here, as has been mentioned...
Thanks The Pharmacist

You seem to be a real ignoramus when it comes to acting as Sherlock....

....Bloody hell, you could pass for the forum’s Torquemada and burn on the stakes most of the users, since many have at least sent and received from the same person a few measly merits to overtime.
Me and Tman, Me and Jet Cash, Me and Theymos, and a long list of other members  are all relatives or alts according to your basic criteria....

....You’ve even got the proof images wrong, with repeated data on them. Just goes to show....

....You are a flagrant case of a merit witch hunter for merits, which is fine by me, but as long as you get solid proof.

The now personal vendetta you have with other forum members should stay between you.

Thanks DdmrDdmr

And this was a private message...
Hi, my friend,

Who is this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4104852.msg38105233#msg38105233 ?

You can have mine "The Resilient" my friend.

To defend theyoungmillionaire my response to xtraelv was ...

xtraelv, use search option and find related topics about your concern. If my memory serves me right then we already have a topic where we talked about plagiarism and citing. Don't ask question here and there which makes you sounding stupid. Please back off!

These people proved themselves to the community, they care about the community. They are not shamelessly using bitcoinTalk and its resources to promote some shitty/shady exchange (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4031390.msg37932249#msg37932249).

You have problem with me not with others. Deal with me! Let them enjoy on what they are good at.

Now at this point I have two red trusts - one from you and another from hilariousandco which indeed proves that xtraelv successfully humiliated me to the community because I made him upset and so mad with the red trust (which I replaced later with a neutral by the way) I left for him for suspicious merit exchanging with his friend.

By the way, I have few questions for you to ask which I may ask later or I will just let it go, just not sure at this point.


^:
Deleting/editing entire or even a part of a post could mislead/confuse the users once you already have another posts under your post. You can edit/update your post without reference until a new post someone else made under your post.
Bad for me that I can not even bring everything in a logical order because he has done the edit/update on almost all of his posts so many times that anyone who will go through the posts they will hardly find he was talking nonsense at that time when all those bullshits were very highly tensed.
Very early post 1:
https://i.imgur.com/hFGT64O.png
Post 2:
https://i.imgur.com/FgbRD9H.png
My very early response
https://i.imgur.com/SmgMly3.png
Also please go through the timestamps of all of his activities on this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4019640.0) and this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.0) topic. My responses also had edit/updates but I left enough update notes, used Strikethrough (when possible).


Point taken  - I removed the third post.
This is not just one time, s/he done it several times. Deleting/editing/updating a post on an accusation case (without a tail) which actually based on written evidence can entirely change the direction and can turn the table completely to the wrong side.

Anyway, Sadly - looking at my trust page if anyone tells me that I am the bad guy then I would not wonder.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 08:54:04 AM

xtraelv wanted to hurt me with his words, he wanted to humiliate me very badly to the community also with whatever possibly he can. I never wanted to bring anyone's reference without their permission but seems like I will need to do this shameful act just to prove that how desperate he was to make me guilty by any means... May be some of these evidence will speak for me or may be not but I feel I need to.
 for[/b]. I'm not defending their actions, but based on the evidence you've presented I don't see much to suggest malice or intent.

You keep on persistently trying to malign my character. Just read some of the things you posted about me from the first day till now. I'm not going to waste my time posting it all on here.


The facts are simple:

You promoted ponzies and you got exposed. - nothing to do with me. Something YOU did.

You make it sound like it was long time ago that you promoted ponzis. Not true.

You entice bitcointalk users to follow your social media here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.msg37072867#msg37072867

You advertised revshare ponzis on your social media accounts - which are still visible today.

This was on your wifes social media account December 2017:

https://i.imgur.com/pugPSXw.png

Charles Scoville was a well know scammer before TrafficMonSoon. he owned another Revenue Sharing program some years before, and he fucked people who invested in. It's not the only one. He owned 4-5 websites with a similar scheme and suddenly closed without paying the users.
Just a quick search could show what he did it before, so since people do their due diligence it could not be ignored. What I want to say is you perfectly knew the system will collapse soon or later but still participated in the ponzi scheme. I hope you know you could get a meeting in a justice court as a promoter of such scam (just saying since it happened before...)


