Yeah, this is obvious. They don't like the idea of people buying Bitcoin of p2p exchanges or some "uncooperative" centralized exchanges and keeping it in their non-custodial wallets (self-custody)
They also don't like people using Bitcoin as an alternative payment system or investment option

So now they want to bring in fake exchange tradable funds that people can buy under their watch.

I don't see this as an advantage. What's the point of traders being aware of Bitcoin if they won't even use it as it was intended? All they will be looking at is the price and the actual way it works.

How?

By hijacking all the nodes and miners?

When it's your first time to mix coins on Yomix, you don't need the mixing code as you are just a fresh user. Just enter your Bitcoin addresses and create an order. In the next page you will see your mixing order details including your new mixing code which can save and use for your future coin mixing sessions on the platform.

The mixing code helps to avoid you getting back the same coins/outputs you might have sent to Yomix in the past when mixing future transactions.

I also noticed the similar posting patterns, which suggests that he is the same person. In the other thread, he was pretty confident that his withdrawal had been approved and had to wait for only 2-3 for the money to arrive into his bank account.

Now he has waited for over 10 days but the so-called approved withdrawal has not materialized into any money getting sent to his bank account

And I guess he still thinks he has not been scammed

Please beware that Bitcoin Futures contracts are not Bitcoin. Futures contracts are just derivatives (more like tokens) that have a price that is close to the spot market price of Bitcoin. Therefore, people actually trading them on those platforms are not trading the real Bitcoin and this does not mean increased Bitcoin adoption. So there is no big deal in my opinion.

If it was news like "Argentina and Brazil adopt or legalize Bitcoin" now that would definitely get me and most of us here excited.

It's not open source bro

Just because they said it in the past does not mean it's true. Such outdated articles on the internet can be so misleading


But when you try to look for the source code, you will end up getting nothing about it.

If in doubt, Walletscrutiny.com can be helpful.

They have 222 complaints on CasinoGuru and the user reviews on CasinoGuru are also not that good either. You can check them here

Try and also make a complaint over there, it could pressure them into getting you back your money as there will be a third party mediator - https://casino.guru/complaints/create

I have some issues I want to post here that could be worked on

1. My bittab keeps resetting my preferences to default sometime when it auto launches on starting up the computer. I have to go through the process of choosing my preferences all over again like application settings, widget display settings, template settings etc
Could we please have away of having the current setting saved for good?

2. Twitter feed is now blank. It was a good place for updates and announcements about the project

OP has been advised by several members in the other threads he opened asking about the scam website, but I don't if he has even read the replies or is still in a stage of denial given that the amount he deposited is enormous

In this thread, a number of members gave him some reasonable answers - Using Crypto Trading Bot

Looking at his posting style, he is probably the same person who posted here and got more than enough views of members, but I think he felt they were lying - Am I Being Scammed By A Prominent YouTuber?

Crytopia, it was a pretty interesting documentary that I watched sometime back when it aired in Al-Jazeera. Seeing it on such a channel actually excited me, knowing that it was going to be watched by the masses. Though on Al-Jazeera it's about 47 mins which means some info might have been trimmed off.

The Others I think I haven't watched. I might get some time to watch them as well.

As far as I can tell, your intention was probably not to scam with all those multiple loans you made. If you were to do so, you probably would have done it a long time ago, but that ban evasion part is disappointing to be honest. That will be for the Mods to judge and decide, though.

I also think It would be in your best interest if you just avoid the feuds and dramas, they never materialize into something good. If someone is trying to nag you. Just ignore them. Do your thing.

It looks like a casino being run by one person, that customer support is awful! Who even handles customer support issues in a chatbox? There should be something like maybe a live chat for only customer support. All I can say is, avoid this new and less reputable casinos until they are proven legit and reliable.

Let's wait for some few days and see if they will resolve the problem.

What? Are you blind?

OP said that he is selling the card because he can't use it, as it's valid only in the US. Is that so hard to understand?

Perhaps too good to be true

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OP has been inactive since January 28, 2023, a few days after making the post and also got painted red. So I am not sure what else has surprised you here;

Pretty much a standard practice of a scam casino. I thought that the no deposit bonus should be completely separate from the deposit you made and wagering requirement for the two should be different.

I also slightly blame you for not reading the terms of service and also the reviews about the casino. They have a very bad reputation in this forum alone, that should have given you more than enough information not proceed and use the casino.

What made you sign up for Bitstarz among all the casinos around?

I suppose by now your opinion about them has changed.

What amazes me is that fake that you missed out the hundreds of negative reviews about them only and immediately concluded that the wallet was good.
I mean, they do have a profile in this forum. See the negative feedback on their profile yourself - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1177176

At one point, they even blocked Elon Musk's account. He had to tweet about it to be unlocked.

Maybe make a lot of noise on Forums, twitter, Reddit until they act?

But next time, opt for better wallets (at least non-custodial software wallets or Hardware wallets). Avoid custodial web wallets.

The issue has been ongoing for over three months, though. It's only after OP made a scam accusation here that they acted swiftly. I wonder what happens to clients who don't bother opening a complaint here.

The account was open. It was the withdrawal that was not being processed. In fact, one of the customer support agents told OP that he could still play/gamble with the funds in the platform if he wanted.

It's probably because their domain registration had expired
It seems to have been updated earlier today shortly after the reported issue according to what I see in WHOIS

Nothing really.

I don't think even mods would delete the reserve posts, especially if the contest is still on going. The only other way around would be a campaign manager who has set up a self-moderated thread and does not tolerated reserved posts, otherwise it's no big deal.

The exchange has been scamming for ages, and I am not sure how you even missed a number of scam accusations about them. Consider that deposits lost. Maybe try to be extra careful next time and stop blindly trusting CoinMarketCap and coingecko. If you are not certain about something, you can ask members in the service board

Not sure whether to feel sorry for OP or not given his past record as shown by the trust feedback.

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There is a lot of information just in the forum pointing to it being a scam. Just do a small search in the different threads around the forum

You just asked a question and then answered yourself at the same time.

Let me help you to a few threads:
1. PI Network! A huge trap[Warning!]
2. Pi Network is under investigation in Vietnam
3. Is the new cryptocurrency PI Network another scam or legit?