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Title: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 01:56:38 AM
There's a lot here, they're moving together.
All of them ...
yobit campaign
supporters here!

I asked the admins no answer!
I'm not gonna move with a couple of assholes.

Negatives will be given negative...

I oppose this fascist group. If necessary, I give the account and get rid of these damn people.
I will not shut up and keep silence

I only do what the forum administrators say If they say "finish the campaign," I will.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 02:10:11 AM
Gambling project is not forbidden because no risk wins everyone ;)
Airdrop made "forbidden-ponzi-morality"😂

The Vite 240 I bought last week went down to 140 satoshi. Extra didn't give anything. Tron gives regular btt and wink every month.

Yobit not counting my messages now. Because I didn't use the new signature.
Thank you to Yahoo for your efforts ...
PLEASE SAY AN AUTHORIZED IN THE FORUM
Is this a penalty for the new signature?
Hundreds of members who share the same fate as me are waiting for your reply.


Do not leave the members who respect the rules unanswered

Thank u
I cannot really give a good answer currently. Waiting on responses to a few more questions I sent the Admin. The biggest of those being are they willing to change the sigs and The investbox if I invest 1btc and buy 10x tokens. If I collect my % daily for a week will my tokens still be worth 1btc when I sell them? Or will my tokens lose value and I lose a big chunk of the invested btc?

I have changed their thread to what they asked for now. Users have to make their own choice at this time. I cannot say 1 way or the other if participants will be tagged. I will say I don't agree with tagging them at this point due to the fact that we are all ignorant on how it works.

I watched the video and there was not a real explanation of how things work. Just an FYI on how to make the investment. No answer on the actions that need performed to collect your % nor no info on if you lose your ass on your initial investment.

No matter what users are going to say Yobit is a scam exchange. They should also include every other exchange in that assessment, but nothing I can do about that. If yobit decides to switch up the sigs a bit I will likely continue looking over the campaign.

This is all I can say until I get some answers



Thanks Master for answering
--------------------------------------------------

With all due respect


STAFF-ADMIN-MOD
Is this signature forbidden?

Yes? or No?



If it's not forbidden, I'il use the new signature. Nobody can do a dick.
I'm not asking fake moral guards, Introducing the gambling project etc...



Gambling project is not forbidden because no risk wins everyone ;)

It's not called GamblingBox, is it?

Stop with this "not forbidden" nonsense. Scams are "not forbidden" on this forum, it doesn't mean that you should promote them.

Why would you want to lose track of the mixer?
What do privacy-oriented projects target?
Is the gambling project too innocent?
Tron gives wink-btt, trillion supply projects
AND ARE YOU ADMINE?

So almost all the projects scam because they lose all of them for 2 years.

The project I bought last week fell by 50%.
I'm looking at Yobit X10, 120% up.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/X10/BTC

So really, tell me how you know Yoshit's coin went up 120%.  Oh, it's because Yoshit told you so?  Were you dropped on the head as a child?  

I seriously can't believe the Turkish community voted this moron into DT1.  It's a wonder he learned how to breath.




Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 02:23:44 AM
There's a lot here, they're moving together.
All of them ...
yobit campaign
supporters here!

I asked the admins no answer!
I'm not gonna move with a couple of assholes.

Negatives will be given negative...

I oppose this fascist group. If necessary, I give the account and get rid of these damn people.
I will not shut up and keep silence

I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again. Are you really going to use your DT1 privileges to retaliate against your critics, or is it just an unfortunate translation glitch?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 02:27:48 AM

I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again. Are you really going to use your DT1 privileges to retaliate against your critics, or is it just an unfortunate translation glitch?

I'm just talking about a relationship based on reciprocity.

if someone calls me "you multi" I say it "you multi"

if someone calls me "moron" I say it "you moron"

If someone gives me a negative, I will give it to him.

self-defense


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Steamtyme on December 24, 2019, 02:36:56 AM
The system is not to be used as a tool of revenge. If someone chooses to use the system poorly against you that is their choice, you in turn might consider leaving a "neutral" explaining their poor judgement - in your opinion. Then excluding them from your network.
That is appropriate.

What you are doing negates the system and I believe your position within it. So by all means leave your tags, you will be quickly excluded by your peers. Then you can continue to misuse the system as it won't have an effect outside of anyone who keeps you on their trust list. If you can't  reasonably handle the responsibility it will be taken from you and you will lose that privilege.

Please read this - LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191802.0)


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 02:43:32 AM
The system is not to be used as a tool of revenge. If someone chooses to use the system poorly against you that is their choice, you in turn might consider leaving a "neutral" explaining their poor judgement - in your opinion. Then excluding them from your network.
That is appropriate.

What you are doing negates the system and I believe your position within it. So by all means leave your tags, you will be quickly excluded by your peers. Then you can continue to misuse the system as it won't have an effect outside of anyone who keeps you on their trust list. If you can't  reasonably handle the responsibility it will be taken from you will lose that privilege.

Please read this - LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191802.0)

What are you saying
"chipmixer-foxpop merit" here the most powerful group
doesn't others have a right to say something?
do you only have rights?
If so, they will ban everyone except you!
but I won't shut up until then

Are we extras here? Are we co-players?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: DireWolfM14 on December 24, 2019, 02:47:38 AM
If someone gives me a negative, I will give it to him.

self-defense

That's not self defense that's retaliation.  Self defense would be preventing the negative review before it happened.  You know, by not promoting a scam, for example.  That would be self defense.





Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 02:50:34 AM
If someone gives me a negative, I will give it to him.

self-defense

That's not self defense that's retaliation.  Self defense would be preventing the negative review before it happened.  You know, by not promoting a scam, for example.  That would be self defense.


So almost all the projects scam because they lose all of them for 2 years.

The project I bought last week fell by 50%.
I'm looking at Yobit X10, 120% up.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/X10/BTC

So really, tell me how you know Yoshit's coin went up 120%.  Oh, it's because Yoshit told you so?  Were you dropped on the head as a child?  

I seriously can't believe the Turkish community voted this moron into DT1.  It's a wonder he learned how to breath.



You're moron, you idiot!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5205605.0

tens of members in the Turkish section only will not receive money
you keep gambling

I protect their interests too
what about you

like this?

Do you defend before those who swear at you?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 02:56:57 AM
Do you defend before those who swear at you?

Let's expand your concept of self-defense a little bit. If people get scammed by the "10% daily" scheme you're promoting in your signature, is it ok for them to steal from you in "self-defense"?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Steamtyme on December 24, 2019, 02:59:51 AM
What are you saying
"chipmixer-foxpop merit" here the most powerful group - doesn't others have a right to say something? - do you only have rights?
If so, they will ban everyone except you! - but I won't shut up until then
Are we extras here? Are we co-players?
Say anything you want, your role in DT will reflect that. You are far less likely to be removed for the things you say in posting or creating topics. People here really do hammer home the freedom of speech. I am no member of any group, I'm privileged enough to have earned a spot in the Chipmixer campaign, I receive merits from people who feel I contribute or have value, and I disperse them accordingly.
I could be banned just asa easily as the next person - should I commit a bannable offence, I won't because I try to ensure I comply with forum rules. What can I say some people are willing to think outside of themselves in situations, it's fairly helpful.
When it comes to the Trust/Feedback system, you can still say anything you want or do as you please. The other side of that is if you have a role in DT, there are expectations and guidelines on how this system is to be implemented. So that leaves you with a choice.
-Continue to throw a temper-tantrum lose your position within DT.
-Grow up, develop thicker skin, and use the system as it's designed and bring your complaints to threads or topics for discussion.

I repeat that it is a privilege that bears responsibility to be on DT, one that has had others just walk away from it completely. If you are not up to the task then leave it be. In this system we are all extras meant to give an impression to new users or newly met users to help guide transactions and interactions.

I will leave you with this. I have been in your situation a couple times now I think. Negatives no longer are the be all and end all of the world. So if you get tagged and there is even a remote reason it has some value you should try and engage in a dialogue - not an argument - with that individual to see if it can be resolved. If there is no resolution you can take the next steps, but I repeat you should never leave a Neg, just because they did.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 03:03:23 AM
Do you defend before those who swear at you?

Let's expand your concept of self-defense a little bit. If people get scammed by the "10% daily" scheme you're promoting in your signature, is it ok for them to steal from you in "self-defense"?


The project I bought last week fell by 50%.
I'm looking at Yobit X10, 120% up.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/X10/BTC


I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market
btc ethereum I've hurt all of them
Are they all scam?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: DireWolfM14 on December 24, 2019, 03:08:50 AM
I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market

That's because you are incapable of learning simple lessons.

sometimes i want to cry :'( :'(
man stuck in campaign monthly (cryptotalk&yobit), took the money
then suddenly things like enlightenment  :o and morality bla bla bla

WHAT OFFERED TO YOU?

Morals, bla bla bla?  You're advertising a scam for pennies, and that's how justify it?  

@ the Turkish community.  Do you really think this guy demonstrates good judgement?  By having him included in your trust network, you are essentially trusting the judgement of this person.  A person who will admittedly sell his morality for few bucks.  


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 03:13:54 AM
I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market

That's because you are incapable of learning simple lessons.

sometimes i want to cry :'( :'(
man stuck in campaign monthly (cryptotalk&yobit), took the money
then suddenly things like enlightenment  :o and morality bla bla bla

WHAT OFFERED TO YOU?

Morals, bla bla bla?  You're advertising a scam for pennies, and that's how justify it?  

@ the Turkish community.  Do you really think this guy demonstrates good judgement?  By having him included in your trust network, you are essentially trusting the judgement of this person.  A person who will admittedly sell his morality for few bucks.  

are you gambling too?

![Jackpot!](https://i.makeagif.com/media/8-23-2016/MzM2Lf.gif)

my legend charles bukowski hates hypocrites like you


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 03:16:47 AM
I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market
btc ethereum I've hurt all of them
Are they all scam?

This doesn't make any sense. You lost money in the market. How does that justify promoting a scam now?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: DireWolfM14 on December 24, 2019, 03:18:08 AM
charles bukowski

 :o

You need better roll models, dude. 


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 03:20:02 AM
I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market
btc ethereum I've hurt all of them
Are they all scam?

This doesn't make any sense. You lost money in the market. How does that justify promoting a scam now?

don't trim the answers every time, look WİN

Do you defend before those who swear at you?

Let's expand your concept of self-defense a little bit. If people get scammed by the "10% daily" scheme you're promoting in your signature, is it ok for them to steal from you in "self-defense"?


The project I bought last week fell by 50%.
I'm looking at Yobit X10, 120% up.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/X10/BTC


I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market
btc ethereum I've hurt all of them
Are they all scam?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 03:34:04 AM
don't trim the answers every time, look WİN

Trimming wall-quotes is basic forum etiquette.

If you're trying to say that "120%" makes it not scam - that's also nonsense. The unrealistic gain of "10% daily" is one of the main issues with this scheme.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 03:42:03 AM
don't trim the answers every time, look WİN

Trimming wall-quotes is basic forum etiquette.

