2 Accounts Connected

1. Lisa698 (Active)
2. Diyakhan905 (Active)

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Connected accounts are involved in bounty cheating:

• Re: XEGGEX Bounty Campaign {TW/FB/IG/SG/TG/RD/AT/VD} | Bud: 2M XGX | 4wks. ESCROWED
  posted by Diyakhan905 on 2021-12-15 15:29:18 UTC
  Re: XEGGEX Bounty Campaign {TW/FB/IG/SG/TG/RD/AT/VD} | Bud: 2M XGX | 4wks. ESCROWED
  posted by Lisa698 on 2021-12-15 12:53:21 UTC
  
  - campaign managed by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
  
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  Using multiple accounts, cheating and spamming are not allowed. You will be disqualified from the bounty program immediately and all your accounts will be banned permanently.
• Re: Coindogs 🚀 [Bounty] Social, Article, Signature 💰🕵🏻‍♂ 10 000 000 DOG 🥳
  posted by Diyakhan905 on 2021-12-09 18:08:19 UTC
  Re: Coindogs 🚀 [Bounty] Social, Article, Signature 💰🕵🏻‍♂ 10 000 000 DOG 🥳
  posted by Lisa698 on 2021-12-07 22:28:57 UTC
  
  - campaign managed by @Royse777
  
  
• Re: ✅[BOUNTY]-PHASE II ✅OJA COIN | $100,000 Pool Worth of OJA 🚀🔥 4 Weeks 🔥
  posted by Lisa698 on 2021-12-09 18:42:05 UTC
  Re: ✅[BOUNTY]-PHASE II ✅OJA COIN | $100,000 Pool Worth of OJA 🚀🔥 4 Weeks 🔥
  posted by Diyakhan905 on 2021-12-01 19:27:48 UTC
  
  - campaign managed by @ojacoin
  
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  Using multiple accounts, cheating and spamming are not allowed. You will be disqualified from the bounty program immediately and all your accounts will be banned permanently.
• Re: ⚡✅⚡ [BOUNTY] WapSwap Finance ⚡✅⚡ World's First Chain Balancing Token ⚡✅⚡ CBT ⚡✅⚡
  posted by Lisa698 on 2021-11-23 21:48:36 UTC
  Re: ⚡✅⚡ [BOUNTY] WapSwap Finance ⚡✅⚡ World's First Chain Balancing Token ⚡✅⚡ CBT ⚡✅⚡
  posted by Diyakhan905 on 2021-11-20 10:03:33 UTC
  
  - campaign managed by @WapSwapFinance
  
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  Negative trust members i.e. using multi-accounts, cheating, using someone else's work and spamming, multiple signature for the same users or any kind of unethical behaviour for the sake to involve in fraudulent activities will be banned from the campaign and payment will be denied.

Yes. Some documents may contain viruses known as macro viruses, such as word and excel files and even PDF files. However, those files are unlikely to be infected if you created them, and such viruses are almost always detectable by anti-virus software. Make sure you scan all your personal data and, if there are no viruses, copy them to an external drive.

This topic no longer needs to be discussed. It would be foolish to risk your money in a place like this.
Betabit.casino is unlikely to return to this forum again. If he does, he'll probably just post some nonsense to bump this thread up again.

You are right. I see that many of these participants are still on the 1xbit payroll.
In other words, 1xbit knowingly pays cheaters, which makes it clear that the whole "campaign" is fake.

Most likely.

Look, I do not understand why reinstalling Windows is such a big deal to you. I do it at least once every year on my machines. Simply save all your files on an external drive, make a list of all the apps you use, and ensure that you have all the necessary installation files or can download them from the internet. It shouldn't take more than one working day to finish the whole process and you'll have a fresh installation that will be safer and faster.

Of course you can. But as mentioned earlier, no antivirus software is 100% effective. If you suspect a malware infection, a clean reinstall of your Operating System is probably the safest solution. Antiviruses are good for prevention, though.

Yes, I agree. Bitcoin is probably going to be the next best thing in terms of monetary standard and will have a big impact on the current monetary system. The biggest impact of bitcoin will be the chance to move away from central banking system.

This is utter nonsense and there is no evidence to support your claims. There is not one bitcointalk member who would believe the lies you are spreading here and risk their money on a scam platform like 1xbit / 1xbet.

The failure of their contest in the "Games and rounds" section is evidence of this.

Yes, there are many lies in this world. So it is up to each of us to make the right choices. We all have to decide for ourselves if the right choice is to stay with the truth or look for someone to just tell us what we want to hear. However, I do not see any lies in this email. It is merely a way of marketing promotion. It is up to you whether you accept it or not.

That is the main point. You are solely responsible for the security of your bitcoins. That is why it is called a decentralized currency. Since Bitcoins are distributed without the control of any central authority, they are not issued by a government, a bank or any other entity. If you consider this a downside of cryptocurrency, then you should stick to fiat.

I still use bitcoin as a payment method. Although, not as often as I used to. I still use it from time to time. Other altcoins have not yet reached the same level as bitcoin.

Many respectable casinos only require KYC for withdrawals of large sums of money, as required by AML laws in many jurisdictions. However, there are also casinos that do not require KYC at all. You can check a site’s KYC requirements by looking at its Terms & Conditions (or FAQs) or on the website itself.
I prefer not to give away my personal information except when absolutely necessary, and on respectable sites only.

Jolly, I think it's about time to update the trust summary screenshot. You are missing some recent feedbacks. 

@Cat20, it is certainly possible that you copied someone else's PoA post and forgot to edit the data, or that someone else copied yours. But do you really think that is what happened here. Can you provide some evidence? (Don't expect someone else to do your work for you.)

Would you mind showing us your math? Maybe you made a mistake unknowingly?

However, it should be a very simple calculation: for every $ 100 you deposit, you have to wager at least $25. I don't think such conditions are too bad for some cryptocurrency casinos. At many other casinos the wagering requirement is at least 100%.

One more suspicion has been raised against this casino. I just noticed that a member notblox1 left a negative trust on their profile due to suspicion that they were organizing a fake competition on the forum.

Yes. The block explorer requires your public address to check your balance. It is not sensitive information that requires special security, so I don't know why you would need a password manager.


Sure, there is a way. You can try using tools such as VirusTotal or Sucuri SiteCheck to scan the website.

https://www.virustotal.com/
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/

The level of risk you're willing to take with your crypto will depend on many factors, so you need to understand how to identify when your cryptocurrency is being held in the safest way possible. Furthermore, it is important to know that you have control over your keys and that you can retrieve them in case anything goes wrong.

To decide which wallet to use, you need to think about a number of factors: what type of cryptocurrencies you plan to store with that wallet, how much control you want over the keys, and what security measures the wallet takes to ensure the keys are kept safe. If you don't understand these things, then you're likely to make decisions that you may regret later.

If you store most of your crypto in one wallet, you might want to consider investing in a wallet that provides multi-signature security, which is an especially attractive security feature for crypto enthusiasts.

Yes, you edited your post correctly.

If you really have not done anything against their terms and conditions, it is truly unfortunate that your winnings are being denied due to a failed KYC check. I believe this is not the first time we have seen a case like this at FortuneJack casino, so it would be good to hear their side of the story as well.

I was wondering if you could tell me which exchange Binance copied. Was it an open source project or did I misunderstand something? This is something I've never heard of before.