the scam promoter Royse777 only got 2 red tags among a ton of feedback on this matter.
How much negative trust do you want his profile to receive, so that your soul feels satisfied that “justice has been done”? 20 or 30 negative trusts? Just because you want it done according to your wishes doesn't mean everyone should play by your rules. Members have a right to make any judgement differently or not. |
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So you basically just copied and pasted changelly's terms and conditions while editing out the Changelly name and replacing it with zat.io Changelly's terms of service – https://changelly.com/terms-of-usezat.io terms of service – https://zat.io/terms ( Archived) Why would anyone trust a service are not even able to write their own terms of service |
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My apologies for the gap in time the parser wasn't checking these.
No worries, you have really done an awesome job to keep the project running. We appreciate your contribution so much. |
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As stated many times, 1xbit has suffered from people deliberately trying to abuse their system. In this way, gamblers can cheat and take money illegally. Then there is no more gambling. I've said it before, but now I'll say it again; it would be helpful if you could post the betting history here so that people can better judge whether you have violated the terms and conditions or not. That now seems to be the main reason they closed your account.
Are you trying to say 1xbit is the only gambling platform where some people try to “deliberately abuse”? Look at the scam accusations against 1xbit. Week in, week out, we get new victims. Why don't we see that many accusations with platforms like Duelbits, Roobet, Sportsbet, cloudbet or Bitcasino? I tell you why… because 1xbit is a scam! |
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I created this topic because I have come to realised that account sold out are still stollen back by the seller for the reason being that they have access to the email even though the account buyer change the password to the account still they can still have access but if we can change email connecting our account after is created,
The feature has helped a lot of people recover their accounts which had previously been stolen or hacked. Removing it modifying it will deny the original account hack victims from recovering their accounts. If one bought an account instead of creating one which is very easy, and the sold account gets regained by the original user, then they have no one to blame except themselves. Why would they buy an account in the first place? |
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I don't think that the newbie cares whether the account is tagged or flagged, nor the potential buyers.
Definitely the newbie won't care, but the main aim is to make sure the warnings are visible to some guest users or newbies who may not be aware that buying accounts here isn't something cool  |
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I keep trying to create an account, but getting a "error" screen when I to onfirm (red box with "Error)... any help?
Did you try a few things like 1. Clear your browser's cache? 2. Try creating the account in a different browser or device? 3. Check your internet signal strength? Change to another ISP? 4. Check if your jurisdictions isn't restricted from using the gambling site? You could also post the screenshot of the error message. |
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He really deserves a flag.
Create a type 1 (Newbie/Guest flag) with reference to this thread and share the link here. I will support it so that it becomes active and visible to the newbies/guests. He won't be able to scam anyone who sees the warning banner. |
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It is really much more better if you do accumulate
on your own with your own wallet and earn percentage gains or profits in a years time but of course its not guaranteed for it to happen.
But it's much safer than locking up one's assets in a third party platform all in the name of staking. Bitcoin can make gains of over 10% in a week or month if one buys it at the perfect time. For some reason, people, especially newbies, feel “safe” when they send their assets to a centralized and custodial exchange and have the assets staked for months or years without caring about consequences in case things don't go as planned. |
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Looking at your trust profile. I can confirm that your intention here is it to get someone to scam, nothing else. In fact, I am even surprised that your profile hasn't been flagged yet.
You can't claim to want to sell for 100 UST for 100 USDT. UST is right now worth ~ $0.043, 100 UST is worth $4.3
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It seems the flag log hasn't been updating too since 6/25/2022 as well |
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A bit check of your post history it seems that you already have a thread about this why don't you read your old thread instead. Do you own this website?
To prove that you don't own this website remove all links to that website here on the forum instead put only the name.
He's trying to indirectly advertise the website, which I think is a scam. People gave him opinions in different threads, but it looks like he is looking for praises about his website. He has spammed different boards “asking for opinions” about his site. I am going to flag the profile. Post history archive: https://ninjastic.space/user/id/3485188?topics |
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The trick was to use the money he could afford to live without and used it to buy some Bitcoins and even forgot as though he bought them. And also let's not forget his patience. Five years of waiting is no easy thing to do.
Had I used his strategy, I think would have way more Bitcoins in my account than I have right now.
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At least, recently I've tag 9 Indonesian users [red - neutral] depending on what case they are involved in. Did this happen by chance or is it really a lot of spammers, cheaters from that country? Do you realize it?
I don't think we should make such a conclusion just because a dozen accounts from the same board have been tagged for cheating or spamming. By the way, the facts that you discovered some accounts were connected could mean that I just a couple of cheats, making you think there are over a dozen cheating Indonesians. I believe there are also very awesome and good posters in the board, so let's not focus on the negative.  |
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Hello. I have experienced something that never happened in my betting life. I deposited $5000 to 1xbit, lost some there, then started to win some and when site logged me out I had $3111 and $745 in unsettled bets. USDT currency obviously. So operator told me to write to their security team which obviously I did and they came back with this:
Good Day. We want to inform you, that our company decided to stop any collaboration with you (closing your account).
The decision was made after a careful investigation of the situation by our security service. The decision is based on a violation of the Terms and Conditions. You should have come to this thread before using the scam casino in the first place. Another broad day robbery by 1xbit. This is what I said, With on 1xbit, when you deposit money and lose it, there won't be any “TOS” violated, but make a mistake of winning a huge amount. All of a sudden, your account gets locked, and they say you violated the ToS, which they never even mention.
In other word, 1xbit is designed to make sure a player can never profit from them. If you want huge winnings that you can withdraw. Avoid this scam called 1xbit
Is this robbery or what?!
Obviously it's a robbery. |
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Avoid the shit exchange, don't settle for less, yet we have so many good exchanges out there.
If I recall very well, I think they even conducted an ICO at one point, but of course it was just a money making venture. The whole thing was a flop.
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You probably weren't there when stablecoins were not yet popular, the base asset for most trading pairs was mostly Bitcoin and then Ether later.
And even today those pairs and present in almost all exchanges.
Bitcoin having a big dominance in the market, anything that happens to its price means all the other assets prices will also react accordingly.
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You can get 'real' yield by providing liquidity on AMM platforms, because fees that traders pay gets distributed to liquidity providers.
They still could face a problem of impermanent loss when markets dump or get f**ked if the owners of the project they are providing liquidity for decide to pull the rug. Most of those projects usually have very attractive APYs Generally, the risk is way higher than the reward. |
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