If you're trying to say that "120%" makes it not scam - that's also nonsense. The unrealistic gain of "10% daily" is one of the main issues with this scheme.

pundix made airdrop for months, inflation increased
tron for months btt + wink gives inflation increased
inflation increases but is profitable even if the price remains constant,
If the price falls to a certain rate, it is still profitable.
these are issues related to mathematics and economics....

nobody said scam for tron-pundiX etc...

https://www.binance.com/tr/trade/ETH_BTC
see ethereum
From 0.15 btc to 0.017 btc
without giving anything
where earnings?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 03:56:14 AM
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Read your own signature. It literally says "BUY X10 AND EARN 10% DAILY".

Here is what X10 is: https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/x10-platform-review-automated-trading-bitcoin-ponzi-scheme/

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X10 Platform Review: Automated trading bitcoin Ponzi scheme

You're promoting a scam, it doesn't matter what any other shitcoins did or didn't do.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: littlemix on December 24, 2019, 03:56:51 AM
I think yobit take advatange of that yobit greedy to money and we all know that.  Cryptotalk admin need official announcement about that.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 04:08:31 AM
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Read your own signature. It literally says "BUY X10 AND EARN 10% DAILY".

Here is what X10 is: https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/x10-platform-review-automated-trading-bitcoin-ponzi-scheme/

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X10 Platform Review: Automated trading bitcoin Ponzi scheme

You're promoting a scam, it doesn't matter what any other shitcoins did or didn't do.

Yobit Investbox - it's not ponzi, you can check this video to understand how it works - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IQY6Ly1pFCGM7e9jV5M7m4Sv78h7Y5jR/view

InvestBox plans for btc are limited and have strong conditions (user need to have some amount of Yobit tokens and e.t.c. to get his daily %), it's just an advertisement tool with fixed budget, if it ends - user can close his investbox investment and withdraw or exchange coins anytime.

Yobit, a corporate company against your word!


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: gospodin on December 24, 2019, 04:25:01 AM
I think he misunderstood.  You know the risk in gambling, or ieo / ico.  He will change their mind, if properly explained.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Vispilio on December 24, 2019, 04:31:13 AM
In InvestBox there are a number of schemes you can invest in if you fulfill certain conditions, many of them offering unreasonable interest rates.

The caveat is that most of these conditions require you to have a sizable holding of an obscure "shitcoin" which is almost guaranteed to greatly depreciate in value over time...

The other risks are counterparty risk: Yobit or the owner of the scheme might not be able to (or choose not to) pay,
and the obvious risk of your initial investment losing value in fiat or BTC terms at a greater ratio than the interest rates offered...

The fact remains many altcoins have increasing supply and staking / interest rate rewards to make themselves more attractive to investors, so it wouldn't be fair to single out Yobit as a scam or a completely unethical exchange, provided they can reword their campaign signature into a more honest and legitimate text...


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 04:31:39 AM
Yobit, a corporate company against your word!

Yobit doesn't even try to address the X10 scam, they're talking about their InvestBox.

You don't have to trust me, just read the review: https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/x10-platform-review-automated-trading-bitcoin-ponzi-scheme/


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 04:38:16 AM
I think he misunderstood.  You know the risk in gambling, or ieo / ico.  He will change their mind, if properly explained.

dear my friend
never seen a winner in gambling
There's a risk of losing it, as everywhere.
from 10% may be exact but the conditions exist + satoshi may fall as well as may also come out
pundiX up to 200 satoshi, now 2 satoshi does not even but airdrop did

there is a famous story

the only question in the economics exam:
"What is the risk?"

100-point answer:
"This is the risk!"


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: tsaroz on December 24, 2019, 05:28:04 AM
This is a forum and as a user, everyone is obliged to follow the rules of forum and the ultimate person to make forum rules is the admin.
The perspective for same thing could be much different among different individuals. Even bitcoin is a ponzi and bubble for some.
We are allowing coin mixers and their advertisement here which are set up with prime purpose of money laundering.
Again though bitcoin and most of crypto are decentralized, this forum is not. The admin is not only responsible for the experience of users but also may be made liable for any criminal offense originating in the forum. So, it's better to let admin decide.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 05:46:35 AM
This is a forum and as a user, everyone is obliged to follow the rules of forum and the ultimate person to make forum rules is the admin.
The perspective for same thing could be much different among different individuals. Even bitcoin is a ponzi and bubble for some.
We are allowing coin mixers and their advertisement here which are set up with prime purpose of money laundering.
Again though bitcoin and most of crypto are decentralized, this forum is not. The admin is not only responsible for the experience of users but also may be made liable for any criminal offense originating in the forum. So, it's better to let admin decide.

We do what the admin says!
but don't let others become authority!

I only do what the forum administrators say If they say "finish the campaign," I will.

Edit: I'm going to sleep, and then I have to work.
then bye. :-*


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: LoyceV on December 24, 2019, 07:53:01 AM
I only do what the forum administrators say If they say "finish the campaign," I will.
Scams aren't moderated. Admin will only remove the YoBit campaign if they're spamming.

Please read this - LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191802.0)
What are you saying
"chipmixer-foxpop merit" here the most powerful group
Interesting. I don't see myself as powerful here, and I sure as hell try not to abuse the "power" I have. If you think any of the feedbacks I left are unjust, please post in LoyceV's reputation thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4826180.0).
Mods have power. Admin has power. I'm just a regular guy, and I like to believe I earned a lot of Merit and Trust inclusions only because people value what I'm doing here. And I share data for anyone who's interested, because I believe in openness.

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doesn't others have a right to say something?
I believe in freedom of speech.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: kotwica666 on December 24, 2019, 07:58:34 AM
I do not like this type of polemics and community partition.
We should make a decision together.
I still don't have 100% certainty, but I still don't see scam in Investbox.
I agree with DarkStar in this post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5211902.msg53425001#msg53425001

And here is my opinion that I posted in other thread:

I don't think that advertising Investbox is significantly different from advertising gambling sites or mixers. We all know how these services work.

If Investbox were ponzi, I would immediately take my signature off. However, I don't think giving away worthless coins is such a thing. In my opinion, this is a marketing tool that helps sell something worthless. Just like the thousands of marketing tricks that we see every day on city streets or in tv ads.

But, if we all agree, that creating token and trying to convince people to buy it, it's a scam, I'll take my signature off. For me it is not a scam.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: metenjean on December 24, 2019, 09:23:28 AM
Yobit, a corporate company against your word!

Yobit doesn't even try to address the X10 scam, they're talking about their InvestBox.

You don't have to trust me, just read the review: https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/x10-platform-review-automated-trading-bitcoin-ponzi-scheme/
I know whit yobit have make many investbox coin scam like Liza, what do you think with some one promote gambling site?
look ahead with this words

never seen a winner in gambling
There's a risk of losing it, as everywhere.

Did they break rule by promoting scheme site where make many people loss much money in gambling site?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: johhnyUA on December 24, 2019, 09:26:58 AM
We are allowing coin mixers and their advertisement here which are set up with prime purpose of money laundering.

Bad example. Mixers is for privacy.
But allowing gambling sites is really weird. And LoyceV will not butthurt about advertising of gambling.

For myself, i will not advertise real ponzie. But again, i'm against tagging people who will keep doing that.

@metenjean add everything in one post.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: kotwica666 on December 24, 2019, 09:46:15 AM
We are allowing coin mixers and their advertisement here which are set up with prime purpose of money laundering.

Bad example. Mixers is for privacy.


Really? So you should read this statement and justification:

Hi all!
Despite the huge profit we earn, we are closing our activity. Let me explain why.

I'm bitcoin enthusiast since 2011. When we started this service I was convinced that any Bitcoin user has a natural right to privacy. I was totally wrong. Now I grasped that Bitcoin is transparent non-anonymous system by design. Blockchain is a great open book. I believe that Bitcoin will have a great future without dark market transactions. You may use Dash or Zerocoin if you want to buy some weed. Not Bitcoin.

I hope our decision will help to make Bitcoin ecosystem more clean and transparent. I hope our competitors will hear our message and will close their services too. Very soon this kind of activity will be considered as illegal in most of countries.

Cheers,
Bitmixer.IO



Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Aceeakell on December 24, 2019, 10:42:44 AM
i think its not a scam promotion, according to your opinions all the crypto projects could be scam. all the projects can be accepted as scam because you can lose money.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: TryNinja on December 24, 2019, 10:49:13 AM
i think its not a scam promotion, according to your opinions all the crypto projects could be scam. all the projects can be accepted as scam because you can lose money.
Yeah man, people are complaining about Yobit’s investbox only because you can lose money with it. That’s exactly what people said. *FacePalm*

I’m not even sure if having a discussion is worth. Y’all will just say whatever you can to keep getting Yobit’s campaign money, regardless of what they tell you to promote. Most participants were actually Yobit haters, calling them out until they have the opportunity to be part of the grand scheme.

Really? So you should read this statement and justification:

-snip-
? Is BitMixer a spokesman/representative of all mixers?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 11:07:06 AM
I only do what the forum administrators say If they say "finish the campaign," I will.
Scams aren't moderated. Admin will only remove the YoBit campaign if they're spamming.

Please read this - LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191802.0)
What are you saying
"chipmixer-foxpop merit" here the most powerful group
Interesting. I don't see myself as powerful here, and I sure as hell try not to abuse the "power" I have. If you think any of the feedbacks I left are unjust, please post in LoyceV's reputation thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4826180.0).
Mods have power. Admin has power. I'm just a regular guy, and I like to believe I earned a lot of Merit and Trust inclusions only because people value what I'm doing here. And I share data for anyone who's interested, because I believe in openness.

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doesn't others have a right to say something?
I believe in freedom of speech.

Who determines what is fraud?

IEO'lar belki de Binance'ın BTT'yi duyurmasıyla popüler olmuştu. Sonra Binance ardı ardına IEO açıklarken, diğer borsalarda buradaki güzel parayı göz ardı etmediler.

Kucoin, Bitfinex, Okex, Huobi ve hatta Bittrex bile bu işe dahil oldu. Binance'da satış ardından listeleme sırasında büyük kâr şansları yakalansa da sonrasında işler çok da iyi gitmedi.
Bitmex bu konuda detaylı bir rapor hazırlamış. Ve bu rapora göre, IEO sonrası bir kaç coin dışında hepsi büyük zarar ettirmiş. Bu da bu tarz yatırımlarda dikkatli olunması gerektiğini, her zaman tetikte olmamız gerektiğini hatırlatıyor bize.

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Kaynak: https://blog.bitmex.com/initial-exchange-offerings-part-2-investment-performance-update/


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: The Cryptovator on December 24, 2019, 11:43:00 AM
So you wanna express your DT1 power for support Yobit campaign? A DT1 mentality should not be retaliatory, should not attack someone without valid reason. If you are thinking you will tag someone if they tag Yobit participants then it's like a attack and retaliatory feedback. Of course you can show your power and leave feedback as you want, but DT system is quite different from before. Community and other DT1's have power to remove you from DT1 instantly. So you will show your power they will show their power. So it will become a game which should not happen IMO.

