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Title: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 15, 2020, 08:55:29 AM
this is a proven forex-scam
proof of this scam here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227073.0 ( russian)

many users alredy joined (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5267481) to scam bounty and promote this scam

so for this behavior i see yahoo62278 as a scammer



Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: notblox1 on August 15, 2020, 09:57:22 AM
What fucking proof is this?
It is just their announcement topic in russian language and I am sure most people don't understanding it well.
Why don't you create proper scam accusation in english language and see how it goes for you  ;D


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 15, 2020, 10:17:56 AM

Why don't you create proper scam accusation in english language and see how it goes for you  ;D


because this topic about yahoo behavior but you so stupid to understand it
about proof
must be read all topic. Everyone can translate it


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Laudanum on August 15, 2020, 10:18:20 AM
this is a proven forex-scam
proof of this scam here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227073.0 ( russian)

many users alredy joined (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5267481) to scam bounty and promote this scam

so for this behavior i see yahoo62278 as a scammer



Wake up Yahoo will say like when he assists scams before.
If I don't do it they will spam the board anyway so may as well make money out of it right?
If DT1  can make money from helping scammers we have seen many certainly will.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 15, 2020, 10:20:15 AM
this is a proven forex-scam
proof of this scam here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227073.0 ( russian)

many users alredy joined (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5267481) to scam bounty and promote this scam

so for this behavior i see yahoo62278 as a scammer



Wake up Yahoo will say like when he assists scams before.
If I don't do it they will spam the board anyway so may as well make money out of it right?
If DT1  can make money from helping scammers we have seen many certainly will.

absolutely agree with you


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: ryap12 on August 15, 2020, 10:24:36 AM
Let the debate begin! For those who can't read Russian text and does not know how to use the auto-translate, check below.

 CURRENCY.COM is a trading of cryptocurrencies and tokenized trading assets. It is the first officially regulated trading area , the bridge between cryptocurrencies and regulated financial markets. Accessible investment, purchase and trading of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash; tokens of world indices, shares of companies, raw materials, ETF-tools. Insertion or withdrawal of funds is performed using Visa / Mastercard, bank transfers, cryptocurrency. Top head of the Currency exchange is available both without borrowed funds, and with the help of a credit card up to 500x - for traditional markets and up to 100x - for cryptocurrencies. There is a possibility of loss limitation (stop-loss) and profit fixation (teik-profit).
 
 Benefit from Currency.com:

-Officially regulated by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus and the Park of High Technologies. Strong, low non-toxic risks.
-Works in accordance with the Decree of the Presidency of the Publishing House of White No. 8 "On the Development of the Digital Economy" from December 21, 2017.
-More than 1300 current assets and more than 10,000 planned in the future.
-Official purchase of cryptocurrency.
-Trading with current assets: stocks, indices, raw materials.
-Investment in tokenized exchange assets with the help of cryptocurrencies and fiat.
-High degree of protection of these clients.
-Disconnection / withdrawal of media from a bank card, bank transfer.
-Pysskogo-language localization. Currency.com is focused not only on the international market, but also pays special attention to clients from Russia and the countries of the CHG. There is a Russian-language support service available at the store, which will promptly help you to deal with any questions that may arise. All information on the website and the trade term have been translated into Russian.
-High speed of data processing.
-Compliance with AML and KYC.
-Low commissions. Fiat input and cryptocurrency fees are not set.
-Marginal top with shoulder up to 100x.
-Stop-locc and teik-profit.
-High liquidity.
-Advanced trade terminal.
-Special program. For those who do not yet have the ability to trade on their own, the platform has an advantageous partner program, the user who can use it. The partner receives up to 50% from the trade commissions of the given customers. The customer also gets a 10% discount, if using a reference link.
  
 In addition, generous contests and distributions are available on the Currency.com market with a prominent regularity. Now there is a special offer for new users "Bonus up to $ 100".
  Also, there are 2 concessions, "BTC Brawl" and "Bull palli", with a free BTC fund of 50 . Link to the topic of the ypca: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5220148.msg53683681#msg53683681
 Participate and win!

 Currency.com was able to unite in itself highly liquid traditional financial tools and digital assets. It is important that all this is realized in accordance with the norms of the legislation of Belarus.

It is for this reason that the auction attracts not only clients, but also investors. Already in the beginning of its work Currency.com attracted investments from the venture funds Larnabel Ventures and VP Capital, thanks to which it received an excellent opportunity to develop and develop

 The topic is official. Exchange support ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2779247 ) and I, as a client of the exchange, will be happy to answer your questions.