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg42063192#msg42063192

This is what you say:
https://youtu.be/EzO0Y6SoSt8?t=67
Uday is a very honest, he has integrity . Uday is a very good guy.

This is what others say:
https://www.scamfinance.com/mypayingads-com-review-the-hyip-ponzi-that-just-wont-die/
Uday Nara – apparently a very well-known scammer in online get-rich-quick circles
The operation has “gone under” a few times already, yet its pushers simply refuse to let it all die.

https://youtu.be/EzO0Y6SoSt8?t=785

This is where you talk about all your downline people and friends lost thousands of dollars. Keep in mind that prior to that you stated: Uday is a very honest, he has integrity . Uday is a very good guy.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 09:25:33 AM
Quoted for reference (http://archive.is/54Io8)

Just read some of the things you posted about me from the first day till now.
You are ignoring others post by the way.

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You promoted ponzies and you got exposed.
Where?

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You make it sound like it was long time ago that you promoted ponzis. Not true.
What time is the truth?

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This was on your wifes account December 2017:
First my brother, now you have started stalking my wife too?
What next? My upcoming child?

Can anyone see I am contently getting exposed. My personal privacy, family privacy everything are dragging into the forum from entire web just to make me look bad?

By the way Notice the date on the image December 4, 2017.

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Uday is a very honest, he has intgrity . Uday is a very good guy.
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Uday Nara – apparently a very well-known scammer in online get-rich-quick circles
The operation has “gone under” a few times already, yet its pushers simply refuse to let it all die.

Can we consider the date and time?
archive (http://archive.is/23rHA)

https://i.imgur.com/F7xOZcz.png

https://i.imgur.com/JQ2setn.png

I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely), things were getting dark but nobody knew what was in his mind to be honest, was he actually trying to scam exit or a victim or whatever. The justification was from his past good acts. I remember I was blaming him for mismanagement, coz those he trusted, those were surrounding him were basically always telling him good job, good job.

The article (http://archive.is/23rHA) on the other hand was written when everything was confirmed about uday.  

You still think you are not biased and not manipulating everything to make me the bad guy just because there was a question on your merit exchanging history and I suspected it.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 09:38:38 AM

First my brother, now you have started stalking my wife too?
What next? My upcoming child?

All the media accounts are set to public and are asking for followers so you can advertise more.

I am a stalker for looking at an advertised social media account ?

Remember - it was you that told me:


Keep an archive of this post if you want. I strongly hope this will help to dig down more about me.

PS: I am a marketing guy and I would not mind to have an exposure my mate. Go ahead.
 



I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely), things were getting dark but nobody knew what was in his mind to be honest, was he actually trying to scam exit or a victim or whatever. The justification was from his past good acts.
The article was written when everything was confirmed.  


There is a link right under it with the video and time that you say it.  After you say Uday is a good guy you explain how much money people lost due to his actions. That is what I was talking about.


Can anyone see I am contently getting exposed. My personal privacy, family privacy everything are dragging into the forum from entire web just to make me look bad?

You are so concerned about your privacy that you post links to your social media on bitcointalk here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.msg37072867#msg37072867

There is nothing "personal" about advertising a SCAM on a publicly view-able social media page that is linked to a social media page that is actively advertised on here..


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 10:10:28 AM
Archive for reference (http://archive.is/MNIQC#selection-5689.0-5689.52)

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All the media accounts are set to public and are asking for followers so you can advertise more.
This is what you think in your head, it's your problem not mine.

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I am a stalker for looking at an advertised social media account ?
You are pulling everything from the web and staking them on the forum. (Publicly and privately)1

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Remember - it was you that told me
So you are still actually doing that bill suspected...
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I would encourage you not to play petty games with the person you are attempting to make a scam accusation against. If they challenge you to other nonsensical mundane tasks would you be interested in doing those as well?