Everyone have freedom here to express their opinions, but it doesn't mean you will have to tag them if there opinions are against you. No one have tagged for Yobit yet, so what is the meaning calling all Yobit participants and supporters? You wanna make group? You wanna create different and new trust network? Is it really necessary? I don't think so. Users are discussing each other and leaving their opinions. That's all and nothing going to change I know. Yobit will continue signature campaign either by yahoo62278 or some other else.

Admin will not moderate scam, and you can't expect any decisions from him about Yobit. He would take action against spam like before. So please don't give argumentative statements which would create more problems.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 12:08:41 PM
So you wanna express your DT1 power for support Yobit campaign? A DT1 mentality should not be retaliatory, should not attack someone without valid reason. If you are thinking you will tag someone if they tag Yobit participants then it's like a attack and retaliatory feedback. Of course you can show your power and leave feedback as you want, but DT system is quite different from before. Community and other DT1's have power to remove you from DT1 instantly. So you will show your power they will show their power. So it will become a game which should not happen IMO.

Everyone have freedom here to express their opinions, but it doesn't mean you will have to tag them if there opinions are against you. No one have tagged for Yobit yet, so what is the meaning calling all Yobit participants and supporters? You wanna make group? You wanna create different and new trust network? Is it really necessary? I don't think so. Users are discussing each other and leaving their opinions. That's all and nothing going to change I know. Yobit will continue signature campaign either by yahoo62278 or some other else.

Admin will not moderate scam, and you can't expect any decisions from him about Yobit. He would take action against spam like before. So please don't give argumentative statements which would create more problems.

I serve myself. For free.

https://i.postimg.cc/HsWDMYCJ/scam-promoter.png (https://postimages.org/)

Look at this multi account and feedback. Who is going on is also declaring half of the forum scammers. I declare this guy insecure.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: johhnyUA on December 24, 2019, 12:30:24 PM
I serve myself. For free.

https://i.postimg.cc/HsWDMYCJ/scam-promoter.png (https://postimages.org/)

Look at this multi account and feedback. Who is going on is also declaring half of the forum scammers. I declare this guy insecure.

This is one famous english board troll, just ~him and no problem.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: eddie13 on December 24, 2019, 02:40:47 PM
My biggest problem with yobit is their blatant disrespect of our community and I'm not sure this would even be being debated if their wasn't money/profit involved..

I don't see myself as powerful here
< Has 542/52 DT1 votes


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 02:49:32 PM
I agree with DarkStar in this post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5211902.msg53425001#msg53425001

[...]

For me it is not a scam.

How can you possibly reconcile those two statements? It's a blatant scam if it works like DarkStar_ described. By design "investors" get stuck with worthless shitcoin.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 02:56:03 PM
Are you kidding
Morning 22 satoshi now 28 satoshi
What is happening to you? buys, sells. Post elsewhere


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on December 24, 2019, 03:00:32 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

I'm sort of neutral about Yobit's campaign, though I don't like how they sneakily changed the signature from crypotalk to their investbox thing, which I honestly have no idea how it functions.  It sounds too good to be true, although the coins involved are mostly the freebies that Yobit gives away so it can't cost anyone that much to pay 5% interest daily.  Anyone have more info about whether it's actually a Ponzi?  And if they're offering interest on bitcoin and fiat currencies (RUR and USD) that's concerning.

I wouldn't tag their campaign participants, however.  If other DT members want to, that's fine and I wouldn't oppose them but tagging all of the participants en masse wouldn't help things IMO.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 24, 2019, 03:25:19 PM
I'm sort of neutral about Yobit's campaign, though I don't like how they sneakily changed the signature from crypotalk to their investbox thing, which I honestly have no idea how it functions.  It sounds too good to be true, although the coins involved are mostly the freebies that Yobit gives away so it can't cost anyone that much to pay 5% interest daily.  Anyone have more info about whether it's actually a Ponzi?  And if they're offering interest on bitcoin and fiat currencies (RUR and USD) that's concerning.

The initial investment is not a freebie, you have to buy it and you'll likely lose it when Yobit dumps the coin. It's a bona fide ponzi but weak-minded yobit-signature-wearing lemmings get confused because there is an intermediate token involved, i.e. it's not a straight BTC ponzi. If anything it makes it worse, meaning that Yobit is deliberately obfuscating the nature and the intent of the scheme by calling it an investment and creating the illusion of market buying/selling while they're the ones controlling everything.

Read DarkStar_'s explanation: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5211902.msg53425001#msg53425001


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: blurryeyed on December 24, 2019, 04:09:32 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

He's not the only one who shouldn't be on DT1. I had a threatening PM from another one who's promoting this garbage:

i m a DT  1member,

that is what i create. i warned the people about yobit. and opened a what is it and what is not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5212100.msg53425716#msg53425716

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

My reply, which I also posted on his "self moderated" Yobit lov'in thread:

Quote
Posted for for transparency, my reply to OP's threatening PM:

i m a DT  1member,

So what? That only makes it worse.

i warned the people about yobit.

Yet you still prostitute your profile for them.

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

Stop promoting scams & remove your Yobit sig campaign & I might think about it - seeing as you asked me so kindly. You won't be the first scam promoter to leave me retaliatory feedback & I'm sure you won't be the last.

Nice to see DT1 members threatening other members......

It was quickly deleted of course, which is why I'm posting it here. The fact that there are DT1 members getting involved with & defending this scam Yobit outfit (for payment, of course) is bad enough, but for them to abuse their DT1 status with PM's like this goes to show how bad the situation is on BCT.

I don't care if someone is DT1, DT2 or whatever - a scam is a scam & anyone who promotes scams for payment should learn to live with the consequences.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 04:22:22 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.
I'm not at Chipmixer, you're surprised at him? Foxpop merit doesn't too.
There's a word around here or whatever. ;)


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: o_e_l_e_o on December 24, 2019, 04:29:14 PM
The initial investment is not a freebie
It's also worth noting that this isn't actually a token at all - it has no blockchain or smart contract, it doesn't exist outside of YoBit, and it can't be deposited or withdrawn. It was created by YoBit out of nothing and dumped on "investors", and all they can do with it is dump it on each other.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on December 24, 2019, 04:44:57 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

He's not the only one who shouldn't be on DT1. I had a threatening PM from another one who's promoting this garbage:

i m a DT  1member,

that is what i create. i warned the people about yobit. and opened a what is it and what is not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5212100.msg53425716#msg53425716

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

My reply, which I also posted on his "self moderated" Yobit lov'in thread:

Quote
Posted for for transparency, my reply to OP's threatening PM:

i m a DT  1member,

So what? That only makes it worse.

i warned the people about yobit.

Yet you still prostitute your profile for them.

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

Stop promoting scams & remove your Yobit sig campaign & I might think about it - seeing as you asked me so kindly. You won't be the first scam promoter to leave me retaliatory feedback & I'm sure you won't be the last.

Nice to see DT1 members threatening other members......

It was quickly deleted of course, which is why I'm posting it here. The fact that there are DT1 members getting involved with & defending this scam Yobit outfit (for payment, of course) is bad enough, but for them to abuse their DT1 status with PM's like this goes to show how bad the situation is on BCT.

I don't care if someone is DT1, DT2 or whatever - a scam is a scam & anyone who promotes scams for payment should learn to live with the consequences.


Thank you blurryeyed for the post and highlighting what is a growing pattern of behaviour from some members of our forum.

It has to be said it is absolutely despicable conduct from any DT1 trying any means whatsoever in an attempt to promote a campaign either to attack or bully another user.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 04:56:43 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

He's not the only one who shouldn't be on DT1. I had a threatening PM from another one who's promoting this garbage:

i m a DT  1member,

that is what i create. i warned the people about yobit. and opened a what is it and what is not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5212100.msg53425716#msg53425716

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

My reply, which I also posted on his "self moderated" Yobit lov'in thread:

Quote
Posted for for transparency, my reply to OP's threatening PM:

i m a DT  1member,

So what? That only makes it worse.

i warned the people about yobit.

Yet you still prostitute your profile for them.

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

Stop promoting scams & remove your Yobit sig campaign & I might think about it - seeing as you asked me so kindly. You won't be the first scam promoter to leave me retaliatory feedback & I'm sure you won't be the last.

Nice to see DT1 members threatening other members......

It was quickly deleted of course, which is why I'm posting it here. The fact that there are DT1 members getting involved with & defending this scam Yobit outfit (for payment, of course) is bad enough, but for them to abuse their DT1 status with PM's like this goes to show how bad the situation is on BCT.

I don't care if someone is DT1, DT2 or whatever - a scam is a scam & anyone who promotes scams for payment should learn to live with the consequences.


Thank you blurryeyed for the post and highlighting what is a growing pattern of behaviour from some members of our forum.

It has to be said it is absolutely despicable conduct from any DT1 trying any means whatsoever in an attempt to either promote, attack or bully another user.

Every member who gives negative to people for crap reasons deserves to get negative.
When someone gives you a negative, you give a rose?

What empty people are there among us


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: o_e_l_e_o on December 24, 2019, 04:59:50 PM
Every member who gives negative to people for crap reasons deserves to get negative.
That's categorically not true.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: eddie13 on December 24, 2019, 05:17:24 PM
Christmas eve DT1 battle..

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


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: otto_diesel on December 24, 2019, 05:22:14 PM
Every member who gives negative to people for crap reasons deserves to get negative.
That's categorically not true.

is witch hunting categorically true?

i'm personally against the lynching people.  with a clear data and evidence, negative trust can be given to anyone. there are no clear data yet.  in this situation. lynching people and supporting to a  lynch is not a trustful think.  i understand the worries, i have same worries but there are not clear data yet.

i m tired of lynch culture in this forum.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: LoyceV on December 24, 2019, 05:47:35 PM
Christmas eve DT1 battle..
https://i.imgflip.com/3kdzux.jpg (https://imgflip.com/i/3kdzux)via Imgflip Meme Generator (https://imgflip.com/memegenerator)
(image source (https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/14512546/Eat-Popcorn))


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: IconFirm on December 24, 2019, 05:53:13 PM
i m tired of lynch culture in this forum.

Please feel free to go post on the Yobit forum that you so proudly shill in your sig then.

It's a wonderful forum. Really great. Honestly. Everyone will like you there.

Tagged & ignored.

Merry xmas.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Welsh on December 24, 2019, 05:54:42 PM
Every member who gives negative to people for crap reasons deserves to get negative.
When someone gives you a negative, you give a rose?

What empty people are there among us
Nope, they simply get excluded from users trust list. That's how the trust system is suppose to work.

i m tired of lynch culture in this forum.
I normally don't like how other users don't give others chances, and admit everyone makes mistakes. However, this isn't the case here. No one is going around painting the forum red. Instead, they are giving their input into the situation, and trying to prevent users for falling for this. Which unfortunately does not seem like its working.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 06:04:42 PM
Every member who gives negative to people for crap reasons deserves to get negative.
When someone gives you a negative, you give a rose?