Discover the reliability and safety of your investments for yourself, together with Currency.com!

For me right now, Currency.com is in between scam and real, because I have not done proper research yet. But let us find out soon and see where it goes.
Here are some info I got regarding the website's age.


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


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Veleor on August 15, 2020, 11:13:31 AM
Let the debate begin! For those who can't read Russian text and does not know how to use the auto-translate, check below.

Currency.com was criticized by news.bitcoin.com for withholding customers funds and for forcing clients to go through many KYC/KYT procedures.

Currency.com Accused of Exploiting KYC to Withhold Customer Funds (https://news.bitcoin.com/currency-com-kyc-withhold-funds/)


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Pffrt on August 15, 2020, 01:21:07 PM
I have never used currency.com, I have never seen any accusation on currency.com in the forum other than the one you linked which I can't read. If you are so cconfident that they are scam, create a scam accusation with sharing all the documents in the global scam accusation board. If they found scam, you will get many support against yahoo62278 and I think yahoo62278 will stop managing the campaign.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Fag20 on August 15, 2020, 01:27:19 PM
yahoo will sell his Grandma into prostitution for money, he has no moral compass. He should have been painted red from head to toe for running Yobit signature campaign & being a part of the scam exchanges advertising himself. Nobody is brave enough to question him.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 15, 2020, 01:41:11 PM
I have never used currency.com, I have never seen any accusation on currency.com in the forum other than the one you linked which I can't read. If you are so cconfident that they are scam, create a scam accusation with sharing all the documents in the global scam accusation board. If they found scam, you will get many support against yahoo62278 and I think yahoo62278 will stop managing the campaign.

hey moron! read above before write your shit opinion and work your fucking signature to another place
if you cant read link that i proved this is your fucking problem


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Yogee on August 16, 2020, 03:25:44 AM
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Currency.com was criticized by news.bitcoin.com for withholding customers funds and for forcing clients to go through many KYC/KYT procedures.

Currency.com Accused of Exploiting KYC to Withhold Customer Funds (https://news.bitcoin.com/currency-com-kyc-withhold-funds/)
I was gonna say withholding funds is common among central exchanges before reading the article but damn!!!

This exchange is out of this world when it comes to crucifying its users with their insane "Proof of Funds" policy. KYC is already a burden, KYT is even worst. Although the funds were released in the end after so many "necessary" and unnecessary documents were submitted, this practice is still unfair to users.

I hope this doesn't become the new norm. Things will only go back to what's stated in the Bitcoin's WP
Quote
.....hassling them for more information than they would otherwise need. A certain percentage of fraud is accepted as unavoidable.



Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Little Mouse on August 16, 2020, 03:34:36 AM
Although the funds were released in the end after so many "necessary" and unnecessary documents were submitted, this practice is still unfair to users.
Did they release the fund later after having their docx requirements accomplished? If so, how can they be scam? Centralized exchanges are always such kind of. If they find things suspective, they used to ask for documents.
I had a chat with currency.com long ago and I was supposed to be running their campaign here. They were very strict in KYC policy and asked me create account on their site so that they can pay me the campaign payment here. Due to not be able to submit KYC, I was not chosen.
There are many more scam projects running their campaign but as per their TOS, they are not scam.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 16, 2020, 03:37:28 AM
Why don't you create proper scam accusation in english language and see how it goes for you  ;D
because this topic about yahoo behavior but you so stupid to understand it
about proof
must be read all topic. Everyone can translate it
No, it's because you're too lazy to do it the right way and just want to stir up shit as quickly as you can.  Member Paga has one negative trust, but I'm not sure if it's an accusation that the project is a scam or not--it doesn't look like it as far as I can see.  So if you have solid evidence that currency.com is a scam, you should present everything you have in a thread in the Scam Accusation section instead of attacking the campaign manager.

yahoo will sell his Grandma into prostitution for money, he has no moral compass.
Eh, I doubt that.  My guess is that if this really is a scam exchange, Yahoo62278 will distance himself from it.  He realizes the importance of his reputation on the forum, believe me.  But none of that is going to be done immediately, and especially not until a proper scam accusation is leveled against currency.com.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: anonymous192 on August 16, 2020, 06:43:22 AM
Problem is people would never speak against Yahoo even if he rapes them because they are worried that Yahoo will exclude members from his campaigns if they speak against him. So don't expect much support from members here when you are against Yahoo.