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There is a link right under it with the video and time that you say it.  
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Subscribe to receive update for SMC project: http://followbitcoin.today/site/payplan
How many times I have to say that this is a project I never launched. Never advertised to public.

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After you say Uday is a good guy you explain how much money people lost due to his actions. That is what I was talking about.

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The principle of MPA/MPCA was revenue sharing with the members however the direction they are going is no longer be a revshare business.

I am not trying to put negative thinking in your head against Mr. Uday.

This guy is an honest guy. It's just, he failed. He failed massively running the business. His failure is costing us (the members) which is bad. But this is reality and we have to accept it.

We can blame anyone we want but the reality is you can not bring back yesterday. You can only use "this moment" to build a better future. When a company fails we fail as well.

As an affiliate we work hard, we bring new members in the system and generate sells, we create systems, we create videos, we pay for the tools and materials we need, we put our priceless time hours after hours and days after days.

No one see the grinding behind the success.

Think about Uday, as a business owner he did the same thing (may be more) but unfortunately he failed. Success and failure is a part of our life. So, please do not blame the guy. Let him recover.

It's completely understandable that we have angers and frustration but please let us be a wise person and accept the reality.
So, if you read the entire description then don't you see the time was very early to confirm his him as an scammer?
And what I was suppose to tell me students? Stop your life, stop everything and keep crying? These people were looking at me to do something for them.


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You are so concerned about your privacy that you post links to your social media on bitcointalk here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.msg37072867#msg37072867
LOL I can do anything with my (ITS MINE) privacy but I would not like anyone else do the same.

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There is nothing "personal" about advertising a SCAM on a publicly view-able social media page that is linked to a social media page that is actively advertised on here..
Where in my twitter? What makes you think I promoted it here to advertise scam? Your manipulated mind can think anything and I see that is working very well.
I always said the self promotion was to add it on my portfolio because I wanted to offer signature and bounty management service.
Past work: Successfully ended self promotion (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.0)
I understand your petty games.


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https://i.imgur.com/ffPbLsk.png


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 10:20:35 AM

So you are still actually doing that bill suspected...
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I would encourage you not to play petty games with the person you are attempting to make a scam accusation against. If they challenge you to other nonsensical mundane tasks would you be interested in doing those as well?


Obviously you didn't understand what he was saying. He was referring to you when he said:

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If they challenge you to other nonsensical mundane tasks would you be interested in doing those as well?

He was referring to you when he was talking about the "games".

Anyone doing any research will see that you are quoting most of the other stuff out of context. I'm not going to waste my time replying to most of the nonsense that you have posted.

Obviously when anything goes wrong for you it is automatically my fault.

Yes - you are doing a good job at stalking me.

Check each topic and see who mentions xtraelv or mdayonliner first in that thread.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 10:46:18 AM
archive for reference (http://archive.is/NoPrt)
Obviously you didn't understand what he was saying. He was referring to you when he said:

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If they challenge you to other nonsensical mundane tasks would you be interested in doing those as well?
O - is he?
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...would you be interested in doing those as well?


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Obviously when anything goes wrong for you it is automatically my fault.
Wrong, Not anything(everything)!

I bring you when I find something related to your accusations about me promoted ponzi on the forum (lie) or promoting my social media here to advertise ponzi (lie) etc etc.

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I'm not going to waste my time replying to most of the nonsense that you have posted.
I actually understand you kind of people, and I know you will again.

By the way, I do not think I am talking nonsense, I am not assuming things like you do (promoting ponzi on the forum, promoting social media on the forum to promote ponzi etc etc)


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Yes - you are doing a good job at stalking me.

Check each topic and see who mentions xtraelv or mdayonliner first in that thread.
You are calling it stalking? I am speechless. You really need to fix your nonsense.  


Your merit sending were suspicious
You had interfered into my private zone publicly and privately.
You were posting my private information publicly on the forum then deleted everything without any trace, admitted.
have moved the claims unrelated to the start of the thread to another board where private information is allowed to be posted.

