If you repost a thread it will likely get deleted again. It is my understanding that when an entire thread is trashed anyone that posted in such thread will not receive a notification via PM (although if you are a repeat offender you may get a PM from a mod asking you to stop making threads that need to be deleted). Why don't you post what the thread was about here? Include which section it was posted in EDIT: if the below is the thread of yours that was deleted it was probably deleted because it was trolling/spamming with nonsense. The price was nowhere near the levels that you mentioned, nor was it at the levels for years. So yesterday Bitcoin's price crashed to $12 and everyone was panicking and saying bitcoin is dead! Bitcoin is NOT dead ahah you silly bears! It's already back at $16 now! CCMF!!
And on top of that...
...Wait...
...What year is this? ... 2015? Aw shit.
Sorry guys my time machine calibrator is not working well, I come from the year 2024 and was supposed to post a thread in this forum, but fucked up a little. Carry on.
Good luck my fellow bitcoiners from the past and don't forget to HODL!
Bye.
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I would say that miner accounts are probably the worse in the above list. The majority of cloud mining companies are scams and you never know if the person offering it as collateral is part of the scam.
I think NXT assets rank very high up there in terms of risk for similar reasons, although if you are more familiar with the NXT marketplace this may not be the case
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is there a chance that bad bear to remove your feedback or no?
I was considering buying one of Candy's other accounts, batmanbad, and was told that he purchased the account from candy, and when he bought it he PM'ed BadBear to ask for the trust to be removed but got blocked
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If you are paying in bitcoin I can do this for you
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Called it. can you sign the following message from this address 1ADTYgpibx6s8ri4mPm8Y9NbzNfH2L5ffj IronMarvel2 is reporting that his account IronMarvel was hacked today is 13 jan 2014 and quickseller requested this message edit: the post with the address was found here and is only a week old however it should at least show something. Do you happen to be using a GMX email address? Actually I called it. Check again. I do a better job calling out people in my couple weeks here then you all do. Well I guess I kind of assumed that since you posted your claim so quickly and that I had never seen you in the lending section before (I now know you "calling it" was your first post in the lending thread) that you were just trolling. I also noticed that you were able to determine a lot of information about his trade history very quickly - in only 5 minutes. It was almost as if you were expecting him to make a scammy post. Let me guess, are you an alt of Spodermen? Also - quickseller, a guy who popped up about 6 months ago randomly just selling accounts and knowing a lot about the forum in great detail and now on the DEFAULT TRUST LIST. Obvious, your main account is one that is close to the admin and is a staff/mod here since you're now suddenly on the default trust list. Again special privileges given out and lies made (saying you aren't a mod, staff or anything related a couple months back).
First I would like to thank you because I take your statement as a compliment. Do you have any proof that I am a mod/staff? Are all the other accounts on default trust list also staff/mods? if not then how do you make the connection? I also take the trolling as a compliment as it shows that I was able to prevent people from scamming ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) My post was serious, I follow this forum very closely. I have PMed Tomatocage many names to red flag over the past 2 years. Not a scammer and Spoderman has not been around this place as long as I have been. Just look at the Kruniac scam I was able to piece together (same guy, new account) last night. I've been here longer then you as well. Well I, like the scammer am very curious to know what your "real" account is. I really have never understood the point of creating a new account just to call out scams anyway
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Called it. can you sign the following message from this address 1ADTYgpibx6s8ri4mPm8Y9NbzNfH2L5ffj IronMarvel2 is reporting that his account IronMarvel was hacked today is 13 jan 2014 and quickseller requested this message edit: the post with the address was found here and is only a week old however it should at least show something. Do you happen to be using a GMX email address? Actually I called it. Check again. I do a better job calling out people in my couple weeks here then you all do. Well I guess I kind of assumed that since you posted your claim so quickly and that I had never seen you in the lending section before (I now know you "calling it" was your first post in the lending thread) that you were just trolling. I also noticed that you were able to determine a lot of information about his trade history very quickly - in only 5 minutes. It was almost as if you were expecting him to make a scammy post. Let me guess, are you an alt of Spodermen? Also - quickseller, a guy who popped up about 6 months ago randomly just selling accounts and knowing a lot about the forum in great detail and now on the DEFAULT TRUST LIST. Obvious, your main account is one that is close to the admin and is a staff/mod here since you're now suddenly on the default trust list. Again special privileges given out and lies made (saying you aren't a mod, staff or anything related a couple months back).
