What the hell are you rattling on about?  You're barely literate when you've been drinking, so maybe you shouldn't start at noon.

Something to do with getting a red-tag if you talk to scammers and scam facilitators?  Here I am talking to you, do you think I'll get a red-tag?

You post like a drunken cryptohunter, so that's where I'm putting my wager.

When are you going to come out and tell us, and this dramatic mystery?

Oh, wait; it's not so dramatic, and I really don't give a shit about the mystery.  Carry on.

So, because I work for sportsbet I'm not allowed to ask the OP some questions?  Questions that may help him and sportsbet find a discrepancy and potential solution?

MI6 sent the OP a PM full of misinformation, obviously intended on slandering sportsbet.  The scam accusations against both sportsbooks are out in the open for all to see.  All I did was inform the OP of the facts.

Okay, so there's proof that address 1Py7dZRgKNYMycvzgzYWnxdjhZMTuY85Pa belongs to BitMaxz.  How does that connect to the other two accounts you mentioned?

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ETA:
Now this is interesting:  crairezx20 was attempting to discredit Blitzboy, which was connected to BitMaxz.  If all of these accounts are connected, why would he try to discredit his own alt?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218159.msg53622116#msg53622116

Don't trust MI6, he's a shill for a competing sportsbook that has legitimate scam accusations against them.

There are only a few ways I can think of that sportsbet.io would connect your account to those others, and in your case it's likely your IP address.  Are you using a public internet connection to access sportsbet.io?  Are there others who have access to your wifi?  If so, have you been colluding with others to coordinate your wagers?

The guy who ran onto the field won a prop bet that someone would run onto the field, lol.  He got someone to place the bet at a bookie in Vegas which give him 750 to 1 odds, and reportedly won $370k.  Here I was cringing at the thought of what that thong would do to my balls, little did I know his were made of brass.

It's just a matter of time.  Now that some major corporations are using bitcoin to store liquid assets, it'll be inevitable.  It seems more certain now that it ever has before, and in the not-too-distant future.  

As o_e_l_e_o said above, if you imported via seed phrase, then yes.


To use a specific address as a your change wallet you can use the "send to many" feature.  In the "send to" field you can list multiple addresses, followed by a comma, then the amount you want to send.  Use a exclamation point for the last address, which will be your change address.  The exclamation point will select the remaining amount, minus fees to send to that address.

Example:

1xFirstPaymentAddressxxxxxxxx,0.0035
1xSecondPaymentAddressxxxxx,0.004
1xSpecificChangeAddressxxxxxx,!

Electrum will show you the outputs before you confirm them, and you can double check the addresses there.  If the change address is in your wallet it'll be highlighted in green.  The change addresses created by Electrum will be highlighted in yellow.

Likewise.  But, don't go running off just because you got a red-tag.  Realistically it hardly says anything about you.  It's just ranting about your accusations, which themselves seem rather petty and desperate.

No one here is perfect, but most of the time time a little civility goes a long way.  Take the initiative to end this in a civil manner.  Start by sending bullrun2020bro a pm, and stop the public dispute.

Mitchell is doing a great job with this thread, any one can check the spreadsheets for the campaigns to determine if they're operational.  But I guess that doesn't pay, does it?

Both campaigns are running, the spreadsheets are updated regularly, and jeremypwr is doing a great job running them.  I don't want to speak for jeremypwr, but I imagine he keeps the threads locked to avoid sig spammers and shitposters from constantly attempting to apply.

WTF, over!

You would think that Elon Musk of all people would do some research before dealing with some fly-by-night shit-exchange like FreeWallet.org.  I wonder if this was part of Michael Saylor's "playbook."  Maybe you just need more money than brains to be known as a "rocket scientist" these days.  

I used to offer free escrow services before the Covid pandemic.  I've since gotten too busy for that, and also got frustrated due to fact that most of the trades I was asked to help with were for shady AWS account sales.

@KryptoKings, I don't know what Trust Wallet is or how it works, but I assume it's a custodial wallet.  As long as there's no risk of social engineering I could help out later this evening.  Send me a PM if you want my help, and I'll see what I can do.

Calling it "abusive" is a bit much, I take that back.  I know you work hard to keep the forum safe and free of scammers, and for that you deserve recognition and commendation.  I would hate to see you fall from DT as a result of some of the more frivolous red-tags.  The only reason I haven't included you in my trust list is because I feel you're quick with your judgements in some situations.

It wouldn't be the first time an account was sold along with a private key that was used some time back.  I'm not saying the claims that the account changed hands are valid, the evidence is very weak.  But, if you proved to the community that the claim is total horse shit, then maybe JollyGood would feel pressured to revise his tag.  I personally think his use of the trust system is abusive.  A hair trigger with red-tags is damaging to the system as a whole, and dilutes the value.

I have to say; in my opinion all the red-tags on your account are worthless.  My trust settings only show the ones from JollyGood and bob123.  The one from JollyGood shouldn't be there at all, and the one from bob123 is taking a hardline stance on semantics.

I see that KTChampion's feedback shows up on DT.  I get the one about bounty cheating, and not believing the "Friends" excuse, but that's another situation where I don't like tagging people unless there's substantial irrefutable evidence.  The other one is just another petty squabble using red-tags as a bludgeon.  My recommendation to you is to not feed into it and make things worse with retaliatory feedback.  These things have a way ironing themselves out in the long run.

Only a scammer would make a post like this.  Stop fishing, you're not fooling anyone.

Lol, I missed that yesterday.  It looked that security guard in white who took him down really jacked him up.  Then he straddled his head, lol!  Insult to injury.


I don't know, I enjoyed it.  I expected a close, high scoring, back-and-fourth game, but it wasn't that bad.  It was good to see at least one defense stand out.

They should start awarding the MVP honors to the lines as a whole.  I know, I know "most valuable player, but both the Buc's OLine and their DLine were really the most valuable assets on the field yesterday.  None of the other players had as significant of an impact on the game.  Brady had all the time he wanted in the pocket, and Mahomes was busy running for his life.

That's the problem, Tesla doesn't have excess cash.  The company is asset rich, and cash poor.

This strikes me as Hail-Mary, fittingly executed on Arm-Chair-Quarter-Back Monday.  It's a brilliant strategy to break the news while Twitter is abuzz with all the Super Bowl talk.  Musk has already witnessed what his celebrity status can do to cause crypto to pump.  I wouldn't be surprised to see 1.5 billion dumped from the market before tomorrow morning.  I hope I'm wrong, but if nothing else Musk strikes me as an opportunist first and foremost.

Glad to help, and thanks for reporting back.

So, in Shapshift your addresses start with 3 and in Electrum they start with 1, correct?  If so, you need to create a new wallet using Electrum, and when you're given the option select the p2sh option:

When you check your balance in Shapeshift what do the addresses look like?  As TryNinja asked, do they start with 1, 3, or bc1?

The derivation path you noted is for addresses that start with 1.  IIRC (it's been a while) the default settings in the Shapeshift software will set you up with addresses that start with 3.  Try selecting the derivation path for p2sh; m/49'/0'/0'.

There's also the chance that you have a Bip39 passphrase protected wallet.  When you connect your wallet to Shapeshift does it require a secondary passphrase to unlock your wallet?

If you haven't set up a Bip39 passphrase, I recommend you so immediately.  KeepKeys are vulnerable to physical attacks (the hacker needs your KeepKey in his possession) when not secured with a passphrase.  You can use Electrum to enable the setting; click on the KeepKey icon and select the "Advanced" tab.  You can enable the Bip39 passphrase setting there.