You were stalking on my wife's social media pages.
You are still spreading lies against me that I am promoting ponzi on the forum and my twitter promotion was to advertise ponzi.
You were/are harassing me just because I found suspicious activities on your merit transaction.
You think If I can post my private stuffs on the forum then you can too

Who is nonsense?

You always create diversion when I try to defend my reputation on the forum.
Anyway I would ask the readers to refresh their mind which I actually posted for everyone to read here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871094.msg44110005#msg44110005)


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 11:02:08 AM

I bring you when I find something related to your accusations about me promoted ponzi on the forum (lie) or promoting my social media here to advertise ponzi (lie) etc etc.


Are you denying that you promoted a ponzi ?


You were posting my private information publicly on the forum then deleted everything without any trace, admitted.

I posted in accordance to the rules - it was information you had posted on the forum yourself.

In order to be able to post more information and ensure that google cannot index it I moved it to the investigations forum in accordance to the rules.


You always create diversion when I try to defend my reputation on the forum.


You are not actively defending yourself - you are creating a diversion by trying to make me look bad.

If you defend yourself then you explain your actions. You can't explain your involvement in the ponzi so you create a diversion instead.

Effectively you are harassing and stalking me by doing that. You could just never mention my name again and then I never will reply to you again.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: marlboroza on August 15, 2018, 12:47:47 PM
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I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely), things were getting dark but nobody knew what was in his mind to be honest, was he actually trying to scam exit or a victim or whatever. The justification was from his past good acts.
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I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely)
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completely



I am really sick and tired of this whole MLM made up thing that I promoted them on the forum (This is a complete lie, I never promoted any of them on the forum, those businesses were even gone long ago when I joined the forum)[/b]. in fact, those businesses were not even MLM, they were revshare model. I was doing affiliate marketing as an independent affiliate.
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I never promoted any of them on the forum
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any of them

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those businesses were not even MLM, they were revshare model
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I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely)

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I bring you when I find something related to your accusations about me promoted ponzi on the forum (lie) or promoting my social media here to advertise ponzi (lie) etc etc.

Why are you bringing all this "I have never promoted scam on forum" crap? What difference does it make?


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: Alone055 on August 15, 2018, 01:36:07 PM
When any Person of this forum get connected with any fraudulent work or supporting any kinda work which is really harmful for rest of us and investor.Is it the only punishment to give him red trust.

To be precise, it cannot be called a punishment, but it is more of a warning for others not to trust the person for anything in future. And that works, if people are careful when doing things involving money.

we have seen from past record many well reputed members of this forum support fraud ICO, scam Shit Exchange, Fraud projects which are nothing but scam. But as a result we also observe that our DT members are taking action by giving RED TRUST to them. after spending some time they get back to their work again.

The trust system is for the users of this forum to be safe from frauds or scams as it represents the reputation of a user that is involved in something in this forum, or has an account in the forum but doing something bad outside it and is caught. A user cannot get back to doing something again in the forum with the same account if it is marked red, obviously. If they do it outside the forum, then it is your responsibility not to trust someone just like that.

yeah i know someone can rise a question that if anyone see red trust and although he or she make payment or deal with him whats the responsibility of us then,

Of course it is your responsibility if you deal with someone having negative trust and get scammed. When you see a board saying "Danger ahead" and you still go there, it is you who is responsible for what happens.

but as a bitcointalk forum member its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation. Just only giving RED TRUST is not enough. we need to take much harder action.

It is enough. Banning someone for only being untrustworthy is not how this forum works. So this generation or any upcoming generations will have to learn to understand warnings.

if we look 1 years back in this forum members profile you can see many trusted members already got RED TRUST . If someone experienced and well reputed members like them engaged in this kinda scam or fraudulent activities what we will learn from them.

You should learn not to blindly trust anyone, no matter how good others say they are. Someone in the DT is not supposed to be an angel, or to be trusted with anything, because they are included in DT if someone already in DT gives them a positive trust rating, and that does not mean they cannot do wrong things, except from some of them.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 03:34:26 PM
Are you denying that you promoted a ponzi ?
I have never promoted any ponzi on the forum not even since I have started my journey here. After that last video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzO0Y6SoSt8) I left all the online affilaite businesses promoting for others.

