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Just want to say I totally agree with OP here. I wanted to send around $60 over to my Yobit account...the low-priority option on Mycelium is asking for around $8. No way in hell I'm going to pay that. Those bitcoins are going to stay right where they are. It's unbelievable. Merchants need to start accepting things like doge and whatnot. Then I'd gladly spend crypto for stuff. Ugh. This is a nightmare.
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Maybe i was wrong, i have shared ponzi site, but i have no intention to scam
Thanks
That's meaningless, because every scammer will say that. You look like you deserve the trust, and trying to buy your way out of it just reinforces that you have a scammer mentality. Plus your English sucks and you're going on my ignore list. |
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You should had read is trust feedback before sending him some cash.. User Date Risked BTC amount Reference Comments Spondoolies-Tech-Sales 0: -0 / +0 2016-11-29 5.00000000 Tried to scam other users. Dditto -2: -1 / +0 2016-12-10 55,000.00000000 Reference "Alright... not steam hotshot... tera... who doesnt give a fuck about contact? the dumbass who posted last(You) 3 yeah im new... no im not trying to scam anyone... be helpful or gtfo dumbass hoe." Yeah. Enjoy this. Scammer. Don't deal with user. Asking for loans. Wanted to use Facebook as collateral. advertman 0: -0 / +0 2016-12-22 5.00000000 Sent me a fraudulent transaction via skrill. They completely blocked me out of my account and He knows this but he hasn't proven where his funds came from. bigAL17 -2: -1 / +0 2017-05-17 0.00000000 Known scammer bitcoinstress 0: -0 / +0 2017-05-18 0.00000000 Reference Recently changed password asking for a loan. Then says they want someone to give them green trust thexcity 0: -0 / +0 2017-05-23 0.00000000 Hi, I saw you are interested in buying and selling bitcoins. Maybe you would like to learn how to withdraw money from PayPal account directly to your bitcoin wallet and buy bitcoins at low price. Take a look: https://selly.gg/p/22bbfc8c Don't spam people. New feedback You're an idiot. He has one negative, and it doesn't even have a reference link. You just quoted OP's sent feedback. |
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Yeah, I heard. Was it costing them money or something? I've never used that function myself, butI heard this happened from yahoo62278, who has to use a different wallet for the campaigns he manages because of this. Oh, well. I never was a fan of blockchain.info anyway. They definitely pulled a Circle with this one.
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I just reported this idiot for evading a ban. The copy pasting was a dumb thing to do, and it just shows how sig campaigns motivate people to shitpost however they can. But we all know tthat already, don't we. Hopefully this knucklehead will get another permaban and it'll stick in his head that he's not welcome here.
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Xapo is a shitty online wallet anyway, so why not switch to a better one? The fee you described is pretty ridiculous, but even mycelium requires that much even for the 'economic' option, which works just fine. This whole argument is why altcoins are starting to look better every day.
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As much as love bitcoin, PayPal is way faster. Those of you who are saying it's not are trying to move the goalposts to win your argument. Paypal gets received and I can spend it immediately. It may take a day to get into my bank account, but that's only if I decide to do that. It's a good thing PayPal isn't DIGITAL GOLD, else we wouldn't need bitcoin at all.
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That link is to a topic that has many pages. You need to be much more specific and give more details before accusing someone of being a retard. At least if you want to be taken seriously. And I don't have time to sift through and find what you're talking about.
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It is indeed awesome, and we'll get to $3000 soon enough. Probably a week. Crazy, isn't it??
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I think not, for me not enough money can also be rich by collecting coins that we can with a little bit follow the project.  lol what? Didn't quite catch that. Yep, fees suck. It's more practical to use another coin like doge for spending. As to the 'why', I think that has to do with the price explosion you might have noticed, which is currently in progress. |
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To me, the ascending price is just an upwards correction, aka the price catching up to what the value of bitcoin would be had there not been any negative events/news/roadblocks. More and more people (general public, businesses, inestors, speculators, institutions, developers, entrepeneurs, etc) are recognizing Bitcoin's many potentials as well as it's resiliency and have decided to jump on the train.
So yeah, until there is an actual "POP" i.e. the price crashes spectacularly to at least the low hundreds or lower and fails to recover, not a "bubble."
