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14561  Other / Meta / Re: Please Remove This Admin on: November 26, 2014, 09:55:46 AM
Ban the BanBear.

Probably not really 'random assumptions' and will be based on some evidence at least seeing as he can see all your alts and browser/log-in details. He's usually pretty thorough and correct. Zolace claimed the exact same thing as you when he scammed and all his alts got busted but even I knew they all belonged to him based on other evidence. Is this one account you took as collateral or tried selling? Do you use tor or a proxy? It must be tied to you some way.

I never tried to use this account as collateral. I don't use Tor or a proxy or any kind of network tunneling. It isn't tied to me in any way, it's just a weird admin making a false assumption.

Just look at his trust. Look at it. He sucks at guessing, it isn't his thing.
If this is true then it is almost certain that he is correct. He almost certainly used some kind of IP evidence and if you are too cheap/stupid to use a VPN then your alts will easily be tied to your identity. Although there are two other potential/theoretical way that he could have made the connection if you tried using TOR with your scamming/extorting account, one would be that you dumb enough to ask for payment to an address that is connected to one of your known addresses, the other is something I'd rather not say
14562  Other / Meta / Re: We should have a "DEAL" subforum. To promote merchants that accept BTC. on: November 25, 2014, 04:26:19 PM
I think the various marketplace sections would be appropriate for these kinds of offers.

All offers should accept Bitcoin as a payment method.
14563  Local / 跳蚤市场 / Re: 卖BTT帐户 on: November 25, 2014, 03:38:33 AM
原来可以卖
是的,我现在还在销售账户。你有没有兴趣买一个
14564  Economy / Goods / Re: Group-buy for Villa in Caesarea, Israel on: November 24, 2014, 07:37:59 PM
This is really not how group buys usually work. A group buy is generally when one person looks funds in order to buy a large number of a product (on this forum it would almost be miners) the person facilitating the group buy would receive the large number of miners and then reship them to individual buyers. This results in everyone being able to receive a volume discount.

What you appear to be done is closer to a timeshare
14565  Other / Meta / Re: what dose it take to become a moderator or staff member? on: November 24, 2014, 07:16:26 AM
Yes, you have to be actively participating, but probably don't have to be as active as me for instance. If you're seen as a helpful and rational person I guess it will help though. Reporting lots of posts but not actually posting much probably isn't very good. You also might be in a tricky situation or grey area with farming and selling accounts. If you sell an account and it goes on to spam or scam and it's tied to you somehow I don't think that will look very good. And what do you mean very special reward? From a user or the admins? (though maybe you don't want to say).
I will PM it to you. It was from a user, although the user is somewhat close to the admins.

I think you are right about the farming accounts, although I checked maybe ~1.5 months ago and none but maybe 2 or 3 out of 50+ received any kind of negative trust/scam accusation, although I don't think the whole bayuo/zedicus case is helping my cause.
14566  Other / Meta / Re: what dose it take to become a moderator or staff member? on: November 24, 2014, 06:47:58 AM
Think he was just being sarcastic.

Report a lot of posts and be a very active member of the community and theymos may ask you eventually.
Out of curiosity, how active were most staff members prior to being asked? Does he he count alt accounts?

Well their levels of 'activeness' will have all been different, but being active is probably the biggest requirement (but that comes along with reporting lots of posts). If you look at the table with the most reports some of the pre-existing staff hadn't reported that many. And by taking alt accounts into consideration do you mean the total of reports over them all?
I am talking about the activeness as in participating and contributing to the community (like answering questions and contributing to discussions) as my alts that I have for sale/are making posts to get to higher ranks do this(one account that I am farming even got a very special reward), while I only have one that will generally report posts.
14567  Other / Meta / Re: what dose it take to become a moderator or staff member? on: November 24, 2014, 06:30:00 AM
Report a lot of posts and be a very active member of the community and theymos may ask you eventually.
Out of curiosity, how active were most staff members prior to being asked? Does he he count alt accounts?

Not sure about the other staff members, but hilariousandco was spamming nearly 1000 good reports in 2 months and annoyed the mods. Tongue
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=624427.msg7763245#msg7763245
I don't think his reports were an annoyance. His reports were good and helped the mods enforce the rules. This is also not what I was asking. I was asking about actual helpful posts not bad post reports
14568  Economy / Lending / Re: Offering Loans [No Collateral] on: November 24, 2014, 06:26:12 AM
Loan amount required: 0.5 BTC
Term length: 24 hours (1 Day GMT +0)
Interest: 0.65 BTC return.
Address:
1AqC1PfkhmUA3pCAVgLTwQa4zf2N3CZwmb

Collateral: box of Mandarin oranges
As long as the box has ~105 lbs of oranges macro should be safe from default. Plus Oranges are very good for you
14569  Other / Meta / Re: Nearly 10M posts - who will it be? on: November 23, 2014, 10:49:58 PM
~500k to go Wink
This could potentially take over a month and a half to hit if posting trends continue. October only saw ~363k posts and November saw ~418 posts.
14570  Other / Meta / Re: what dose it take to become a moderator or staff member? on: November 23, 2014, 10:46:55 PM
Report a lot of posts and be a very active member of the community and theymos may ask you eventually.
Out of curiosity, how active were most staff members prior to being asked? Does he he count alt accounts?
14571  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Sell Your PayPal here! on: November 23, 2014, 10:06:50 PM
I am not familiar with the pgp key program that you are using however it looks like you might not be including the entire message. In order to properly verify if a pgp signature matches you will need to copy everything from "-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----" up until "-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----" in order to check a signature.