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In order to be able to post more information and ensure that google cannot index it I moved it to the investigations forum in accordance to the rules.
You moved them. Before they were on this topic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4019640.0) (now in meta) which was against the forum rule.

...oftentimes doxxing someone is used as a weapon in itself instead of a part of any investigation, and as a result innocent people are sometimes hurt. So to protect the innocent while hopefully not hampering scam investigations too much, here are some new rules on doxxing:

....It is not allowed to post somebody's personal information in any other public place, including in signatures.....

...It is not allowed to post someone's dox if it is especially obvious that you're just using the dox as a weapon....

What happened: Looking at my feedback I found that I had been tagged for "Merit abuse" by a nobody
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It is not allowed to post someone's dox if it is especially obvious that you're just using the dox as a weapon

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If you defend yourself then you explain your actions. You can't explain your involvement in the ponzi so you create a diversion instead.
How am I creating diversion? Everything I posted on this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871094.msg44110005#msg44110005) was to explain your actions on deleting/editing/updating posts without keeping much references which then changed the direction and turned the table completely to the wrong side. Also to quotes from verious people to bring the attention of what they thought at that time. You were even harassing some of them saying that they are connected to me (DdmrDdmr and theyoungmillionaire). One of them (theyoungmillionaire) even PMed me expecting I will do something to stop you.

Proves that others felt harassed by you.
Hi, my friend mdayonliner,

This guy xtraelv is getting into my nerves. What did I do with this guy that keeps on dragging my name. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4104852.msg38759287#msg38759287

I'm just here to read and learn, not to argue with people.   :(

regards,
theyoungmillionaire

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4322078.0

Damn, he is basically checking my profile and try to copy things:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3656643.msg36712079#msg36712079
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3490334.msg36141910#msg36141910

His now getting ideas... hahaha

That guys is a shit, my friend.


@theyoungmillionaire : mate, I hope I do not offend you, I really need these stuffs to protect my image. I hope you understand my desperacy.


Bringing everyting was relavent coz marlboroza tagged me for promoting ponzi which mainly based on the investigation and scam accusition (now on meta) topic you started.
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I'll copy hilariousandco's sentiment: Offering to be an escrow for a $100k+ deal despite having little to no trading history here and not meeting the criteria required by the op. Also seems to have been involved in ponizs going by the following thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.0 also read this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871094.msg44097168#msg44097168

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you are creating a diversion by trying to make me look bad.
I do not want you to look bad even not anyone. Your actions towards me was bad, you found a weapon and started to spreading lies  that I have promoted ponzi on the forum, my twitter pomotion is to promote ponzi all sorts of misleading information (I can make a long list of the lies if you want to see). I understand it sounds bad when I talk about it but you actually brought all my past life and strategically manipulated the information to hurt my reputation on the forum.

Things could really ended up nicely if I could get a good constructive response of this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37797512#msg37797512) post which was made in response of his earlier two posts in a row 1 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37760638#msg37760638), 2 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3168616.msg37774968#msg37774968).
I had/have nothing personal with you. Have I bought anyone from here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4104852.msg38101775#msg38101775)? They also have problems with me like you have.

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Effectively you are harassing and stalking me by doing that. You could just never mention my name again and then I never will reply to you again.
How could I? Everytime I am going to defend myself I will need to bring the investigation topic and the scam accusations topic as a reference. When I bring these topics your mention comes by default because those are your masterpiece.

By the way, may be the definition of stalking does not mean the same that you are thinking of. You were stalking my personal information, not only mine but my wife's social media. Remember, no man will not like anyone who will point their finger to his family.


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I was talking about uday when he was not proven guilty (completely)
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completely

The image says,
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What if I told you I am guilty
But not completely?
Considering the early stage, I can not just justify someone whitout having enough evidence.
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nobody knew what was in his mind to be honest
The picture is nice although it says complete diffent story. It's like...

‘I can’t afford it.’
‘How can I afford it?’

