What are you waiting for? The Pharmacist is the only one who can remove your neg trust. And I don't think that's what he wants.

Your status will not change.

You could also check if there is any Bitcoin community around where you live.

Here in Brazil, we have a Bitcoin Facebook group with 120k members and many trusted P2P traders. Whenever you want to buy or sell Bitcoins, you can just send them a PM and do the exchange in 30 min max. It's pretty easy and doesn't require any KYC/AML verification.

I would also recommend LocalBitcoins, but they are requiring ID verification now, so it's not the best solution anymore.

Look at the top-right corner of the page. Hover the "Accounts" menu and click at "Account Explorer" (or just go here);

Then, paste your address into the text box and click "Go".

It was not paid in advance. They say at the website that you only pay when you sucesfully recover the wallet password.

Dave from the wallet recover system also does the same.

"Should we fail to retrieve your crypto wallet, you don’t pay for our service and it’s absolutely free!"

So? Can't I create 20 accounts and comment that something works? Stop being naive.

This makes me remember of the recent invasion of fake giveaways on twitter. Whenever someone known in the cryptospace posts anything, there is a impersonator account with 2k likes doing a "giveaway" and other 5 accounts with 1k like saying that they doubled their money.

Begging for merit is something extremely frowned upon here. This kind of post will only result on you being put on someone's else ignore list, which means that they will not see your posts anymore, lowering your chances of getting merit, or them tagging you with a negative trust. Why do you even want merit? If your answer is "to rank up and join bounty/campaigns", then please... just give up.

Merit is something you must earn by yourself. The majority of your posts are:

a. Twitter bounty reports.
b. Posts in spam mega threads in the altcoin board (even worst than the ones in the Bitcoin Discussion board).

TLDR: I will never merit you as I'm still trying to find any of your "quality articles".

What are you trying to import into your Coinomi wallet? (your private-keys should start with a L, K or 5)

Did you try to export your private-keys by following this article[1] and using them?

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In which wallet did you import your multibit.key file?

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[1] https://multibit.org/help/v0.5/help_exportingPrivateKeys.html

Why did you post this in the Scam Accusations board?

I would say that it's because he doesn't care if the project is legit or not. If they are paying, he will promote it. But this doesn't automatically make all projects a scam.

I use one big and random password generated by Keepass for each website that I use, and 2FA in those who support it. Everything stored in a Keepass database.

That's basic security. If you use the same password for every website you register, try searching for it on Have I Been Pwned and you will see that there is a big change your password has been leaked by one of those websites. Which means that your password can be used in a big brute-forcing dictionary.

Some softwares/people in your network can use your MAC address to identify your device or track you. You should read the article that @lizardbtc linked 2 posts above yours.

Yes. It's possible.

I've noticed that many of them only post in the Altcoins board, as most of them only pay the Copper Member upgrade so they can make their ANN thread.

The exchange is decentralized and running in a ETH smart contract. You control your funds. Binance is centralized and has full access over the addresses private-keys. That's the difference.

And Etherdelta didn't get hacked. It was a simple DNS redirect attack in the main domain. You could run the exchange source locally and do every trade you wanted to do.

Yeah... keep using an "real" exchange until they get hacked and you lose all your funds (remember Mt. Gox?)

You will need to prove you own the account by sending a signed message (from a staked address) via PM to theymos with the format shown in this post.

Are you going to send your USB flash drive through mail to everyone that asks for your address or wants to donate to you? It seems that people are misunderstanding what is the website's function.

@Kakmakr They send you two copies. From their FAQ:

https://revealer.cc/faq/

ForkDelta is not just a mirror website. It's actually what the name says: a fork.

IIRC they used the same contract as Etherdelta for some time but with a few modifications. But I'm not sure if they changed that.

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You should read this post if you want to know more: EtherDelta vs ForkDelta
And if you want to see ForkDelta's roadmap: https://forkdelta.github.io/about/

@dothebeats Thank you for sharing your story. But keep in mind that this is not what happens in most of the cases - where everyone/a big part of the group also earns money.

I have seen a few stories where the owner of the group and a few of his friends would buy everything 15 seconds before releasing which coin is pumping. The price would go up due to the owner and his friends, while the rest of the group would end up buying at the top - making the price to go even further beyond - while the owner dumps everything. The final result is: the owner and his friends get rich, while 98% of the group loses money. In both cases, you shouldn't try to be part of a pump group.

Next time research first, ask later.

Everything about the merit system: Merit & new rank requirements

1. Initially, theymos distributed around 600k sMerits across the forum;
2. For every 1 merit you receive, you also get 0.5 sMerits;
3. There are 80 merit sources in the forum (generating of up to 17800 sMerits), which are users who have a specific amount of sMerits that are replenished every month.

I was talking to the OP, since he sent the LTC to a wallet where he controls the private-keys (Electrum).

In your case, you will need to contact the support of the website and ask for help. If they don't want to help you, your coins are gone.

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