you don't need to ask for a donation here, it's just a question of goodwill, whether he wants to return that money or not.
definitely remember that everything is your fault.


@ibuddy122505 claims that he created that address only because of the campaign signature, but since he was not accepted into the campaign, he deleted the wallet. however, even after that, there are outgoing transactions from that address, which means that he still did not delete it. the probability that someone hacked his wallet is very small because there are still funds there. Hacked wallets are always completely cleaned immediately.

also, the claim that the address was created because of the campaign signature on Nov. 30. '22. It cannot be correct, because the address has the first transaction on "2022-06-16 17:40:45 (Local) 241 days 7 hrs ago".

Welcome to the club. did you do any research on them at all before making any deal?
If you check the trust page of their representative account on this forum, you will probably know about their fraud way of business
Also some of references:
http://archive.is/DjmMe
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5192497.0

I don't have any optimism that something could happen here.
if you expect something in return from the community here, you would have to introduce yourself and state some direction where you think you are going and what your steps are.
also, you have to give at least some reasons why anyone would invest in a coin that has been abandoned for years. Are there any guarantees that it won't happen again when two people get bored of it or switch to another coin?
How can be Vivo considered decentralized when they depend on one (two in the best case) person?
Listing on two anonymous exchanges does not mean anything. scripts for such exchanges cost $100-$200 and apart from high risk, they bring nothing.

maybe I still have a backup of the Vivo wallet from the Masternode period somewhere, but I think it's a dead coin.

About your posting here, don't post several posts in a row, you need to merge all your things in one post. 

You did a great job, collected all these threads, and posted links... maybe in some cases that effort deserves merit, but in that case, they would only encourage others to periodically publish a collection of useful threads.

have you ever clicked on the "more" option? Try it https://bitcointalk.org/more.php you will see that there is already a sufficient collection of useful information about this forum

This is just news from supporters, as far as I've seen on discord, no one from the Vivo team is involved in these changes. how much can all this really be without the support of the devs?
I have not heard of the Stakecube exchange until now, although the links that are posted are very slow or do not load at all. I would not trust an exchange that has CoinZilla ads next to charts. Vivo is dead and there is no point in reviving it.

I am not a big fan of esports gaming, but as I occasionally visit Bitsler, I saw that it is quite current. They are certainly one of the reliable crypto casinos, you can see what it looks like with them.
note, they still don't have many country restrictions 

as far as I remember, initially, yahoo only noted that his address for potential donation was on his profile page. although maybe he posted it later in the discussion, I didn't recognize his thread as begging.
@hilariousandco Do I understand you correctly, that actually the critical point in donation threads, whether it is begging or not, is actually the existence of a donation address?

maybe it is necessary to completely ban any charity and donor actions or at least define it more precisely, and I agree with dkbit98, this yahoo case seems pretty selective.

For example, I saw the charity campaign [AUCTION LIST] Auction for ColdKey victims launched due to a scandalous theft to raise donations for victims of yogg's cold key scam.
They even run a signature campaign [OPEN] Charity Signature and Avatar Campaign - Auction for ColdKey victims to promote such action in helping to cover losses caused by fraud with donations.

what is the difference except that there have not yet published the address for receiving funds? can this be considered begging?

don't get me wrong, I understand their ^{all ColdKey victim's} pain due to the loss and I fully support that action, but compared to yahoo's health problems, it's a cat's cough.

what nonsense is this?
I have my BTC address on my profile page, am I doing something wrong?
if it's not a rule violation, it would be good to hear an explanation from mods of the exact reason for the request to remove the address.

With your permission, I will post this screenshot on their Twitter profile.
as if they deliberately set impossible conditions just to justify withholding funds.

Unfortunately, you can add one more fresh case of stealing money by Freewallet. account locking under the AML excuse has now become a common method.

freewallet.org stole my 3 years of working in 2023

Can you share a screenshot of the email where they ask for contract details (with the insane demand for the client's passport) for transactions from Binance even after you pass verification?

in the meantime, they answer on Twitter https://twitter.com/freewalletorg/status/1623933848924065792?s=20&t=y9Dku_PcewWecr7zG-tIAA


a purely uniform answer, they seem pretty uninterested in solving this problem.

you only need your phone number during registration (for that you can use those disposable fakes from the internet). after registration, you can completely remove the phone number and it will be completely invisible to everyone who contacts you.
It's fine if you want to get notifications from more devices and you don't want to be logged on to the forum on all of them.