7. “...One dad had a habit of saying, ‘I can’t afford it.’ The other dad forbade those words to be used. He insisted I ask, ‘How can I afford it?’ One is a statement, and the other is a question. One lets you off the hook, and the other forces you to think.”

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I never promoted any of them on the forum
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any of them
Yes, none of them. Can you point one?

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I bring you when I find something related to your accusations about me promoted ponzi on the forum (lie) or promoting my social media here to advertise ponzi (lie) etc etc.
If It never happened on the forum then, accusation for promoting them on the forum is a lie, isn't it?

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Why are you bringing all this "I have never promoted scam on forum" crap? What difference does it make?
It's debatable.

By the way, I  still haven't got my answer  :)
And how about the time?


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 03:56:10 PM
Stop talking crap Mdayonliner.

I didn't dox you. You doxed yourself. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.0) You even volunteered the information.  Here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4019640.msg38278364#msg38278364)


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1. Personal information must be confined to the new "investigations" board (under Scam Accusations), which is only visible to Members and above. Personal information is defined as anything which links a user's online identity (username, email, etc.) to their meatspace identity, excluding links that the person himself has posted.

You posted your name and linkedin  here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3437046.msg35860376#msg35860376)

I didn't post one bit of information about you there that you hadn't posted yourself on bitcointalk.

Then as an extra precaution I even moved it to investigations. Because I knew that you would pull this type of stunt.

You even told me to post more.


Keep an archive of this post if you want. I strongly hope this will help to dig down more about me.

PS: I am a marketing guy and I would not mind to have an exposure my mate. Go ahead.
 


Nothing I posted was irrelevant to the accusation. I didn't post any details that didn't need to be there. Everything is available because either you posted it on the internet yourself or it is public record. I deliberately did not post information that was unnecessary.

You are selective in your posts. Stop scamming everyone with your "poor me" story.

This is how you treat people:


Motherfucker! What are you smoking that everything comes out twisted from your fucking head (?)! Are you a dick head (?)

STFU! Be my guest. I don't fucking give a fuck. You think you decide my reputation?

You got caught scamming. You promoted a scam and people that participated in the scam lost money and bitcoin.

End of story.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: audaciousbeing on August 15, 2018, 04:18:41 PM
RED trust might not be enough but doing more is on the basis of the power available to the people with default trust ability and doing the right thing which I am sure if given more, they would surely try to reduce the amount of people engaged in fraudulent activities on the forum. The most important we need to focus on is the enlightenment of people not to fall for scams as some of those scams are really too cheap for someone who values money to see but as a newbie greedy to make tons of money within a short period of time, everything seems legit and the quickest way to achieve financial objectives.

More in my opinion needs to be done on accounts exchange as everyone that is on the forum, is dealt with on that basis. The moment that part can be sanitized, more of high ranked accounts would be nuked to carry out fraudulent activities while the newbie accounts would still be seen with much suspicions to be trusted with funds.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: marlboroza on August 15, 2018, 04:46:29 PM
I left all the online affilaite businesses promoting for others.
Quoted for for record, archived here http://archive.is/FrCjd and reposted here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44135982#msg44135982


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: shield132 on August 15, 2018, 04:57:15 PM
It's very curious, you have trust system where when user gives someone green/red trust, there is a reference link or explanation of reasons. From them and with your mind/brain, you have to decide whether trust or not user.
Looking for "ideas" how are you going to deal with scammers? Everyone can lie, no matter what you'll do, it's impossible to prevent.
And it's not our duty ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation. Our duty is to share knowledge and help each other. When we had bad deal, we mark them. Don't look for help in everything, take some risks on your own.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 05:06:10 PM
Archive for reference (http://archive.is/J60aa)

Promoting twitter account to promote ponzi now is becoming a blame for doxxing. See how you manipulate information?  
I didn't dox you. You doxed yourself. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.0) You even volunteered the information.  Here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4019640.msg38278364#msg38278364)

Did I (?) When? After you pulled my information from the web and dumped them on your post or before?

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You might need more information about me.
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You missed these I believe ===>
Notice the style I am talking. Meaning some of my private information were already dumped on the forum.

