Actually, it depends on which religion you are talking about. As you mentioned alcohol, I assume you are referring to Islam. There are many other religions in the world and not all religions follow the same rules. For example, I am a Christian and I follow the rules of the Bible, not the rules of the Quran.

@TryNinja, I think the Ninjastic.space scraper bot may be down.

Last post scrapped: 60738192 posted on 2022-08-12 10:56:09 UTC
The forum is currently at: 60739433, which means that the last 1200 or so posts have not been scraped.

Of course you don't have to. It's your choice.


I don't see the relevance of that in this case. I presume you didn't appeal because you had other accounts on the forum, which has now been proven.


That's a lie. There is no record of changing the email address or password on that account in the Security Log: https://bpip.org/Profile?p=rindo
At the very least make sure there is some valid evidence to back up your bullshit story. Besides, that thread only proves that you cheated in the MOVEMENT bounty campaign with a fake Portuguese translation of their ANN. There is no evidence to support that the rindo account was hacked.


You expect us to believe that he couldn't create an account at the indodax exchange because he didn't have an ID card, so he used your account? How is that possible? Especially considering that he was supposedly your "mentor" who introduced you to the world of Bitcoin. As far as I know, a valid ID card is a legal requirement in Indonesia upon reaching the age of 17.


Although you previously claimed, I quote: "I don't know why Rindo was able to use my address and to be honest at that time I was very upset...", now you say you handed him the wallet? Which one is true?


So this was your first account? Of how many?  

That is your legitimate right, and I respect that. Although, I don't know how important it is for the government to know that you keep any crypto unless it is illegal in your country. And, if you're gambling with a portion of your stash in the casino, you don't have to reveal the whole thing. There are mixers, coinjoin, and other methods you can use.

Regardless, if that's how you feel, then I recommend using fiat instead of crypto for gambling, or even better, don't use casinos that clearly state in their terms of service that they have a KYC policy in compliance with laws and regulations.

So you "accidentally" used his twitter and he "accidentally" used your BTC address? Five times? That's a lot of accidents! As they say, "Once is chance, twice is coincidence..." How many times is a pattern?
And, we don't need any stronger evidence because, apparently, this was enough for the moderators to ban your account.


We have heard such excuses so many times before. No one believes in them anymore, so it's not just him.

You'll have to explain yourself a little better I'm afraid. Why did you use someone else's data to register for bounty campaigns?
And why do you leave fake negative trust ratings on other people's profiles? That's trust abuse.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=3456027

The availability of gambling services such as online gambling establishments, slot machines on every corner, and sportsbooks that are open 24 hours a day and seven days a week makes gambling accessible to a larger number of individuals than it used to be in the past. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but the availability of these services also increases the number of people who have a problem with gambling. There are a number of factors that contribute to this, including the influence of technology and the increase in the number of gambling platforms that are available worldwide.

All of this means that we need to increase awareness of the problem of gambling addiction. Anyone, regardless of their age or gender, who is concerned about their gambling habit or who suspects they are addicted to a gambling activity should consider getting help and seek the guidance of a mental health professional. A professional can help someone to determine if they have a gambling problem and how to get over their addiction. If a person feels he or she cannot make a change, a professional can refer them to a rehabilitation center .

Once a person is admitted into a rehabilitation center, the person will be surrounded by others in a similar situation and will be given assistance for their problems. Some addiction problems are hard to get over and require professional help, but if a person is determined to make a change and wants to regain their self-esteem, then he or she can do so. All it takes is a bit of determination.

I think SMF had Flash support back in the day. You can still see the Insert Flash button in the editor. Flash could play audio and video.
Of course, Flash has long gone and this forum is ready for a long-awaited upgrade.

Getting a player to write up a bad review is the last thing that casino management wants to hear. They have their reputation to consider after all.

However, there are some facts here that should be noted. First off, the player has not been banned from the casino. That means that he or she can still get his money. Secondly, the player is not being accused of cheating or otherwise breaking the rules. So, it is possible that there was some sort of misunderstanding between the player and staff at the casino or the player simply has to wait a little longer until his case is resolved.

