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The reason artw1982 is giving as an excuse to both not reply to you and give DannyHamilton negative reputation is ridiculous. Left negative feedback on artw1982 until resolution, I hope you can get this resolved.
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Ha, we should really get a gathering of all the old BitVegas players ;p
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This is a scam. I replied to their request and this is what I got: Thank you so much for your attention! The editor in chief will prepare a text interview. I will update you accordingly. We are happy to invite you to be a privileged member of the Cointelegraph Professional Community! To join us, please complete the questionnaire and attach your profile picture. Personal Details: [Name], born [year], currently living in [location] Education Professional experience and achievement Interests First experience with cryptocurrencies Role in the Bitcoin community Your profile page will appear soon on Cointelegraph.com You can see an example at: http://cointelegraph.com/post/elizabeth_t_ploshayIn parallel if you have an idea for an exclusive article dedicated to crypto-currencies or a press release for some of your upcoming events, or anything else for that matter, we are ready to publish it as a leading story on the front page including all addition information: your full name, short bio, your company, website, blog, etc. Do not provide them with this information! "Maria Jones" is just some Russian model hired by scammers. Very clever, aha. They executed terribly and now they'll get nothing, however. |
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Right now just consider TF to have dropped off the radar i.e fucked off with your cash. The account is most likely hacked or sold.
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1-20. Next generation adoption is always a good thing  |
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Omg teach me how to memtingale!!! I want to be rich like you!!!  Im hoping this will help people AVOID martingaling not encourage it, still if you do, do so only with amounts you feel safe losing. Yeah, I don't think I'm ever going to try martingaling again after I lost something like 1.5 BTC to roulette when BTC was over $1000 each. You win a bit and then you end up losing it all. |
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Omg teach me how to memtingale!!! I want to be rich like you!!! |
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BitVegas isn't/wasn't broke. We/they had enough to keep going for a while.
Indeed, they made a LOT of BTC off of people such as mLiberty Yups. A lot. And let's not forget Mr. CloakedSpartan *cough* me *cough* |
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I closed DiscussBitcoin.org a while ago due to various (undisclosed due to security issues, some were quite major) issues. However DiscussBitcoin still has resources to run for at least half a year longer without more donations, so I would like to bring back the forum. However I would first like to ask the opinions of those interested in DiscussBitcoin. I would like answers to the following questions: - How should donation funds be handled? (The whitepaper I originally posted for DB is now disregarded) - What software should be used? - What forum boards should we have? - Bitcoin only? Or all Cryptocurrencies? I also will welcome all other suggestions. Also, I would like to recruit some people who can help with maintenance of the forums (who can provide assistance if needed for things such as errors). However you will not be given a staff rank just for this, although you will be recognized with a Forum Developer tag. Anyway, go ahead and suggest! This thread is self-moderated as I would like this thread to be purely about DiscussBitcoin and suggestions for it - any negativity can go to my PM box, not here. |
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The vast majority of these Games of Trust are made by newbies who want to make a quick buck off of the stupidity of another newbie. I also discourage older members to make these, whether they want to prove trust or not, as it makes themselves actually seem more untrustworthy.
In general, if someone is offering you something but wants you to send them something first, >90% of the time it is a scam. This is an extremely old scamming tactic.
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BitVegas isn't/wasn't broke. We/they had enough to keep going for a while.
Indeed, they made a LOT of BTC off of people such as mLiberty |
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I wouldn't even be mad then, that would be fucking impressive!
It already is. Remember people kept using Coinlenders after it was "closed down, all fictional, just a demo". Basically he said "hi I've stolen your money, will you allow me to keep it?" and most said "yes". Yep. This really should've been a sign for people to step out, immediately when this happened I took my 1 BTC out, he kept 0.05BTC as a fee, but I'm glad I did, rather 0.05 BTC than 1 BTC. Mhmm, I agree. Once he did this everything just started to get more and more sketchy. |
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Dude went dark right after he got the loan ROFL
Omg really!?! I did didn't see that coming at all, the loaner is so stupid unlucky... |
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Be vigilant!
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I think Kouye should reevaluate J603's trust rating. It's been a while since that initial negative rating, and while it may have been applicable at the time, there doesn't appear to be any ongoing reason that it should remain.
This is true. I think after this period of time it should either be removed or given a reason to remain. |
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Seems interesting. Is it similar to what TF had going on?
No, I believe this was (is) supposed to be a peer-to-peer method of lending like BTCJam, but we all know the problems that arise with that. |
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Oh dear...they really aren't trying anymore are they?
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I like this, it's quite an interesting concept, and it looks like the house edge is dependent on how bad the player is - if they always miss then the house will always profit |
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Someone lock this, newbies are just spammin' - this hasn't worked for a very long time now.
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