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It is not allowed to post someone's dox if it is especially obvious that you're just using the dox as a weapon

Would you mind? http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4019640.new
Screenshot (http://prntscr.com/kizfg4)


This is an older cached version on google by the way which anyone (the world) could access and even they still can (https://www.google.co.uk/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZisqF58WcI-W25QLP0PrHIC4c7MOb0d6D1aJcG7PtqsehC9_17_1x9L2RRxBjYp61zyM5zsYkDlbLKJMdGfYekcawza55GJ3-xt_1xoLpIhXDSkRkVafz-s-zqiHoCOnwl72KO9Jeev-IuxGM_1Aurz6ku-f41TwKHJ7m0k0HaXK7h45WaKI74Uldf8TU5nsl56L6Mhee6lmz1_1S-kZj0h_1tbJ6pRPatHKcAzGQzF3p6b7_1RBL18odH6K2ixHOsPNoL7sCvUeOBqe2jX5nVJZEMWJsEjnLDTNXurAIN_10SXyuPry81LNx5qGJHmRFJIncUumswZFt9rWrCwqPl46fkB3Ou44VPVZXw&hl=en-GB).

https://i.imgur.com/b8g1fHR.png


http://archive.is/CiVJK#selection-1067.41-1067.84
May be someone will be interested to click on those images from the bottom from this google page (https://www.google.co.uk/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZisqF58WcI-W25QLP0PrHIC4c7MOb0d6D1aJcG7PtqsehC9_17_1x9L2RRxBjYp61zyM5zsYkDlbLKJMdGfYekcawza55GJ3-xt_1xoLpIhXDSkRkVafz-s-zqiHoCOnwl72KO9Jeev-IuxGM_1Aurz6ku-f41TwKHJ7m0k0HaXK7h45WaKI74Uldf8TU5nsl56L6Mhee6lmz1_1S-kZj0h_1tbJ6pRPatHKcAzGQzF3p6b7_1RBL18odH6K2ixHOsPNoL7sCvUeOBqe2jX5nVJZEMWJsEjnLDTNXurAIN_10SXyuPry81LNx5qGJHmRFJIncUumswZFt9rWrCwqPl46fkB3Ou44VPVZXw&hl=en-GB)

On the top under the navigation follow those ones which has  this...
Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Trading Discussion > Scam Accusations (Moderator: Cyrus) > Serial feedback blackmailer - mdayonliner

Have I volunteered my wife's social media information?

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You are selective in your posts. Stop scamming everyone with your "poor me" story.
Meaning I am scamming people on the forum or anywhere else? Would you define stop scamming please?



Motherfucker! What are you smoking that everything comes out twisted from your fucking head (?)! Are you a dick head (?)

STFU! Be my guest. I don't fucking give a fuck. You think you decide my reputation?
See this is what I am calling diversion. This has already been responded.
So if anyone thinks that I started misbehaving (swearing) him then better ask a question to yourself. Who started using slags? This may serve as a reference. (http://archive.is/D6Qvd#selection-1883.0-1883.146)

Why are you bringing old stuffs again? These has answered already. Diversion? The original conversation was started here with me and marlboroza so that I can talk back and forth with him/her but you stepped in and again started messing things around.


Quoted for for record, archived here http://archive.is/FrCjd
Good that you are keeping all the quotes so that I can not change information which I don't actually. I always keep records intact even if I see I could get trouble. You can justify from the PM I sent to Lutpin where I could delete the evidence but I archived it just to keep reference. Too much for me going through but yes I will see the link and will write you back.

It's really good to see how hard you guys are trying to keep the forum free from scam. On the process you even do not bother to cool down your head and readjust your prior perception. All these things I have done in the past does not have anything to do with the forum lifetime. I never scammed anyone on the forum nor even outside the forum but here I am, defending myself to restore my honour. I may not be able to fight against it alone but I will try my best.

Few things not the  least....
Time is relevant
Place is relevant


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on August 15, 2018, 05:33:11 PM

Have I volunteered my wife's social media information?


Show me where I have doxxed your wife.