What empty people are there among us
Nope, they simply get excluded from users trust list. That's how the trust system is suppose to work.

i m tired of lynch culture in this forum.
I normally don't like how other users don't give others chances, and admit everyone makes mistakes. However, this isn't the case here. No one is going around painting the forum red. Instead, they are giving their input into the situation, and trying to prevent users for falling for this. Which unfortunately does not seem like its working.
I'm gonna turn red, nothing's gonna happen to him. I'il be back, it's my style
I wrote this in the first post.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: otto_diesel on December 24, 2019, 06:15:44 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

He's not the only one who shouldn't be on DT1. I had a threatening PM from another one who's promoting this garbage:

i m a DT  1member,

that is what i create. i warned the people about yobit. and opened a what is it and what is not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5212100.msg53425716#msg53425716

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

My reply, which I also posted on his "self moderated" Yobit lov'in thread:

Quote
Posted for for transparency, my reply to OP's threatening PM:

i m a DT  1member,

So what? That only makes it worse.

i warned the people about yobit.

Yet you still prostitute your profile for them.

delete your negative trust, or i can give you a negative for witch hunting.

Stop promoting scams & remove your Yobit sig campaign & I might think about it - seeing as you asked me so kindly. You won't be the first scam promoter to leave me retaliatory feedback & I'm sure you won't be the last.

Nice to see DT1 members threatening other members......

It was quickly deleted of course, which is why I'm posting it here. The fact that there are DT1 members getting involved with & defending this scam Yobit outfit (for payment, of course) is bad enough, but for them to abuse their DT1 status with PM's like this goes to show how bad the situation is on BCT.

I don't care if someone is DT1, DT2 or whatever - a scam is a scam & anyone who promotes scams for payment should learn to live with the consequences.


Thank you blurryeyed for the post and highlighting what is a growing pattern of behaviour from some members of our forum.

It has to be said it is absolutely despicable conduct from any DT1 trying any means whatsoever in an attempt to either promote, attack or bully another user.

Look that, am i have yobit 10x signature?    its crypto talk forum signature not yobit 10x.

Next time before giving a negative trust, first look the situation than act.

This shows you don’t know what you do. Next time be more careful before tagging people.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on December 24, 2019, 06:21:00 PM
Christmas eve DT1 battle..
https://i.imgflip.com/3kdzux.jpg (https://imgflip.com/i/3kdzux)via Imgflip Meme Generator (https://imgflip.com/memegenerator)
(image source (https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/14512546/Eat-Popcorn))

:(

That is precisely my sentiment too. The Yobit team must be enjoying the view as the infighting continues in the forum....


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: otto_diesel on December 24, 2019, 06:23:34 PM


i m tired of lynch culture in this forum.
I normally don't like how other users don't give others chances, and admit everyone makes mistakes. However, this isn't the case here. No one is going around painting the forum red. Instead, they are giving their input into the situation, and trying to prevent users for falling for this. Which unfortunately does not seem like its working.

Look i dont even yobit 10x signature, and 2 accounts tagged me red trust for yobit 10x.

Also i have a warning page for yobit %10.

This is the culture that i mentioned. :D  They must be sanctioned. For tagging everyone with copy paste sentences.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: TryNinja on December 24, 2019, 06:29:53 PM
Look i dont even yobit 10x signature, and 2 accounts tagged me red trust for yobit 10x.
And neither of them are on DT. :)


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: IconFirm on December 24, 2019, 06:46:25 PM
This is the culture that i mentioned. :D  They must be sanctioned. For tagging everyone with copy paste sentences.

My feedback is not copy pasted & is 100% accurate with a reference link.

Sending intimidating PM's to forum members is an abuse of your DT1 level & against forum rules.

This, together with your previous misdemeanours & scam promoting antics - a tag is justified from anyone, weather on DT or not as a warning for others that you can't be trusted..


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: johhnyUA on December 24, 2019, 07:18:48 PM
Look i dont even yobit 10x signature, and 2 accounts tagged me red trust for yobit 10x.

As i remember, two accounts = one person.

wwzsocki states to IconFirm about his alt blurryeyed and IconFirm doesn't deny that fact.

Here is link - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5166722.msg52213978#msg52213978


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on December 24, 2019, 10:20:26 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

I'm sort of neutral about Yobit's campaign, though I don't like how they sneakily changed the signature from crypotalk to their investbox thing, which I honestly have no idea how it functions.  It sounds too good to be true, although the coins involved are mostly the freebies that Yobit gives away so it can't cost anyone that much to pay 5% interest daily.  Anyone have more info about whether it's actually a Ponzi?  And if they're offering interest on bitcoin and fiat currencies (RUR and USD) that's concerning.

I wouldn't tag their campaign participants, however.  If other DT members want to, that's fine and I wouldn't oppose them but tagging all of the participants en masse wouldn't help things IMO.


After having a brief look at some of the posts here and in other Yobit related threads some users promoting Yobit have really done no favours to themselves with their condescending attitude but I tend to agree with this view about not tagging participants for now unless something drastic was to occur to alter that mindset.

If possible I would like to see a clear and concise list of the users with alt-accounts (or suspected alt-accounts) and those participating in merit abuse and/or reaching DT level by adding alt-accounts to their Trust list in order gain a fake trustworthy status so if the time comes to tag them then those that want to do it can do it.

For those interested this is an excellent thread regarding Yobit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5134358.0


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 24, 2019, 10:28:01 PM
I didn't think it was possible to top the immaturity of this new crop of DT1 members but you have surprised me again.
That dude is DT1?  Jaaay-zus.

I'm sort of neutral about Yobit's campaign, though I don't like how they sneakily changed the signature from crypotalk to their investbox thing, which I honestly have no idea how it functions.  It sounds too good to be true, although the coins involved are mostly the freebies that Yobit gives away so it can't cost anyone that much to pay 5% interest daily.  Anyone have more info about whether it's actually a Ponzi?  And if they're offering interest on bitcoin and fiat currencies (RUR and USD) that's concerning.

I wouldn't tag their campaign participants, however.  If other DT members want to, that's fine and I wouldn't oppose them but tagging all of the participants en masse wouldn't help things IMO.


I tend to agree with this view about not tagging participants but will reconsider unless something drastic was to occur however I would like to see a clear and concise list of the users with alt-accounts (or suspected alt-accounts) and those participating in merit abuse and/or reaching DT level by adding alt-accounts to their Trust list in order gain a fake trustworthy status so if the time comes to tag them then those that want to do it can do it.

Is this your plan? :-[


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: DarkStar_ on December 25, 2019, 12:53:05 AM
I still don't have 100% certainty, but I still don't see scam in Investbox.
For me it is not a scam.

How much have you personally invested into InvestBox and the non-scammy X10 token? With 10% daily profit, think of how much money you'll make! I bet that everyone here defending the X10 token has not purchased any themselves nor would they ever consider it, knowing the dump scheme that will happen. Random people clicking your signature won't know about that and might think it's actually legitimate.

edit: Or, would you, in good faith, recommend that someone invest into X10 token for 10% daily interest?

This point is pretty much moot now because they changed their signature, but I'd still like to hear a response.

(and before someone resorts to personal attacks, yes I've used ChipMixer and I've bet over 15 BTC at sportsbet.io)


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Vispilio on December 25, 2019, 03:50:35 AM

How much have you personally invested into InvestBox and the non-scammy X10 token? With 10% daily profit, think of how much money you'll make! I bet that everyone here defending the X10 token has not purchased any themselves nor would they ever consider it, knowing the dump scheme that will happen. Random people clicking your signature won't know about that and might think it's actually legitimate.

edit: Or, would you, in good faith, recommend that someone invest into X10 token for 10% daily interest?

This point is pretty much moot now because they changed their signature, but I'd still like to hear a response.

(and before someone resorts to personal attacks, yes I've used ChipMixer and I've bet over 15 BTC at sportsbet.io)

No one in his right mind should invest in X10, it's obviously a pyramid scheme.

Yet there are people knowingly chasing these kinds of things, looking to get in early and get out before the scam falls apart...

Like the price of X10 briefly went from 22 sat to 30 sats yesterday, someone could have bought in, made 10% overnight, and cashed out at around 20% higher for overall profits of 30% in 1 day...

I wouldn't recommend anyone to trade this way or advertise ponzis, but the fact remains there are people who are convinced they can beat the schemers / gambling sites / sports bookies at their own game, and they deliberately pursue rigged products...


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: otto_diesel on December 25, 2019, 05:29:40 AM
This is the culture that i mentioned. :D  They must be sanctioned. For tagging everyone with copy paste sentences.

My feedback is not copy pasted & is 100% accurate with a reference link.

Sending intimidating PM's to forum members is an abuse of your DT1 level & against forum rules.

This, together with your previous misdemeanours & scam promoting antics - a tag is justified from anyone, weather on DT or not as a warning for others that you can't be trusted..


last time i will tell you step by step.

1. again, I did NOT WORE yobit 10X sig. it was cryptotalk.org sig. 
2. cryptotalk.org  is NOT a scam.
3. you cant give a person a negative trust for wearing cryptotalk.org signature.

you are lyching hundreds of people for 100$. it's against forum rules.




Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: kotwica666 on December 25, 2019, 10:49:02 AM
I still don't have 100% certainty, but I still don't see scam in Investbox.
For me it is not a scam.

How much have you personally invested into InvestBox and the non-scammy X10 token? With 10% daily profit, think of how much money you'll make! I bet that everyone here defending the X10 token has not purchased any themselves nor would they ever consider it, knowing the dump scheme that will happen. Random people clicking your signature won't know about that and might think it's actually legitimate.

edit: Or, would you, in good faith, recommend that someone invest into X10 token for 10% daily interest?

This point is pretty much moot now because they changed their signature, but I'd still like to hear a response.

(and before someone resorts to personal attacks, yes I've used ChipMixer and I've bet over 15 BTC at sportsbet.io)

Knowing the principle of Investbox, I think it is a dangerous investment or even a gamble. It looks like a bet to me who will be the first to sell earned coins. It is obvious that with such a high%, the number of coins for sale would grow very quickly, so the price would have to fall proportionally quickly.
I agree that it would be unfair for random people to click on the signature without knowing the risk.
Sometimes I like gambling, but only if I have the resources to do so. I don't have such funds during Christmas, but I admit that I was thinking about trying this game. Soon I will try .. Your post even provoke me a bit ;)


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: examplens on December 25, 2019, 04:15:04 PM
I still don't have 100% certainty, but I still don't see scam in Investbox.
For me it is not a scam.

How much have you personally invested into InvestBox and the non-scammy X10 token? With 10% daily profit, think of how much money you'll make! I bet that everyone here defending the X10 token has not purchased any themselves nor would they ever consider it, knowing the dump scheme that will happen. Random people clicking your signature won't know about that and might think it's actually legitimate.

edit: Or, would you, in good faith, recommend that someone invest into X10 token for 10% daily interest?

