You didn't hear me. Do not prove anything to anyone on the Internet, and do not show your identity. No way!

You have no idea what merits are or why they exist, but you do not hesitate to distribute them solely to your accounts. Oh, well... You're not the first or the last to want to move up in rank. 
Just so you know, all your IP addresses, documents, and everything else you wanted to show would not really be valid evidence.
IP addresses can be changed, documents can be someone else's, and even your online statements could still be fake. But there's something else you should know: being on this forum doesn't require you to show anything to anyone in order to reveal your identity. Just remember it, and don't do it for anyone.
It is shocking that you have been on the forum for two years and do not know for what reasons you can be banned or marked with a negative tag. Maybe now is the time to find out.
As LoyceV always preaches, getting a negative tag for transferring merit to your alternative accounts is wrong. But it’s not a fact that someone won’t give you a red mark. So just don't do it again.

I had to laugh at the coincidence of how naim027 lied to us all, that he did not know the rules, and what this lie resulted in. I really want you not to repeat his steps.

Why did everyone compare fingers but not pay attention to the fact that the nicknames of both accounts are almost identical?



But after checking wallet transactions, it becomes clearer that there are no coincidences or accidents at the same time, as @Stalker22 correctly noted.

https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x8E456599dB2429cFf0AC8f9d5b5aA29E7C921642

https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x166066A6dE184ca4C7ac21EfB689869915EC1C73

https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x8B2200688C89Bb67a988142c05d31A09970F04E2


https://bscscan.com/address/0x419fc19275c0986fcdde00516036b2a601ca0f64





@tjtonmoy, why didn't you participate with all your alternate accounts? Why were they so modest? Did you run out of potatoes? Or pumpkins?
Surprises something else, after which you want to go and wash, how greedy people can be.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5416347.msg61171899#msg61171899

Let's proceed with the veracity of your posts here on the forum. You have only recently come to the forum and were only going to learn about bitcoin and maybe buy it. It is obvious to assume that even if you tried to buy bitcoin, it is unlikely that you bought a lot for a large amount. Now that we consider your profit, is it worth it to buy at a good price and sell today to get only a few dozen?
As far as I understood from your attitude in the past, you are ready to be a holder. For some time, cultivate the will in yourself not to look in or check your wallet account, and set yourself a deadline.
Although you may be satisfied with a small profit in such a short time, you are still the master of your actions.

Why is everyone so insistent that the one who was going to recover the stolen coins is the one who deceived the OP's acquaintance?
Two years later, this man should think first. Isn't it strange? If the victim is on any social network for a cryptocurrency discussion, you can find a lot of people who have lost their funds in the past. Especially beginners will be through one.
So you can write to everyone, and several people will confirm that they have become victims of scammers.
Therefore, you should not even guess who this "well-wisher" is, what was lost, and even more so after such a time, it's gone forever, you should not build illusions, no matter how much everyone would like it.

I have always assumed that the leader is the person who communicates directly with his team. Calling leaders popular people who are far from you, in my opinion, is somewhat untrue. How can the CEO help the OP develop? And even more so, to prevent the OP from plunging into bad habits and stuff? These people you look up to can be called your "ideals" or "idols." And you must maintain contact with the leaders; they can listen to you and be very social and confident, leading forward by setting a positive example.
We ourselves choose our leaders, and it must be admitted that leaders can not always lead to the right paths. Take teenagers, for example. They are very easy to manipulate due to their youth and inexperience, so you always need to keep your finger on the pulse so as not to fall for the bait of experienced manipulators who claim leadership.

First sober reply in this thread. I've been waiting for you, to be honest.
A rather simple and silly story of a beginner who, in the process of buying products for the house, casually tells the seller about bitcoins. This is so sucked from the finger that you can not finish reading the post, knowing where the OP is leading. This joyful, "I managed."
I still can’t, and I don’t want to, explain to my friends about bitcoin without raping their brains and calling for contributions to it. And then a simple "passerby" was pulled by the sleeve and persuaded to invest. Well, we've seen funnier fantasies as well.

I will add. A topic can be locked, even with multiple posts. This often occurs when the same news is distributed throughout the forum at almost the same time. The one with the most comprehensive coverage and the earliest creation will have the advantage.
Furthermore, you, the OP, can request that the moderators report it to them and close the topic for a reason. Often, topics are closed when some spammers decide to resurrect old and uninteresting topics.

The last sentence sounds very illogical.
How can people not do something that goes against all the rules if these are the people who do not know the rules themselves? Someone hurt themselves on purpose, knowing that something is wrong?
OP, if you want to prevent people from making mistakes, it would be helpful to make a complete guide on why and what not to do, etc.
Although such topics are posted here daily, they will have value not in general rules like "I warned you," but in the correct and accessible explanation of all the little things.

Some people tend to blame something they can't or don't want to understand. J.P. Morgan clearly does not understand bitcoin completely, and his concerns about the issue of bitcoin emission are completely absurd, confirming his unwillingness to learn about the subject. Many people who deny bitcoin, and generally deny anything, try to be consistent; it takes time for their views to change, but this should not be a problem for bitcoin itself. JP Morgan may also be guided by manipulation tactics, which we sometimes see from public figures calling Bitcoin a scam. It can be assumed that JP Morgan may also be its buyer and is only trying to influence the price, assuming that his opinion is important to people. Should people listen to the opinions of amateurs?

