You need to report any spammers who reply to the thread, not the thread. The thread or discussion seems to be on the right board, but the error is when the thread is attacked by spammers which is then worth reporting.
I'm more inclined to suspect that Op is related to these spammers, I saw he was active on January 9th (don't know how long s/he was active). That's why I chose to report on that topic.
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I stumbled up on this thread, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480751OP just left the thread, then most of the replies by other newbie accounts, some of the replies include copy paste from other newbies with quotation marks. Looks like these are templated replies. I think there will be many more "newbies" to that thread with their typical spam. I'll report that thread to have it locked (or trashed), but mods need also to take action with these accounts:
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Can someone explain the ebb and flow of this chart to me? I've never really looked into or cared about forum stats before. Are weekdays/weekends dramatically different and that's what we're seeing?
Yeah, I analyzed that the decrease in the number of posts occurred around weekends (Saturday-Monday), and special holidays. I think we can't calculate the effectiveness of the impact of the mixer ban, if these statistics still include several boards that are excluded from being campaign spaces, usually altcoin (and childs) board.
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my circumstances did not allow me to get online
But then you were able get online to tag member who raise the flag for your unprofessionalism. Honestly I even doubt you're a developer, no public portfolio, no trace in the past I found someone sending you feedback. didn't you read my message??? No, I couldn't get online a few minutes ago to read some bs excuse.
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But I still in my head unfair no reaction from moderators.
It says here: You may appeal here, but your chances are not good: This is the automatic ban-message that all perm banned users receive, this is fair. I think your recovery proposal is somewhere in the queue of thousands on the admin list, or they actually don't care about it as usual. So in short, you don't have a second chance to be here, don't waste your time.
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Game engine algorithms that claim to be fair shouldn't be predictable in any way even if you have access to the code. Even if this exists and the vulnerability is left unchecked, the first party to blame is the game developer. Game engines have usually gone through several complex tests and audits to ensure there are no loopholes. In the crypto casino industry, developers are also utilizing blockchain because it is a technology that has been proven to provide unpredictable RNG results.
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Just accepting, not surprising facts. The question is, are there transactions there, I mean their customers actually pay with bitcoin? If my government allows it, I can just put labels on shops "accepting bitcoin here" then the media says the statistics are increasing, but that doesn't really suggest that adoption was increased especially if there are no customers who want that kind of payment.
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Specifically for bitcoin, Electrum is good and easy to use for beginners. Metamask is a great altcoin wallet if you are an active user via desktop. Trustwallet is not too bad if you're an active user via mobile.
The 3 wallets above are based on personal experience, but I can't guarantee the same level of security if you use them. The most important security factor depends on the digital literacy of the user. Your key, your responsibility.
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there is no way you can tell me that all of them are structured in such a way that they randomly always make money for the house This is just a basic understanding of gambling and you have to understand it in plain sight without other people telling you. You bet based on "luck" and everyone knows that "it won't always be". If you hope to always make money, you have to do business like a bookie. Gamblers aren't businessman, but the house must maintain its business as long as possible. if you ask me gambling is a fraud
As long as there is a systematic probability of winning for one or more gamblers and paying out those winnings, it is not fraud. The fraud is your own desire to always be lucky.
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If someone were willing to take the lead in pursuing a class action, these customers might have more opportunities to challenge this policy exclusively. Obviously this is based on a one-sided agreement and bittrex closes access to customers. What's more, the amount of dust makes no sense to charge a monthly admin fee.
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This user might not be a scammer but a victim of a scam.
Not yet, he hasn't deposited anything. I think he is stupidly risking other people's money here and hoping that the 41 bitcoins are real he can withdraw. But I'm more confident that he owns that site. Supports flagging.
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Edit: Tolong jangan di vote ya gan, sy salah baca aturan. Tadi sy ingat AI generated boleh di kontes ini, ternyata yg boleh kontes yg ini haahaa. Salah ruang Ikut meramaikan. Amunisi: - Bing Image Creator
- Photoshop
Cerita dikit: Bing suka error (entah apa ada settingan khusus), sy nulis prompt spesifik tulisan di pita "Jangan Lupa WD" pake bahasa, eh malah ditulis English. Alhasil, satupun gada yg sesuai keinginan (malah 1 image kek lambang garuda negara tetangga). Ya udah terpaksa redefined dikit-dikit pake soto sop. Buka di tab baru untuk memperbesar
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I am not saying that sportsbet should try to evade paying withdrawal amounts to winners, but I also cannot imagine that the platform will pay such an amount so simply and quickly. The news is supposed to be on the headlines of international newspapers.
I once found a casino in this forum that paid winnings in installments upon agreement because it was an amount beyond the casino's ability to pay all at once. Although curious, we won't know the next story from this news unless the winner is willing to appear in public. Of course, sportsbettors have to be careful in solving it or this will turn into the biggest negative news in history.
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NOW FOR THE BUG:
Asked @icopress (as their current marketing manager) for help, I think he has connections to important BCgame people. But you hope it's a bug, why would you let someone else try to exploit it? It seems like the chances of you getting a bounty from this discovery are getting smaller.
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Any actions like ban related to new Mixer rules. Not sure because I did not hear about any known incident.
Some threads archived, links censored. This has been happening since the rule was implemented. I don't understand why mixers are singled out. Anyone can put coins in an exchange and withdraw them randomly. Unless the exchange is a honeypot, it can be used as a mixer. Theymos censors high level privacy services that no one can track them except the coin owner and VGod. Exchanges only offer a lousy level of privacy.
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Q: is the cashback claim only valid once only for the first deposit? And how long will it take for the claim to be approved and cashback credited? Lastly, any supporting information for this "direct partnership service with the exchange"?
I think there isn't any (tentative guess), it's an unofficial partnership, just made cooler. As far as my digging concluded, Weff is an affiliate of several top exchanges. Of their affiliate profits, a certain % is paid back to users who (re)register via their affiliate link.
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There is no "banned" badge with a specific reason in bpip, so it can't be confirmed (we're only a week in, though). Moreover, someone who is banned cannot write anything afterwards. Is the object of your question aimed at high ranking members who usually use campaign attributes? I'm sure so far they've accepted the new rules, and nothing has been banned so far
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how possible is that can you imagine saying the river has no water?
If you compare banks to river, they only distribute water, not store it. Likewise for those of you who intend to store cash (limited supply), it only converts it in digital form into a few bytes of storage, well their storage isn't limited to that digital number. Meanwhile, your cash is used for liquidity in their business. That's why, they (and protected by the government) limit cash withdrawals per day and can change at any time to balance with their liquidity, if they fail then what will happen is a liquidity crisis like your local bank.
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Not an exchange, I have experience bringing coin projects that pay through agents. It was registered just 5 days later. Since CMC has now explicitly asked for a fast track fee, I think that way now also has a lot of queues and $50k is just a regular fee. I mean, OP can ask if there is let's say a "platinum" track.
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Does not look like it was that busy
Besides they might lose in the competition to comply with regulations, I think such a small trading volume isn't commensurate with the operational costs and team salaries. After looking at their X account, I concluded they were a stingy exchange, making no effort to make users feel at home like a reward/loyalty programs.
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