This point is pretty much moot now because they changed their signature, but I'd still like to hear a response.

(and before someone resorts to personal attacks, yes I've used ChipMixer and I've bet over 15 BTC at sportsbet.io)

I can confirm that. Yobit Investbox is a scam!
I personally invested $100 before a year and a half in Yobit Investbox buying one of his shitcoin. Also with 10% interest. After the first 24h and first payments, I was never positive counting investment + profit. So, my $100 investment +10% reward worth $95 after the first 24h. After a few days, I decided to withdraw and sell daily interest only, and keep my basic investment active. Two weeks later, my initial investment worth $0,001, profit which I am withdrawing from Investbox worth around $15.
later I followed some of their tokens, the same schemes was always repeated.
For me, it is a SCAM!

On gambling, I have the chance to win something, small but still have a chance. But on Yobit IB, I can only lose.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: kotwica666 on December 25, 2019, 04:29:41 PM
I still don't have 100% certainty, but I still don't see scam in Investbox.
For me it is not a scam.

How much have you personally invested into InvestBox and the non-scammy X10 token? With 10% daily profit, think of how much money you'll make! I bet that everyone here defending the X10 token has not purchased any themselves nor would they ever consider it, knowing the dump scheme that will happen. Random people clicking your signature won't know about that and might think it's actually legitimate.

edit: Or, would you, in good faith, recommend that someone invest into X10 token for 10% daily interest?

This point is pretty much moot now because they changed their signature, but I'd still like to hear a response.

(and before someone resorts to personal attacks, yes I've used ChipMixer and I've bet over 15 BTC at sportsbet.io)

I can confirm that. Yobit Investbox is a scam!
I personally invested $100 before a year and a half in Yobit Investbox buying one of his shitcoin. Also with 10% interest. After the first 24h and first payments, I was never positive counting investment + profit. So, my $100 investment +10% reward worth $95 after the first 24h. After a few days, I decided to withdraw and sell daily interest only, and keep my basic investment active. Two weeks later, my initial investment worth $0,001, profit which I am withdrawing from Investbox worth around $15.
later I followed some of their tokens, the same schemes was always repeated.
For me, it is a SCAM!

On gambling, I have the chance to win something, small but still have a chance. But on Yobit IB, I can only lose.

I think the price chart for every coin listed in InvestBox with a 10% daily interest looks like a classic pump & dump. At the beginning there is a panic buy to invest the most, to get the greatest possible profit, and then there is the panic sale of earned coins. The one who sells at the moment of the biggest bubble wins the game. It looks like you have invested too late or sold too late. It's just my guess, so don't take it personally.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on December 25, 2019, 05:43:38 PM
I can confirm that. Yobit Investbox is a scam!I personally invested $100 before a year and a half in Yobit Investbox buying one of his shitcoin. Also with 10% interest. After the first 24h and first payments, I was never positive counting investment + profit. So, my $100 investment +10% reward worth $95 after the first 24h. After a few days, I decided to withdraw and sell daily interest only, and keep my basic investment active. Two weeks later, my initial investment worth $0,001, profit which I am withdrawing from Investbox worth around $15.
later I followed some of their tokens, the same schemes was always repeated.
For me, it is a SCAM!


On gambling, I have the chance to win something, small but still have a chance. But on Yobit IB, I can only lose.


The idea that any organisation can use these types of trash tactics in an attempt to lure in investors speaks volumes about the sort of outfit Yobit actually is.





Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 25, 2019, 05:56:55 PM
Fuck off
All the projects went down to magma. You're up here scam chat. Go ask Vitalik, why he sold 100k ethereum for $ 1400.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: examplens on December 25, 2019, 07:13:25 PM
Fuck off

there is no need for such words. We can discuss civilized.

All the projects went down to magma. You're up here scam chat. Go ask Vitalik, why he sold 100k ethereum for $ 1400.

I didn't see anywhere that VItalik promises 10% daily profit if you buy and hold ETH. have you seen anything like that?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 25, 2019, 07:24:43 PM
Fuck off

there is no need for such words. We can discuss civilized.

All the projects went down to magma. You're up here scam chat. Go ask Vitalik, why he sold 100k ethereum for $ 1400.

I didn't see anywhere that VItalik promises 10% daily profit if you buy and hold ETH. have you seen anything like that?

you are after the small details. I am getting angry. on the other side, the guy "busted" and screwed everyone. you can't talk to him, "market conditions bla bla".
you're being hypocritical. everything in life rises and descends. I resisted the employees trying to get over $ 100 neo here. Look at the projects in binance, they're all at the bottom ... call them "scam" if you say I'll give you the right. because they are all scam


"From March 2018 to December 2018, NPXS owners will be included in each month's airdrop plan to 7.316% of tokens. In 2019, 2.11637% of the locked tokens will be airdroped on a monthly basis, and by 2020 this rate will be 0.88187%." https://kriptokoin.com/pundixte-airdrop-donemi/

There is only a difference in sales-marketing technique between 7% per month and 10% per day. but you can't call it scam Pundix.


and yes the pos will give the ethereum %. and again yes, the ethereum fell more than 90% without giving anything.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on December 25, 2019, 08:16:37 PM
Fuck off
there is no need for such words. We can discuss civilized.

Thank you examplens for trying to keep this thread civil and for not responding with like-for-like when faced with profanities.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 25, 2019, 08:17:15 PM
There is only a difference in sales-marketing technique between 7% per month and 10% per day. but you can't call it scam.

False equivalence and whataboutism are your two favorite fallacies.

No, there is nothing in common between POS/airdrop shitcoins and yobit's X10 scam. X10 is not POS, it's not an airdrop, it's not even a coin or a token. It's just some numbers on the website that Yobit deceptively presents as an "investment" but really they just take your money to prop up the pump until they can dump into it. It's a variation of a ponzi scheme (earlier investors get paid by funds collected from newer investors), more egregious and somewhat more convoluted than the regular ones, but a scam nonetheless.

Having said that, I think someone did call Pundi X a scam (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3043074.0) so I don't know why you said "can't call it scam".


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on December 25, 2019, 08:44:22 PM
There is only a difference in sales-marketing technique between 7% per month and 10% per day. but you can't call it scam.

False equivalence and whataboutism are your two favorite fallacies.

No, there is nothing in common between POS/airdrop shitcoins and yobit's X10 scam. X10 is not POS, it's not an airdrop, it's not even a coin or a token. It's just some numbers on the website that Yobit deceptively presents as an "investment" but really they just take your money to prop up the pump until they can dump into it. It's a variation of a ponzi scheme (earlier investors get paid by funds collected from newer investors), more egregious and somewhat more convoluted than the regular ones, but a scam nonetheless.

Having said that, I think someone did call Pundi X a scam (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3043074.0) so I don't know why you said "can't call it scam".

I know you'll misunderstand, so I added the word "pundix" later. as you know my english is bad and I write and read with translate
 
It's nice of you to illustrate the issue of 3-5 posts!  :)I can show you dozens of titles about pundix. positive

pundix doesn't appear on marketcap when it first comes out, but it's over 200 sat. hundreds of millions of dollars ...https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/pundi-x/

Have a lot of premined coins, open the title to them all. XRP, NEM... IF THE PREMINED COIN IS PROHIBITED AND SCAM THE COAMS LIKE XRP AND NEM IN SCAM!

here we have joined each other for a small listed project. for what? not for rules or principles! You wanted to excel. No, you're not superior to me, you're not superior to anyone.

Vitalik sells 100k ethereum for $ 1400 in 2017, earning $ 140 million...but Vitalik is a valid man.
YOBİT? you are hypocritical because when it comes to Yobit "SCAM"


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5203127.msg53132348#msg53132348  >>>Yobit- PUMP / DUMP Tracking / Analysis
i opened this title
If it is a crime to make transactions in yobit, yes I committed that crime.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on December 26, 2019, 12:13:57 AM
Vitalik sells 100k ethereum for $ 1400 in 2017, earning $ 140 million...but Vitalik is a valid man.
YOBİT? you are hypocritical because when it comes to Yobit "SCAM"

Once again, you're only bringing up unrelated examples as if they are similar to Yobit's X10. They're not. And if you find something that is similar to Yobit's X10, most likely it would be a scam too. There are many shitcoin scams out there. It doesn't make Yobit's scam legitimate.

Deceptive "100% safe" "10% daily" marketing is fraud because in fact it is a zero-sum game where Yobit wins and "investors" lose. There isn't much to discuss until you man up and address this issue directly instead of resorting to logical fallacies.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 07, 2020, 04:02:51 PM
I buried tens of thousands of dollars into this market

That's because you are incapable of learning simple lessons.

sometimes i want to cry :'( :'(
man stuck in campaign monthly (cryptotalk&yobit), took the money
then suddenly things like enlightenment  :o and morality bla bla bla

WHAT OFFERED TO YOU?

Morals, bla bla bla?  You're advertising a scam for pennies, and that's how justify it?  

@ the Turkish community.  Do you really think this guy demonstrates good judgement?  By having him included in your trust network, you are essentially trusting the judgement of this person.  A person who will admittedly sell his morality for few bucks.  

Well he has been gently egged-on by at least two users from that community either in this thread or one of many others. Instead of trying to reign the OP in a little bit they backed his stance without openly stating it but the tone of their posts show it.

How on earth could any community or local language board consider either putting forward or backing a user with the lack of common courtesy as the OP is beyond me because he is one of the most unsuitable candidates either for Merit Source rank or DT1 or DT2 or anything else that might hold any sort of responsibility. It seems the majority of the Turkish community have not exactly gone out all guns blazing to make a case for him to represent them in any way shape or form, it seems more a case of a handful of users from that community trying to force the selection of the OP for either Merit Source or DT1 as their trust circles show.

And as you put it in such an apt manner, he is a person that has no value for morality for the sake of a few bucks.

At the moment I have added at least 3 of those users who have not helped the situation (and are part in part protagonists) to my distrust list and also added them on to my IGNORE button too because I prefer not to read their drivel.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: DireWolfM14 on January 07, 2020, 11:30:06 PM
Well he has been gently egged-on by at least two users from that community either in this thread of one of many others. Instead of trying to reign the OP in a little bit they backed his stance without openly stating it but the tone of their posts show it.

How on earth could any community or local language board consider either putting forward or backing a user with the lack of common courtesy as the OP is beyond me because he is one of the most unsuitable candidates either for Merit Source rank or DT1 or DT2 or anything else that might hold any sort of responsibility. It seems the majority of the Turkish community have not exactly gone out all guns blazing to make a case for him to represent them in any way shape or form, it seems more a case of a handful of users from that community trying to force the selection of the OP for either Merit Source or DT1 as their trust circles show.

It's very odd, I agree.  Wolwoo is immature, angry, and obnoxious.  

Maybe in some way he represents the general feeling in the Turkish community about how the trust system has affected them.  It's unfortunate, because now their anger is preventing them from seeing the other side of the coin.  