You just made the accusation. Now provide the proof.

Dox:
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publish private or identifying information about (a particular individual) on the Internet

In regards to your information - you published your full name and LinkedIn profile as well as your twitter.

You posted your name and linkedin  here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3437046.msg35860376#msg35860376) in April and rest of the stuff here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3759887.0) in May

Unless I published your phone number or home address (which I won't) there is nothing more to doxx.



Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: marlboroza on August 15, 2018, 05:37:11 PM
Quoted for for record, archived here http://archive.is/FrCjd and reposted here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44135982#msg44135982
Fixed that quote for you with proper link  :D
Few things not the  least....
Time is relevant
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44135982#msg44135982
As you can see, time is today, as I just signed up to "project2018" under your sponsorship. Tell me, as my sponsor, is it safe to invest in that site?  :D

Ok, i will stop posting and replying to this topic because it went to completely different direction. Or not?

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as a bitcointalk forum member its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation
  :)


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: The Cryptovator on August 15, 2018, 05:52:16 PM
I will request to OP, please lock this thread from lower left. Look like discussion is gone out of subject. Even red tag not enough for scammer/spammer it's give warning to dealing with red taged member's. There is reference on comment why tagged a member's. So it's easy to find who is scammer or spammer.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: mdayonliner on August 15, 2018, 06:06:57 PM
Quoted for for record, archived here http://archive.is/FrCjd and reposted here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44135982#msg44135982
Fixed that quote for you with proper link  :D
Few things not the  least....
Time is relevant
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44135982#msg44135982
As you can see, time is today, as I just signed up to "project2018" under your sponsorship. Tell me, as my sponsor, is it safe to invest in that site?  :D

Ok, i will stop posting and replying to this topic because it went to completely different direction. Or not?

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as a bitcointalk forum member its our duty to ensure a safe environment here for our upcoming generation
 :)

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Tell me, as my sponsor, is it safe to invest in that site?
Yes1, I know - you are having a good time. Happy for you.

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Ok, i will stop posting and replying to this topic because it went to completely different direction. Or not?
Indeed! So let's walk through that direction then....

Anyway....
You can visit the post, I have updated it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4221113.msg44138548#msg44138548


Update
1 The "Yes" was not meant to say that investing in that site is safe.  :)


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: athanz88 on August 16, 2018, 02:38:08 AM
It is a funny thread if you compare it to a real life situation like " if a traffic light has shown a red light and you are trespassing it and got hit, can you blame the red light or the one who make the traffic light or the police?" It is almost the same like how DT trust works. I believe red trust from DT with enough reference on the scam are trusted enough to stop us from being scammed, which can reduce the number of scam in the future, but it seems there are more people who like to gamble by trespassing the red light nowadays, and when they got hit, they blame others.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: xtraelv on September 18, 2018, 07:38:39 AM

Things that can get people negative trust from a DT are:
Attempted or successful fraud or theft.
Business activity that resulted in the loss of funds by others.
Account sales
Merit sales / swapping
Harassing a DT
Offering escrow without a track record
Asking for a no collateral loan
Shilling / advertising MLM or ponzi
Escrowing for themselves
Late loan repayments / loan defaults.
Any other untrustworthy or illegal behavior.

Sorry for the off-topic here but this is really valuable information, so I want to ask xtralev if I can use this quoted piece in my [Guide]How to detect rule-breakers.Techniques and tips. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3831432.0) of cource I'll mention my source :)



This may be quite useful to quote in your trust section of your:  Don't Panic:  Iasenkos Official Hitchhiker's Guide to the BTCitcointalk Galaxy  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2534500.msg25841174#msg25841174)[/b]

I've just included a link to that here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4322078.msg38765392#msg38765392 so I didn't have to duplicate the information that you have already provided.


Title: Re: RED Trust...is it enough for fraudulent work ???
Post by: TheBeardedBaby on September 26, 2018, 07:21:02 AM
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I have to do it sometimes soon, the problem is editing big post from the phone is horrible. I need some free time behind the PC and when I get the chance I'll do it. :)