From the error, it's pretty clear that either your card or bank account has reached its spending limit.
Give them a call to find out.
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I'm not from Africa, but I've purchased stuffs off AliExpress before and credit cards work fine.
What error are you seeing?
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It's a pity that I can't post pictures.
I don’t think Biance’s long needle removed the position unless someone buy futures position at 48,000.
A little late, but you can do so now since you're now a Junior Member ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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1xbit has a million of dollars to spend for their site popularity campaign and sites like this seems to be a paid team to promote even without looking deeper of what company ther are promoting as long as the team is willing to pay for their charges.
Imagine getting paid over $100 per week on a scammy signature campaign, no doubt it's tempting for many to join despite having their own names dragged through the mud. In many third-world countries, that's more than their monthly wages.
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Low-level members need time to advance to senior members. There is always a process where low-level members publish high-quality articles, right?
Of course, some have quickly rose the ranks because of those. But you don't have to go that route if you prefer to take it slow and steady. For me, I'd just participate in discussions at my own pace and if people like them or find them helpful, they Merit.
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Due to the scale of this sort of abuse we're going to have to limit it to 1 deposit per 48 promotion next time.
Best outcome for both parties IMO. At least all users have a fair chance of free 10 spins per promo.
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Which forum is that? Is it Yobit? This is the only one that I can think of.
Nope, it's BeerMoneyForum The thread is right here
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To be fair, we have exchanges named after mythical creatures(Kraken, UniSwap) and literal food(Sushi, PancakeSwap). ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) But yea, I wouldn't be comfortable using an exchange with a domain that's x-grape.io. Probably any competent entrepreneur would know that using such domain(with an x and a dash) is a bad idea. Oh yeah, I almost forgot them. At least they have some representative icons but I visited Grape Global (the domain in question) and didn't find any grapes or anything of the sort :p Most probably it's the hyphen that negatively affected their SEO + lack of promotional activities.
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Indeed, it isn't to be a big issue for them. However the thing it isn't the main tasks of their job, maintain and moderating ANN on bitcointalk could be count as a voluntary task (which isn't mandatory) and by such kind of thought most people would tend to not do that unless they got additional benefits from it.
I guess to get rid of those beggars is not much different with kick out all of the spammers on this forum which is almost impossible, the best way might be just to reduce it to some extent.
They are also promoting it on another forum, but over there it's just full of spammers (one-liners) and "can I have promo code plz" posts.
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Not sure why would someone name an exchange after a fruit.
I did some checking and there aren't any user reviews. It's be on the market for almost a year but still, no reviews = no scam allegations or trusted opinions so I'd avoid touching it with a ten foot pole if I were you.
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@Droomie, it could be trashed, as I recalled seeing it too several days back.
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That’s what I do. If I’m not expecting a call from a probably unknown number, I chose to ignore all calls that are unidentified, and then proceed to search for the caller’s number to see what comes-up. More often than not, the phone call comes from a reported number belonging to a scammer or spammer, and it’s simply not worth my time engaging in a conversation.
Attending to them and engaging in a conversation even if you’ve got a clear idea of what they are trying to do can also, as per my experience, lead to the pain in the ass situation, where by a curtesy "fuckoff you so and so" on the call's receiver's behalf can lead to a long term season of calls just to piss you off.
Spot on. They might even try to sniff out one's info if he's/ she's not careful enough. OP reminded me of those scambaiters in Youtube like Kit and Jim Browning.
One of the common tactics that scammers also do is the refund scam, not sure if this happened inside crypto, where they will claim that they are from popular companies like Amazon, Microsoft or even Geek Squad and you currently bought or subscribe to some random stuffs from their company and you have the option to refund or cancel them by calling their fake toll-free number and they will claim that they "accidentally" sent your bank account with too much money and you need to give them back that extra money through gift cards or sent through package but the former is commonly used. However the bank account was just edited through HTML to make it look like they sent too much money, and yes that scam will require them to have remote access to your desktop.
So yeah the lesson there is if someone calls or voicemails you and claims that they are from Microsoft, just go and hang up the call as large companies don't do that. Mostly seniors are the common target for these due to how some are uninformed of the dangers of letting someone getting remote access to your PC.
Lol, Kitboga. That grandma and the driving simulator gets me everytime ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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That was a good lesson but still, the best course of action is to simply hang up the call if you're unsure.
Or install a caller ID app like TrueCaller which will highlight any potentially spammy/ scammy call before you swipe to answer. A lifesaver.
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I was under the impression that the only fee I'd have to pay is a fee when sending BTC out of an exchange for example. I hadn't heard of anybody charging a fee for incoming BTC before.
Don't worry, this site doesn't impose any fees for deposits. Best way to benefit from this is to transfer from a custodial wallet that offers free withdrawals.
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I see that there's a deposit bonus currently going on again.
Somebody can deposit as many times as they like, and get the bonus for each deposit, as long as each deposit is 30k sats or more, is that correct?
Let's say somebody was going to deposit 300k sats, it would make sense for them to split it into ten deposits and do it that way, am I right?
I'm just making sure that everything that I do on the site is legit.
Correct. You can split the deposits into multiples of 30K as long as they're not bordering the line of abuse (depends on how its interpreted by the site). FYI, previously there was no minimum.
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You already wagered a nice amount of money. The rank bonus for wagering 400k $, doesn't seem to much (0.0175%), but I think the cashback will be higher than with the old system. I wasn't able to obtain yet an olympic spin, but the rewards are also lower compared to their previous contest.
Seeing the previous results, most likely each spin would reward one less than $1 worth of a token :p
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You seem to be struggling with images in your post (which is surprising for a senior member), so I just want to offer a little tip. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) You do not have to define both width and height in IMG tags. In most cases, defining the width will suffice, and the forum will adjust the dimensions proportionately. For example: [img width=1050]https://i.imgur.com/w9l66Su.png[/img]
TIL. I have always been posting in both width and height since I assumed both go hand in hand (and as advised by some here). Now I can finally shave off those extra seconds!
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