Not long ago the same sort of thing happened with the Russian local, but as time went on cooler heads prevailed.  Now the more reasonable members of the Russian local have come to terms with the fact that this is a global forum.  Trust system xenophobia is probably more harmful to the local boards than it is to the rest of the forum.  Falsely trusted scammers will have an easier time preying on their own countrymen than they will the rest of the community, but maybe it'll take that happening before they see the error in their ways.

I'm not saying that wolwoo is a scammer, but he's demonstrated an unwillingness to put his ethics above his income.  That just screams poor judgement.  Not to mention all the arrogant trolling.  How any rational person could back his behavior is a mystery to me.


do some translation :D

Looks like more of the same narcissistic whining you've been spewing for weeks now.  So what?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on January 07, 2020, 11:48:30 PM
Well he has been gently egged-on by at least two users from that community either in this thread of one of many others. Instead of trying to reign the OP in a little bit they backed his stance without openly stating it but the tone of their posts show it.

How on earth could any community or local language board consider either putting forward or backing a user with the lack of common courtesy as the OP is beyond me because he is one of the most unsuitable candidates either for Merit Source rank or DT1 or DT2 or anything else that might hold any sort of responsibility. It seems the majority of the Turkish community have not exactly gone out all guns blazing to make a case for him to represent them in any way shape or form, it seems more a case of a handful of users from that community trying to force the selection of the OP for either Merit Source or DT1 as their trust circles show.

It's very odd, I agree.  Wolwoo is immature, angry, and obnoxious.  

Maybe in some way he represents the general feeling in the Turkish community about how the trust system has affected them.  It's unfortunate, because now their anger is preventing them from seeing the other side of the coin.  

Not long ago the same sort of thing happened with the Russian local, but as time went on cooler heads prevailed.  Now the more reasonable members of the Russian local have come to terms with the fact that this is a global forum.  Trust system xenophobia is probably more harmful to the local boards than it is to the rest of the forum.  Falsely trusted scammers will have an easier time preying on their own countrymen than they will the rest of the community, but maybe it'll take that happening before they see the error in their ways.

I'm not saying that wolwoo is a scammer, but he's demonstrated an unwillingness to put his ethics above his income.  That just screams poor judgement.  Not to mention all the arrogant trolling.  How any rational person could back his behavior is a mystery to me.


do some translation :D

Looks like more of the same narcissistic whining you've been spewing for weeks now.  So what?


God Damn it, it's not narcissism.
I just can't say what I want to say because I don't have English. In order to answer you we have opened the title of English translation.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214962.0


I wouldn't agree with you if I were the Russians. it is unacceptable for such a large community to fall under the domination of a small minority.

it also makes no sense for the Russians to be indifferent to the insults to their exchanges.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5215696.0

russian title opened
Let's see what the Russians have to say.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 08, 2020, 05:41:10 AM
It's very odd, I agree.  Wolwoo is immature, angry, and obnoxious.  

Maybe in some way he represents the general feeling in the Turkish community about how the trust system has affected them.  It's unfortunate, because now their anger is preventing them from seeing the other side of the coin.  

Not long ago the same sort of thing happened with the Russian local, but as time went on cooler heads prevailed.  Now the more reasonable members of the Russian local have come to terms with the fact that this is a global forum.  Trust system xenophobia is probably more harmful to the local boards than it is to the rest of the forum.  Falsely trusted scammers will have an easier time preying on their own countrymen than they will the rest of the community, but maybe it'll take that happening before they see the error in their ways.

I'm not saying that wolwoo is a scammer, but he's demonstrated an unwillingness to put his ethics above his income.  That just screams poor judgement.  Not to mention all the arrogant trolling.  How any rational person could back his behavior is a mystery to me.


do some translation :D

Looks like more of the same narcissistic whining you've been spewing for weeks now.  So what?
As mentioned, I have the OP and his buddies on IGNORE so thankfully I can skip past his spewing and their staunch defending of him.

The OP posted in my rank up thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214170) calling me "reputation assassin" and flooded the post by copying/pasting some of my feedback. That post is still there.

He then posted again in the same thread, this time copying/pasting a post of his from his inbox that was deleted in another thread (self-moderated by another user) and for no valid reason, then he decided to simply added the words "answer me you bastard" directed at me. I cannot recall how many exclamation marks he added in an attempt to express his sentiments but thankfully that post was deleted by moderators shortly after it was posted. I have no idea when he posted it when it was an unrelated thread and the original post was deleted in the self-moderated thread by its creator.

In short, I have always given the benefit of any doubt to those users that do not use English as a first language but I cannot recall encountering a user with his absurd and very warped personality along with lack of communication skills and an oversized ego because of unerlying narcissistic tendencies.

Though I say that, I too agree with you there is no reason to believe the OP is a scammer as such but looking at the forum with so many users promoting Yobit signatures does not mean it is not a scam and he has decided to (as you rightly stated) put his ethics above his income.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: wolwoo on January 08, 2020, 09:44:07 AM
It's very odd, I agree.  Wolwoo is immature, angry, and obnoxious.  

Maybe in some way he represents the general feeling in the Turkish community about how the trust system has affected them.  It's unfortunate, because now their anger is preventing them from seeing the other side of the coin.  

Not long ago the same sort of thing happened with the Russian local, but as time went on cooler heads prevailed.  Now the more reasonable members of the Russian local have come to terms with the fact that this is a global forum.  Trust system xenophobia is probably more harmful to the local boards than it is to the rest of the forum.  Falsely trusted scammers will have an easier time preying on their own countrymen than they will the rest of the community, but maybe it'll take that happening before they see the error in their ways.

I'm not saying that wolwoo is a scammer, but he's demonstrated an unwillingness to put his ethics above his income.  That just screams poor judgement.  Not to mention all the arrogant trolling.  How any rational person could back his behavior is a mystery to me.


do some translation :D

Looks like more of the same narcissistic whining you've been spewing for weeks now.  So what?
As mentioned, I have the OP and his buddies on IGNORE so thankfully I can skip past his spewing and their staunch defending of him.

The OP posted in my rank up thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214170) calling me "reputation assassin" and flooded the post by copying/pasting some of my feedback. That post is still there.

He then posted again in the same thread, this time copying/pasting a post of his from his inbox that was deleted in another thread (self-moderated by another user) and for no valid reason, then he decided to simply added the words "answer me you bastard" directed at me. I cannot recall how many exclamation marks he added in an attempt to express his sentiments but thankfully that post was deleted by moderators shortly after it was posted. I have no idea when he posted it when it was an unrelated thread and the original post was deleted in the self-moderated thread by its creator.

In short, I have always given the benefit of any doubt to those users that do not use English as a first language but I cannot recall encountering a user with his absurd and very warped personality along with lack of communication skills and an oversized ego because of unerlying narcissistic tendencies.

Though I say that, I too agree with you there is no reason to believe the OP is a scammer as such but looking at the forum with so many users promoting Yobit signatures does not mean it is not a scam and he has decided to (as you rightly stated) put his ethics above his income.
Hee hee
Feedback is just legitimate to you
Merit is only yours
DT1 is yours
We scammers, parasites attracting hits to the site, will kneel in front of you and beg!!! 😑
I knew the Russians were nationalistic, but they wiped my topic. There is no one on the whole site who can oppose you, unfortunately!


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Vispilio on January 08, 2020, 12:02:48 PM

As mentioned, I have the OP and his buddies on IGNORE so thankfully I can skip past his spewing and their staunch defending of him.

The OP posted in my rank up thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214170) calling me "reputation assassin" and flooded the post by copying/pasting some of my feedback. That post is still there.

He then posted again in the same thread, this time copying/pasting a post of his from his inbox that was deleted in another thread (self-moderated by another user) and for no valid reason, then he decided to simply added the words "answer me you bastard" directed at me. I cannot recall how many exclamation marks he added in an attempt to express his sentiments but thankfully that post was deleted by moderators shortly after it was posted. I have no idea when he posted it when it was an unrelated thread and the original post was deleted in the self-moderated thread by its creator.

In short, I have always given the benefit of any doubt to those users that do not use English as a first language but I cannot recall encountering a user with his absurd and very warped personality along with lack of communication skills and an oversized ego because of unerlying narcissistic tendencies.

Though I say that, I too agree with you there is no reason to believe the OP is a scammer as such but looking at the forum with so many users promoting Yobit signatures does not mean it is not a scam and he has decided to (as you rightly stated) put his ethics above his income.

Jollygood I assure you the man who has to resort to pseudo psycho-analysis and ad hominems ridiculously presented as medical diagnoses against anyone who disagrees with him is very likely to have some serious issues of his own that he needs to figure out before prescribing anything...

My friends tell me you added over 1000+ people to your distrust list, isn't that insane ?.. You must be really hating this forum and have a tremendous amount of leisure time on your hands to go through thousands of profiles to distrust.

I believe the crypto space consists of very intelligent people and they don't need self-appointed avengers like you to give them your prepubescent spin on anything. In fact most people I know suspect that you are yet another useful troll used by entrenched veteran members to assist them in their DT drama games...

You can add the entire world to your distrust list if you like, it won't influence the fact that most rational people will continue to find your opinions extremely limited and one dimensional...

It's tragi-comical how some people's entire sense of self and dignity seem to rest on anonymous internet users agreeing with them.

My advice to you, since you seem to need it desperately, find some beneficial hobbies, get a life, and accept the fact that there are thousands of educated, intelligent and well-balanced people that consider Yobit a legit exchange for most of its functionalities, and I hope this reality doesn't cause a heart attack in your snowflake world, but it's just the way it is.



Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JaredKaragen on January 19, 2020, 12:49:57 AM
snip

what was the point of your post other than denigration?


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 19, 2020, 01:14:35 AM
snip

what was the point of your post other than denigration?


I did not read the post you replied to because I have that user on IGNORE along with a handful of his comrades that tried to push through their DT1 and Merit Source agenda but got a massive rejection from the community.

When I read your post I decided to unIGNORE him just to find out what prompted a response from you and after reading only a few sentences I re-added him back to my IGNORE list because I realised the low quality of the post was nothing more than a disgruntled individual who is simply not articulate enough to compose and express himself after his unflinching (and highly questionable) support for the OP was not enough to get their plans through after several users raised concerns.

Not that I recall reading any posts of significance from him anyway but just for argument sake to give the benefit of the doubt, I would cite at the time of making the post he was probably incapable of articulating anything of substance, instead expressing frustration after the collected failure of himself and his comrades in their plans to elevate and promote the OP to DT1 and Merit Source fell through - which incidentally re-enforced the reasons why I had to add him to my IGNORE list in the first place.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on January 19, 2020, 01:34:04 AM
It's tragi-comical how some people's entire sense of self and dignity seem to rest on anonymous internet users agreeing with them.

Your lack of self-awareness is indeed quite comical. You're posting these massive walls of ignorant tripe just because someone disagreed with you or - gasp - distrusted your on some forum on the internet.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Vispilio on January 19, 2020, 04:07:04 AM

~~~ fake narrative, pretentious bullshit as per usual




~~~ nanny offering her totally unbiased beautiful spin  ;D


Please don't involve me in your little DT games, it's extremely boring. If you have a problem / extreme butthurt with Turkish users gaining representation,

take it up with theymos instead of employing NPC trolls to do your dirty work like your newly anointed zealous thrall JollyGood above... Good Luck


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: hacker1001101001 on January 19, 2020, 04:09:36 AM
snip
what was the point of your post other than denigration?