I'm just looking at this notification bot now, maybe it's just a matter of habit, but this draft design is a bit difficult for me.

I asked them on Twitter about your case, and this is their first answer:


You can try to participate in discussion https://twitter.com/freewalletorg/status/1623685185744117760?s=20&t=ljPhtpUIYIAJgzkYAAkOyg

it's complete nonsense that they insist that you prove how you sent ace from your Binance account. you can't control where your clients pay you money from, in the end, it's not Freewallet's concern. finally, Binance is a legitimate platform.

is there a possibility to make some kind of contract with at least one client who will make payment through Binance?

if this screenshot is an accurate representation, where more than 1.79BTC is concerned, it is by no means a small amount, and I agree with mocacinno, you have to press them on all public channels. I don't know exactly how things work in Syria regarding the legality of owning cryptocurrencies, but you may have to take legal action against them.

don't act like an idiot.


donations are not illegal here, if you look a little more carefully at the forum, you will see a large number of such actions. This community is quite generous when it comes to donations and it should stay that way.


I remember that he already had serious heart problems in March 2021, I think I have a picture somewhere that he sent from the hospital (on a Telegram channel) and he certainly didn't ask for any help then. I'm sure he didn't build his reputation and invent the whole health problem for $2k as you say.

When I ask him to provide proof of being in a hospital he ignore completely. (He never went to an hospital)

you are acting like a cunt and you are certainly the last person to whom any evidence should be presented.


do you think someone returns 39btc sent by mistake, and then a few years later invents a story about the illness to collect donations?
do you also think that it is a combination of the same personality?



you are obviously blinded by the negative feedback you received, so you only accept what you want to be written. And you are trying to portray his attitude towards the donation completely wrong.


I will also ask you to do better research before you start to embarrass yourself and say such nonsense.

the bounty section was created to keep spammers in one place. before the separation of the bounty section, it was almost impossible to have a constructive discussion, especially in ANN threads.


Not everyone who manages a bounty campaign is a manager. only a few of them will refuse to run a campaign if they think it is a potential scam project.
and the answer to your question is that they are greedy, like most bounty hunters.


I would like to see that.


most of those "projects" are just rubbish and just try to get easy money. the effectiveness of the bounty campaign is not that important to them.
if we look at the fact that 99% of projects are scams, then hunters can be considered as accomplices in fraud.


The bounty program is just a small part of marketing promotion. things happened even before that and there are various other ways of promotion. The mass opening of bounty campaigns, where the participants are automated multi-accounts, led to a complete drop in the quality of this kind of promotion.
ask yourself about the quality of what hunters offer with posts like "nice project", "good job"...


it's hard to give them respect because they appear everywhere with their empty stories just to fill the campaign quota. if they only stuck to their sections, no one would have a problem with them.

in the simplest terms, don't blindly believe everything you read. no matter how good something that someone suggested or offered looks to you, however, do a personal check to see if it is really so. Most of the information that first comes to us is often biased or does not show potential flaws, very often because of the possible benefit of the one who publishes such information.


use the internet, and check all things and not only bolded text. Also, try to find the same thing on a completely different source, then compare. Learn to recognise fake feedbacks who are there to mislead you.
in the end, even if you make a mistake, which is completely normal, at least you know that you made a decision based on your personal assessment, and not some unknown person/service from the Internet.

Woohoo, finally I won something  I must say that I secretly felt that this round was mine 
Thanks to Betnomi and this generous raffle, it will go as a gift, I will make a new bitcoinist happy with it.

even for this, there is a better solution.

BitcoinGirl.Club opened a useful thread where all users can share their "achievements, self-praising and etc...". with such a large number of users, the reason is more than obvious.
Announce your rank up, merit or any achievements that makes you feel great!

Part of repayment of $115: https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/003e8db879345c62f4cc3e2582c61442a117b07f0020d84199f437f3cd1e7c43

DarkStar, it seems that you skipped entering the previous payment in the spreadsheet from this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3243635.msg61208503#msg61208503

thanks