There's probably a lot of this. I saw a similar case few weeks ago here where they impersonated blockchain.info and had a phishing link on the tutorial vid posted. (Ref: http://archive.is/7iy5G) Be very careful everyone, make double checking a habit! And I saw the screenshot op! no one should really trust a guy who spells crypto as "cripto"  |
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It is indeed a shitcoin if the devs tried to list it on that site. Never heard of the site and there is no sufficient reviews despite being registered on 2015.
You can list your coin in a reputable exchange for free so long as you meet their requirements.
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I don't think it is necessary to create scam accusation against every single obvious ponzi Considering how many are they, I agree. But I think a list that compiles them wouldn't be too bad, the problem is, it would take a lot of work and time :/ Welp If anything, there's badbitcoin.org where you could report this kind of frauds, it may not do well when it comes to seo but the site is already established and is already producing decent traffic. |
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So it's existing already? What tab/area did you saw that? I can't see it in my account or I'm just lost.
I don't think it's online yet; and this is the best I can find(though this is definitely not it). This is through the Facebook messenger app(Android). <snip> Didn't see that option/page in my messenger app as well  maybe due to outdated app, though I have those 2 wallet linked to my fb messenger. I think this option will appear if you are in the philippines those two are philippines local digital wallet(not crypto wallet) started by 2 leading TELCO. so probably not available to other country. Oof this just proves we can already send monies through a widely use chatting app, i wonder if facebook would be able to offer something new? But wait, I thought they're developing it for whatsapp users? Back to the topic, I think Facebook coin is just a rumor for now no reliable source for now. Yeahhh but there's still a fair chance of it happening, imo. Inb4 we see this get reported again in various media outlets but with updated details |
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Silly question but have you tried using their main support system? not just on their social media sites?
Also seen some coin team contacting the exchange themselves if there's this kind of problem so try to inquire about this issue to them, they could help you.
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Op seems to be having a hard time speaking in english, so why not ask the ppl from your local board, we have a turkish board here: Türkçe (Turkish). Ppl can't really help you or at least give you ideas if they can barely understand you, and pretty sure you would be able to fully express your side there. |
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>implying its okay to invest in bitconnect which is a huge scam >implying you can't buy eth with fiat uh ok Face it BTC fanboys- your coin is garbage and noone can use it for anything- the only reason it had any usage was in the beginning when people used it to buy drugs on the darknet but other than that- screw bitcoin Ehhh I thought you can't use it for anything, so why did it "had usage" 🤔🤔🤔
nice eth advertisement btw, at what price will you stop posting this kind of nonsense? |
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@op I checked the TXID on 3 block explorers (links below) and its already confirmed, meaning to say the coins has successfully been moved from another wallet. Now if the btc's still didn't arrive, it could either be: there's a wallet problem on the receiver's end or you mistakenly sent it to the wrong address (pls check). What do you mean by this? So the receiver also used bitpay? Oh wait. did you sent the coins to a wallet you also own or from another person's? |
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Prediction and promise are similar in a way that it'll be either hit or a miss and overall doesn't guarantee anything. I'm pretty sure everyone here has broken a promise or two, same with predictions, i bet we all have misses.
And speculations are just a part of your whole plan, you would still need to figure out how you're gonna play these cards. The basic is to just set a goal, do a risk assessment, set your main prediction, set an action, consider the other possibilities then set an action if ever it happens.
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I just found a compatible version but from an unknown source claiming to offer safe APK. No, don't trust them. You should only download from official sources. If its the apk, you can get it from their git, here: https://github.com/bitpay/copay/releasesor have you already installed and imported your wallet using the apk from an unknown source? |
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And how reliable is this data tho? How did they determine its from X exchange? I am seeing zero explanation about it...
Oh well, a portion of what they own is prolly the least we could get to know anyways ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Every merchants assuming that its legitimate contributes positively as a whole, the difference is how much impact do each of them has. A low traffic platform probably wouldn't have much, but the big names like amazon, ebay or sth that generates lots of traffic.. will surely have a huge impact.
Anyhow, which coin and platform are you talking about? If you have the link of the news, post it here!
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Im aint expecting too much since we have known on how Facebook reacts or have done towards crypto ads ban.
Lots of scammers flocked on their platform to promote their crypto scams so that move was understandable, imo. And they did change their policies about this shortly after, tho getting and ad space there still wouldn't be easy. I don't think they are hostile when it comes to cryptocurrencies. The fact that they have their blockchain team which is still growing hints their interest. |
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No, I am trying to that for XLM airdrop. Not for buy/sell.
There's also a list of supported countries for the airdrop, check it here: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018751932Silly question, are you sure the zip code is correct? did you google? And you could also try reaching out on their social media sites, support could take long to answer. |
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Its actually a blatant scam to me. Everything just stinks and doesn't make sense.
Anyway, Exchanges or any services has more than one news channel e.g. their blog, twitter, facebook etc.. so if you make checking other sources a habit, you can avoid this type of scams.
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Uhhh why?? is there a need for babies to start learning blockchain?
While there's nothing wrong with educational toys and books, it is quite a stretch to have them learn blockchain. There's actually a reason why lessons starts from easy to hard as we move from pre-school to college.
Parents should just stick with the basics like the alphabet, shapes, numbers etc..
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I updated the thread see again,
how can they deny my access to the coins i have my email that i created my account with i have my password i have my 2fa all with me just fine
But you don't have your backup sheet which content is supposed to prove your ownership and consequently give you access to your coins. If you had it, you could've recovered your coins on your own. You said that you deleted the file, maybe you could try a data recovery software but I'm not entirely sure if it would work as I have only done it with photos and sd cards, not to mention some of it was corrupted. |
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You could always rely on the red flags op, one should always know when to stay away.
In this case, we can think of the following possibilities: a). the project can't gather enough bounty participants through usual methods b). the project chose not to use those methods c). As DdmrDdmr said, the bounty could just be a pretext. Either way, its all bad ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Do Stedsm's suggestion and report them! and I'm actually encouraging everyone to do it everytime you receive unwanted messages, most especially if you're a member of any crypto groups as you're most likely to receive one.
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