It could be more like an advice !

I agree with Vispilio about many educated and intelligent people's still thinking, Yobit as at least levels a decent exchange. ( It could be because they personally never had a problem operating on it ).  It doesn't seem right to tag participants of the campaign right away and I have already said the same to JollyGood. No one criticized him or something as no doubt he is doing all this as good for the community overall and to curbe the promotion of shitcoins around. But just judging around based on signatures and using trust ratings is not a good option to let people know about it.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: Vispilio on January 19, 2020, 04:24:59 AM
snip
what was the point of your post other than denigration?

It could be more like an advice !

I agree with Vispilio about many educated and intelligent people's still thinking, Yobit as at least levels a decent exchange. ( It could be because they personally never had a problem operating on it ).  It doesn't seem right to tag participants of the campaign right away and I have already said the same to JollyGood...

Just judging around based on signatures and using trust ratings is not a good option to let people know about it.


Great points, thanks. Also to answer Jared's question, this JollyGood NPC is being employed as a useful idiot (not meant as an insult, it's a term used in subversion tactics ;)) to add thousands of people to his distrust list, and giving frivolous red ratings based on his childish personal opinions despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, and because it suits the agendas of a few deeply entrenched members in the DT system, this "politically correct" liberal fascistic mentality is being actively supported.

if 2-3 more NPC's like him are used to downvote and neg trust all the dissenting voices in the forum, then the Trust System completely falls apart, gets owned by a few people who are all the time backscratching / highfiving each other in their limited echochamber safe space...

If theymos and staff want a decentralized trust / voting / representation system in the forum, he should put a check on the rise of "useful trolls" like JollyGood and TimePleb, maybe bring a cap to how many people they can have on their distrust list at any given time, blacklist people from the DT system who have a recurring habit of making factual errors in their judgement, etc...


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 19, 2020, 01:51:25 PM
snip
what was the point of your post other than denigration?

It could be more like an advice !

I agree with Vispilio about many educated and intelligent people's still thinking, Yobit as at least levels a decent exchange. ( It could be because they personally never had a problem operating on it ).  It doesn't seem right to tag participants of the campaign right away and I have already said the same to JollyGood. No one criticized him or something as no doubt he is doing all this as good for the community overall and to curbe the promotion of shitcoins around. But just judging around based on signatures and using trust ratings is not a good option to let people know about it.


The post you refer to is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53507078#msg53507078

The reply I made is posted here. I replied stating why you were wrong about the accusation because I did not tag any user because they displayed a particular signature. I asked for your views on that same post here but you did not reply:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158

You asked marlboroza and myself to "reconsider" but I corrected you because you were wrong by stating I tagged a user for their signature alone. After I corrected your error, you did not post back to me.

Another thing you missed, in the link above I also stated that I disagree with tagging users on the basis of them showing a particular banner such as in the case of another user who did it to those showing Yobit banners but for some reason you did not post back accepting that fact.



Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: suchmoon on January 19, 2020, 02:33:15 PM
Please don't involve me in your little DT games, it's extremely boring. If you have a problem / extreme butthurt with Turkish users gaining representation,

take it up with theymos instead of employing NPC trolls to do your dirty work like your newly anointed zealous thrall JollyGood above... Good Luck

I don't have a problem with Turkish users, nice try making it about nationality again. A great example of flawed judgment exhibited by a yet another DT1 member.

I have a problem with you playing that card, as well as with idiots in general getting into DT1 so I will point that out whether you like it or not.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: hacker1001101001 on January 20, 2020, 05:12:49 AM
The post you refer to is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53507078#msg53507078

The reply I made is posted here. I replied stating why you were wrong about the accusation because I did not tag any user because they displayed a particular signature. I asked for your views on that same post here but you did not reply:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158

You asked marlboroza and myself to "reconsider" but I corrected you because you were wrong by stating I tagged a user for their signature alone. After I corrected your error, you did not post back to me.

Another thing you missed, in the link above I also stated that I disagree with tagging users on the basis of them showing a particular banner such as in the case of another user who did it to those showing Yobit banners but for some reason you did not post back accepting that fact.

I was aware of your post, the thread was locked just the next day hence lost the track there. I appreciate your explaintaion there about not tagging wolwoo for the sole reason of promoting YoBit but more likely I even disagree with the rest of your comment as it not being something high risk to trade with that user hence it could have even been stated with a neutral tag too or just by using the exact feature made to show your disagreement with somesons judgement : Trust List exclusion.

I am even not willing to slide with YoBit promotors, as I don't feel promotion it is ethical in itself but still there are some vaild and acceptable explanations behind doing so.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JaredKaragen on January 20, 2020, 08:12:50 AM
The post you refer to is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53507078#msg53507078

The reply I made is posted here. I replied stating why you were wrong about the accusation because I did not tag any user because they displayed a particular signature. I asked for your views on that same post here but you did not reply:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158

You asked marlboroza and myself to "reconsider" but I corrected you because you were wrong by stating I tagged a user for their signature alone. After I corrected your error, you did not post back to me.

Another thing you missed, in the link above I also stated that I disagree with tagging users on the basis of them showing a particular banner such as in the case of another user who did it to those showing Yobit banners but for some reason you did not post back accepting that fact.

I was aware of your post, the thread was locked just the next day hence lost the track there. I appreciate your explaintaion there about not tagging wolwoo for the sole reason of promoting YoBit but more likely I even disagree with the rest of your comment as it not being something high risk to trade with that user hence it could have even been stated with a neutral tag too or just by using the exact feature made to show your disagreement with somesons judgement : Trust List exclusion.

I am even not willing to slide with YoBit promotors, as I don't feel promotion it is ethical in itself but still there are some vaild and acceptable explanations behind doing so.

I have had their sig years back.   There is plenty of post history of my being very real and factually objective on my stance in all of it when it came to past scam accusations and the like.

Once I realized how crooked yobit truly was by seeing actual data first hand;  I never looked back as there is no way to continue anything linked to them in good conscience.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 20, 2020, 11:54:28 AM
I was aware of your post, the thread was locked just the next day hence lost the track there.
Here is the part that confuses me. So if you knew what I wrote why did you repeat the same lie above in this thread and say I tagged a user because of the signature they displayed and promoted when you knew it was a false accusation?



I appreciate your explaintaion there about not tagging wolwoo for the sole reason of promoting YoBit
Thank you for appreciating my explanation about not tagging the user solely because he displayed a particular banner but for some inexplicable reason you repeated the false accusation in this thread even though have admitted you were aware that what you were posting was in fact a lie.

Here is my reply to your original post: hacker1001101001 I am sorry to say I am somewhat disappointed with the content of the post you made because you incorrectly stated that I and gave red trust to the OP for the sole reason because he ran a particular signature campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158

Going by what I wrote in that post I will repeat most it here. I am very disappointed with the content of your post in this thread because you repeated an earlier false accusation you made in a different thread which I already pointed out to you to be factually incorrect yet you continue to perpetuate the same lie even though you stated you knew it was a lie.

Could you please elaborate as to why you repeated a false accusation in this thread with full knowledge that what you were posting was a lie?



but more likely I even disagree with the rest of your comment as it not being something high risk to trade with that user hence it could have even been stated with a neutral tag too or just by using the exact feature made to show your disagreement with somesons judgement : Trust List exclusion.
Now this is a very strange and unexpected statement for you to make but I welcome it.

The two most important comments I can make in response about this are that firstly if my tagging the user on the basis that I provided in the actual tag was not to your liking then you could or should have mentioned it in the post you made in the now locked thread but you made no mention of it. Kindly explain why you did not mention it beforehand but are mentioning it now because this seems like : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158

The second comment from me is that you are entitled to your opinion, everybody is entitled to their opinion. If you think I should have left neutral trust or excluded the user from my trust list then that is your opinion. I have my own opinion, I am entitled to it and I stand by it. I (for one) would absolutely would not trust that and would advise all others to not trust him user therefore I left feedback based on my opinion of him not because of the signature campaign he participates in.

Furthermore, the statement you made above about expressing your view as to what I should or should not have done was not expressed in the original post in the now locked thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158) so this a new opinion you are expressing here to justify why you posted the false accusation in the original post in the first place and then repeated here but the justification you provided just does not correlate.

Could you kindly explain why you would not mention this in the original post in the locked thread but are citing it now as a reason/justification for the contents of that original post?



I am even not willing to slide with YoBit promotors, as I don't feel promotion it is ethical in itself but still there are some vaild and acceptable explanations behind doing so.
I am sorry but I have no idea what that means apart from when you stated the Yobit promotion being unethical. I read it a few times but could not understand the rest. If you can rephrase it and post again with better grammar I might be able to add a comment or the very least understand it. Thank you.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on January 20, 2020, 12:40:34 PM
I believe the crypto space consists of very intelligent people and they don't need self-appointed avengers like you to give them your prepubescent spin on anything.
I'm no fan of nanny states and I believe in people having as much freedom as possible, but newbies (especially) can and definitely do get scammed when they're not warned about things.  And I've no doubt that many intelligent folks don't have a problem with Yobit, and they've always worked just fine for me but some of the things they've done are extremely sketchy and I do think it's appropriate that some members here want to warn others of possibly impending danger.

For one thing, they've had numerous scam accusations leveled against them over the years and their customer service department seems to be non-existent.  That isn't the way a crypto exchange ought to operate.  It's not how any company that deals with customers' money should operate. 

Yobit is also far from transparent in terms of who they are and where they're incorporated (if they are at all).  That makes it possible to easily pull off an exit scam if they chose to do so, and it's certainly a warning sign.  And the most recent thing that's sketchy is that investbox function, which has all the markings of a Ponzi scheme.  I'm not even convinced it's all it's cracked up to be, since most of those coins are worthless to begin with, aren't liquid, and can't be withdrawn from Yobit.

TL;DR I have no problem with JollyGood crusading against Yobit and its signature campaigners.  Don't take it personally if you're in the campaign, as it doesn't mean you're a shitposter.  There are actually some really good members in the Yobit campaign at the moment since Yahoo62278 is managing it. 


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 20, 2020, 01:33:52 PM
I believe the crypto space consists of very intelligent people and they don't need self-appointed avengers like you to give them your prepubescent spin on anything.
I'm no fan of nanny states and I believe in people having as much freedom as possible, but newbies (especially) can and definitely do get scammed when they're not warned about things.  And I've no doubt that many intelligent folks don't have a problem with Yobit, and they've always worked just fine for me but some of the things they've done are extremely sketchy and I do think it's appropriate that some members here want to warn others of possibly impending danger.

For one thing, they've had numerous scam accusations leveled against them over the years and their customer service department seems to be non-existent.  That isn't the way a crypto exchange ought to operate.  It's not how any company that deals with customers' money should operate.  

