I think the obvious first step would be to try with a different network to see if the issue is on the Blockchain server-side, your network, or your device.

If all you want is as many spammers as possible, without worrying about their post quality, a bounty should be enough (it's all there is in the Altcoin board).

If you're looking for real advertisement (you'll make sure to hire a campaign manager that will REALLY work, which means accept only HQ users and constantly check their posting quality), a signature campaign paying with BTC will be more effective. I would also suggest you filter some spammers out by requiring a few merits to apply.

1. Why create a new thread instead of moving your old one?
2. I can't see anything there. Their report text is literally different from each other. For example:

One of them uses this template at the top of his Twitter report:


While the other uses this one:


How are they the same? Also, even if it was the same, most people just copy someone's else post and change the links to their Twitter URL/Retweets/Likes. This can't be used as evidence to link two or more accounts.

The owner needs to agree on selling it. If - and only if - he wants to sell it, he can ask for any price he wants (even unrealistic prices).

+1

Just the fact that the captcha doesn't work in the login page kinda "proves" that phishing isn't the main focus of the website. In fact, maybe they don't even record logins (just don't try to login, maybe they do).

Also, wasn't the forum changing every mention to https://bitcointalk.to to https://bitcointalk.org ? What changed?

I do believe he may have had good intentions. It's just that a Newbie asking for a non-tech-savvy guy to talk with him in private (with $1600 on the line) sounds a bit fishy. And TBH, you created your account today just to post this, so red tagged or not, it's not like you lost any reputation here (you could just create a new account anyway).

My post was more like a warning about not giving his session token to some random guy.

For what? Is "Bitcoin Real" an ICO? I never heard of this, so please... avoid giving your personal information (mainly passport, ID, bank statement) to unknown third-parties. Most of them are already a money-grab scam/scheme, so I doubt they will keep your data safe.

Instead of wasting time with obvious shitcoins, do some research and buy Bitcoin or at least a real and useful altcoin like Monero, ETH, NEO, etc...

For only $5 a month... Thanks, but no. I'll keep using Blockonomics and this app from OP.

Don't do this! The user may ask for your session token, which will allow him to steal your coins.

Either contact ChipMixer and wait for more instructions or share more details (what have you done exactly) so we can help you here.

You can. But CCMiner (the one used in the guide) only works with Nvidia cards. For AMD cards, you will either need to download SGMiner for Windows or GoMiner.

Those are the command line examples for each one of them:

./sgminer --algorithm=sia --url=stratum+tcp://us-east.siamining.com:3333 --userpass=YourSiacoinAddress.WorkerName -I 28
./gominer -url stratum+tcp://us-east.siamining.com:3333 -user YourSiacoinAddress.WorkerName

Source: https://siamining.com/help

I can't confirm if this feature is also available on FreeDogecoin, but it's most likely possible since they are owned by the same person.

Yes. You can make your extension ask permission to read and modify any page or pages of a specific website (e.g: *.bitcointalk.org/*).

It shouldn't cost too much since looks like something simple. I would do it for you but my JS is quite bad.

Edit: and looks like he is plagiarist... sad, but expected from someone who only created an account here to join signature campaigns and bounties.

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Yes, his post history is considerably better (but still not enough) than the average member of this forum. Whoever, there are a few things I dislike about him.

1. His posts are ok. A lot better than most you will find in the board he posts the most. But still, he is making a lot of them in now Spam Mega Threads, which is why he didn't get any merit so far. Most of his posts seem to be well developed (at least more than the average post in SMT's), which means that he thought/researched a bit before doing them. But I didn't see anything special about them.

Examples:

His post in the thread "Is Monero a Good Investment" is okayish. But he posted it on page 46 of a now infested SMT. Did he really need to write this post? Let's be real. No one is going to read his post and I'm pretty sure at least a few users already explained what's the big deal with Monero in one of the previous 45 pages.

His post in the thread "Top 5 altcoin for longterm" on page 85 of a now infested SMT.

And the worst part (IMO) is that this is his first post:

Thread: Can newbie do signature campaigns?
He's not here for the right reasons.

And there are a few more like those. Again: he looks considerably better than the average user that just spams nonsenses and should be nuked. But I wouldn't say this is the kind of user the forum needs.

No mention of Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas Antonopoulos?

It's all about greed... You can profit a lot if you manage to buy before the pump and sell before the dump. The people who fall for this are the same ones who "invest" in those magical doublers and "trading bots" that generate 20% profit a day. If you manage to invest in the top of the pyramid, good for you... It not, bye bye money.

That's true. Just check the first and last 4 characters and it's pretty impossible to send it to the wrong address. And if you miss something, all it will do is say "invalid address".

You could also copy the address, send it to yourself via Telegram/Messenger/etc... and copy it in your computer (not the best solution if you are paranoid about your privacy)

Probably because he wants him to hack his personal device (loaded with $20 mil). Anyways, I wouldn't travel to McAfee's house to humiliate him + pocket $20 mil (or even $100 mil) knowing what he is capable of doing[1].
that guy is crazy...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McAfee

You already received more than 2 tBTC in your address. The problem is that they didn't confirm yet (for some reason).

Ledger Live most likely. The Chrome web app doesn't tell you to "navigate to the dashboard". Also, there is a big warning telling you to download the new all-in-one app when you open the old apps, so I doubt OP would just skip it and keep using the old version.

He can't even get through the first steps to set up the Trezor, so he can't access the page that updates the firmware.

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What's your OS? Did you try this with a different USB cable? Try to install the old Ledger Manager chrome app, open it and update your firmware from there.