I can say that I checked the signature and it checked out for me.
14572  Other / Meta / Re: How many of us are there? on: November 23, 2014, 05:06:28 PM
Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.
https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).

Hmmm so there were just about 4.5% of total members active in that 12 days. That ratio is a lot lower than what I thought.
According to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist there are roughly ~381k registered members. 171/381=.44881 so it is closer to 44.8% (45%).
14573  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Buy BTC with PayPal Balance on: November 23, 2014, 03:26:03 PM
Be prepared for a deluge of replies from brand new accounts insisting that you send them PayPal first. Once you do though, you'll never hear from them again.
How do people on paypal even scam? When someone gets scammed on paypal they reverse the charge? People say they withdraw the funds and all but how can they do that so quickly? I never understood the whole PayPal scam and how it actually works for anyone.
There is no guarantee that paypal will actually approve the chargeback. The person scamming will fight the chargeback, if they lose then they lose nothing because they gave nothing to the buyer and if they win the chargeback dispute then they will have gotten paypal funds for nothing, and will launder/withdraw the funds.
14574  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Sell Your PayPal here! on: November 23, 2014, 03:18:57 PM
1 working day withholding.
You should use escrow and have the escrow withhold the bitcoin to the buyer for one day.

If you are not willing to use escrow then you are doing nothing more then attempting to scam. It is not guaranteed that paypal will approve the chargeback if a claim is filed.
14575  Other / Meta / Re: How many of us are there? on: November 23, 2014, 05:33:46 AM
Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.
https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).
14576  Other / Meta / Re: Pleaae check this topic and its OP on: November 22, 2014, 02:04:18 AM
The forum does not moderate scams and they will not moderate any potential scam, nor does it moderate the trust system (contrary to what some people who were previously on default trust would want you to believe).

I do think the numerous banner ads are somewhat spammy though, and they should be removed.

There are a number of what are essentially duplicate posts made several times throughout the thread. I have reported one of the posts to a moderator via the "report to moderator" button on the bottom right of the post and mentioned that many of the posts in the thread have similar issues.
14577  Other / Meta / Re: Is this normal? on: November 21, 2014, 08:04:05 PM


You were blatant sig spamming.

Get real.


~BCX~
This so much.

He probably doesn't care too much as long as he doesn't get banned. Gives him a chance to complain about it in meta for more posts.
If I had to guess he probably ended up getting banned once badbear was able to see how many of his shitposts got deleted by various moderators (plus how many of his posts that haven't been deleyed are shitposts )
14578  Economy / Auctions / Re: Selling Hero Account on: November 21, 2014, 03:03:52 AM
BadBear changed acc selling rules now, itsn ot that secure to buy them - just fyi buyers.
Do you have any proof? I assume that you do not because he did not and you are spreading FUD
14579  Economy / Auctions / Re: Selling Hero Account on: November 21, 2014, 01:40:23 AM
Dang 1BTC for an account? Always amazed how much these sell for!

Your account is easily worth around 5-10 btc with all dat rep and shit.

lol I really doubt that...
You're account would easily be worth 5 BTC...heres how:

Someone who buys your account would obviously be in the business to scam sadly...they use your high trust and create a group buy or represent a "company" with an IPO and you collect the funds. Easily could get a lot.
His account is probably worth closer to 2-3 BTC as there is somewhat of a limit as to what people will be willing to pay for an account because there are some legit reasons why people would want a trusted account and there are serious risks of trying to scam with a trusted account (if they are caught then the account instantly becomes worthless).

@OP would you be willing to come down on your asking price at all? .9 BTC is pretty steep considering the lack of signature campaigns right now.
14580  Other / Meta / Re: Is this normal? on: November 21, 2014, 12:49:01 AM
I do agree that the moderators do make mistakes occasionally as they are human

There you go, that's your answer
No, unless you give some kind of evidence as to what happened, the community will default to the moderators as I can assure you that they know the rules much better then you.

Searching the modlog I discovered that two of your replies to "Major Flaw in Security" were deleted, and looking through the thread it appears that it was the reply about you commenting on macrotheminer's "bump" being a constructive post and you replying to someone else's comment confirming that a bump is allowed every 24 hours (one of which I reported for being signature spam - I am pretty sure). If this is what you are complaining about then whoever deleted your post was ~70% correct in their actions as you post had nothing to do with the OP of the subject thread.
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