Yobit is also far from transparent in terms of who they are and where they're incorporated (if they are at all).  That makes it possible to easily pull off an exit scam if they chose to do so, and it's certainly a warning sign.  And the most recent thing that's sketchy is that investbox function, which has all the markings of a Ponzi scheme.  I'm not even convinced it's all it's cracked up to be, since most of those coins are worthless to begin with, aren't liquid, and can't be withdrawn from Yobit.

Most users here would be grateful that Yobit is being highlighted again and this time thanks to their investbox scam they might have overstepped the mark which finally might bring in law enforcement agents resulting the collapse and shutting down of its business. Not everybody would share that view but a brief look at posting history from certain supporters displaying Yobit banners you would find several who know what they are doing is wrong but still do it for the sake of pocketing pennies in cash.



TL;DR I have no problem with JollyGood crusading against Yobit and its signature campaigners.  Don't take it personally if you're in the campaign, as it doesn't mean you're a shitposter.  There are actually some really good members in the Yobit campaign at the moment since Yahoo62278 is managing it.  

Thank you for your support The Pharmacist. I have only just started looking in to Yobit to see how they function but it the sort of posts made by JaredKaragen, suchmoon and o_e_l_e_o as well as others that make this a matter worth pursuing and trying to warn off as many users or potential victims as possible. Here is a thread that is just one example of how Yobit is being discussed by more and more users: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5217581

Just for the record, I have no problem with users that display a Yobit banner or participate in their campaign. Only the those displaying the Yobit banners know if they are doing it because they know it is a scam or if they are doing it because they believe it is not a scam.

I have only ever left negative trust for the Yobit user account because Yobit is a scam and just for the OP because he is a highly aggressive, highly volatile individual who I would never trust - he happens to have a Yobit banner and he was using profanities when he realised he was no longer DT and when he realised he failed in his attempt at becoming Merit Source and during the course of excessively defending Yobit by attacking others that raised either questions or concerns, therefore I tagged him. It was other users that left either negative or neutral feedback for as many users displaying Yobit banners as they could find.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: hacker1001101001 on January 20, 2020, 03:46:45 PM
I was aware of your post, the thread was locked just the next day hence lost the track there.
Here is the part that confuses me. So if you knew what I wrote why did you repeat the same lie above in this thread and say I tagged a user because of the signature they displayed and promoted when you knew it was a false accusation?

I was not lying, I understood your tag was not based on promoting YoBit but overall judgement of the user. That was mostly because he started to create an army of YoBit promotors to fight against red tagging them as per I see. But your trust rating still contains promoting YoBit as one of the reason of him being untrustworthy which is totally false hence was my above comment.

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He is heavily promoting the scam Yobit Exchange for the sake of a few pennies.



Could you please elaborate as to why you repeated a false accusation in this thread with full knowledge that what you were posting was a lie?

Again, I was not lying, your feedback still stands hence my argument, you thought adding that statement about promoting things for pennies doesn't makes difference, I think it makes.



Could you kindly explain why you would not mention this in the original post in the locked thread but are citing it now as a reason/justification for the contents of that original post?

Because that is realted, and I wanted to avoid making it as an trust system usage issue there. You are an DT and there should be some solid danger of scamming or loosing funds mostly indicated by DT tags. Which doesn't seems the case here.


I am even not willing to slide with YoBit promotors, as I don't feel promotion it is ethical in itself but still there are some vaild and acceptable explanations behind doing so.
I am sorry but I have no idea what that means apart from when you stated the Yobit promotion being unethical. I read it a few times but could not understand the rest. If you can rephrase it and post again with better grammar I might be able to add a comment or the very least understand it. Thank you.

I mean, that there are some vaild explainations behind some participants promoting YoBit through there signature hence one can't judge users judgement from it overall.



I am out, I was not upto accusing JollyGood of anything, above was just an advice from me regarding use of trust system, but it's everyone's own opinion.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JollyGood on January 20, 2020, 06:03:07 PM

I was not lying, I understood your tag was not based on promoting YoBit but overall judgement of the user. That was mostly because he started to create an army of YoBit promotors to fight against red tagging them as per I see. But your trust rating still contains promoting YoBit as one of the reason of him being untrustworthy which is totally false hence was my above comment.

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He is heavily promoting the scam Yobit Exchange for the sake of a few pennies.

Well you could have concluded the following but did not:

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BEWARE: wolwoo is not capable of engaging in a civilised debate.

or

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He is highly irrational, very immature and extremely condescending

or

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This user should not be trusted under any circumstances.

or

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There are allegations of him being in a small circle of Trust/merit scammers too.

.. but no.... you decided to deliberately make false allegations even after I posted in the same thread with this quote: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214462.msg53513158#msg53513158


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hacker1001101001 I am sorry to say I am somewhat disappointed with the content of the post you made because you incorrectly stated that I and gave red trust to the OP for the sole reason because he ran a particular signature campaign. This is the text of the feedback I left for the OP on 27th December 2019 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1003533):

BEWARE: wolwoo is not capable of engaging in a civilised debate. This user should not be trusted under any circumstances.

He is highly irrational, very immature and extremely condescending. He is heavily promoting the scam Yobit Exchange for the sake of a few pennies. There are allegations of him being in a small circle of Trust/merit scammers too.

For the sake of appeasement (if the majority of consensus prefer) I am happy to remove the comment about him promoting his signature campaign but can you see from the edited proposed feedback I will leave, it actually makes no difference to the essence of why red trust was left for the OP? There is factually nothing incorrect about what I wrote in the feedback:

BEWARE: wolwoo is not capable of engaging in a civilised debate. This user should not be trusted under any circumstances.

He is highly irrational, very immature and extremely condescending. He is heavily promoting the scam Yobit Exchange for the sake of a few pennies. There are allegations of him being in a small circle of Trust/merit scammers too.

Going a step further, please check this post I made 5 days ago when suchmoon was accused of negatively tagging everybody that was participating in the Yobit campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5211902.180

In that linked post I corrected the allegation against suchmoon because he only left negative trust for Yobit and I also categorically stated the following:

"Other than leaving red trust for Yobit and just one Yobit signature promoter (because of his condescending conduct and deliberate misdirection not failure to justify why he was a die-hard Yobit promoter), I did not leave feedback for Yobit signature promoter.

In my view anybody promoting a scam are guilty of being a scam too simply by association but more important than that is the view I hold they are most probably more ignorant than anything else therefore I do not leave red trust for that reason alone. Had signature promoters investigated the facts fully then most would probably not participate in those scam campaigns."

At time of writing I was and still am against tagging everybody or anybody specifically because they are participating in a scam culture signature campaign for the reasons stated above. I gave reasons for specifically tagging the Yobit user account and the OP user account.

I feel without a shadow of doubt my negative tagging for the Yobit account and the OP is fully justified based on merit alone, therefore for you to say I made inappropriate use of the trust feedback system by tagging the OP is in my opinion incorrect. Please correct me if you feel I am wrong.

Any and all allegation/confusion/question/issue about tagging users based on signatures alone was covered in that post so why you behaved in a highly duplicitous manner then play ignorant is known only to you.

Your justification or rationale for perpetuating the lie is bordering on the ridiculous as far as excuses are concerned especially after it was pointed out that you were wrong. Your excuses do not wash with me and all I see is you clutching at straws.

Had you at least acknowledged your error and not perpetuated the lie any further it would have shown you in a better light but what you selectively quoted and why you selectively quoted it and why you then deliberately built your fantasy around it are opposite polars of the actual tag:

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BEWARE: wolwoo is not capable of engaging in a civilised debate. This user should not be trusted under any circumstances.

He is highly irrational, very immature and extremely condescending. He is heavily promoting the scam Yobit Exchange for the sake of a few pennies. There are allegations of him being in a small circle of Trust/merit scammers too.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: marlboroza on January 22, 2020, 06:15:30 PM
If hacker1001101001 says lemon is yellow, please double check it it might be green.
Again, I was not lying
I have no clue what else this can be:

Quote from: hacker1001101001
@JollyGood, I think it is not appropriate use of red trust to tag campaign participants. I agree it looks very shay for someone on DT1 to promote an exchange with an infinite number of complaints never solved. I even understand your intentions which is unabling the signature promotion around. But still it is not a decent reason to tag someone with red trust as an more larger group of users are already engaged in similar signature promotion. Let alone administration handle it as theymos did it last time by banning all the signatures, that could be the best way possible.

Same can be said to @marlboroza if they are willing to consider.

Defamation attempt?

Creating unnecessary drama again? What was the reason?

Wait, you noticed color but you didn't read anything and you made assumption and felt free to post it? Now where have I recently already heard this?  :)

For outside readers, hacker is "reformed" ICO bumping lying account who was payed to post fake reviews (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5213922.0), owners of such accounts almost never use only one account for their bumping fraudulent business, especially when they claim to be invited by bumping service to this forum (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5213922.msg53514940#msg53514940). Story must be much deeper than just randomly attacking some users here, for example, JollyGood tagged too many ICO bumping accounts. It is very simple math AKA 1+1.

Under any circumstances, do not take any advice or suggestions coming from this account seriously, especially not in this thread.

Account wolwoo on the other hand shilled and continued to shill for scam coin after it was pointed several times it is scam, which is only partially documented in reference link, not to mention his daily rants since it was pointed to him that scammer ended up in Default Trust because of him (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5095156.msg53261985#msg53261985), and not to mention some other rants, calling people criminals, declaring war to everyone etc etc.

Account Vispilio's behavior is very well documented inside this topic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5219538.0), this thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5219538.msg53673747#msg53673747) and in some other threads.

These users are highly misleading readers who have no clue what is going on around here.


Title: Re: Yobit campaign participants and supporters
Post by: JaredKaragen on January 23, 2020, 09:31:56 AM
*snip*
Under any circumstances, do not take any advice or suggestions coming from this account seriously, especially not in this thread.

Account wolwoo on the other hand shilled and continued to shill for scam coin after it was pointed several times it is scam, which is only partially documented in reference link, not to mention his daily rants since it was pointed to him that scammer ended up in Default Trust because of him (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5095156.msg53261985#msg53261985), and not to mention some other rants, calling people criminals, declaring war to everyone etc etc.

Account Vispilio's behavior is very well documented inside this topic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5219538.0), this thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5219538.msg53673747#msg53673747) and in some other threads.

These users are highly misleading readers who have no clue what is going on around here.

TBH, I start to get the feeling that wolwoo is connected to yobit;  as in physically.

I would need to spend a LOT of time going back through the conversations, and deeper into his surrounding the sig campaign wonkyness.....  but i'm starting to get that gut feeling now.

Just a gut feeling;  I dont need the whole forum going up in arms about a feeling;  this isn't US politics.



Vispilio;  one more wrong set of words and he also will be one of the countable on one hand people that are on my ban/ignore list.....   Lots of red flags stacking up.   No gigantic ones like Wolwoo... but people are bad at keeping secrets hidden.