The user is not banned yet. Let me give you a little advice. If you find plagiarism, after making a post in this thread, report the copied post to the moderators along with a link to your report. I often see that moderators do not always enter this topic in time, and as a result, posts with reports are ignored. |
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In my history of messages to moderators, there was one case when a moderator wrote to me that he mistakenly put "bad". And I think that they can also have errors in the same way. And yes, bad ratings are annoying, but I stopped paying attention to them, and basically, I'm glad when my opinion coincides with the opinion of the moderators.
This question has already been raised by Ratimov, but all he heard was that do not be discouraged and move on.
I'm more annoyed by raw reports, and there are usually more of them than reports rated "bad"
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Sometimes people can create masterpieces while working from home, as they are in a calm and familiar environment. When working in a team, it is certainly necessary to communicate with your colleagues, but comparing mental work with physical work is completely wrong. Yes, you can go to work every day and sit there for hours doing absolutely nothing while receiving a salary. But working at home, a person may have more freedom; thus, in order to fulfill this or that order, he allocates some time and does it more carefully, which cannot be said about working in the office. What connection and what kind of morality can we talk about with couriers who work with their feet or with people whose work is connected with mental work? Musk, as always, thinks a lot.
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OP, I can tell you're starting off your forum journey in the wrong way. Your first visit was to fill in the registration data for all types of bounties. How did you find out about the fact that there are bounties on the forum? You misunderstand the purpose of the forum a little; it does not position itself as a platform for making money. But you can get some cash rewards here by participating in the life of the forum. Don't be too hasty. If you master the forum and its rules, maybe you can offer the skills that you have and get something like orders paid in crypto. But mostly focus on learning the forum. As for YouTube channels, listen to Andreas Antonopoulos; his lectures will be able to explain to you the beauty of owning Bitcoin. https://www.youtube.com/@aantonop |
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For me, all three tips are still relevant. You have an OP and some decadent moods about Bitcoin. Please explain why, in our time, it is difficult to make money on the free money that we invest in Bitcoin. At a time when many follow this rule, you begin to deny it. With only one thing, I agree that free money is becoming very small in our time.
In the same way, I can't entirely agree with your following proposals. Although the first and second sound the same to me.
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1. SHAHKHAN22 Cheating and abusing campaigns with alt accounts2. ZAINmalik75Proof: BSC Wallet Address: 0x5B6A255ccce2563E04a692BB3E550b8330Ed5Ff8
[ Archive ]  [ Archive ] Related Addresses:https://www.reddit.com/user/Usmanshah11/
BSC Wallet Address: 0x5B6A255ccce2563E04a692BB3E550b8330Ed5Ff8
Now the account is participating in the subscription company Royse777 |
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In order to refund your payment, you must communicate with the manager. it gives responsible morals. but it won't clear your error. maybe the negative tag will still be in your account.
I will support the flag.
I am sure that he will never refund the amount to the managers whom he tried to scam by changing the signatures and getting double payments in the signature campaigns. For a person to refund the money, he needs to be morally very sound but a scammer and a thief have no moral values and therefore there is no chance he will refund anything. Good thing is that he is caught and his dirty act has come to the conclusion. After such a huge number of alternative accounts, I think it is not appropriate to talk about moral qualities at all. Hiding behind poverty and religion, he spreads his accounts in arithmetic progression. I'm sure he still has a bunch of live, untouched negative trust profiles. You can check that some of them are waking up today; I think the owner is checking the ones with which he can continue his "path". Looking at how the accounts in the Pakistani section exchange merit regularly, it is not surprising that even a new account with this scammer will grow very quickly. It is a pity that there is no ban on a certain number of IP addresses on the forum. This would greatly complicate the lives of scammers. |
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And I noticed members working with 1xbit will receive negative trust that can not be reverse
Negative trust given by some members is not permanent. As long as the problem that caused it to be given a negative tag is resolved then the tag can be removed at any time by the tag giver. but with the casino scam case, I think it is very unlikely that the casino will improve its reputation. although we see some attempted duping they say they want to fix things. and what the participants take is a decision they have taken at risk. they think about it, either if it doesn't get paid in the future, or the casino just leaves the forum. or account reputation. all of those participants had thought about it and had no problem with it. How many examples do you have of removing negative tags, mate? Almost all members of the 1xbit company previously had a negative tag; these accounts represent people on the forum without any moral rules. Having lied once, a person will lie the next time. I'm not sure if any of the participants with multiple negative tags were puzzled by the task of showing themselves in the best light and dropping their tags. OP, you don't have to worry about these members; they chose their role on the forum. As long as this signature campaign exists, they will spam. If this campaign stops without paying someone, I would call it a fair response to the fact that all these people are going against the rules of the forum. |
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When I first heard about Bitcoin, I was intimidated by its number of zeros. At the time, my boss offered to pay in Bitcoin, but I was dumbfounded by what my payment would look like. I did not believe in Bitcoin; it was just at the time when Liberty Reserve ceased to exist that there were many accusations against this digital money, and I thought that everything new that was created at that time would have exactly the same short lifespan.
I moved in very narrow circles and was too lazy to step out of my comfort zone to learn more about Bitcoin, and now, of course, I really regret it.
As for further trials and attempts to invest in Bitcoin, I have always been wrong about the price. As soon as I had free money when I could invest, the price rose, and buying a small amount, I always sold on the dip.
But I got a good experience, and this is much more important than the loss of not quite a lot of money.