The best thing to do is to stay in contact with the casino and ask them what happened. @ambilianburnet, when was the last time you got a response from the casino? What was the gist of that communication if you can share with us?

It is a trap, don't fall for it!

Scammers often lure victims with such methods. It is possible that he left some valuable tokens on that wallet, but which are not transferable. So anyone who tries to send some ETH for gas will lose their money. It means scammers set up the software so that once they detect a new transaction, they automatically transfer funds from that address to another scammer's wallet.

Maybe I was too harsh. But if I, for example, now create a topic with the title "How to Upload Video in Bitcointalk" and describe the process of uploading a video to YouTube, will you consider it useful material for the B&H board?


@Agbe, please don't be offended by my comment. It is important to keep in mind that most people who visit this forum are generally interested in Bitcoin or related topics. You can see from the comments of other members that most agree that your topic lacks usefulness for forum members, and some even object to sharing links to unknown services due to the high number of phishing and similar attacks in this industry. The Beginners & Help board was created so that anyone who is new to Bitcoin can ask the most basic questions and get answers, but primarily related to Bitcoin in general. For everything else, see the Off-Topic section.

LOL! I was just about to suggest the same thing. When in a panic, people tend to overlook the most obvious solutions to their problems.

I think this is a useless tutorial for Beginners & Help board because it has absolutely nothing to do with the bitcointalk forum or cryptocurrencies. You can basically post a link to anything you want and I don't think anyone needs a tutorial for that.

I hate to break it to you, but that is simply not true.

From DuelBits AML and KYC policy:
source: https://duelbits.com/aml

Now, don't tell me you didn't read the terms of service before you deposited your funds at the casino. Shame on you! 

I haven't found any information online about this malicious extension, so it's likely that it's relatively new. I found some similar extensions that have been used to steal user's data and they are mostly spread through illegally obtained programs (from a pirated source). Maybe if you analyze the Adobe Lightroom package, or some other program you recently downloaded, you can find the source?

Sadly, we have seen this happen with 1xbit time and time again as this is a well-known scam site that has been operating for years. They never return here to resolve issues, and since they returned to the forum, their reputation has gotten even worse.

As the saying goes "Look before you leap" so, in the future, make sure to do your research and fully investigate the casino before putting your money at risk. 1xBit is not the best choice if you are looking to find a trustworthy crypto casino so my advice to new users is to stay away. You are safer gambling with an alternative option out there.

Why are you involving me in this discussion? I have never commented anything about JanEmil or JollyGood here. My only comment in this topic was almost two months ago and all I wanted to know then was the truth about the Bitlucy case. You can read it here.

Well, that's true, but you can't really expect us to have signed messages from the same address from a bunch of bounty abusers. After all, posting the same address and/or the same social media profiles in bounty campaigns has mostly been enough evidence for finding alt accounts and busting bounty abusers in the "Known Alts..." thread for years. There are always exceptions, of course, like this one. But I think that's rare.

Here's another point of view:


As I understand it, the moderators consider that using a matching element (in this case an ETH address) is enough evidence to prove ban evading (depending on who posted first).



I agree. There is no doubt that it is better to have a solid evidence or more than one piece of evidence that complement each other. That's why I always like to use matching elements in posts as a basis for deeper analysis (registration date, forum activity, token transactions, etc.) before making a decision. I don't recall ever having a false positive, and in case that ever happens, I will always re-examine all the evidence. Your and Tryninja's tools are a huge help and I agree that the posts in the archives should remain as they are, as true to the original as possible.

Sorry, my mistake. Looks like I was checking the wrong profile. It appears your password was changed (password reset via email) for the first time on June 13th, 2022, at 2:41:17.
You can check it yourself at: https://bpip.org/Profile?id=206476

As far as I know, a hacker couldn't have done it without access to your email account.

Wow, I really didn't expect an instant rank-up. Thank you very much!


Hey, thanks buddy! Hopefully you'll be able to join me soon.