First I would like to thank you because I take your statement as a compliment. Do you have any proof that I am a mod/staff? Are all the other accounts on default trust list also staff/mods? if not then how do you make the connection? I also take the trolling as a compliment as it shows that I was able to prevent people from scamming ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Do you have any kind of proof? TXID's? PM/chat/email logs?
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Voted and +1 your idea. I liked it because u wanted this forum working at its best. Today i checked the lending section i saw many newbi looking for a loan of 20, 50 and more amount of btc with red trust.
Every day at least 5-6 newbie ask for a loan in the lending section , I don't tell : NO ; but at least provide a valid collateral and put it in a trusted escrow. This. Today someone asked for a 25 BTC loan. Offered "his" car as collateral. I asked for the car's papers and a photo ID to prove it. Never got a reply. That's insane ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) . I think the forum should forbid to a newbie to start a thread ("at least" until he will become a Jr. member ). I would agree with this, especially in some of the marketplace threads like lending and currency exchange where the newbie scammers like to create threads the most. I would say they should be able to create threads in places like Bitcoin discussion, meta, politics, economics, and altcoin section (except marketplace) as they may want to start/have a controversial discussion they might not want associated with their identity.
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This sounds like something that someone would use as a faucet. I highly doubt you can command a high enough of a rate from advertisers and get enough visitors to ever be able to ROI on a 28 btc domain for a faucet
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If your account is a staff account then I believe the staff status does not transfer when it is sold. If this is the case then it would likely get kicked from the primedice campaign
how can they detect that the account was sold if you will not tell them yourself? Most likely via changed password, and changed IP address range they normally connect though. I am sure there are other ways as well
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Can you provide a signed message from an address associated with an old, unedited post?
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How much do you want for it? Can you prove ownership?
Changed the OP, does it count as proof? Would you take .25 for it? Can you sign a message from one of the payout addresses that you used in primedice?
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How much do you want for it? Can you prove ownership?
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All payout are now automatic thanks to the work of Marcus.
It's been thoroughly tested, but if there are any problems, please raise a support ticket on the site.
Many thanks
Is the account that made the OP happen to be banned? Why aren't you posting from that account?
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I think the newbie jail as previously implemented detered users from joining our community.
I would support some kind of modified newbie jail that maybe had certain restrictions in posting and/or creating threads in certain sections.
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How much do you want for it?
I'm open for offers. Should be more than current standard rates though. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) an active poster + above market rates would probably be out of my price range. I know you said not to suggest another campaign, however if you think you will leave this advertisement up for at least a week before joining bit-x (pending no offers worth taking) then I would suggest bitmixer in the meantime. They pay weekly and would allow you to earn something while you neogeoiate offers
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If your account is a staff account then I believe the staff status does not transfer when it is sold. If this is the case then it would likely get kicked from the primedice campaign
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What I recommend using is [username]@bitcointalk.org, since the forum does not offer email services it would not be possible to hack/create that email address (although you would be somewhat out of luck if you forgot your password)
In the (unlikely) event of successful DNS poisoning, an attacker might be able to forge an MX record for bitcointalk.org and point it at his own mail server. It's difficult to estimate the likelihood of such an attack, but I personally would consider that more likely than an attack against a professional mail provider. i thought GMX was a professional mail provider. This would also prevent any kind of social engineering attack, like using your security question to reset your password.
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