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I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
If you're really interested, then I think you should read this thread. Trust reviews are created by people who have been on the forum for some time and have an idea about the user; that is, they either carried out any trading actions with him or interacted in another way based on the user's occupation. Read it; it's recommended for everyone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191802.0 |
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OP, actually, your post contains very little information about this wallet. I've always assumed that if someone writes a manual, it should start with the first letter and end with the last. Moreover, you write that these tips will be useful for beginners. So everything should be, literally, chewed. Although I don't write guides like this myself, searching the forums reveals a lot of information about this wallet. And I, frankly, do not understand why such guides are not yet fixed on the forum so as not to create unnecessary topics. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5351743.0 |
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Plagiarism Google translate Russian text into EnglishAlexChange BannedIt is important to understand that the crypto wallet is not directly a place of storing cryptocurrency, but only a tool for accessing it. It is usually a program code that stores the secret key required to conduct transactions using your cryptocurrency.
A properly selected crypto wallet will not only ensure the security of your cryptocurrency, but also give you the opportunity to manage it, for example, transfer it to other wallets or exchange it for other currencies.
If we resort to the analogy with a bank card, then the crypto wallet plays the role of a bank card itself, facilitating access to your resource in certain conditions.
A crypto wallet, or else it is called a digital wallet, consists of two keys: open and closed. These keys are long sequences of characters and, collectively, they give access to your cryptocurrency.
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https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6226/62261306.htmlcopied from:   https://smart-lab.ru/blog/898347.php
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PlagiarismMTNNET BannedSpecifically, they are grappling with the following three problems presented by Bitcoin in its current form. Bitcoin can circumvent government-imposed capital controls. Bitcoin is ties to illegal activity. Bitcoin is not regulated. All this are the major concerns of government not wanting bitcoin in circulation.
Below are the three major things that makes bitcoin looks like a threat to government:
* Governments around the world are eyeing Bitcoin's advance warily because it has the potential to upend the existing financial system and undermine their role in it.
* In its current form, Bitcoin presents three challenges to government authority: it cannot be regulated, it is used by criminals, and it can help citizens circumvent capital controls.
* Until the time that Bitcoin's ecosystem matures, it will continue to be viewed with distrust by established authorities.
By JAMES MCWHINNEY Updated March 19, 2022
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6225/62252291.htmlcopied from:  https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/042015/why-governments-are-afraid-bitcoin.asp
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For me, the logic of this country is to destroy everything around it, intervene in the economies of all countries, and submit to its own rules. Hasn't anyone else realized that the word "democracy" in this country has a completely different meaning than we are used to defining it? Hiding behind the motto that they are fighting for the rights of people, they completely destroy the economies of other countries, dictate their own rules, and fight those who do not agree to obey their decisions. Count how many times they have interfered and continue to interfere in the affairs of other countries.
That they would like to regulate Bitcoin as well is not at all surprising. And until they achieve this, we will see negativity and barriers to the full adoption of Bitcoin. It is ridiculous to talk about any moral qualities of a country that goes overboard for the sake of its global control.
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OP, I don't think we should push and pressure people who don't want to accept Bitcoin yet. Why would you want them to come and invest in it without sufficient knowledge and understanding of how Bitcoin works? But yes, you are right that we know many stories of people who believed in Bitcoin from the very beginning of its existence. Let's remember davincij15, the one who so sincerely advised everyone to invest at least one dollar in Bitcoin. But how many of us have heard it?
Now we regularly see people coming to Bitcoin who regret that one day they didn’t listen to our advice. People grow up in different ways, it does not depend on age. Someone will wake up and realize that it is time for him to change something in his life, while someone else will remain sleeping and living without doing anything new in his life.
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Actually you are of good point concerning educating your offsprings or children of financial management, do you know that some children who has someone that render a good financial management advice to them doesn't take it serious, the things I know very well is that any child that is destined to be successful in life will definitely be successful because of the carrier it chose to be like, in the aspect of parental advice concerning financial management not all the children of rich person wants to be rich, so this is applicable to gospel preachers who their biological children deviate from what was expected them to be, many of them become wayward because of they find themselves in a golden environment, so that make many prominent people today they children lack the knowledge of management from my perspective.
Yes, indeed, many of us bury our talents without daring to open up. Namely, not everyone can declare themselves and their ideas, which could serve as reliable support in life if these ideas are supplemented with finances. Someone says that he is poor and will never be able to become successful since his whole family has never lived well. Another, having a million, will be sure that such an amount will always accompany him through life since his parents are rich. But there are people among us who, from childhood, have a financial streak, a tendency to correctly determine the right steps, and always strive to increase this knowledge. Such people, regardless of their starting position—being poor or rich in their youth—regularly study all the subtleties of financial secrets, which leads them to stability in the future. |
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I enjoy reading threads like this. Whenever I meet a couch analyst like this, I ask myself what prompted the OP to create a thread like this. OP, do you want to face us as a guru who has a crystal ball and predicts the future of Bitcoin? You have chosen the wrong path, my friend. As I have said in other threads before, it is better to talk about topics in which you are an expert and not exaggerate your merits. Whatever happens with Bitcoin, there will always be an "analyst" who will say that I knew about it and spoke about it. In the meantime, you are the most common copyist, who, I hope, will leave the forum soon. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg62256058#msg62256058 |
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3 years, the first time when I joined into Bitcoin investments world, I lost a a lot, but I learnt from that, even though I don't know or understand much I understand it to my level, even if I don't know much reach others but with the little experience I have for this three years, and the little knowledgeable of Bitcoin I aquire, I can defend myself from some risk and I can teach person with my little experience about Bitcoin. I was into cryptocurrency before I join this forum last year, And I learned many things from this forum too.
You said exactly what I could say about myself. It is difficult to capture all the information at once; it is better to learn slowly and study until we understand what we have come to understand. And only after that should we move on. We all came to Bitcoin in different ways, some earlier and some later. And more often than not, when we are beginners, we lose something, but we gain experience. I would say that no matter who or how much he has devoted himself to the study, another point is essential: constancy and faith that we are on the right path. |
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