You might want to check chronicsky's feedback on Yahoo's profile, he just exclude member he doesn't like or trust rather than going for default trust and standards so anyone who speaks against yahoo is in danger of being banned from future campaigns.

The problem is simple, you give power and management to people who are egoistic and self centered then  they just ruin the whole system.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: UmerIdrees on August 16, 2020, 06:54:51 AM
Problem is people would never speak against Yahoo even if he rapes them because they are worried that Yahoo will exclude members from his campaigns if they speak against him. So don't expect much support from members here when you are against Yahoo.

And you are no different from them either. If you had the guts, you would have said this from your Main Account. Why did you feel the need to make a newbie account to write this post ?   huh ..


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: TGD on August 16, 2020, 07:00:24 AM
Problem is people would never speak against Yahoo even if he rapes them because they are worried that Yahoo will exclude members from his campaigns if they speak against him. So don't expect much support from members here when you are against Yahoo.

This is not true. You are not following the right way of scam accusation about currency.com that’s only few are reacting on it. You should follow other user suggestion to move the Currency.com accusation thread to Global Scam Accusation section so that other DT can judge whether you have a point here or not.

As I see, there is irregularities happened on currency.com as per Veleor source. You have a supporting evidence so why not move it there rather than debating here which we all know that will never end unless you show strong proof. Many DT are very fair in dealing with this kind of issue like @Suchmoon and @Marlboroza.

Yahoo is a very reputable member here and we all know that he personally review the exchange first before he accept the job offer. So I believe this is the main reason why it’s hard to get support here and not just because he is managing a signature campaign.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 16, 2020, 09:04:28 AM
~shit~

I thought you were smart but I see that you are an idiot like the rest of your gang
all proofs in that link and if you have doubts about my proofs you can go ahead and fuck yourself


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Little Mouse on August 16, 2020, 09:16:16 AM
all proofs in that link and if you have doubts about my proofs you can go ahead and fuck yourself
It's bitcointalk's global board, not your Russian board, peloso. You are smart enough to understand this truth that no one would go to a thread which they do not understand and make a decision. And for your info, a google translation will never get you the exact translation of other languages into English. So, it's better you present everything in English.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: plr on August 16, 2020, 04:28:14 PM
I just thought that Yahoo need not answer this accusation not because he is shying away but he already established his reputation I have seen how he rejected past projects with bad reputation, I'm sure he has done research on this one and if he is not he is going to stop the campaign, he always corrected campaign that might harm the forum Yobit is one example..

Hey I'm not part or having part of any of his campaign just my observation


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 16, 2020, 04:41:20 PM
I thought you were smart
I'm not, and it's only getting worse, believe me.

all proofs in that link and if you have doubts about my proofs you can go ahead and fuck yourself
I couldn't read what was in that link because I don't speak Russian.  That's why I criticized you for not creating a proper scam accusation thread with an English translation.  I'm not in anyone's gang, nor am I in any of Yahoo62278's campaigns.  If this website is a scam then I would hope he would cease managing the campaign post haste, but as I said this isn't going to happen with lightning speed.  Yahoo62278 has to figure out what the truth is and then decide what he's going to do.  Just calm the fuck down and be patient.

Now that ryap12 posted a translation, it should be easier for the English-speaking community to figure out what's going on.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: yahoo62278 on August 16, 2020, 05:01:23 PM
I just thought that Yahoo need not answer this accusation not because he is shying away but he already established his reputation I have seen how he rejected past projects with bad reputation, I'm sure he has done research on this one and if he is not he is going to stop the campaign, he always corrected campaign that might harm the forum Yobit is one example..

Hey I'm not part or having part of any of his campaign just my observation
I'm not shying away from responding. I was never pmmed regarding this topic by the cowardly OP. I have too much going on and do not always browse every section of the forum.

When I was approached about the project I took a look around and didn't see any scam accusations. All fiat sites have KYC restrictions, it's standard. Someone show me solid proof it's a scam I will reevaluate and consider closing it down.

To Peloso, grow some balls dude. Pm a user if you want to make an accusation. Don't be a pussy.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: CucakRowo on August 16, 2020, 05:24:12 PM
Me as a newbie when i read this thread.
- There's a helpfull member willing to translate from russian to english
- There's a member asking a proof about the OP accusations
- There's a member trying to understand what the main issue so this accusation thread created. ==> Yeap it is me.
- there's a member saying fuck yourself, fuck in every his/her comments.