That's a twisted viewpoint--never heard of an upward correction, and I'm not sure that's legit. Nevertheless, it's hard to say with btc. Sometimes you can only identify a bubble after it's popped and splattered debris everywhere. I do think we're rising pretty damn fast. We'll see in maybe 2 years. |
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Love all the shitposters piling in, saying they're quitting a campaign that's been closed for days. Brilliant, guys.
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OP, stop it with the capslock screaming. We're mostly all calm adults here and have been into bitcoin for a while, and you're preaching to the choir. Good for you that you're working toward 1BTC. A lot of people here don't have that much, including myself. Unfortunately.
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Post proof or this story is total bullshit. Got it? You can come in here slinging mud without facts. I don't believe you and no one else should either without proof.
hilariousandco has left me negative trust over this, which is surprising. I would not have thought such a member would fall for this thread. A scam accusation does not make anyone a scammer, it is simply an accusation. And this is the dumbest accusation I've ever seen, which makes me wonder how someone could leave a negative trust over this. I did not steal anything, I am always an honest trader. There's a strong possibility that your account is hacked or looks to be that way. You have no posts from November 04, 2015 until 2017. You could still very likely scam via Paypal as well. Can you provide any reasonable proof that this account belongs to you? Can you sign a message from an address associated with it? This is no reason to leave a negative trust, I estimate around ~50% of active users cannot sign a message. This account has always been completely under my control. It's *possible* that I can chargeback the PayPal, that my account is hacked, or that I created Bitcoin. But a possibility, especially not a high possibility at all, is not any fair reason from my view. I was sent the 0.2 Bitcoin first, without escrow. What kind of scammer would send the PayPal, when they have already received the BTC? I returned 0.5 BTC to a user after a trade failed to go through as well, and these amounts are among the smaller amounts I've been trusted with. If any action should be done, the poster of this thread should receive a tag for making such an unstrustworthy claim, which actually turned out to ruin my name....  Evading the question of whether you can sign a message doesn't help you, but I still say OP needs to post solid proof. I agree with hilarious that it does seem suspicious and you could have hacked that account. And you could be doing deals to lead up to a bigger scam. So sign that message. |
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Post proof or this story is total bullshit. Got it? You can come in here slinging mud without facts. I don't believe you and no one else should either without proof.
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Never ceases to amaze me that scam accusations get levied against account dealers months from when I left them a neg for dealing accounts. But hopefully he makes good for your sake, OP. I wouldn't trust him though.
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mchu168 has scammed me of .2 btc it would seem. I sent first with no escrow so yeah I fudged up. Claims this matter will be sorted but I'm not holding my breath. Already changing story and posting excuses. So yeah I just wanted to warn others of the scammer in our midst, to avoid others being taken for a ride.
He just posted in your thread that he paid you. And you also should fill out a proper scam accusation thing, or this won't mean anything. We need proof here. |
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I've got a thread up about buying 1.2 BTC, many offers from Jr members and newbies and users with dodgy trust ratings. And no more responses after speaking of escrow or middle man. A lot of scammers lurking around, that's for sure.
Can't really trust anyone, mb senior members with recent positive feedback. ALWAYS BETTER SAFE THEN SORRY!
I wouldn't even trust senior members. Ranking means nothing, really, because accounts are bought and sold all the time and it's unfortunate. Hopefully OP didn't get scammed here. Looks like the guy paid him. |
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I always just look on Yobit if I'm interested in how a particular shitcoin is doing. Works for me, and those are pretty much what the prices are. But so little do I trade, that I don't think I've ever even looked at that coinmarketcap website. And I used to just use preev for doge and whatnot. Most of that stuff isn't worth watching for me, but hey. If we were all the same, it'd be a very flat, boring world to live in.
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Writing with capslock on is considered shouting in internet space. Don't do it.
It will go down, no question about it. Noone knows when and how much tho.
The ignore button is also your friend--and mine, too, and OP is prompting me to hit it. I don't think bitcoin will dip back down to $1500, but it sure as hell could. There's no guarantees in crypto, and volatility is the norm. We shot up to $2500 within a couple months (I think), and we could easily drop back down just as fast. Why don't you give us your opinion, OP? Of course I won't see it after I hit that ignore button. |
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