Of course, you need to first under KYC verifications before using their exchange. Do you think SEC and FIN CEN would allow Binance.us to operate without identifying all their users?Nop!
Just read through their terms of service - https://www.binance.us/en/terms-of-use

Everyone ever realized that these bullshit news of bans and warnings only come up whenever Crypto market is on a bull run?
Come bear market, all the so-called regulators go into hiding. This only means that most Governments are not happy about the ever-increasing adoption of cryptocurrencies. But regardless of the news about bans, I don't think there will be much effect on the market.

Hey @LogitechMouseAlt

I hope you are following up the instructions given to you by the accounts recovery team via the email address with which you used to contact them.

The good news is that your account is already queued for ownership change, which means they are probably waiting for further action from you.

Friendly bump and reminder 

When one visits LOYCE.CLUB'S user page. On the lower part, there is no link to the Topic on Bitcointalk. No sure which topic you wanted to link there, so I ended up here.



Also, how far with the plans to design the home page? Please don't take too long, like admin and his "new" forum software. 

It's a business mate,  do you want them to cover even your transaction fees?

How sustainable would that business model be, even after giving very competitive exchange rates?

Yep, if the mempool size is so low like it is usually in most weekends.

Use mempool.space to know the optimal fees and current state of the Bitcoin network

Unfortunately, trust once lost is hard to regain.

How sure are we that you didn't just hack that account and attempt to sell  it?

Account sales are highly discouraged here.

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You quoted the wrong rule which prohibits selling other account types and invites

More details here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134779.0

This is a rule about Bitcointalk account sale

No, I think it's something perfectly normal. I have seen some services do this kind of thing before, and they are still running business well as usual after making a U-Turn. One of the services I know was purse.io who had initial decided to shut down their business but then reconsidered to continue operating after some time

Hopefully, the injuries don't ruin his promising career. Most of the youngsters get messed up with injuries, especially the long term injuries like the one Ansu recovered from recently.

A "possible" two point difference, but Barcelona haven't played the match yet, and we all know how unpredictable La Liga has been this season. Also, don't forget that the team they are supposed to play against is Seville.

Sign him for what now?

The contract is expiring in less than a year and the player has only shown interest to go to Real Madrid. Manchester city is also not serious. They should have given PSG bags of money last transfer window when they had the chance. Maybe PSG would have offered them the player as they seem to be very reluctant to break the deal with Real Madrid.

Well not quite yet, you have got ten minutes for Real Madrid to score so that your predication is fulfilled.

Villarreal's back line seems to be so compact as of now with Vinicius and Benzema not allowed to roam that much. I don't remember a match where Benzema was invisible in most parts of the game.

Changenow are very controversial are are known to block peoples funds. Just head over to the scam accusation board and see for yourself.

There are so many much better instant exchanges. I think fixedfloat.com is currently my favorite
You can get more from this Instant exchanges

I found this out recently while trading p2p on Binance. Some accounts were barely 20 days old, Non verified and were able to make buy orders. What is surprising is that at the time I wanted to use their P2P last year, one of the prerequisites was to have the account first undergo KYC verification


But that's not the case. In fact, most of such accounts are owned by scammers

Here is an example. The account is labeled as regular user and the KYC tick is grayed out, meaning it's not verified.




How is this possible?

Is Binance selectively enforcing KYC verification on some users just to play cat and mouse game with regulators?

I saw that news today, they must have been impressed by his last performance.Asensio was a brilliant player even before he got that long term injury.

Real Madrid don't usually sell their players directly, especially those they think they might use in the future. Maybe a loan might be possible if he doesn't get enough play time there but as of now he is still in Real Madrid's plans with players like Bale very unlike to stay there longer

I remember at the beginning of the La Liga season how the poll was showing that most people had voted for Barcelona to win the trophy, while Real Madrid had only about 3 votes if I recall properly. Well, how the tables have turned just 5 game weeks into the season 



It's too early to know who the winner might be, but with the current mess in Barcelona, many more low table teams will be playing them with lots of confidence and no fear.

Look who's here.

A self-confessed scammer and promoter of a shitcoin that will never see the light of day a few years from now. The only direction BSV is headed is downwards, and there's nothing you can do about it, however much you try to pump the shitcoin.

Stop pretending like you care about Bitcoin. Well all know your motives in this forum

So, Cadiz Vs Barcelona ends on a goalless draw. Frenkie de Jong sent off, Ronald Koeman set off, Gerard Piqué playing as a center forward. Ladies and gentlemen, it was another normal match day for Barcelona this season.

It's going to take a lot of patience to have Barcelona getting going again. Sacking Koeman might not help short term.

Cobra made a tweet about the attack some hours back. Luckily, the message doesn't show up right now, which means the attack may have been neutralized for now



I think putting the site down until they discover how it was hacked and patch up the vulnerability should be a good move.

Indeed, the behind the website are scammers. They claim they have been in existence since 2010, but the domain information say the site is 419 days old as of today. That's less than 2 years when it was registered


https://whois.domaintools.com/bitcoin.inc

I wonder who such a scammer managed to get that domain name after all that time.

What took you so long to respond to the accusation?
Your coin has got a lot of accusations online in different sites, blogs and even YouTube where people claim they lost lots of money. I  am not sure how you are going to solve all that.

Forgive me if I am a bit skeptical about this who survey, but why do you particularly need newbie traders?

We all know how easy it is to trick newbies into revealing their credentials, Private keys or even trick them to install malware that can still their funds.
So you might want to be transparent about the survey you are planning to carry out to avoid suspicion.