It's good that the OP created a very handy list. I am more than sure that in addition to the ones I have listed below, two or three more accounts are part of this farm. In addition, there is another account that has a high rank but is not the real owner.
It was not me who discovered the wall with the same background, but someone who is apparently afraid to speak from his main account. And I think today he is with us . But the fact that the behavior of some accounts seems suspicious is true. I can tell that this farm betrays itself with its consistent behavior, which seems to be expected, and in the end, everyone who tries to be too cunning here will be exposed.


Holiday5    red cheater 
Shaha98    red cheater and spammer.
Dubaian      Autoban user Plagiarism
Patrol69      spammer 

"Do not throw pearls before swine." The more you argue with such people, the more you become like them. Bitcoin does not need such protection; time puts everything in its place.
On the contrary, make your silence golden by not disseminating your wallets and maintaining your privacy. All that Satoshi conceived was anonymity and decentralization, that is, independence from everything. No need to go to the barricades to protect your freedom; just allow all people to express their attitude towards bitcoin as they want. Nothing will ever be accepted voluntarily by people if force is used. Therefore, use what you have and do not put pressure on others.

I used a regular plagiarism checker site, but with adeeper check. How can one prove this true or not in another way? The site displays matching offers and then provides links to the resources where these offers can be found. What else is needed to conclude that the text was copied by a robot?
In the same way, tools for capturing the uniqueness of photographs work today. For one photo, photos from different sources are collected in parts, after which the bot gives the result of a new photo, which will be unique.

It's not entirely reliable to use the Brave browser. Would you like the browser to secretly collect all the information about the sites you visit, changing links to referrals? In addition, it was noticed that the browser leaked the data of users who used TOR, thereby exposing them. And although their new version allows you to bypass TOR blocking, all its previous holes do not inspire confidence in its full functionality. Should you trust a product that regularly receives accusations? Take a look in Firefox.

Also on the subject, read how dangerous it can be to use the copy and paste keys, CTRL-C and CTRL-V.

There is a site that allows you to determine whether a photo has been modified with the help of any editors or not. In 2018, this site made it easy to identify fake photos. If the photo was edited, then the site clearly issued a conclusion on editing. You can try checking your screenshots.

http://imageedited.com/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5055311.msg47163222#msg47163222

I can show you a good example of how this tool works. The account caught the attention of LoyceV I checked this account's posts, and there is no doubt that they were created by this tool.
The post looks like a general conclusion about something. In this case, we are talking about crypto scammers. And also, after checking on plagiarism search tools, in most cases, the uniqueness of the text will be shown at 100%, which indicates that it was written by a person. But a deeper search still shows the phrases that the bot pulls out from texts on the Internet from different places, which, in general form, it would seem, fit into normal speech.
If a bot was working now that 2019 had cleaned the forum from plagiarism, then a coincidence in a few words would definitely lead this account to a ban.
But today's discovery of such work and submission to the moderators for verification is unlikely to work in a positive direction.







https://twinlakescomm.org/blogitem?item=1061


https://medium.com/@IkhaliaJoseph/why-99-of-crypto-tokens-are-useless-2b794fa2ea69


https://www.celebrityvirals.com/3-ways-to-protect-yourself-as-a-teenager

It's like paranoia . OP, if you're a neat person, you just need to have a hardware wallet and save your seed phrase properly. I don't understand why there is so much fuss. But this applies to neat people who know and understand what they do on the Internet, what they say, and also how they can store something.
Cultivate order in your whole life. No need to fuss and think a lot. Sometimes it's harmful. The habit of accuracy, although it has been said many times, is the most basic rule.

The words "learning is light" are carved in stone. It is also important that your words always match your actions. Knowing that this is useful and acting accordingly can be very difficult for many. There are lots of good slogans from newbies, but here are even more of those who then give up their slogans and just disappear.
OP, I want to believe that you will act according to the information in your post.

I saw your posts in the Russian locale. If your country is Ukraine, then this is quite acceptable for it, since this country is very actively promoting cryptocurrencies. And if you saw such cookies on the shelves of Russia, then this is twice as surprising, since there is no such popular opinion about the value of Bitcoin. There is more of a negative background in mass news.
And perhaps the designer of these cookies is a desperate Bitcoiner who is promoting Bitcoin in this way. Honor and praise to such confectionery factories. It's always a good idea to draw on information from a variety of sources, whether it's Bitcoin cookies or a Bitcoin dress at the Miss Universe pageant.

Yes, I meant SMS and sending a PDF file. But I understand that MMS can do this, but it will also be a little problematic with PDF files. To do this, as described, it is necessary to rename this file to an extension for photos or drawings.
And you are right that scammers probably do not use their phones to send such files, but use mass mailing services with fake or purchased phone numbers.
I was interested in the fact that someone could send an SMS with files, as I also receive a lot of spam and advertisements with links, but fortunately, I did not have to receive direct file sends.
Thanks, OP, for letting know about this scam.

https://tech25s.com/how-to-send-a-pdf-file-in-a-text-message-a-few-methods/