The reason why I edited the topic title is because your set of circumstances is extremely unusual, and in addition, you have shown general disdain towards the bitcoin community. This leads me to to think that you are possibly trolling and thus I removed the sensationalist part of your title: "MAJOR BUG IN BITCOIN-QT". The intended meaning of the title was not changed so I felt the change was justified. Also, you are free to talk about moderator action, but Technical Support is not the right section. Therefore I'm moving this to meta.

pm sent

Topic cleaned of off topic posts, mainly attacks on mattboldfield and mattboldfield's complaints about bitcointalk. Please keep on topic. If mattboldfield wants to discuss about the forum's policy on scamers, he is free to post in meta. Also, topic title edited because it was previously very misleading.

yes, they are socially engineered. just go on their customer service line and bitch about how your service was bad, or the card doesn't work and they'll send you one.

removed referral link because it's not allowed here.

you could have avoided the confusion if you didn't call your client "bitcoin base" instead of "bitcoin core" or "bitcoin-qt".

none of those are known bitcoin clients. can you post a screenshot of the about screen of those clients?

>implying he has the db

every sign shows that he doesn't have shit and he's taking advantage of the situation.

• he discourages people from verifying he is in possession of the database ("don't ask me to verify or i'll double the price")
• he ignored requests by established forum members to produce their data
• he "leaked" a passport scan belonging to a newbie that is strikingly similar to another passport scan available on the internet.

this is quite cOLD. how bOLD of you to post this.

too bad coinjoin does the same thing without the need to mine a block.

said every scammer ever.

consider making a topic in scam accusations.

works fine for me, with cookies, scripts enabled.

miners are sometimes marked as malicious by antiviruses because malware distributors integrate miners into their software to use their victims' computer to mine for them. assuming you downloaded the miner from a trusted source, it's probably safe.

i find it funny how nanashi___ only responds to newbies, but not established users. Best guess is that goblins_ is a shill account used to trick people into thinking he has their info.

I deleted all the bumps because they violate the 24 hour bump rule.

exploit: make multiple accounts

lol. in other words:

worst attempt at extortion ever. if you're going to extort someone, at least show you're serious. dissuading your victim from questioning your authenticity isn't fooling anyone.

those are terminal commands

vim
nano
sed