So, as a newbie.. i will follow what the op said. Fucking thread is created to fuck yourself.  ::)



Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: suchmoon on August 16, 2020, 05:46:50 PM
To Peloso, grow some balls dude. Pm a user if you want to make an accusation. Don't be a pussy.

That would defeat the purpose of this nonsense. Peloso doesn't give a shit about scams (includes scammers (https://loyce.club/trust/2020-08-15_Sat_05.05h/1764044.html) in his trust list) - he's just looking to make up any accusations on those who dared to exclude him from DT. Sort of like cryptohunter except for some inexplicable reason he got voted into DT1 to begin with.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: plr on August 16, 2020, 06:28:39 PM
It boomerangs if OP believes he has solid proof then open a scam accusation in the scam section not targeting the campaign manager, well I guess if a guy really hates a person he will find a reason to make the person look bad and this is one example.  :D


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: Yogee on August 17, 2020, 03:27:10 AM
Although the funds were released in the end after so many "necessary" and unnecessary documents were submitted, this practice is still unfair to users.
Did they release the fund later after having their docx requirements accomplished? If so, how can they be scam? Centralized exchanges are always such kind of. If they find things suspective, they used to ask for documents.
Read the article so you'll understand why I said it's unfair.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: examplens on August 17, 2020, 09:16:12 AM
For me right now, Currency.com is in between scam and real, because I have not done proper research yet. But let us find out soon and see where it goes.
Here are some info I got regarding the website's age.


don't be fooled by the age of the domain. it is possible to buy a 15-20-year-old domain today, this is nothing new, and anyone can do ti. It is only matters when the domain is fresh and the business is presented as old and trusted.
In this case, there is no evidence here about the scam. although you are accusing even though you say that not enough research has been done.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 18, 2020, 05:33:44 AM
To Peloso, grow some balls dude. Pm a user if you want to make an accusation. Don't be a pussy.

That would defeat the purpose of this nonsense. Peloso doesn't give a shit about scams (includes scammers (https://loyce.club/trust/2020-08-15_Sat_05.05h/1764044.html) in his trust list) - he's just looking to make up any accusations on those who dared to exclude him from DT. Sort of like cryptohunter except for some inexplicable reason he got voted into DT1 to begin with.


my business is to warn and I warned and time will put everything in its place, as you were an idiot and stayed)) nothing has changed

you have more scammers in your trust list


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: JollyGood on August 19, 2020, 10:27:51 AM
I had to unignore you to read what this subject was about.

Why did you not send a PM to yahoo62278 to ask him the question you asked in the subject title? " Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty) "

Calling yahoo62278 or any other member of this forum a scammer needs to have some evidence attached to the accusation.

Simply providing a link to the Russian language thread and expecting users to translate the allegation made against currency.com and then connect that to yahoo62278 is unfair.

Rather than post this in the Reputation section you should have opened a Scam Accusation against currency.com clearly stating in the OP what the issue was.



this is a proven forex-scam
proof of this scam here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227073.0 ( russian)

many users alredy joined (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5267481) to scam bounty and promote this scam

so for this behavior i see yahoo62278 as a scammer




Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: alani123 on August 19, 2020, 10:38:33 AM
Have there been any documented cases where users have reported of their funds being held? Excessive KYC is one thing but for it to be a scam the contract between them and customers needs to be broken in some way or another.

I know that bitcoin.com wrote an article on it, but also keep in mind that they have a vested interest in selling people bCash for bitcoin and are biased. Therein lies a conflict of interest so let's not take take news against other exchanges from them.

Many of these matters seem to have been extensively discussed in the Russian community. A supposed rep of the exchange already got feedback on his profile from what it seems: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=88761

Why aren't the accusers organizing themselves to see if there's any person that was harmed from the exhcnage's actions? It'd be much easier if the accusations were documented by the harmed party here.
Also, don't assume that everyone can look into Russian discussion topics and draw conclusions. Provide some context at least.


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: peloso on August 19, 2020, 10:07:05 PM

Simply providing a link to the Russian language thread and expecting users to translate the allegation made against currency.com and then connect that to yahoo62278 is unfair.



you realy sick ?
you will teach me about justice

this is not first time that yahoo manage scam


Title: Re: Why yahoo62278 managing scam project ( bounty)
Post by: JollyGood on August 19, 2020, 10:38:01 PM
you realy sick ?
No I am healthy, thank you

you will teach me about justice
No I have no interest in teaching you about anything

this is not first time that yahoo manage scam
And?